If you’re wondering what mancala and mandelbrot are, the students at Lin-Wood Elementary School in Lincoln, N.H., will proudly explain that mancala is the most popular board game in Kenya, and mandelbrot...
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From Pakistan to Plymouth, Teachers Share a Common Language
by President Donald P. Wharton In November, I had a unique opportunity to teach a weeklong seminar in American Studies to master’s level students in Romania at Babes-Bolyai University in the city of Cluj-Napoca....
For Nick Vailas ’76, helping athletes is a way of life. When he talks about his life, Nick Vailas ’76 frequently uses the word “blessed.” He is one of those rare people who can find the good...
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PSU student Dan Moler spends a year at Tokyo International University by Sabrina Blanco ’04 In August 2002, Dan Moler, a Plymouth State history major, landed in Kawagoe, Japan, for an internship at Tokyo...
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by Sabrina Blanco Traveling south on Highway I-93, onto Exit 17, we entered the town of Boscawen, N.H. On this Sunday I joined Assistant Professor David Starbuck in an excavation to uncover historical...
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Barbara Lopez-Mayhew sees her doctoral thesis come to life. As a doctoral candidate in Hispanic literary studies at Boston College in the mid-1990s, concentrating on 16th and 17th century Spanish peninsular...
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When most college softball players think about the weather, they’re wondering if the rain will stop so they can get today’s game in, or if the sun will be in their eyes on the pop-ups. Kim Jeffs thinks...
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It’s academic.” That’s a phrase we hear quite a bit. But when it comes to theatre at Plymouth State University, it’s easy to apply. “From the theoretical aspect comes the actual doing. Production...
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Chris Greene has seen a side of the Museum of Fine Arts Boston (MFA) that most museum patrons never do. As a volunteer intern during the summer of 2003, he spent his time behind the scenes, learning how exhibitions...
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