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Older CBS Shows Coming to Pay Service Hulu Plus

The Associated Press November 7, 2012

LOS ANGELES (AP) — Older CBS shows like “Medium” and “Numb3rs” are coming to the $8-per-month online video service Hulu Plus. Monday’s deal falls short of what other broadcast networks provide....

Aerosmith Plays Free Outdoor Concert in Boston

The Associated Press November 7, 2012

BOSTON (AP) — Thousands of Aerosmith fans watched the band perform on Monday in front of the building in Boston where they once lived. People hung out windows, crowded fire escapes and stood on roofs...

The Vice Presidential Face-Off

Ana Abraham October 17, 2012

With the 2012 presidential election literally just weeks away, the American public faces a very important choice between two very different men. The first presidential debate between President Barack Obama...

Activists Still Occupy Wall Street

Jenn Harrington September 26, 2012

“People, Power.” Activists of the Occupy Wall Street movement have not given up. On Monday, Sept. 17, 2012, protesters celebrated the one-year anniversary of the movement that took over cities across...

Dangers on the Foreign Front

Amy Reidy September 26, 2012

Since the 2001 attacks on American soil, the country has been recovering and rebuilding. The United States has come together as a nation to support the nation, and have come to show greater respect for...

U.S. Officals Launch New Strategy to Prevent Suicide

Kerri Zbodula September 26, 2012

In Washington D.C., a new nationwide strategy to prevent suicide has been launched. Facebook, mobile apps, and other technologies will be used as part of a community-driven push to report concerns about...

McMahon Meet and Greet at Branford HQ Highlights Jobs Plan

Liana Teixeira September 19, 2012

Linda McMahon, the Republican candidate for the United States Senate, spoke to supporters on Wednesday, Sept. 12, at the grand opening of her newest campaign headquarters in Branford, Conn. Guests...

Amtrak High-Speed Rail Could Bypass CT Shoreline Under New Plan

Elizabeth Field September 19, 2012

Planning has recently begun regarding Amtrak’s new high-speed rail, proposed to extend from Washington D.C., through Philadelphia, Manhattan, Hartford, and Boston. The Connecticut section would include...

Apple’s iPhone 5: It’s Just the Beginning

Kerri Zbodula September 19, 2012

Apple’s new iPhone 5 was revealed Wednesday, Sept. 12. As one can imagine, this has been the talk around the world. Almost everyone has an iPhone these days, thus everyone is dying to get his or her...

U.S. Gay Couple Sues, Discrimination’s in the Market

Ileana Alvarez-Diaz September 19, 2012

In Massachusetts, where the Pilgrims flourished, discrimination rears its ugly head yet again. Married gay couple, James Fairbanks and Alain Beret sued a Roman Catholic diocese for refusing to sell...

Liberals and Conservatives: Different Neurology

Ana Abraham September 12, 2012

There has always been a serious polarization among Americans on the two ends of the political spectrum. Whether the issue being debated is marriage equality, health care, tax reforms or literally thousands...

UNH Student Q&A on the Republican National Convention

Jessica Pena September 12, 2012

Dramatic, thrilling, suspenseful and Clint Eastwood are a few of the things that could be said about this year’s Republican National Convention (RNC). The convention was hosted in Tampa, Fla., and it...

Euro’s Collapse Could Bring Crisis for American Economy

Liana Teixeira September 12, 2012

For about 13 years, millions of Europeans in 23 countries have shared a common currency—the euro. Since the euro launched in January 1999, 17 of the 27 members of the European Union (EU) have adopted...

Sun Erupts with a Light Bulb-Shaped Solar Storm

Patricia Oprea September 12, 2012

Used to counter dim lighting situations, the average light bulb seems like a pretty self-explanatory invention—until it comes from the sun, that is. On Aug. 20, the SOHO (Solar and Heliophelic...

Stem Cell Research Funding Upheld

Amy Reidy September 12, 2012

The court system in the United States of America is meant to keep both laws and challenges made regarding laws in check. That is exactly what was done regarding embryonic stem cell (ESC) research. Complaints...

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