PLYMOUTH – Do you ever have one of those days where everything seems to go your way? Well, everything went in favor of the Plymouth State baseball team this past Friday in Plymouth. In what was truly an offensive showcase and defensive nightmare, the Panthers crushed the Colby-Sawyer Chargers, 15-7 […]
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More than just pretty faces
Finding a band that sounds as talented live as they do on their recordings has become a difficult feat for those who value musical talent over good looks. O.A.R. (Of a Revolution) proved themselves to be one of these real-talent bands, demonstrated by their amazing performance last Friday at the […]
The Da Vinci Code hits Hollywood
Many are marking their calendars for the much anticipated May 19 premier of The Da Vinci Code, a silver screen adaptation of Dan Brown’s acclaimed and criticized novel. Although Brown was recently put on trial for plagiarism charges brought against him concerning the authenticity of The Da Vinci Code, he […]
We *Heart* Katamari keeps the ball rolling
Katamari is back! The Playstation 2 sequel to the strange and unique game has proven just as addictive as the first. The tiny prince and the king of the universe have returned in We *heart* Katamari. Not familiar with the first game, Katamari Damacy? It’s a fairly simple concept. The […]
Stevie Starr puts the fun back in puking
On Thursday, April 20, the bare-chested, very vulgar, very Scottish, and very bizarre Stevie Starr performed in the HUB’s multipurpose room. All things considered, it was a one-man freak show. Stevie Starr is “The Regurgitator.” Starr swallows a wide variety of objects and then, well- regurgitates them. He warmed up […]
Senate passes “Michelle’s Law”
Concord, NH – The New Hampshire State Senate unanimously passed House Bill 37, known as Michelle’s Law during session today. This legislation would allow seriously ill college students to take a leave of absence without losing their health insurance. Michelle’s Law is named for Michelle Morse, a college student, who […]
Organs can now be regenerated
NORTH CAROLINA – There may be hope for patients with diseases that put them on waiting lists for new organs. Scientists at Wakeforest University in North Carolina have successfully grown bladders in Petri dishes from Patients own cells, making the chance that the body will reject the transplanted organ almost […]
Where’s your coffee from?
PLYMOUTH – Students were given a chance to choose their choice caffeine fix at the second coffee tasting contest that was held on Tuesday, April 11th in Lamson Library sponsored by Sodexho. The event was to let student and faculty choose which brand of coffee will be served at two […]
Teachers and social workers beware
NEW HAMPSHIRE – “The best that money can buy.” A phrase often seen along sidecar dealership ads or in flyers from appliance retailers. Now it’s a term college students can use when referring to their educations. You can get the best if you have the money to buy it. Tuition […]
Bringing the wilderness to the White Mts.
At 17, Eustace Conway moved out into the wilderness and began to live off of the land, as much a pioneer man of the 18th century would have done. There he has remained. Now 44, he has committed his life to preserving the natural resources around him and living as […]