Theresa Castro

Lions, Tigers, and Joe Exotic- Oh My!

April 20, 2020

Hard work and an accepting community can be key to rehabilitation

February 4, 2019

Community First! Village presents a new remedy for homelessness

February 4, 2019

Fentanyl drug lacing leads to troubles from addiction to death

November 28, 2018

Thanksgiving joy for lots of folks, but on the farm, smiles are few

November 28, 2018

Prostitution stigma is often misguided

November 12, 2018

Group that approached SAC students may not be cult, should still be avoided

November 12, 2018

The uses, folklore, and peril of the season’s most popular fruit

November 4, 2018

Stephen King is a model citizen with contributions to community and culture

November 4, 2018

Prison is not the place for an elderly and mentally ill convict

October 15, 2018

The best way to avoid dangerous shark attacks is to avoid sharks

October 15, 2018

Smuggling drugs into prisons hurts both inmates and prison staff

October 12, 2018

Fatal shark attacks do not justify the hunting of ocean predators

October 12, 2018

Claim against Argento puts female abusers in spotlight

September 18, 2018

Cutting counseling is unfair to students

September 18, 2018

Prison budget cuts can lead to danger for correctional officers

May 4, 2018

Mistakes in murder case took justice system over a decade to correct

May 4, 2018

Social media should not be used to deter crime

April 14, 2018

Juvenile detention centers should focus on rehabilitation, not punishment

April 14, 2018

A rise in crime and bizarre events brings Maine’s safety into question

April 14, 2018

The danger of informants

March 26, 2018

Coerced confessions and erroneous investigations

March 26, 2018

Angry comments on social media breed hostility, not change

March 26, 2018

The power of social media in tragedy prevention

March 2, 2018

Rehabilitation is an attainable light at the end of the tunnel for inmates

March 2, 2018

Charles Manson shows that there is not always hope for criminal reformation

February 18, 2018

Measures need to be put in place to prevent prison violence

February 1, 2018

The Saint Anselm Crier

The Saint Anselm Crier

Theresa Castro, Opinion Editor

Lions, Tigers, and Joe Exotic- Oh My!

Hard work and an accepting community can be key to rehabilitation

Community First! Village presents a new remedy for homelessness

Fentanyl drug lacing leads to troubles from addiction to death

Thanksgiving joy for lots of folks, but on the farm, smiles are few

Prostitution stigma is often misguided

Group that approached SAC students may not be cult, should still be avoided

The uses, folklore, and peril of the season’s most popular fruit

Stephen King is a model citizen with contributions to community and culture

Prison is not the place for an elderly and mentally ill convict

The best way to avoid dangerous shark attacks is to avoid sharks

Smuggling drugs into prisons hurts both inmates and prison staff

Fatal shark attacks do not justify the hunting of ocean predators

Claim against Argento puts female abusers in spotlight

Cutting counseling is unfair to students

Prison budget cuts can lead to danger for correctional officers

Mistakes in murder case took justice system over a decade to correct

Social media should not be used to deter crime

Juvenile detention centers should focus on rehabilitation, not punishment

A rise in crime and bizarre events brings Maine’s safety into question

The danger of informants

Coerced confessions and erroneous investigations

Angry comments on social media breed hostility, not change

The power of social media in tragedy prevention

Rehabilitation is an attainable light at the end of the tunnel for inmates

Charles Manson shows that there is not always hope for criminal reformation

Measures need to be put in place to prevent prison violence