Things Have Changed at Boston Latin There has been a flurry of activity on the Boston Latin School blsparents listserv ever since one parent discovered the delightful and informative article in your Winter...
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Just read the winter Plymouth Magazine—almost all of it. Very impressive. Someday hope to return for a visit—haven’t been back since I graduated in 1969. Keep up the great efforts. Thanks. Alex Somers...
My purpose in writing is to congratulate you and your staff on the production of a readable, informative and bright magazine. The articles bring back memories of my year at Plymouth and old friends and alumni....
We are pleased to announce a new department in Plymouth Magazine. In keeping with Plymouth State University’s motto and commitment to service, our new department is called “Ut Prosim”...
My husband, John, graduated from Plymouth State in 1961 with a Bachelor of Science degree and received his master’s degree in 1965 from Columbia University Teachers College. John was a science teacher...
I’ve discovered that some issues of Plymouth Magazine take on a life of their own—this has been one of those issues. While we never intend to have one theme for a specific issue, if we had one this...
Corrections In the Summer 2004 edition of Plymouth Magazine, we incorrectly stated on page 21 that Associate Professor of English Joseph Monninger had received a Fulbright fellowship. Monninger was an alternate...
I had the pleasure of reading a copy of Plymouth Magazine and was extremely impressed. I am the CEO of a computer services company in Campton (FIRSTMARK, Inc.) and unfortunately not a PSU graduate (NYU...
We are writing to commend Plymouth Magazine for printing the thoughtful article by Dr. Kylo-Patrick Hart on the representation of gay men in contemporary American television [Summer 2003]. The President’s...
Enjoyed both the magazine and the www. Loads of information on site and easily navigable. The Plymouth Magazine is enjoyable to read. Different from my across state DAM and perhaps more enjoyable to peruse...
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