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TOP STORIESNov . 16, 2005 |
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News Alert: Don’t Forget to Power Down for Thanksgiving
Break Avoid being a phantom energy users during the Thanksgiving closing. Electronic devices consume energy when turned off but still plugged in. This can account for up to 30 percent of total energy used. More >>> (11-21-05) |
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Announces Candidates for Vice President for Finance and Administration Three candidates for Vice President for Finance and Administration will be on campus in the next few weeks for interviews and to participate in public forums open to the university community. The candidates are: Betty Roberts, associate vice president, University of Houston; Richard Cannon, partner, Cambridge Hill Partners; and Timothy Cross, associate dean for finance and administration, Harvard Divinity School, Harvard University. More >>> (11-16-05) |
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Travel Report: Virginia Garland Virginia
Garland, associate professor of education, received one of the 2005-06
CIE Faculty International Travel grants funded by the VPAA. In October
2005, she traveled to Puerto Rico to present a paper, "Internationalizing
North American Higher Education: Integrating the Topic of Natural
Disasters in the Curricula" at the 10th North American Higher
Education Conference. More
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Poised to Have One of Cleanest Transit Systems in New England As a trailblazer in the fields of alternative fuel and alternative transportation, the University of New Hampshire is once again implementing cleaner technology in the campus transit system to reduce emissions and save energy, a move that could create one of the cleanest university transit systems in New England by 2007. More >>> (11-16-05) |
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UNH Celebrates Rosa Parks and Civil Rights Movement Dec. 1 The campus community is invited to participate in “Celebrating 50 years of the Civil Rights Movement: Honoring Rosa Parks, a Woman of Courage,” Thursday, Dec. 1. More >>> (11-16-05) |
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Supports Cell Phones for Soldiers Effort Little compares to the joy of hearing the voices of loved ones when you’re far away from home, especially during the holidays. And especially when you’re a soldier overseas. To make the holiday season a bit brighter for families with relatives in the military service, UNH is collecting cell phones for Cell Phones for Soldiers. Simply look for the basket with the American flag that sits at the MUB Info Center, which is a drop-off point for anyone wanting to donate to Cell Phones for Soldiers. More >>> (11-16-05) |
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