For the past seven years, Keene State College students have fought back zombie attacks, running from the rapidly-spreading virus all
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“Three, two, one, dodgeball!” Those words began each round of the Big Brothers Big Sisters (BBBS) Dodgeball Tournament on Sunday,
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In times of civil unrest, when adults and children alike are fighting for their rights in an effort to improve
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TIME CAPSULE 1847 — Joseph Pulitzer, a famed American newspaper publisher, was born 171 years ago on April 10, 1847,
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TIME CAPSULE 1994 — On April 5, 1994, one of the most famous grunge musicians died at the age of
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TIME CAPSULE 1949 — Although times of war and civil unrest can have devastating consequences, sometimes there can be a
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For many years, the Keene State College newspaper played practical jokes on its readers in celebration of April Fools Day.
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TIME CAPSULE 1870 — Throughout our nation’s history, amendments have been added to our constitution in attempts to evolve and
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TIME CAPSULE 1973 — After many years of military intervention in the Vietnam War,  protesters across the nation finally got
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Almost eight decades ago, a set of female skeletal remains were found on a remote Pacific island. Since their discovery,
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TIME CAPSULE 1965 — This week holds a special place in history for those who want to be student-activists. A
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TIME CAPSULE 1988 — It was announced in The Equinox on March 23, 1988, that Keene State College would be
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TIME CAPSULE 1989 — In 1989, a group of Keene State College students and professors went on a trip over
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TIME CAPSULE 1972 — During the week of March 22, 1972, Keene State College’s President, Leo F. Redfern, made the
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TIME CAPSULE 1985 — On March 9, 1985, the first Adopt-a-Highway sign was erected on Highway 69 in Texas. The
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Throughout history women have been discriminated against in many aspects of societal life, and athletics is no exception. Although there
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Shots didn’t necessarily “ring out” in the evening of Friday, Feb. 28, 1975, but several campus members were concerned when
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A new organization established itself in the Student Center (formally known as the Student Union) that many students welcomed with
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After a racy performance in a skit show in 1971, the Keene State College branch of the Tau Kappa Epsilon
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The youth of the 1960s and ’70s are known as hippies, stoners and dope fiends. At Keene State College, students
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On Feb. 16, 1923, archaeologists opened the Tomb of King Tutankhamen, which had been sealed since about 1400 B.C.E.. In
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Feb. 14 is commonly associated with romance, chocolate, flowers and winged babies shooting love-arrows; despite its wide reach, not many
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During the second world war, the city of Dresden, Germany, did not manufacture weapons or armaments, train soldiers or offer
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On Feb. 11 and Feb. 12, 1981, author, lecturer and consultant David L. Giveans spoke in Keene, free of charge,
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Influenza, a common but dangerous virus, has repeatedly left its mark on the history of not only New Hampshire, but
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Just about everyone knows the song “American Pie” by Don McLean which frequently refers to, “The day the music died.”
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The end of January and beginning of February marks the anniversary of a number of tragedies involved in NASA’s space
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The Yalta conference was held in the Russian resort town of Crimea from Feb. 4 to 11, 1945. At this
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Feb. 2 celebrates an age-old tradition of looking towards a groundhog to determine the remaining length of winter. For some
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The 2018 Winter Olympics is coming up next month in South Korea, after nearly a century of tradition. This Jan.
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While we all returned to a snowy, picturesque campus this semester, the students in 1962 returned to find that one
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As early as the 1940s, when Keene State College was still the Keene Teachers College, The month of January was
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It’s hard to imagine what life would be like without internet access. You would not be able to fill out
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With all of the things students have to pay attention to throughout the semester, it can be hard to look
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Tuition, living expenses, food, it all adds up; and across the nation a portion of college students are turning to
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When students move off campus, they are often faced with a variety of new responsibilities, such as paying rent on
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Campus traditions are prevalent across the nation, from Dartmouth College’s annual “Polar Bear Swim” to reinvigorate students for the winter,
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There may soon be light at the end of the tunnel for students who applied for Endowed Scholarships at Keene
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Imagine taking a class where you had to pay little or no money for your textbook or materials. What if
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If tragedy were to strike on campus, as it did in Las Vegas on Oct. 1, Keene State College’s Campus
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Halloween has traditionally been a time when you can dress up as your wildest fantasy; you could be a magical
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The flu has been spotted in New Hampshire, according to the New Hampshire Department of Public Health and the Center
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The question of Macintosh (Mac) versus Windows PCs has been present practically since the dawn of computers, but with modern
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Imagine working at a company that supplies clothes to department stores. Everything is going smoothly until, suddenly, one of your
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