Word of the Week: weazen (wee’-zen) v.i. to shrink or shrivel, to cause to shrink. Fact of the week: There are more telephones than people in Washington, D.C.
 Did they seriously just say that?...

By Kait Richmond & Shawn Tremblay The first stop on the Edible Opinions restaurant tour was Claire’s Corner Copia. (1000 Chapel St.) Situated right across the street from the UNH shuttle stop,...

Seth Grahame-Smith, author of Pride and Prejudice and Zombies, has a knack for creating alternate storylines. In his latest novel, Abraham Lincoln: Vampire Hunter, Grahame-Smith reconstructs the life of...

Seeing as last week’s article was about the Super Bowl Half Time show, I wanted to write about something different this week. However, this year’s performances, not just at half time, but throughout...

First, I have to mention the ton of snow we got last week and probably the ton of snow that we are getting this week since it never ends! But even with all that snow, the delays, and closings, SCOPE still...

Wenever anyone mentions Gandhi, the one thing that comes to mind was his nonviolent philosophy or passive resistance. Known to many followers as Mahatma, this name means “the great-souled one.” Becoming...

When most people think of caffeine, they automatically think of coffee. However, the stimulant is hiding in numerous other areas of our diet, from over-the-counter drugs to candy bars. But other than being...

“The ultimate measure of a man is not where he stands in moments of comfort, but where he stands at times of challenge and controversy.” - Martin Luther King, Jr.

The Positives: I don’t know about the rest of you, but I have thoroughly enjoyed the snow outside. It’s been white, fluffy, and magical in its abilities to get classes cancelled. It also instills...

flannelmouthed (flan’-el-mouthd) adj. 1: speaking indistinctly. 2: speaking in a tricky or ingratiating way. Fact of the week: Like fingerprints, everyone’s tongue print is different. Did they...

By Kait Richmond & Shawn Tremblay As college kids, we’re always thinking about food, whether it’s experimenting with dorm-friendly recipes or trying to figure out where the healthy options are...

WELCOME BACK! I hope everyone had a great break and is ready not only for classes but for a great semester full of fun events. All the SCOPE committees have been working extra hard over the break to come...

This Friday, January 28, is the twenty-fifth anniversary of the shuttle orbiter Challenger which broke up 73 seconds after liftoff, bringing a devastating end to the spacecraft’s tenth mission. The disaster...

Ever wonder why your New Year’s resolution to be healthier never seems to make it past the month of January? You’re not alone. According to MSNBC, 54 percent of individuals who made resolutions failed...

Starting next issue, Seniors Kait Richmond and Shawn Tremblay will be writing a weekly feature with helpful food tips and restaurant reviews! Whether you are a picky eater, amateur cook, or just looking...