by Marcia L. Santore The American horseshoe crab plays important roles in nature, commerce, even medicine. But in recent years their numbers have been declining. Could understanding how they respond to the tides...
by Kristin Proulx Jarvis This fall, Grace Fraser, associate professor of anthropology and sociology, took students on a tour through the world’s nutritional history, from curry and baklava to Thanksgiving...
Jim Lambert ’68 by Donna B. Kelley ’70 Folk artist Jim Lambert ’68 cuts wood pieces in the mornings, assembles and paints in the afternoons, and leaves evenings to sketch. His materials—and...
As I write this letter, I am reflecting on the changes that have taken place at Plymouth State over the past decade—expanded library, purchase and modification of the D&M building, renovation and expansion...
Plymouth State alumnus Barry Lavay ’83, professor of kinesiology at California State University, Long Beach, received the Adapted Physical Education Professional Recognition Award from the California...
Compiled by Becky Ciulla ’06, Office of Alumni Relations, Class Notes Intern
1925 Hazel Jesseman O’Keefe
Gilbert Armitage, friend, July 19, 2005, Ashford, Conn. Robert Grady, friend, September 1, 2005, Holderness, N.H. Robert Keeney, former staff, July 30, 2005, Plymouth, N.H. Terry Rayno, friend, October...
1982 Dean Eastman and Kellie Worthley, July 5, 2005
1992 Rachel Griffith, a daughter born to Cami Pritzker and Matthew Griffith, September 4, 2005 1995 Haley Hamann, a daughter born to Sharon Thompson-Hamann and Brian Hamann, September 2, 2005 1997 Collin...