The Passing of a Potter
Nationally known potter and former ceramic instructor Mary Scheier died last month at the age of 99. Her husband and teaching partner, Edwin Scheier, survives her. Together the pair created an exciting life that involved 28 years at UNH.

Oh Buoy! Name Contest Continues
Don't miss out on the chance to win some free fish and a visit to the university's offshore fish farm. Send us your name ideas.

Roland Goodbody - Manuscripts Curator and Library Associate, Milne Special Collections, UNH Library
HR profile on "paper detective" and preservationist Roland Goodbody who spends his time investigating the past.

UNH Under Construction
Main Street is being torn up; two mini dorms have been torn down. See what's going on around campus on the construction front.

Bike-to-Work Day at The Cat

Therapeutic Riding Program Seeks Volunteers

Expert: New Birth Control That Eliminates Periods Is A Bad Idea

Historic Little Red Wagon Launches 2007 Season

New Research Shows Child Victims Keep Getting Victimized

Biodiesel Group and Conway Company Team Up in Research Project

New England Economy Forecast to Be Slightly Stronger, Despite Growth Lag

Local Artists Create Unique Treasure Boxes for June 23 Auction

Come Say Good-bye

Thank You Reception

Post-partum Volunteers Sought For Exercise Study

Summer Time at Campus Journal

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U.S. News & World Report: Shifting Political Sands in the Granite State Keep Presidential Candidates Hopping

Democratic Gov. John Lynch cruised to re-election, while the state's two U.S. representatives, both Republicans, were ousted. "In five to 10 years, it'll be a solidly Democratic state like the rest of New England," predicts Andrew Smith, director of the University of New Hampshire Survey Center.

Interim Dean Chosen

Local Residents Recipients of Award for Academic Achievement

New Foundation President Chosen

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