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TOP STORIESOct. 5, 2005 |
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Outlines State of Finances at UNH Candace Corvey, vice president for finance and administration, recently provided an overview of the university’s financial health, explaining how the university generates revenue and what areas are her greatest concerns for the future. More >>> (10-05-05) |
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From Abroad: Students, Professor Finding Hungarian a Challenging Language
For the fall semester, Robert Mohr, assistant professor of economics, is in Budapest, Hungary, with 15 students from the Whittemore School who are studying at Corvinus University. Over the course of the semester, Mohr, who will be teaching while at Corvinus, plans to keep the UNH community updated about the Budapest study abroad experience through regular columns in Campus Journal. Here is his second column. More >>> (10-05-05) |
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UNH Celebrates Native American Culture at Powwow (Katelyn
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UNH Welcomes All To Homecoming Weekend: Oct. 14-16 The University of New Hampshire welcomes alumni and friends back to campus for Homecoming Weekend Oct. 14-16, for a weekend is packed with a wide range of events and activities for the whole family. More >>> (10-05-05) |
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Collaborates With State to Transform Long-Term Care The Institute on Disability, in collaboration with the N.H. Department of Health and Human Services, will cooperate on a $2,066,699 federal grant from the Center for Medicaid and Medicare Services to transform New Hampshire’s long-term care system for elders. More >>> (10-05-05) |
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Lisa
Clark, assistant professor of microbiology (center) and a member
of the Passamaquoddy Tribe of Perry, Maine, participates in the
Intertribal Round Dance at the Powwow Sept. 24 and 25. A tie to
the past that helps maintain Native American heritage, the Powwow
is a spiritual tradition and a time for Indian families to gather
with friends. The Powwow featured dance competitions, an explanation
of the regalia in the Grand Entry, food, and Native American artisans
demonstrating pottery, basket making and flute making.|
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