It was published anonymously, and the story is they were meeting, and sarah hellen pointed it out, and said, have you seen the poem . He said, why, sarah, i wrote that for you. The signature is in pencilunderpar the poem. Our collections really represent the reading interests of populos at the time. The combination of reluctance of the Founding Fathers and librarians that continued to work here and didnt want to discard anything, we retained many of the collection, and so now those collections really represent insights into o group of people that were trying to form a library at that time where their own civilization was really taking form. This place has witness the civil unrest, economic unrest, american revolution, weather, travesties, and then still somehow continued to keep its foothold, and, today, we continue to be circulating library true to our mission, but also a very vibrant, active Cultural Center where were an amp fier, if you will, of local arts and culture. Weve really t
ORONO - Like many states, Maine struggles with teacher shortages. At the same time, fewer college students nationwide are choosing to major in education. Despite these trends, the University of Maine College of Education and Human Development the state’s largest educator preparation and training program has largely maintained its enrollment numbers in recent years. On Friday, the