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Local artist sorts through son’s depression and suicide attempt with new mural

By Archives · Thursday, March 7, 2019

Durham-based artist Amy Issa unveils new mural, titled "Missing," that sorts through the depression and suicide attempt of her son

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An album five years in the making: Tom Carlson’s ‘The Dead Flowers’

By Archives · Thursday, March 7, 2019

Staff Writer Valeriia Kholmanskikh talks to local musician and UNH student Tom Carlson about their new album, "The Dead Flowers"

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Comedian Matt Shore’s career shift into comedy proves delightful at MUSO open mic

By Archives · Thursday, March 7, 2019

Staff Writer Sophia Kurzius talks to MUSO Open Mic headliner and New Hampshire comedian Matt Shore

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The Book and Bar provides coffee, drinks, relaxation and (of course) books

By Archives · Thursday, March 7, 2019

Staff Writer Alison Eagan visits the Book and Bar in Portsmouth and finds relaxation, fun tea and a smorgasbord of books

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Guns and Money

By Archives · Thursday, Feb. 28, 2019

How hip-hop artists Quelle Chris and Ka are subverting rap’s two biggest stereotypes

Mitski is a genre-bending musical gem that the Grammy’s brushed off

By Archives · Thursday, Feb. 28, 2019

Mitski is exceptionally talented and critically acclaimed - yet the Grammy's refused to acknowledge her. Staff Writer Sophia Kurzius discusses all things Mitski.

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The legacy of a great author

By Archives · Thursday, Feb. 28, 2019

Contributing writer Douglas Rodoski discusses the action-spy-war novels of author John le Carré.

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Hans Rosling preaches positivity as a philosophy in “Factfulness”

By Archives · Thursday, Feb. 28, 2019

Staff Writer Madailein Hart reviews Hans Rosling's book, "Factfulness: Ten Reasons We’re Wrong About the World - and Why Things Are Better Than You Think."

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Farming while black

By Archives · Thursday, Feb. 28, 2019

Farmer and author Leah Penniman empowers all in attendance during her insightful speech about the importance of minority farming

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Ben-ding Through Time: Sony MDR-V6 Headphones Review

By Archives · Thursday, Feb. 28, 2019

TNH's Benjamin Strawbridge travels back to the future to review Sony's long-running MDR-V6 studio monitor headphones, in production and untouched since 1985.

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Earl Sweatshirt, W.S. Merwin and keeping faith despite the world burning

By Archives · Thursday, Feb. 21, 2019

Arts Editor Caleb Jagoda discusses how the work of both hip-hop artist Earl Sweatshirt and poet W.S. Merwin interpolate themes of life, death and the impact we will leave on the world when we are no longer here.

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Sketched Out’s LoveShaq provides off-kilter Valentine’s Day laughs

By Archives · Thursday, Feb. 21, 2019

UNH comedy troupe Sketched Out brought Valentine's Day-themed hilarity to the table for their first show of the semester, LoveShaq

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A typical morning at Young’s Restaurant with my grandfather

By Archives · Thursday, Feb. 21, 2019

Staff Writer Alison Eagan tells of her weekday excursions to Young's Restaurant in downtown Durham with her grandfather

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Review: UNH’s own Tom Haines gets at the heart of American energy

By Archives · Thursday, Feb. 21, 2019

In UNH Professor Tom Haine's new book, "Walking to the Sun: A Journey Through America’s Energy Landscapes," Haines tells his journey through the heart of America as he attempts to uncover more about our country's energy sources

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The food of Kolkata, India, according to Debarpan Bhowmick

By Archives · Thursday, Feb. 21, 2019

The stunning culture and delicious food of Kolkata, India was brought to Durham by UNH student Debarpan Bhowmick

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MUSO Revives "Battle of the Bands"

By Archives · Thursday, Feb. 21, 2019

Boston-based punk/dance act The Woolly Mammoths prove victorious in MUSO's revival of the classic "Battle of the Bands" competition.

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Dance Gavin Dance: The funky hard rock poetry group we didn’t know we needed

By Katherine Lesnyk · Thursday, Feb. 14, 2019

News Editor Katherine Lesnyk discusses her love for Dance Gavin Dance

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Battle of the Bands preview: Album reviews

By Archives · Thursday, Feb. 14, 2019

Excited for the Battle of the Bands this Friday? Check out these album reviews of three of the featured bands before you go!

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Review: “Velvet Buzzsaw” succeeds as an oddball slasher film with solid acting

By Archives · Thursday, Feb. 14, 2019

Part satire, part slasher-film, "Velvet Buzzsaw" cuts deep, but not as deep as its suggested potential.

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The glorious resurgence of “Deal or No Deal”

By Archives · Thursday, Feb. 14, 2019

Sports Editor Michael Mawson discusses his avid fandom of "Deal or No Deal."

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