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For most of his 15 years, Ryan Edghill-Pearson was trapped in a prison of silence like many people with autism — he couldn’t speak.

Emilee Denton graduated with a Bachelor of Science, Entertainment Management from Missouri State University, Springfield, this spring.

The appointment became effective Thursday, September 14.

“T-A-N-G-O!” members of the Ballroom Dance Club chanted in rhythm as they steadily danced through the steps of the tango. Latin music, eight-counts and clicking heels echoed throughout the William Pitt Union early Saturday afternoon as students of all experience levels became dancers. Students learned about American Smooth and Rhythm dance styles during a short...

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Lexi Catterlin, a licensed and certified speech-language pathologist, will offer speech and language services for the pediatric population and supervise graduate and undergraduate student clinicians.

“In first grade, they said I talk too much, and now I still can.”

Philip Bierley, Riley Mastin, and, and Kortney Poe have been selected as the latest recipients of the William G. and Rosemary Reetz Scholarship.

Dr Vikram Sarabhai, founder of India’s space programme, while justifying the need for a space programme in a developing nation, famously stated, “We do

ORONO — Annually, University Credit Union (UCU) awards scholarships to students from each University of Maine System institution and Maine Maritime Academy to support students’ pursuit of higher education. “Congratulations to all of the scholarship recipients, we want to wish them the best of luck as they begin the fall semester,” said Renee Ouellette, President […]