Opinions
LeRoy: Humans, monkeys and politics
By
Bret Belden
· Monday, Feb. 2, 2015
Since I was a child I have enjoyed pondering the puzzles and mysteries of life. What lies beyond the stars or the depths of the oceans? How did the people tens of thousands of years ago live? This all fascinated me from a young age. Before long, I began questioning the moral mysteries, cultural influences and political systems. No different from my beliefs regarding distant space or the lives of the most ancient peoples are my views regarding morality, religion and economics.
Editorial: Exposed prof. returns to the classroom
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Archives
· Monday, Jan. 26, 2015
In 2011, The New Hampshire’s editorial page forcefully criticized the actions of Dr. Edward Larkin and called for University of New Hampshire students to boycott his classes. This week, Larkin was back in the headlines as his three-year probation from the classroom reached its end.
From the editor’s desk: Summing up the fall semester
By
Bret Belden
· Friday, Dec. 5, 2014
By Nick Stoico, Executive Editor
Editorial: University system takes the cut once again
By
Bret Belden
· Tuesday, Dec. 2, 2014
By TNH Editorial Staff
Gottlieb: Campus gun incident harkens underlying reminders
By
Bret Belden
· Friday, Nov. 21, 2014
The Durham 500
Editorial: Meager plans for UNH health
By
Bret Belden
· Tuesday, Nov. 18, 2014
On Sunday, Dick Cannon made the announcement that the University of New Hampshire would be one of 19 flagship colleges and universities joining the Healthier Campus Initiative sector of Partnership for a Healthier America.
LeRoy: Seven deadly virtues
By
Bret Belden
· Tuesday, Nov. 18, 2014
Yesterday I awoke from a terrible nightmare; a frightening reality depicting the future of humankind.
Mignanelli: Modern hysteria from Hermes’ Caduceus
By
Bret Belden
· Friday, Nov. 14, 2014
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