PLYMOUTH – On Saturday, May 7 the three-time defending Plymouth State University women’s lacrosse team fell victim to the second seeded Warriors of Eastern Connecticut State University with a final tally of 12-8 at Arold Field. Plymouth entered the game at 10-4 on the season, and an undefeated 6-0 in […]
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Panthers Baseball Split Doubleheader with UMB in Season Finale
PLYMOUTH- On Sunday, May 8 the Plymouth State University baseball team wrapped up their regular season in a Little East Conference doubleheader against the Beacons of the University of Massachusetts Boston at Panther Park. PSU looked to improve on their 11-27 season record and 2-10 in conference play, while UMB […]
Fred Allen Leaves Behind a Legacy of Admiration and Respect
Two Fridays ago, a junior here at Plymouth State University decided to try and sneak by Fred Allen, who was running cards at the front desk. Mr. Allen stopped the young man, and inquired of him his reasons for attempting to sneak by. The results of that inquiry could prevent […]
Asking for Support
Dear Editor, I would like to encourage NH Electric Co-op Customers to vote for Bob Reals for the Co-op Board of Directors when their ballot arrives in the mail in early May. With an uncertain energy future looming, now is the time to pay attention to who is determining the […]
Final Goodbyes
As the year comes to an end, a lot of us will find time among the haze of finals, graduation, barbeques and saying goodbye to friends to reflect on a year passed. Whether its friends we’ve made or lost, parties that made history or entire weekends we can’t remember, a […]
A warning for the next generation of NH Fathers…
Today’s college students are tomorrow’s parents and they should be well aware of what awaits them in the family courts of New Hampshire. Being a parent is both an extremely rewarding as well as an extremely challenging task. These rewards and challenges should be shared by both mother and father […]
No Rest for PSU’s Weary
PLYMOUTH- With the first day of finals now looming just a week away, the scramble to complete all of those end-of semester assignments has officially begun. Unfortunately, students here at PSU may be at a great disadvantage compared to many other colleges in the nation.This is because most colleges allow […]
Spring Flings of the Past
PLYMOUTH-This past weekend, students partook in the usual Spring Fling festivities. These included drinking beers, playing beruit, and enjoying the warm weather to come. While enthralled in the numerous Spring Fling events, did you ever wonder what Spring Flingers were doing thirty years ago? Could you imagine that thirty years […]
Jurassic 5…a Pleasant Surprise?
Many students could be heard disappointed throughout the campus when Jurassic 5 was announced as this years Spring Fling headliner. Students had anticipated a band that was more well-known or main stream. Rumors swirled about having a band like The Killers, Jason Mraz or even System of a Down. When […]
Box Stores: Space Eaters or Economic Stepping Stones
We see the development of box stores everywhere we look. This is not a new trend. It is, however, a rapidly expanding one. Big box stores swallow once open spaces in one gulp. When one box store is allowed to enter a town, a dozen follow, and rampant development is […]