DID MICHIGAN VOTERS violate the U.S. Constitution, when they amended their state constitution to prohibit public universities from taking race, sex, color, ethnicity, or national origin into account when making hiring, contracting or admissions decisions?
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MAINE COMPASS: Public biologists, sound science best gauge of bear hunting methods
A Maine Compass on Oct. 1, “Bear hounding, baiting, trapping are cruel, unsporting practices,” written by Connie McCabe, accused the Sportsman’s Alliance of Maine of “spinning the wheels of misinformation” about bear hunting in Maine.
Central Maine high school SAT scores released
The 2013 Maine High School Assessment consists of the SAT for math, reading and writing, plus a separate science test.
ALLEN AFIELD: A cookbook for ‘Duck, Duck, Goose’
Hank Shaw’s “Duck, Duck, Goose” (Ten Speed Press, Berkeley) crossed my desk recently and contains everything a home chef needs to create dishes for family and friends. Shaw’s work wowed me within minutes, a superb cookbook with excellent recipes, ranging from simple home-style to gourmet to myriad choices between. It goes on sale Oct. 1.
BOOKS: Clinton author announces new release
D.P. Lyons, of Clinton, has announced the release of his new book “Sully Street.”
BUSHNELL ON BOOKS: ‘Rebel Streets’ and ‘The Great Gold Swindle of Lubec’
Portland author Tom Molloy has first-hand experience with the bloody conflict in Northern Ireland, having worked as a freelance journalist covering the Irish Republican Army in its vicious battles with the British army and the police. Those adventures give his latest novel, “Rebel Streets,” authenticity and convincing color.
OUTDOORS: Finally making the trip to Roque Bluffs
As my ocean kayaking season winds down with the shorter, cooler days and decreasing water temperatures, I recently embarked on what may have been my most enjoyable day of the entire summer in an area I’d thought about exploring for a long time but just never got around to it.
OUTDOORS: Katahdin is well worth the effort
Thickening clouds roil over the barren tablelands, blotting out the remaining blue skies and greatly reducing the possibility of views from the top of Katahdin. No matter; it’s always a thrill to be high on the mountain whatever the weather, which will do as it pleases in this harsh Alpine environment.
AUDIO: The Sounds of a Government Shutdown
A collection of the sounds of the five-day-old government shutdown.