Poet Rick Agran’s new children’s book, Pumpkin Shivaree (Handprint Press), tells the story of the transformation of a pumpkin from “a little silver seed” to full-grown pumpkin to jack o’lantern....
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Winter 2004
Joseph Phelan’s new book, A Dynamic Foundation for Fund Raising, (CASE) explains how a nonprofit institution can establish a foundation to raise, manage and administer financial and other gifts on its behalf....
Virginia Barry has a new title: provost and vice president for academic affairs. As the executive vice president of the University, the provost acts on behalf of the president in the president’s absence...
Being a firefighter becomes a part of who you are. You take something from every call that you go on. Sometimes it’s just a better method of connecting hose lines, and sometimes it’s the image of a patient’s...
by Terry Rayno Gregg Seibert ’89 (left), Director of Photography Tony Flanagan and skier Gareth Slattery film a scene at Cannon Mountain. Photo courtesy of Gregg Seibert. What’s a guy with a degree...
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...
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....
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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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