Are there alternatives to war? If so, what would they be? What are the possibilities for a non-violent peace force? These are some of the questions that Tim Wallis will be discussing in his talk, “Nonviolent Peaceforce: Transforming the World’s Response to Conflict”...
The Ocean Classroom Foundation said “Bon Voyage” to Bar Harbor resident/student Solomon Spigel, who boarded the historic schooner Spirit of Massachusetts setting sail for its fall SEAmester voyage. SEAmester allows college students to spend an entire...
Hailing College of the Atlantic as “the greatest educational experiment in recent history” during his inaugural address Sunday, newly inducted president Darron Collins announced his goal for the school to eventually become tuition-free. “Ive been asked about my vision...
Blue whales are the longest, heaviest and loudest animals on earth. A record-size blue whale can reach 98-feet and 200 tons, and yet the lives of blue whales for the most part are still a great mystery. On Thursday, Oct. 13 long-time blue whale researcher, Michael...
“Daughters of the Revolution,” a novel by Carolyn Cooke, has nothing to do with the Daughters of the American Revolution. The revolution to which Cook is referring is that of the sexual revolution of the 1960s and 1970s. Cooke, an O. Henry award-winning author,...
