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The Free Press Vol. 50, Issue No. 18, 04-08-2019 University of Southern Maine USM Digital Commons Free Press, The, 1971- Student Newspapers 4-8-2019 The Free Press Vol. 50, Issue No. 18, 04-08-2019 Julie Pike University of Southern Maine Follow this and additional works at: https://digitalcommons.usm.maine.edu/free_press Recommended Citation Pike, Julie, "The Free Press Vol. 50, Issue No. 18, 04-08-2019" (2019). Free Press, The, 1971-. 222. https://digitalcommons.usm.maine.edu/free_press/222 This Book is brought to you for free and open access by the Student Newspapers at USM Digital Commons. It has been accepted for inclusion in Free Press, The, 1971- by an authorized administrator of USM Digital Commons. For more information, please contact [email protected]. By Zoe Bernardi I Pg. 4 THE FREE PRESS APR 8, 2019 VOL. 50 ISSUE NO. 18 Future of Greek life faces years of debt and housing ordinances 2 APRIL 8, 2019 | THE FREE PRESS News By Larry Shue Directed by Michael Boudewyns Friday, April 19 - Sunday, April 28 Main Stage, Russell Hall, Gorham campus Tickets: (207) 780-5151 or visit usm.maine.edu/theatre Department of Theatre News THE FREE PRESS | APRIL 8, 2019 3 If I had to do college all over THE FREE PRESS 92 BEDFORD STREET, PORTLAND, MAINE 04101 ing forward to the dreaded 9-5 schedule adult in college is the time when it’s (207) 780-4084 Julie Pike www.usmfreepress.org Editor-in-Chief most full-time workers have. I thrive okay to be a little crazy. Take risks. under a more flexible schedule, and Be spontaneous. I’m not saying go do EDITORIAL This is incredibly cliché, but it’s so I’m afraid of feeling burnt out from a something stupid that you might re- true how fast your college years go by. schedule that never changes. Luckily gret, but something out of your comfort EDITOR-IN-CHIEF Julie Pike Four years of working, taking classes, for me, a career in journalism means zone. You don’t want to regret playing NEWS EDITOR Alyson Peabody and juggling about a million things at I’ll be getting to do something differ- it safe all of the time. ARTS & CULTURE EDITOR Asha Tompkins ent each day, even if I am confined to Overall, I would’ve done more. COMMUNITY EDITOR Kate Rogers once, preparing you to enter the work world for the next few decades. those hours. I procrastinated and wasted what I SPORTS EDITOR Cullen McIntyre I would’ve been smarter with my now realize is precious time, when I WEB EDITOR Lydia Libby As graduation gets closer, I can’t help but think what I would’ve done money. I’ve spent so much money could’ve been more social, working on on eating out when I easily could’ve school work or on an extra-curricular, Nicholas Schleh, Melissa Fraser, Zoe Bernardi, differently if I had the chance to do it STAFF WRITERS cooked at home to save some cash. It volunteering or just getting out there to Hailey Wood, Cooper-John Trapp, Ryan Farrell, Jessica Ward, all over again. was often out of laziness. But now, as experience life. My best advice to stu- Jessica Pike, Max Lorber, Kate Letellier, Gus Pignatello For a long time, I was so focused on getting good grades and being editor of I’m about to take on more bills and fi- dents is to have a more well-rounded COPY EDITORS the paper that I let the chance of mak- nancial responsibilities, I wish I had set schedule. Find your balance between Angela Paolucci, Cooper-John Trapp ing new friends and enjoying my time up and followed a budget to build up school, work and fun. with the ones I had fly by me. I don’t my savings account. It took me a long time to realize just EDITORIAL BOARD: regret working hard, but I do wish that I would’ve started networking soon- how much college has to offer, and you Julie Pike, Alyson Peabody, Asha Tompkins I had made more time to just have fun er. During the last few months I’ve only have a small window of time to been focused on my career search for take advantage of that. For those of you BUSINESS MANAGER Lucille Siegler and enjoy being a young adult. I would’ve taken more advantage of after graduation, which showed me the not graduating this May, I hope you re- importance of networking and making alize all of that sooner than I did and DESIGN AND PHOTOGRAPHY the vast resources available to students, such as student discounts, career coun- connections. I wish I had begun to do get all that you can out of your time in so early on in college when I had the school. DESIGN DIRECTOR Lauren McCallum selors, tutors, access to books and on- line resources from the library. opportunity to broaden my network. I would’ve talked to more people. DESIGNERS Dakota Tibbetts I would’ve spent more time on cam- pus. Most students come to campus You’re surrounded by hundreds of stu- DIRECTOR OF PHOTOGRAPHY Dionne Smith only when they have class, and they dents and faculty at school, whether in are missing out on the chance to take class or just around campus. Don’t shut STAFF PHOTOGRAPHERS Berkeley Elias, Katelyn Rice, Noli advantage of being in college by sur- them all out, talk to new people, say French, Taylor Woodward, Matthew Swannick, Ian Beckett rounding yourself with other students hi, and become more engaged with the in the library or dining hall. Immerse people around you. FACULTY yourself in the college atmosphere. I would’ve been more adventurous. I’m sometimes reserved or hesitant FACULTY ADVISOR Dennis Gilbert I would’ve appreciated my ever- changing schedule more. I’m not look- about trying new things. Being a young ADVERTISING To advertise, contact our Advertising Manager at 207.780.4080 x3 and look at out advertising rates on our website. We reserve the right to reject advertising. We will not accept discriminatory ads. Interested in working with us? Visit our website at www.usmfreepress.org for a listing of available positions or email editor@usmfreepress with a copy of your resume and cover letter to apply directly. The Free Press is a weekly student–run newspaper paid for in part with the Student Activity Fee. One copy of The Free Press is available free of charge. Up to 10 additional copies are available for 25 cents each at the office of The Free Press, 92 Bedford St., Portland, Maine. Cover: Dionne Smith & Lauren McCallum 4 APRIL 8, 2019 | THE FREE PRESS News Greek Life future faces debt and housing ordinances Fraternities and sororities rebuilding reputation since 2010 Zoe Bernardi Greeks had many reasons for being Staff Writer kicked out of their houses. The parties they held and the lack of responsibility that their USM fraternities and sororities have guests had was the major issue. “They just spent nearly ten years strengthening their couldn’t control what happened from A to reputation. B,” said Mondor. Large parties gave all In 2010, Gorham banned all fraterni- Greek life a reputation of uncontrollable ties and sororities houses, resulting in or- college kids. dinances and zoning codes that restrict Greek Life is stated 12 times in the zon- Greek life housing. This ordinance put a ing code. Violations of these codes would restriction on current and future Greek life result in fines and charges. houses in both Gorham and Portland. The Mondor and the Coordinator of Student ordinance, “ensures the safe operation of Activities, David Lewis, said that money fraternity and sorority houses … for resi- was the biggest struggle despite health dents who are living in these facilities and code violations, failure of keeping a safe to ensure that fraternities and sororities are household and many conversations with good neighbors within the immediate areas law enforcement. They said that many of in which they are located.” the fraternities and sororities struggled The restrictions made in 2010 ended with not having enough money to support housing for all Greek life chapters. Gor- their chapters at USM. The Portland Press ham has strict policies that make it difficult Herald said there were three fraternities to reinstate housing for Greek life. and sororities houses total in 2010. One of “The town created a definition for fra- the fraternities had over $27,000 in debt for ternity houses in the Land Use and Zon- property taxes and code violations. Anoth- ing Code,” said Gorham Councilman, Ben er fraternity owed almost $10,000 in taxes. Hartwell. “Basically, with zoning, you list All chapters struggle with financial is- the allowed uses and sometimes list what sues and funding for members. Members isn’t allowed. If it’s not a defined allowed are trying to strengthen their chapters and use, it’s not allowed, that’s how zoning make Greek life more present on USM works. So the town does in fact not allow campuses. Hannah Etter the Chapter Presi- new fraternity houses. The existing fra- dent for Alpha Xi Delta- Epsilon Rho, ex- ternities when existing fraternities were plained how Greek life is so important for ‘grandfathered’ but they had to follow the her and her sisters. “Being surrounded by ordinance I mentioned before.” a large group of motivated women is very Previous Free Press articles from 2010 helpful in these situations because there mention that the fraternity and sorority is always someone there to inspire you or houses were not always the best neigh- lend a helping hand,” she said.
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