The notably successful methods of Aldo Llorente, who ran Bowdoin’s Counseling Center for 10 years, might be adapted at other colleges.
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Opinion columns from the Kennebec Journal and Morning Sentinel.
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Another View: Eighty years ago, war came home
The writer was just a girl when the bombing of Pearl Harbor on Dec. 7, 1941, changed the course of history.
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Sen. Jeff Timberlake: Republicans were there every step of the way on Kennebec dam
Contrary to the opinion expressed in a recent column, it has been Democrats and the Mills administration who have been trying to remove the the dam all along, the GOP Senate leader writes.
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Maine Voices: Here’s how we build Maine schools that work for everyone
Rethinking Responsive Education Ventures is designed to support innovative opportunities to influence future generations of learners through creative approaches to education.
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Commentary: A good use for infrastructure funds: removing toxic lead from our drinking water
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Maine Voices: Sen. Bennett: End foreign influence in Maine elections
Maine elections are for Mainers. But state law allows foreign governments to spend on referendum campaigns.
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Bill Nemitz: Welcome to long-term care insurance. You want some sanity with that?
Thousands of worried Mainers seek the state’s protection from triple-digit premium hikes.
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The Maine Millennial: Press Herald Toy Fund is a modern answer to the Magi
This newspaper’s readers have been helping families celebrate the holidays for more than seven decades.
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The View From Here: Let’s thank Cape for the lesson
The town’s rejection of an affordable housing proposal shows why this statewide problem can’t be fixed one community at a time.
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Jim Fossel: Maine budget surplus presents an opportunity
The projected $800 million can be used ideally to simplify our tax system, or at least to bolster the rainy day fund and invest in infrastructure.