Fellow UNH students,
Media head selection time is here! If you are interested in applying to become a co-chair of SCOPE, editor-in-chief of assistant editor of The Charger Bulletin, or editor or assistant editor of the Chariot Yearbook, applications are available now – and are due on Mar. 12. If you have any questions about the [...]

If you did not participate last week, you missed a great Film Week: we had tons of movie-themed events! My favorite, by far, was the movie trivia game show; all of those who came out had a great time answering questions about their favorite movies and many walked away with cash prizes. Last week we [...]

President of the Culinary Institute Slated to Lecture to Campus Community
Dr. L. Timothy Ryan ’77, Certified Master Chef is the college’s fifth President. A 1977 graduate of The Culinary Institute of America, Chef Ryan is the first alumnus and the first faculty member to rise through the ranks to become president. His responsibilities as Executive [...]

REC Sports season 3 has come to a close. Congratulations to all the champions and thank you for participating. Season 4 kicks off after spring break with 6v6 volleyball, indoor soccer, softball, and roller hockey. Registration is already underway, and teams have until Mar. 24 to sign up. There is a 40 team cap for [...]

Following the assassination of a Hamas operative, Dubai police will use voice and face profiling to detect Israelis arriving with foreign passports, the police chief said Monday. Israelis have always been forbidden from traveling to the United Arab Emirates on their passports, but dual-nationals could use their alternative passports to enter the country.
Lt. Gen. Dahi [...]

By Barbara Manners, First Fridays, New Haven
Lots of Folks Love Phil Ochs: CT Folk’s First Fridays Concert Series Presents a Tribute to the Man and his Music
If you lived through the 60’s and had even the slightest awareness of the war raging half way across the world, you would remember Phil Ochs. Whether you supported [...]

I’m not a huge gamer. Sure, I enjoy my time with some Zelda and Super Mario Kart…but I can go months without touching a PS3 controller.
Some people are quite the opposite, and can’t go a day without playing a video game. But whatever, people are people and it’s just not something that I’m into.
That said, [...]

As a student leader and a senior here at UNH, I cherish the four years I have been here and all the people I have met along the way. Now, I don’t know about anyone else, but I feel like I do so much for the university but when we as students seem to need [...]

Does “majority rules, minority rights” apply to the sugar-beet industry? The USDA has been left to decide.
More than half the country’s sugar comes from sugar-beets, and nearly all commercial sugar-beet farms use seeds that are genetically engineered to resist herbicides. These plants contain a gene in their DNA that makes them resistant to the same [...]

Sunday night, I sat around my room to enjoy a favorite pastime: the Oscars. As usual, I had taken many bets on the awards. As the last award (and the most prestigious) of the night rolled around, those watching with me started to take bets…would it be Avatar or The Hurt Locker? We all agreed: [...]