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UNH commencement speaker tells graduates: Don't worry about mistakes, learn from them
READER COMMENTS: 2Thousands gathered at Memorial Field for Saturday's commencement ceremony to applaud the 2,522 undergraduate and 522 graduate students who earned their degrees. They included 68 military veterans,...
Former FBI head tells St. Anselm graduates it is important to give back
READER COMMENTS: 1With former FBI Director Louis Freeh delivering the commencement address, St. Anslem College's 120th commencement Saturday honored members of the FBI and Boston police in attendance along with the...
UNH Law School grads told to 'serve justice'
READER COMMENTS: 0Two men who argued opposite sides in the U.S. Supreme Court case that decided the 2000 election offered life lessons - and their own example - to graduates of the University of New Hampshire School...
Stonyfield founder tells FPU grads to ask, 'Why not?'
READER COMMENTS: 0"it all begins with 'Why not?' and that's the opportunity right before you, right here," Gary Hirshberg, the co-founder and chairman of Stonyfield Farm, told Franklin Pierce University graduates at...
Plymouth State speaker tells grads to 'Become agents of change'
READER COMMENTS: 0Bachelor's and master's degrees were awarded at Plymouth State University's 142nd commencement, as were certificates of advanced graduate studies.
Tiny Thomas More College class urged to be courageous
READER COMMENTS: 0It may have been one of the state's smallest graduating classes on Saturday, but for the 16 seniors at Thomas More College, it was still an enormously meaningful day.
Lebanon College graduates 19
READER COMMENTS: 0The 19 recipients received Associate of Arts, and Associate of Science degrees in Radiography, Business, Criminal Justice, Fine Art and Early Childhood Education.
Ayotte tells NEC graduates to be passionate about their work
READER COMMENTS: 1As she spoke to the New England College class of 2013 on Saturday morning, commencement speaker U.S. Sen. Kelly Ayotte, R-N.H., advised the students that life's twists and turns may take them exactly...
Message to Nashua Community College grads: find strength
READER COMMENTS: 0Graduates of Nashua Community College were encouraged on Saturday to make a positive difference in the world by learning from their mistakes, facing obstacles head-on and not giving into fear.
160 students graduate from White Mountains Community College
READER COMMENTS: 0Children were playing on the green grass outside the big white tent at White Mountains Community College early Friday evening, their shouts of joy echoing the only-slightly quieter joy expressed by...
Lakes Region, Great Bay CC hold commencement ceremonies
READER COMMENTS: 0The two colleges were among the numerous institutions around the state honoring their graduates Saturday.
NHTI graduates more than 550 students
READER COMMENTS: 0More than 550 students received associate degree Friday in the 63rd Commencement Exercise at New Hampshire Technical Institute.
Nashua school parking surprise
READER COMMENTS: 1Since David Ryan became principal at Nashua High School North seven years ago, the high school has been offering free and reduced parking to students who qualify for free or reduced meals, without...
Nashua school parking discount blasted
READER COMMENTS: 2While district officials are estimating that the district will pull in $600,000 less revenue this year than last, it is a $10,000 loss in parking and bus fees that has district officials confused.
3 dropped from lawsuit against Raymond school district
READER COMMENTS: 1Former superintendent Jeanne Richards, Raymond High School Kirk Beitler and former assistant principal Jayme Rodriguez had each been named in the original complaint which alleges that a student...
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Jeff McLynch: Tax exemption for tips eats away at fiscal stability
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Former Daniel Webster College student killed in Afghanistan
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Dartmouth students protest concert over misogynistic, violent lyrics
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Successful Technology executive named president of FIRST
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Danielle Curtis: In education, money counts: NH’s top schools often have the lowest amounts of poverty
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Pop Tart stunt at UNH hypes glory of peanut butter
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'Magic Segway' video wins top prize in NH tourism contest for kids
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What does Bowdoin teach? How a contemporary liberal arts college shapes students
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Scientific American: UNH scientist proves infinitely many prime numbers come in pairs
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Judd Gregg, Dick Swett convey threat of national debt at Dartmouth event
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Title IX complaint expected to hit Dartmouth College
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Documentary explores the complexity of the Northern Pass Project
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Nashua Board of Education approves $2m security project with money 'left over' from bond
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New England colleges try new ways to curb binge drinking
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Move to Claremont at 16 leads Keene State grad to job with Google
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Sandy Hook Elementary School will be torn down and rebuilt for $56M
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Meredith's Samuel Noyes and the 12th New Hampshire infantry
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UNH law student's brain aneurysm clip wins $25K prize
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Bloomberg Business Week: SNHU, a little college that's a giant online
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Reese Ramponi - Hierarchies: Examining class at Dartmouth
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Londonderry youth with 4.0 GPA commutes 2.5 hours to school
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NH students compete in first NHIAA bass fishing tournament
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Oyster River makes Newsweek top schools list
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NH Catholic Charities offers sessions for Laconia youths to talk about loss of classmate
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