Nashua, NH News

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• Small town up for sale, salvation
• NCA grads told to remain faithful servants, keep compassion for people
• Subtropical storm Beryl may reach land by Memorial Day
• Dozens of children killed in new Syria attack
• Vatican in chaos after butler arrested for leaks
• SpaceX capsule captured by space station crew in historic mission
• NJ man charged with murdering NY boy Patz in 1979
• UN nuclear agency finds more highly enriched uranium in Iran
• Revolutionaries dismayed by apparent result of Egyptian presidential vote
• Consumer bureau moves to regulate reloadable prepaid cards
• Dueling demands snag Iran nuke talks
• Egypt votes in first free election since Arab Spring
• A few photos from the Alumni Council Year-End Meeting and Reception, held last n...
• Guinness record holder dies at 102
• Auction claims to have Reagan’s blood
• Joplin remembers deadly tornado, 1 year later
• Obama dominates summits, but do voters care?
• Passenger’s suspicious claim diverts jet to Maine
• CIA discloses names of 15 killed in line of duty
• Egypt faces choices after decades
• Man survives 180-foot plunge over Niagara Falls
• Craft speeds toward space station
• Official: Iran agrees to deal
• Motorcycle deaths remain steady as overall vehicle deaths drop
• Check out our new cover photo -- just one of the many great moments captured at...
• More great news to share about another Rivier alum: George W. Bourne, who receiv...
• In today's Nashua Telegraph: Nashua fifth-grade teacher and Rivier alum Louise A...
• Born to run barefoot? Some end up getting injured
• Obama: There’s no ‘perfect’ end in Afghanistan
• 96 Yemeni soldiers killed in suicide bombing
• Trapper lures wolves from Denali, kills 2; pack’s future in doubt
• Catholic institutions sue over contraceptive rule
• For Cubans, cigar more an export
• Convicted Lockerbie bomber dies of cancer
• NAACP backs same-sex marriage as civil right
• Bomb kills 1 student, wounds 7 in Italy
• NH man among 3 accused in terrorism plot
• Afghanistan toll as NATO leaders meet: 13 dead in suicide bombing Saturday; 2 U.S. troops killed Friday
• New Black Panthers are a noisy, but small party
• Obama, Hollande talk growth measures
• Amid evidence cache in Martin case, questions nag
• Facebook closes near pre-set price of $38
• A great time was had by all at the Rivier ECC (Early Childhood Center) Spring Re...
• Autopsy finds evidence of pot in Martin’s blood
• Mark Conrad, Superintendent of the Nashua City Schools, was recognized recently...
• Group: Congo general recruiting children again
• World leaders set for busy US weekend of summitry
• Defense rests without calling Edwards, mistress
• Anger, drama at Mladic’s genocide trial
• Woman controls robot arm with mind
• Scientists hunt ways to stall Alzheimer’s earlier
• Army opens jobs in combat battalions to women
• Barbara J. Tremlett, who received her MBA at Rivier in 2001, has been named this...
• Students receiving a Bachelor's Degree from Rivier participated in an undergradu...
• Crash shows dangers of distracted driving
• Cheaper gas not enough to boost summer driving
• Lack of trust may hold back ad sales
• Facebook raises IPO price as offering nears
• Lightning strikes plane carrying French president
• Romney pins ‘prairie fire of debt’ on Obama
• WSMN Radio Nashua interviewed Sister Paula Marie Buley, IHM, President of Rivier...
• Check out some great photos from Rivier's graduate hooding ceremony, which took...
• Another wonderful article about Rivier's 77th commencement ceremony in the Lowel...
• Mason gains as a baby name; Jacob, Sophia are most popular
• Joseph Reilly, President of Centrix Bank to Chair Tri-City Expo Planning Committee
• Paul effectively ending presidential campaign
• FAMU band won’t take field this year
• Syrian unrest spills into Lebanon
• Reality TV, religion give birth to top baby names
• Excitement and pride filled the Tsongas Center in Lowell on Saturday as faculty,...
• 3 JPMorgan execs to resign in wake of $2b blunder
• 49 bodies left on Mexico highway
• Artist Robert Miles Parker dead at 72
• Bassist ‘Duck’ Dunn dies in Tokyo
• Judge refuses to dismiss Edwards charges
• Authorities: Kidnapped girls didn’t eat for days
• AIDS fight enters new phase with prevention pill
• Check out some great photos from Rivier's 2012 Nurses Pinning Ceremony, which to...
• NHPR talks about Rivier's transition to University status:
• Tune into 1590 WSMN Radio this morning at about 10:40 a.m. Sister Paula Marie Bu...
• Police: Kidnap-slaying suspect dead; 2 girls OK
• Romney counters notion he bullied gay classmates
• Skin-cancer warnings unheeded
• Change may mean WTC isn’t tallest
• 2 NY sites recall Benedict Arnold’s early heroics
• More charges in Merrimack theft attempt
• Today in the Nashua Telegraph: Rivier senior John Green -- who will be the first...
• Hairstyling pioneer Vidal Sassoon dies at 84 in Los Angeles
• Postal Service wants to keep offices open
• President Obama voices his support for gay marriage
• ‘Fifty Shades’ too steamy for some shelves
• Lugar loss has lessons for Republicans, Democrats
• Officials: Al-Qaida bomber was CIA informant
• Indiana’s Lugar loses, NC passes gay marriage ban
• Gas price likely won’t set record this summer
• ‘Where Wild Things Are’ author Sendak dies
• ‘Where the Wild Things Are’ author Maurice Sendak dies
• In today's Nashua Telegraph: Rivier officially a university July 1.
• CIA thwarts ‘undetectable’ al-Qaida bomb plot
• Nashua woman charged with passing phony prescription
• Hills Memorial Library in Hudson added to state Register of Historic Places
• It's official: Rivier College will become Rivier University on July 1, 2012! htt...
• Today on NHPR: Rivier College Seeks University Status:
• Rivier College students and faculty work with the PLUS company as part of servic...
• Sarkozy out in France; ruling parties lose in Greece in backlash over austerity
• The changing classroom: Laptops replace lectures in schools
• 9/11 defendants ignore judge at Guantanamo hearing
• Obama officially kicks off re-election campaign with Ohio, Va. rallies
• A superhero movie for the rages
• Chen’s activism focuses on China’s one-child policy
• Adam Yauch, founding member of the Beastie Boys, dies at 47
• Teen points out inaccurate map to NYC’s Met museum
• Beastie Boys member Adam ‘MCA’ Yauch dies at 47
• Air Force: Some pilots refuse to fly F-22 Raptor
• Victim’s parents: Dismantle band
• Border group founder blamed in deaths of 5
• AP News in Brief at 5:58 p.m. EDT
• Activist’s fate deepens US-China suspicions
• Mark your calendars: 'Midnight Madness' Rivier basketball game scheduled against...
• Rivier College students talk about the call to serve in this video:
• Activist seeks to leave China, may overshadow talks
• Attend the Annual Rivier College Senior Art Show through May 4th at the Art Gall...
• Bouncy houses cushion bear’s tree fall
• 5 men charged in plot
• Romney slams Obama over bin Laden
• Obama makes a surprise trip to Afghanistan
• Leaders mark bin Laden death
• Recently, Rivier's Global Studies program sponsored a meeting with Senator Georg...
• FREE concert sponsored by the Rivier Dept of Art and Music.... When: Tuesday,...
• Al-Qaida hobbled a year after bin Laden’s death
• Ski goggle pioneer Bob Smith dies at 78
• Syria, UN at odds over cease-fire violations
• Group says blind Chinese activist under US protection
• Scandal highlights lack of women in Secret Service
• US sees South America as possible China counter
• Gunmen kill two guards in attack on Afghan governor
• Puppy on runway delays flights at NYC airport
• John McGrath, WWII hero depicted in ‘Band of Brothers,’ dies at 92
• House OKs student loan bill, ignores veto threat
• Rivier College Model United Nations students, who represented St. Kitts and Nevi...
• Many questions as Supreme Court hears Arizona immigration case
• Senate gives OK to Saturday delivery
• Romney sweeps primaries in five states
• UN envoy Annan calls Syria situation ‘bleak’
• Ex-BP engineer arrested in Gulf oil spill incident
• 10 Things to Know for Tuesday
• Support your Raiders in The GNAC Playoffs! Go Raiders! WOMEN’S LACROSSE today a...
• Congrats to the Men's Volleyball team!
• Vice President Biden, Sen. Nelson visit Everglades
• Resignation of chief in Martin case rejected
• Edwards trial opens with a jolt
• 10 Things to Know for Monday
• Rain in East, snow for some
• US, Afghanistan reach deal on pact
• Greater Nashua Sprint Triathlon
• Charles Colson dead at age 80
• ‘Dark Shadows’ actor Frid dies at 87
• Dutch trains collide; dozens injured
• UN monitors visit Syria opposition stronghold
• Pakistan probes jet crash amid criticism
• Millions of children in Haiti to receive life-saving vaccines
• Afghan official: Explosives seized, attack stopped
• George Zimmerman granted $150K bond, apologizes to Trayvon Martin’s family
• More Secret Service agents gone; Obama briefed
• Obama to visit top college campuses in 3 battleground states
• Tens of thousands swarm Egypt’s Tahrir Square to protest military rule
• GOP pushes business tax cut through House
• Afghan leader callsfor hastier pullout, cites corpse photos
• L. Helm, member of The Band
• Dick Clark, TV host who introduced America to rock ‘n’ roll, dies at 82
• Defense chief apologizes for military photos
• Rivier nursing students and faculty participate in bone marrow drive:
• Discovery lands at new museum home
• Prostitute scandal escalates
• Pulitzer winners span news field
• Rivier College is pleased to present Multicultural Celebration Day from 5:30 p.m...
• Kaddish: A Composition of Music and Testimonies by Holocaust Survivors will take...
• Breivik has confessed to rampage that left 77 people dead
• Vote on ‘Buffett Rule’ falls short
• Change coming to National Mall
• Truce eroding as first UN monitors head to Syria
• WMO says goodbye to Irene
• Sudanese war planes bombard Bentiu as clashes with South Sudan escalate
• UN votes to send Syria monitors amid shaky truce
• Forecasters: Dangerous storms moving into Midwest
• Secret Service scandal widens to US military
• Mitt Romney warns NRA against an ‘unrestrained’ second-term Obama
• Iran nuclear talks to go to a 2nd round in Baghdad
• Burglar arrested in shower after champagne, meal
• Gallup poll: 60 percent back Obama’s ‘Buffett Rule’
• Cease-fire survives as Syrians protest without major bloodshed
• With rocket in pieces, concern now turns to what North Korea will do next
• NJ mayor carries woman out of her burning home
• International nuclear talks with Iran begin
• Lili Chookasian, celebrated opera singer at Met, dies at 90
• Rivier Theater Company Proudly Presents: The Musical Comedy Murders of 1940 - Wr...
• Raiders advance to 5th straight GNAC Championship Game. The match will be played...
• Dramatic rescue saves pet
• Zimmerman arraignment set for May 29
• Support your Raiders tonight at 7 p.m. when our Men’s Volleyball team will play...
• Fla. man charged with murder
• Rivier College student Ginelle Testa is looking to put together a team to clean-...
• Eggstravagant Easter Event today from 11:30 a.m. to 1 p.m. in the Dion Center L...
• Zimmerman cuts off contact, attorneys sever ties
• Santorum drops out, clears way for Romney
• Syria defies cease-fire plan as peace hopes fade
• Tulsa residents want death penalty
• NKorea space official says rocket ready for launch
• Lung cancer screenings ‘a good value,’ study says
• New Hampshire has lowest teen birth rate in nation, report finds
• Congrats to Rivier's Alex Xenidis- GNAC Player of the Week:
• Prosecutor: No grand jury for Trayvon Martin case
• Wallace of ‘60 Minutes,’ known for dogged style, dies at 93
• Suspect in dismembering says he met woman online
• Tulsa police: Shootings may have been revenge
• Mike Wallace, '60 Minutes' star interviewer, dies
• Fading Titanic needs protection
• US warns Syria it can’t deceive world over pullout
• Flights grounded at Yemen airport
• Pakistani troops dig for 135 missing in avalanche
• Neighbors fearful after shootings in Tulsa
• Popular painter Thomas Kinkade dies in Calif.
• Navy jet crash a ‘Good Friday miracle’ – but how?
• Deployment’s toll on families goes under the microscope
• Navy jet crashes into Virginia Beach apartments
• Big lottery winners often prize anonymity
• Malawi’s president reportedly dead, but officials remain silent
• Tuareg rebels declare independence in Mali
• Russia wants ‘Merchant of Death’ Viktor Bout back
• Ferdinand Alexander Porsche, designer of Porsche 911, dies at 76
• Obama signs bipartisan JOBS Act into law
• UK’s Sky News: We hacked in the public interest
• Obama signs bipartisan JOBS Act into law
• UN chief warns Syria crisis is getting worse
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• $3,000 Tamposi Scholarship: for incoming Rivier undergrads who currently attend...
• Texas residents start to rebuild after tornadoes
• Congrats to Rivier's Jessica Amaral: GNAC Women's Lacrosse Player of the Week -...
• NHCUC/Rivier College Job Fair Today! Wednesday, April 4, 2012 2pm-5pm Radisson H...
• Congrats to Rivier's Steve Visentin: GNAC Men's Volleyball Player of the Week ht...
• In today's Union Leader: Rivier College set to become a university
• In today's Union Leader: Rivier College set to become a university -
• Romney pads delegate lead with primary sweep
• Obama: Reagan couldn’t survive in ‘radical’ GOP
• Tornadoes, damage reported in Texas
• Shooting suspect upset about expulsion, teasing
• New effort by MDs to cut wasteful medical spending
• Tonight from 7 to 8 p.m. in the Library: An Evening of Favorite Poems Share your...
• Board questions transparency over police budget woes, meeting with department slated April 10
• ICE crackdown results in record arrests
• Claim military kills civilians in reprisals, ‘executes own troops’
• 7 dead in school shooting
• Read about Rivier's two new academic programs for launch this fall- Global Studi...
• In Today's Nashua Telegraph: Rivier will call upon Georgetown president to celeb...
• Romney, Santorum appeal to conservatives
• Suu Kyi reported winning historic vote in Myanmar
• Obama’s is not 1st health care edict
• Turkey asks for return of artifacts
• Colleges more often hiring part-timers
• Bloc threatens to seal off Mali, cut off money
• Census documenting Great Depression to be released
• Humor can help candidates; ouch when it doesn’t
• Kan., Ill., Md. tickets win $640m lottery jackpot
• Bombs in southern Thailand kill 14, wound 341
• Syria says it won’t be first to lay down arms
• Clinton: Time running out for diplomacy with Iran
• Marking Earth Hour: Turn lights off for 1 hour Saturday night
• Kansas, Illinois, Maryland, tickets share lottery jackpot
• Official: Winning lottery ticket sold in Maryland
• Obama clears way for tightened sanctions on Iran
• MasterCard, Visa warn of cardholder data breach
• Earl Scruggs: Remembering a bluegrass and American music legend
• Video raises doubts on Fla. gunman’s story
• Arab summit a symbolic win for Iraq, but with no breakthrough on Syria, which didn’t send representative.
• More autism reported, likely from better testing
• Minnesota school blocks porn actress prom date
• Obama seeks thaw with Pakistan at Seoul summit
• Justices signal deep trouble for health care law
• Rivier baseball head coach, Anthony Perry, is ready for challenge:
• Today is the Grad Finale for students about to graduate! From 3 – 7 p.m., you ca...
• Vt. police believe they’ve found teacher’s body
• Supreme Court justices move to heart of new law
• Register for the Daisy Walk on Sunday, April 22 to benefit the Cynthia Day Famil...
• The Annunciation of the Lord, Reconciliation Service will be held at 12:30 p.m....
• Outrage unites people of all colors, divide still exists
• Pope will find different Cuba
• Scholarship Opportunity: Deadline April 2, 2012
• Women's softball took home two wins!
• Men's Lacrosse remains undefeated:
• ‘Pink slime’ sounds gross, but how does it taste?
• Supreme Court health law rulings expected to have ‘enormous’ impact
• Syria’s first lady faces sanctions, contempt
• Parents of black teens find Trayvon Martin case hits close to home
• 8 killed, including 6 kids, in W.Va. house fire
• Iraqi woman in El Cajon beaten after receiving threatening note
• Space junk threatens station astronauts
• Employers ask job seekers for Facebook passwords
• Obama nominates Dartmouth’s president to be World Bank chief
• Obama weighs in on Trayvon Martin’s killing
• Staff Sgt. Robert Bales faces 17 murder counts in Afghanistan massacre
• Houston died from drowning, coroner says
• S. Collins, Maine juror, lawmaker
• Embattled Fla. police chief steps down temporarily
• French standoff ends with suspect shot in the head
• GI to face 17 murder counts
• Officials can store info on anyone now
• Politics puts Etch A Sketch back in the picture
• Check out the new photos in the Rivier College's International Students' Spring...
• Money flooded into campaigns, PACs in February
• Lisa Dodson, Ph.D. will speak tonight about her research and engage in a dialogu...
• `No regret’ from suspect in French shootings; standoff drags on
• Rivier College is pleased to announce this year's commencement speaker and honor...
• Grand jury, Justice Department to probe teen’s killing
• Sugar producers’ lawsuit seeks sweet revenge
• Romney cruises to big win in Illinois primary
• Candidates make final push in Illinois
• 4 shot to death at Jewish school in France
• Cheer for the Men's Volleyball team as they compete against Lasell College tonig...
• Send your prayer intentions to the Campus Ministry Office.
• New Deadline! The 2012 Pearson Prize for Higher Education opens on February 13,...
• Women's Basketball Rules!:
• Occupy to protest at NATO summit
• Romney steps up efforts in Illinois ahead of Tuesday’s primary
• House barber stays close to lawmakers long after hair’s gone
• Swing voters are diverse, misunderstood and crucial in 2012
• Twin blasts kill 27 in Syria’s capital
• Uneasy feeling for those at Rutgers with links to India in wake of verdict in bullying case
• Japanese government considers intercepting North Korean rocket if it flies near Japan
• Obama’s campaign charging ahead
• How the cherry blossom became a Washington hallmark
• California inmate has a head for hieroglyphics
• Afghan-massacre suspect Staff Sgt. Robert Bales en route to US
• Archbishop of Canterbury to step down
• David W. Kenney, SeaWorld’s first veterinarian, dies at 77
• Iconic obelisk is sinking – slowly
• USDA to allow schools to opt out of using ‘pink slime’
• Flood threat down across US
• Gingrich says US needs his vision
• Taliban forces reject talks as Karzai demands pullback
• One year in, will Syria become a guerrilla war?
• Tonight: Welcome and Celebrate Women of Diversity 7 p.m. to 8 p.m. in the Dion...
• Today: Celebrate the spirit of St. Patrick's and the Irish heritage in the Campu...
• Senate agrees on judicial nominees
• Cameron and Obama commit to Afghan mission
• Former editor among 6 arrested in British phone-hacking scandal
• Santorum wins Alabama, Mississippi primaries
• Insurgents attack near site of Afghan massacre
• Study: Red meat is bad for you
• Analysts expect fallout from Afghan killings
• Dozens dead in Syrian massacre
• Welcome and Celebrate Women of Diversity: Full length screening of the academy w...
• Giraud, comics artist, dies at 73
• US soldier reportedly kills 16 Afghan civilians
• Poll: Romney slightly ahead of Santorum in Illinois
• Santorum wins Kan. caucuses
• Pop culture focus of college classes
• NAACP to challenge state voting laws before UN panel in Geneva
• Obama touts fuel-efficient technology as way to reduce US dependence on foreign oil
• South tests GOP rivals
• ‘Kony 2012’: Two sides to being a digital media sensation
• Job growth continues in February
• Critics: Viral video distorts fight against African war criminal
• Probe reveals discord in the bin Laden household
• Hawaii governor declares disaster on two islands
• Romney’s piling up delegates, but the next week could prove bumpy
• Rivier students among those spending their spring break building homes for those...
• Romney begins to pull away and pile up a delegate advantage
• NJ Rep. Donald Payne dies at 77
• Estrogen-only report positive
• Romney, Santorum, Gingrich score victories on Super Tuesday
• Mitt Romney makes closing argument in Ohio
• Santorum says he’d be well ahead if he had Romney’s money
• Netanyahu tells Obama Israel may attack Iran alone if necessary
• Ten states vote Tuesday in presidential primaries
• MESH Interactive Agency Announces Opening of New York City Office
• MESH Interactive Agency Announces Opening of New York City Office
• MESH Interactive Agency Announces Opening of New York City Office
• Book Signing in The Peddler's Daughter
• Romney’s presidential quest has cost $200m
• Putin declared victor in Russia
• Obama: Military force an option in dealing with Iran
• Reading, writing, tweeting
• Rebels in Syrian city are surrounded, braced for assault
• Nights to brighten with five planets
• BP reaches huge settlement with 120,000 oil spill plaintiffs
• Obama talks tough on Iran ahead of Israel meetings
• Experts appointed in Costa Concordia trial
• GOP rivals are minding their mouths
• Deadly tornadoes rip through South, leave at least 13 dead
• Top Dem Dicks plans to retire
• Russians make final bid for votes
• 5 soldiers responsible in burnings
• Obama calls woman bashed by Limbaugh
• How world probably got the AIDS epidemic
• Summer Programs for Kids!
• Deaths include 6 in Illinois, 3 in Missouri, others injured
• Romney, Santorum hit road
• Davy Jones of the Monkees dies at age 66
• N. Korea will denuclearize for food
• Romney ekes out win in Michigan GOP primary, breezes in Arizona contest
• Obama lauds auto industry
• 3 students now dead from Ohio shooting
• Schoolgirls’ fight ends in death, leaves questions
• Jan Berenstain, co-creator of the Berenstain Bears empire, dies at 88
• 1 dead in Ohio school shooting
• Tigers, leopard taken from home of Tarzan actor
• Violence continues following Quran burning last week
• Negative tone in Mich. primary
• Yale grad making a business out of cardboard furniture
• ‘Reagan Dems’ may decide primary
• N. Korea’s new leader threatens attack on South
• Synthetic floors give home ‘ice’ advantage
• Pilgrims to Cuba hope pope’s visit will signal change
• Researchers hopeful about male partner for The Pill
• Two U.S. soldiers killed as Afghan protests continue; NATO withdraws advisers
• Saudi Arabia raises crude oil output, according to reports
• Russian scientists revive an ice age flower
• Pakistan begins demolishing compound where bin Laden lived, died
• Romney, Santorum battle for conservative vote in Michigan
• Attorneys present their sides during opening arguments at Ravi trial
• UN nuclear agency rebukes Iran for lack of cooperation
• Romney trumpets economic plan as analysts critique GOP proposals
• Billy Strange, arranger and studio musician, dies at 81
• Evacuation efforts under way in Homs, Syria
• Study finds colonoscopic polyp removal saves lives
• Sheriff backs driver’s licenses for immigrants
• President Obama apologizes for Quran burning
• Third-grader in critical condition after school shooting
• Romney, Santorum attack each other on spending records
• Obama administration proposes cutting corporate tax rate, ending breaks
• At least 49 dead in Buenos Aires train crash
• Scientist admits he lied to get climate documents
• Ex-Marine, 23, pleads not guilty to killing 6 in Calif.
• Doctor campaigns to treat workplace woes with Vitamin D
• US officials apologize after troops burn Qurans
• New health insurance co-ops win federal loans
• Divisions stall actions in Syria
• Sharks a growing threat to sea otters
• Romney, Santorum rival on spending
• Yemenis fear that with new president, there’ll be no change
• Safety device saves skier in WA avalanche
• Iran says it’s cutting oil exports
• Boy Scouts sued over teen’s abuse
• Santorum goes after Romney in Ohio
• Dr. Lamers Jr., champion of hospice care
• Microchip is new medicating means
• More men are caring for their loved ones
• One year into revolution, Libya beset by militias, rights abuse
• Family, friends gather for funeral to honor Whitney Houston
• Mitt Romney goes on attack as Rick Santorum improves in polls
• Obama’s lucrative fundraising trips criticized by the opposition party
• Google faces privacy flap over iPhones
• Suspect in US Capitol bomb plot a Moroccan immigrant
• Congress’ payroll tax deal a rare bipartisan effort
• Gov. OK with tribute for Houston
• West tops in interracial marriages
• Romney home state could fall to Santorum
• Attackers free 119 inmates in Nigeria
• Underwear bomber gets life sentence
• Inmates trapped in blazing Honduran prison say guards shot at them
• Investigators say house Josh Powell blew up was not his real residence
• Iran heralds its nuclear research efforts; Western nations contend it’s all hype
• Report: Chicago leads the nation in corruption
• Romney faces major test in once-safe Michigan
• Visit to China shows depth of Tibetan despair
• Congress near deal on payroll tax, unemployment
• Md. to consider same-sex marriage
• Pentagon charges former US resident in terror plot
• China blocked visit by US envoy
• EU delays Greece bailout decision
• $3.8t budget does little to break cycle
• Arab League eyes Syria intervention
• Greek leaders OK austerity bill
• Weston, modernist architect, dies at 87
• The greening of Guantanamo Bay
• Romney’s good day: Wins conservatives, Maine caucus
• Scots likely to get vote on splitting from Britain
• Top US general meets Egyptian leader amid strained relations
• Crowds turn out for service for Charlie and Braden Powell
• Obama urges middle-class tax cut extension
• Ahmadinejad: Iran to disclose new nuclear projects soon
• Whitney Houston found dead in Beverly Hills at age 48
• Robert Hecht Jr., controversial dealer in classical antiquities, dies at 92 in Paris
• Obama accommodates religious groups, changes birth control rule
• SUV crashes into Amherst bank
• $25 Billion Mortgage Agreement Doesn’t Let Lenders Off Hook
• Greece’s economic safety net in tatters
• Combat roles up for women
• Coming soon! New Rivier billboard on Rte. 3 in Nashua at Exit 6 with a focus on...
• Rescuers search for missing after deadly Philippines earthquake
• Obama campaign returns donations tied to fugitive
• Santorum in position to shake up GOP race
• Sam Coppola, actor, dies at 79
• Appeals court strikes down gay marriage ban
• Planned Parenthood furor claims Komen exec
• Second teacher at L.A. school to be charged with lewd acts on a child
• Romney leads over Santorum
• US closes embassy in Syria
• Police: Powell father planned fire
• Parents applaud LA district’s decision for 2-day closure
• Swing voters finding less to like in GOP
• Egypt says 19 Americans will be ordered to stand trial
• Husband, 2 sons of missing Utah woman believed dead in explosion
• Proposed ballot measure in California would put state in charge of medical marijuana
• Rubio targets contraception
• In the Russian provinces, Putin’s a pillar
• More deaths in European cold spell; snow wreaks havoc in south
• New York’s Le Roy students, public still seek answers in mystery illness
• Jobless rate drops to 8.3%
• Romney expected to clinch Nevada caucases
• Russians in rival protests to demand free elections, support Putin
• Russia, China veto UN resolution against Syria
• Lawlessness, violence erupts across Egypt
• Komen reverses decision
• Protesters in Cairo call for the ruling generals to step down
• Priest who improvised prayers loses his job
• Online chat with Obama has big impact on Texas family
• Study works out kinks in understanding of massage
• Obama swipes at Romney as he promotes mortgage refinancing plan
• States hit hard by taxes for Medicaid
• At 88, Cardinal Bevilacqua dies
• US, allies will shift Afghan mission to training next year
• Super Bowl Marketing Hype Runs From Beer And Cars To Condoms And Cookies
• Romney rebounds with runway win in Fla.
• 2012 Florida primary: It’s all over but the counting
• For FL seniors, election is all about economy
• Romney poised for big victory in Sunshine State
• Police officers tear down Occupy Charlotte protest site
• We're gearing up to for our Heritage Day activities, which will begin this week....
• Check out this article in today's Nashua Telegraph about the Purcell sisters (Am...
• Official: Pakistani doctor had role in raid on bin Laden compound
• Medal of Honor recipient turns 95
• Romney opens double-digit lead in Florida polls
• Twitter censorship stirs up a storm
• Obama repeats call for bipartisanship
• Experimental aircraft marks a paradigm shift in warfare
• Arab League freezes mission monitoring Syria
• UK police arrest 4 linked to News Corp.
• Divers find 17th body on half-sunken Italian cruise ship
• Arab League freezes mission in Syria
• Two Canadian teens send Lego man into near space
• Obama tells colleges to hold down rising tuition
• Holocaust survivor shares his story on Remembrance Day
• Former Bruins defenseman Wideman in NHL All-Star Game After ‘Remarkable’ Comeback From Injury
• HPV study finds 7 percent of US teens, adults carry virus in mouths
• Pentagon releases plan that cuts projected spending, increases base budget
• Our art gallery is presenting an exciting exhibition now until March 2, an exhib...
• Once-homeless brothers trying to adjust
• Mass. Rep. Frank to marry partner
• Come on out tomorrow night and cheer on the men's volleyball team as it takes on...
• Congressional response to Obama’s address falls along party lines
• Navy SEALs rescue 2 held captive in Somalia
• Our campus community enjoyed hearing the presentation by Naomi Tutu last night....
• We are pleased to welcome two new trustees to our Board: Tina-marie Legere '96G...
• Romney returns show 13.9% tax rate paid in ’10
• Gingrich’s consulting records with Freddie Mac released
• In State of the Union address, President Obama warns economic unfairness threatens middle class
• CVS’ ‘blacklist’ of doctors sparks outcry
• Seated federal judge dies at 104
• We're excited to host Naomi Tutu, daughter of Archbishop Desmond Tutu tonight at...
• Alaska woman, 85, fends off moose attack on husband
• British romance novelist Penny Jordan dies at 65
• Different challenge awaits GOP hopefuls in Fla.
• Florida pits Gingrich’s momentum against Romney’s organization
• Obama to lay out his economic plan in State of the Union address
• Giffords will resign from Congress
• Gingrich wins primary in South Carolina in upset
• In China, 8 babies and a rash of protest
• Body found on Concordia shipwreck, raising death toll to 12; search continues
• Megaupload founder Kim Dotcom used “safe room,” other devices to evade arrest
• Blues singer Etta James dies
• Study: Kids may have higher obesity risk if dad is overweight
• In South Carolina, a Window on the Polarized News Market
• The Rivier campus has a nice blanket of fresh snow, and from the weather reports...
• Gingrich scolds media for spotlighting ex-wife’s complaint
• Patriots Say Their Defense Is Peaking at the Right Time
• Our campus minister, Michael Parr, recently wrote the "Mass of the Presentation...
• Keystone oil line permit denied
• Wylie W. Vale Jr., researcher who discovered fight-or-flight stress hormone, dies at 70
• NASA arrest records sealed
• A hero emerges in Italy’s ship drama
• Hard times in S.C. make the economy the dominant issue
• Fungus killing more bats than thought
• Sudden acceleration study finds problems at auto safety agency
• This afternoon, we hosted a prayer service to honor the life and legacy of Marti...
• Homeless whiz kid gets a ticket to the State of the Union
• Romney says he ‘probably’ paid 15% tax rate
• Wikipedia, others plan blackout over anti-piracy bills
• A warm welcome back to all our students. We hope you enjoyed your break and wish...
• Captain to blame, Costa chairman says
• Terror at sea turns to joy as cruise passengers land on American soil
• Election thrusts Mormonism into the spotlight
• Official accused of contempt
• Landmark trees burns; possible arson cited
• Huntsman reportedly will leave presidential race; expected to endorse Romney
• Ex-Marine held in killing of Calif. homeless men
• Candidates go all-out for evangelicals in SC
• White House balks at parts of anti-piracy plan
• Yearning to return to life he knew
• A fresh heir in Muir country
• ‘Stop Romney’ Christian conservatives give nod to Santorum ahead of S.C. balloting
• ElBaradei slams military as he quits Egypt presidential race
• Banks flooding Romney’s campaign coffers
• Iran confirms IAEA visit but says it will make no concessions
• Six dead, thousands evacuated from cruise ship off Italy
• General to lead Marine probe
• Obama seeks power to streamline federal government
• Scientist hopes studying lizards’ movements can help with human therapy
• Comedian Colbert Exploring South Carolina Primary Bid
• Romney defends record at Bain as rivals attack
• 2 years after quake, progress, frustration in Haiti
• US moves to reassure Afghans after video surfaces
• Recess appointments constitutional, Justice Dept. says
• Obama unlikely to surpass billion dollars in fundraising
• Holloway declared legally dead
• Tutoring potential
• Looking forward to welcoming our undergraduate day students back to campus next...
• SC beckoning GOP hopefuls
• Iranian nuclear scientist killed
• Brin Realty Opens Nashua NH Real Estate Office
• Daley steps down as Obama’s chief of staff
• Fannie Mae CEO Michael Williams to step down
• Bombing at bus terminal in Pakistan kills at least 29
• Court: Texas sonogram law can go forward
• Court reportedly sentences American to death on spy charges
• Get free training to become certified tax preparer
• Today, we hosted a visit by Republican presidential candidate and former Pennsyl...
• Tucson, Ariz., marks first anniversary of shootings
• Snowy owls flying farther south
• The location of Rick Santorum's visit to campus has been changed to the athletic...
• The ‘Method’ to Keira Knightley’s madness
• Worries mount over lack of phys ed
• The ‘Method’ to Keira Knightley’s madness
• WASHINGTON – With public schools cutting back on spending for physical education, some members of Congress want to intervene, worried that the nation’s schools are churning out too many overweight kids. The cutbacks are happening across the
• Gun violence unlikely to prompt any changes in federal law
• Obama facing uphill re-election battle in two-man race, economist predicts
• US economy adds 200,000 jobs
• Lottery winners’ checks bounce
• Bomb in Syria leaves 26 dead
• A petition to repeal the ‘Dream Act’ falls short in California
• NASA artifacts command top dollar
• Republican presidential candidate Rick Santorum visiting campus on Monday, 9 a.m...
• Obama calls for defense cuts
• Prosecutors want death penalty for Hosni Mubarak
• Santorum’s new image worked in Iowa
• On Monday, Republican presidential candidate Rick Santorum will visit Rivier Col...
• Physicists hide event in ‘time cloak’ experiement
• Iowa figures low in margin, voters
• Obama defies Senate, appoints consumer and labor officials
• Iowa GOP officials provide light moment on CNN
• Michele Bachmann gives up the race after finishing sixth in Iowa
• Perry says he’s headed for South Carolina
• Proposed labor rules stir farms
• Romney edges Santorum in historically tight battle for Iowa win
• Move over GOP; Obama heads Wednesday to swing state Ohio
• Republican presidential candidate Rick Santorum will be visiting the College on...
• Oil prices soar amid possible showdown with Iran
• Hackers reveal data of 860k Stratfor subscribers
• Farmers may feel impact of proposed child labor law changes
• ‘Big’ issues at root of campaigns
• 2012 Iowa Caucuses by the numbers
• Broke your New Year’s resolution already? Don’t stress
• Children’s author Simms Taback dead at 79
• Santorum draws fire as the newly surging candidate in Iowa
• Texas leads nation in executions
• Iran claims production of nuclear fuel rod, test-fires new missile
• High court to eye immigration
• Verizon Wireless drops $2 payment fee
• Death toll mounts in Syria as crowds take to the streets
• Rabbit owners gather at the hop
• Shoppers use phones to find parking at mall
• Ringing in the New Year
• 5 killed in bomb blast at Nigerian mosque
• Trade Center illnesses linked
• Very good samaritan
• Financial abuse of the elderly called ‘epidemic’
• Bosnian newspaper battles the odds in a changing world
• Iraqi interpreters who worked for U.S. military say they are now being targeted for death
• Death squads prowl in Pakistan
• Egyptian crackdown escalates
• United Continental will continue to grow in 2012
• Economists forcast stale in 2012
• Leading in Iowa, Ron Paul says ‘a message is going to be sent’
• Tarzan’s sidekick Cheetah dies at 80.
• Officials: Oil threat is just a threat
• Perry sues to get on Va. ballot
• GOP hopefuls return to Iowa for a final push
• Study: Health care workers question some ICU decisions
• US may admit Yemeni president for medical care
• Officials: Fireplace ash caused fatal blaze in Conn.
• Obama nominates 2 to Federal Reserve Board
• Christians flee as Nigeria mourns bomb victims
• Book examines America’s turn from science, warns of danger for democracy
• Pakistani government defends nuclear program against rising internal criticism
• More bloodshed reported as Syria awaits Arab League monitors
• Crowd convenes in Moscow to voice dissapproval of Putin
• Sudan: Darfur rebel leader killed
• Romney maintains strength in NH poll
• 19 killed in Afghan bombing
• Goldman, creator of Xerox research center, dies at 90
• Dollar stores aim for holiday-bargain niche
• Dollar stores aim for holiday-bargain niche
• Obama’s use of average citizens helped in the payroll tax fight
• Entrepreneur launches fashion app
• Santa sleuths can find ‘proof’ online
• Left on bus, missing $170k violin is found
• Tremors continue to shake New Zealand
• Merry Christmas and Happy New Year to everyone in the Rivier community. May the...
• Winter solstice draws them for ‘illumination’
• Defense asks for most charges against alleged WikiLeaks source to be dismissed
• Baghdad bombings leave at least 60 dead, nearly 200 injured
• We recently hosted the Serving the International Student--K-12 workshop, a confe...
• FAA releases new rules to give pilots more rest
• House Republicans getting heat over payroll-tax stance
• Romney Steps On The Accelerator in N.H.
• Republican presidential candidate and former Pennsylvania senator Rick Santorum...
• US aid Britain probe hacking of climate scientists’ e-mails
• Clinton: Gingrich opposed bill that balanced budgets
• Deadly winter storm sweeps over Great Plains
• Drug poisoning deaths continue to climb
• House vote leaves fate of payroll tax break unclear
• Kim Jong Un makes first appearance since father’s death
• Five killed in small plane crash in northern NJ
• Death toll in Philippines floods surpasses 950; many still missing
• Frugality prevalent among holiday shoppers
• GOP to reject Senate tax-cut bill
• InSight, our academic journal featuring research and literary/artistic work of R...
• Jubilation and foreboding in China
• German city clears out 45,000 people before World War II bombs are defused
• House Republicans say no deal to payroll-tax
• Last US troops exit Iraq safely to Kuwait
• Israel releases 550 Palestinians, completing swap for soldier.
• As US departs Iraq, it leaves behind allies who won’t talk
• Senate OKs payroll tax cut extension, spending package
• Penn State administrators to stand trial
• Widow uses inheritance to become Secret Santa for shoppers
• Congress passes spending package, but bigger money issues still loom
• We wish all our students a safe journey home. Have a pleasant and relaxing Chris...
• We were recently honored with the Outstanding Community Leader Award presented b...
• Felon was school-trip chaperone in Seattle
• Blocked L.A. freeway gives drivers fits
• U.S. military formally ends mission in Iraq
• India probes more than 100 deaths from illegal liquor
• Cain would like Cabinet post
• NIH plans to cut use of chimps in medical research
• Arizona Sheriff Accused of Discrimination Against Hispanics
• 7 miners rescued from Idaho shaft
• Last night, our voice students performed in in their fall recital. The concert f...
• FedEx has plenty of workers and tech to move gifts
• China to impose tariffs on U.S. automakers
• FedEx has plenty of workers and tech to move gifts
• China to impose tariffs on U.S. automakers
• The College has begun advertising on city transit buses in Nashua, Manchester, a...
• US to cut dollar coin production
• Rampaging gunman kills at least 3 in Belgium
• U.S. Senate’s Secret Santas Make Their Rounds
• Our toy drive this year collected more than 100 Christmas presents for children...
• Supreme Court to review Arizona immigration law
• ’Super PAC’ Aiding Romney Will Delay Disclosing Donors
• Ex-Guantanamo detainee’s fate in hands of Egyptians
• Obama to meet with Iraq’s prime minister
• Gingrich’s still standing after debate
• YMCAs seek help against child sex abuse
• Community atwitter over sighting of bird
• Childhood disorder bolsters research
• Protesters demand new election in Russia
• Police evict ‘Occupiers’ in Boston
• Nobel laureates accept awards and accolades
• Obama: Jobless rate may fall to 8 percent by election
• Britain’s rejection of EU treaty widens rift with neighbors
• Good luck to all our students on their finals!
• Squatters claim Texas properties
• Has Facebook killed the holiday card?
• Romney camp launches attack on surging Gingrich
• 2 dead in shooting at Virginia Tech
• We are pleased to announce the addition of two new online degree programs to our...
• Former Gov. Blagojevich gets 14-year sentence
• Pheasant Lane Mall Chipotle to open in Nashua next week
• Many thanks to our Student Programming Board, who invited Santa Claus to campus...
• Obama appeals for commitment
• Jobless take grievances directly to Congress
• House Panel Debates Bill to Limit Lawmakers’ Stock Trades
• Break out those ugly Christmas sweaters and snuggies! Wear them to the women's b...
• Old Mubarak allies fare poorly in vote
• Merkel, Sarkozy call for new fiscal discipline treaty
• Obama prods Congress on payroll tax
• Postal changes would slow mail
• The Alumni and Rivier Community Christmas Tree Lighting was a fantastic event--a...
• Reid is said to have new payroll-tax proposal
• Syria again ignores Arab League deadline to allow observers
• Groups to hold week of protests
• Jobless rate drops to 8.6% in November
• School diversity guidelines issued
• Bachmann says Gingrich’s stance on abortion is ‘troubling’
• Little hope for major breakthrough at Afghan meeting
• Ice halts winter fuel delivery to Alaska
• FDA eyes mercury fillings safety
• 1 million undocumented immigrants could live and work in California under newly introduced measure
• Drug lord warns Mexico, US after cartel’s communications network is dismantled
• Scores of Occupy L.A. protesters are released from jail
• Herman Cain suspends presidential campaign
• Global following for organic farms
• Study on marriage shows good results
• Senior men are closing the age gap
• Egypt elections see 62% voter turnout
• GOP leaders try to make tax break palatable
• Madeleine Hall looks so festive right now, all decorated for Christmas. Can't wa...
• Women still outdo men in multitasking
• Herman Cain says wife was unaware of payments to Ginger White
• Looking forward to seeing everyone at the Alumni and Rivier Community Christmas...
• Republican presidential candidate and current Governor of Texas Rick Perry visit...
• Massive turnout for Egypt election
• Jackson doctor gets 4 years
• Cain to reassess whether to stay in GOP race
• Vets Head to College, With Baggage
• Our Thanksgiving Food Drive collected record-setting 304 baskets of food! Thank...
• Republican presidential candidate and former Governor of Utah Jon Huntsman visit...
• Sister Paula Marie Buley, IHM was the subject of a great editorial in the Nashua...
• Cain denies report of 13-year affair
• Egypt vote goes smoothly
• Jon Huntsman visiting Rivier tomorrow. Doors open at 8 a.m., event starts at 9 a...
• Check out video footage of Sister Paula's inaugural address to students on Nov....
• We have two exciting events on our campus this weekend that will help us get eve...
• Check out video footage of Sister Paula's Inaugural Address:
• Republican presidential candidate and former Governor of Utah Jon Huntsman is v...
• To view photos from Newt Gingrich's visit to our campus last week, visit
• Egyptians head to the polls amidst protests
• Cops say synthetic drugs are latest threat
• ‘Occupy’ brings focus on tactics
• Arab League slaps sanctions on Syria
• Pakistan responds to NATO raid
• Blagojevich attorneys ask to play recorded conversations at sentencing
• Lawmaker seeks ad ban over insurer’s Nazi ties
• U.S. to restart construction of nuclear reactors; Toshiba arm to deliver new model
• Violence reported as Syria misses deadline to agree to monitors
• Walmart customer in Los Angeles pepper-sprays other Black Friday shoppers
• Michelle Obama receives official White House Christmas tree
• Louder libraries for a digital age to open across U.S.
• Debt panel’s failure throws wrench in recovery
• Egypt’s ruling generals say elections will go on despite violence
• A&TT and T-Mobile withdraw FCC application for $39 billion merger
• J.K. Rowling testifies about media abuses in Britain
• Earlier trend may be here to stay
• Holiday feast could be hazardous, group says
• Delays impact holiday travel travelers
• Incomes outpace spending in October
• Gingrich courts Latinos with immigration view courts Latino votes’s immigration stance draws fire
• Israel preparing for day when it has no relations with Egypt
• Egypt’s military council expedites timetable for handing over power
• More charged in SAT scandal
• Banks’ debit-card fees face antitrust review
• Don't forget about the Alumni and Rivier Community Christmas Tree Lighting on De...
• Republican presidential candidate and former Governor of Utah Jon Huntsman to vi...
• Yesterday, we held a retirement celebration for Sr. Lucille Auger, pm, to thank...
• Crisis intensifies as government resigns in Egypt
• Family testifies in phone-hacking scandal
• Using new health law, HHS challenges Pa. insurer’s rate increases
• Hundreds of UC Davis students protest pepper-spraying by police
• Salvation Army bell-ringer fired after reportedly harassing man for not giving
• Today, Republican presidential candidate and former House Speaker Newt Gingrich...
• Register now for our Alumni and Rivier Community Christmas Tree Lighting, which...
• Officers on leave over pepper spray use
• The BVC Group launches "Value Gives Back Program"; donates a portion of proceeds to charities
• Cairo violence looks like a second uprising
• Debt-panel leaders see failure on the horizon
• GOP hopefuls talk about hardships
• Hundreds injured as protests heat up in Egypt
• Gadhafi’s son captured, will be held until new Libyan government can receive him
• Better forecasts put more wind on grid
• Afghanistan ‘loya jirga’ sets conditions for new pact with US
• ‘Doctor’ accused of injecting woman’s rear with cement
• Natalie Wood death probed by ‘new generation’ of detectives
• Thousands of Egyptians return to Tahrir Square to protest ruling military council
• House falls short on balanced budget amendment to Constitution
• FDA revokes Avastin as breast cancer treatment
• Congratulations, Sister Paula Marie Buley, IHM, President of Rivier College, on...
• Republican presidential candidate and former House Speaker Newt Gingrich is visi...
• Christmas is coming, and what better way to start the Christmas season by attend...
• United Way of Greater Nashua News - November 15, 2011
• Suspect charged with attempted assassination
• Energy secretary grilled over loan
• Unions join Occupy activists in protests
• House, Senate approve bill to avert shutdown
• Cain first to get Secret Service detail
• Today Sister Paula Marie Buley, IHM celebrated her Presidential Inaguration with...
• The Rivier College President’s Circle is pleased to welcome Republican president...
• Yesterday we celebrated Presentation Day with the Sisters of the Presentation of...
• Astronauts given Congressional gold medals
• Bank of America will issue layoffs notices
• Trend in US for private insurance
• Consumer prices sink slightly
• USDA: Serving Pizza To Schoolchildren Won’t Save Much Money
• Sister Paula is celebrating her inquguration with our students tomorrow at a spe...
• Just two days away--the Presidential Inauguration of Sister Paula Marie Buley, I...
• We welcomed a number of local female political and community leaders for a discu...
• Our nursing students did a wonderful job yesterday with the Great Rivier Smoking...
• Judge backs city, ends camping for Occupy NY
• GOP: Solyndra layoffs kept quiet until after election
• Cain, Perry seek to change focus on campaigns
• Study: Statins help unclog arteries
• China business jet market set to ascend
• Mobile shoppers likely to impact holiday sales
• Anita Caspary, ‘rebel nun’ dies at 95
• Federal changes on student loans creating anxiety
• Police peacefully evict Occupy Oakland tent city
• Syria defiant as pressure mounts on president
• Mobile shoppers likely to impact holiday sales
• Tomorrow we're hosting a a panel discussion about the experiences of several loc...
• Now through Dec. 12, the Rivier College Art Gallery is presenting Parallel Rhyth...
• Our senior nursing students are hosting the Great Rivier Smoking Outreach tomorr...
• On Thursday we will be hosting a special Student Luncheon Celebrating the Inaugu...
• Structure of Bay Bridge is questioned
• Deadline looms for deficit reduction plan
• First look by outsiders at crippled Japanese nuclear plant
• Monti to form new government
• $1b headed for healthcare workers
• Marines honor comrades killed in Iraq
• Deficit panel may put off a deal
• Nixon Library director is stepping down
• Arab League suspends Syria over protester killings
• Italy’s Berlusconi steps down
• Missing baby’s parents silent
• Court mulls health care law disputes
• Husband searches landfill, finds missing diamond ring
• Perry says S. Carolina is not a must-win for him – but it’s close
• Despite Italy’s reforms, Berlusconi’s successor to face tough economic climate
• The secret millionaires next door
• Just one week away! We are so excited to usher in a new chapter in our history w...
• After silence from fellow Cain accusers, Kraushaar backs off
• Debate gaffe may have done irreparable damage to Perry campaign
• Secret Nixon testimony unsealed
• Banker named new Greek prime minister
• Provisions of Obama jobs plan earn rare Senate approval
• James Murdoch says he was kept in dark about phone hacking at British tabloid
• US retailers tailor fashions to Asian tastes
• Apple vs. Android; war heats up
• GOP presidential candidates say no bailouts for Europe, autos, banks
• Voters push aside sharply partisan laws
• Cartoonists remember ‘Family Circus’ creator
• We can't wait to host members of the greater Nashua business community next week...
• Rivier College was mentioned in a story published in the current edition of the...
• Roadside attacks target U.S. forces in Afghanistan
• Bachmann still confident in Iowa, despite polls poll showing
• US is currently facing serious shortage of drugs
• Syria is polarized, but government is confident
• Grim Sleeper suspect linked to killings of 6 more women
• Partisanship may be preventing passage of jobs bills
• 13 soldiers killed in bombing
• U.S. announces desert ‘solar energy zones’
• After years of delays, NASA launches weather satellite
• Saving cultural heritage, one work at a time
• Record 44 candidates file for state primary
• Oakland becomes epicenter of Occupy rally
• Oakland becomes epicenter of Occupy movement
• Statue of Liberty marks 125 years, hosts naturalization for 125
• US will lack muscle at eurozone crisis meeting
• Weather challenges Occupiers
• Father of artificial intelligence dies
• Our Office of Multicultural Affairs has some outstanding events coming up. The o...
• Jack London Trail Race
• Paul Leka, co-writer of ‘Na Na Hey Hey Kiss Him Goodbye,’ dies
• Leafy greens, tomatoes spring from an urban rooftop and land on restaurant plates
• Hormones feed hunger after weight loss, researchers find
• On Nov. 7, we will host a Law Enforcement Forum featuring a discussion with loca...
• ‘Supercommittee’ meets in public
• Study finds weight can hinder benefits of flu vaccine
• We are excited to host the greater Nashua business community for a chance to mee...
• Serial rapist may target Dallas-area sorority alumnae
• Missing man linked to Gacy murders resurfaces
• GOP’s Perry gives choice on tax in economic plan
• Experts: HPV vaccine should be given to boys
• Congratulations to Karen Spohn, a professor in our Division of Business Administ...
• WikiLeaks suspends its work while focusing on raising money
• Tea party, Occupy movements find some common ground
• Police arrest 130 in Occupy Chicago demonstrations
• Libya ‘liberated,’ new leaders say
• iUGO Holds Second Annual “Mad Moose Mile”
• At least 77 killed in Turkey quake
• Karzai: Afghanistan will stand with neighbor if US attacks Pakistan
• Saudi Arabia’s Crown Prince Sultan dies in U.S.
• How to protect your home this winter
• Fearful Pakistanis spurn polio vaccine
• Occupy, tea party movements share roots
• Gadhafi’s body subject of debate
• Disability benefit program at risk
• Thousands protest austerity measures in Prague
• Clinton discusses religious, media freedom with Tajik officials
• In Detroit, Cain says his plan means jobs
• French Prime Minister Fillon to back global growth plan at G-20 summit
• Nevada moves caucus date to Feb. 4
• Obama: US troops will come home
• Gadhafi’s body on display in Libya
• Obama announces Iraq troop withdrawal by end of year
• Our Alumni Career Series Event last night was a great success. We thank all alum...
• Dictator Gadhafi’s dead. Now what for Libya?
• Norman Corwin, ‘radio’s poet laureate,’ dies at 101
• Our President, Sister Paula Marie Buley, IHM was interviewed for this article in...
• Debates spotlight Romney
• 11% of Americans shown medicated antidepressants, new figures show
• Social Security sets 3.6 percent increase living increase
• Alumni and senior students, don't forget to register for our Alumni Career Serie...
• GOP presidential debate puts Cain to the test
• Mother of missing baby says she was drinking
• Iowa GOP sets date for presidential caucuses
• Report: US health care falls even further behind
• We are pleased to announce that we have added two new members to our Board of Tr...
• Kenna Finlayson '13 has been named ECAC Division III Player of the Week for Voll...
• E. Cobell, plaintiff in suit, dies at 65
• Understanding the Occupy Wall Street movement: A primer
• McDonald’s launches in-store TV TV
• Apple sells 4 million iPhones 4S in first weekend
• Pentagon, NASA open space launch missions to private ventures
• Somali militants threaten Kenyans
• Cellphone-radiation link is questioned exposure underestimated?
• Register now for our Alumni Career Series Event on Oct. 20 from 6-8 p.m. in the...
• French Socialists choose Hollande in primary
• Cain defends his ‘9-9-9’ tax plan
• Obama helps dedicate MLK’s memorial
• Gaza woman waits for husband’s return
• Syrup is key to cleaning contaminated industrial sites
• ‘Occupy’ protests go global
• NATO: Afghan violence drops sharply
• Gene cluster is missing in children with autism, researchers say
• Obama administration scraps part of health law
• US sends troops to Uganda to help fight Lord’s Resistance Army
• Occupy Wall Street protesters arrested during march into financial district
• We're so excited to be welcome our students' families and friends to campus tomo...
• Simplicity of Cain economic plan appeals to voters
• Ciudad Juarez hopes to mitigate violent image
• Obamas host dinner for S. Korea’s president
• Sleep medicine expert testifies in case of Jackson’s death
• Calif. salon shooting suspect suffered from PTSD
• Fla. lawmaker calls for firing squads and electric chair
• Chicago suburb considering idea of banning eating while driving
• Chris Williams, President of the Greater Nashua Chamber of Commerce, will speak...
• Supreme Court considers routine strip searches in jails
• Underwear bomber pleads guilty, warns U.S.
• One in Four Millionaires Pays Less in Taxes Than Some in Middle Class
• Our President, Sister Paula Marie Buley, IHM, was interviewed on The Chamber Rep...
• Ayotte, Shaheen split of jobs plan vote
• Wall Street may soon feel job-loss pain, report finds
• Online data leak spread widens
• Well search turns up nothing in missing baby case
• US disrupts plot to kill ambassador
• Romney wins the Chris Christie primary
• Crew abandons ship as oil spills
• Consumers skeptical over Wal-Mart’s intent
• Check out the photos from our "Swing Into Fitness" Golf Classic. Thank you again...
• Nobel prize awarded to Americans
• U.N. believes Tailban detainees were beaten
• Consumers skeptical over Wal-Mart’s intent
• Nobel prize awarded to Americans
• New report shows that Big Ben is tilting
• Afghanistan suspected of torturing tortures
• Jobs Died at Home of Respiratory Arrest Tied to Cancer
• Greek economic crisis leaves thousands homeless
• China’s centennial is a low-key event
• Illegal Cuban migration, after years of decline, is up again
• Stubborn holdouts keep seat-belt use down
• Cain steps up criticism of Wall Street protests
• Obama urges Senate to pass jobs plan
• States heading off deadbeats at casinos
• Yemen’s Saleh to step down
• ‘Occupy’ rallies a vague effort
• Medical pioneer Dr. Richard Koch dies at 89
• Lockheed Martin would allow Japan to build F-35 jet parts
• Sarkozy meets with IMF chief Lagarde ahead of Group of 20 summit
• Romney outlines vision for ‘American century’
• Employers add 103k jobs, ease fears of recession
• White House increases privacy after WikiLeaks reports
• Today marks ‘Day of Atonement’ for Jewish faith
• Peter Gent, ex-wide receiver who wrote ‘North Dallas Forty,’ dies at 69
• Can Monarch Butterflies Make It Through Texas?
• We're excited about our latest exhibition in our Art Gallery. The exhibit, Gener...
• Transtromer deserves Nobel for his spare, elegant genius
• Lil Iguana Live at Stewartstown Community School
• Demonstrators protest wars, Wall Street in D.C.
• Police: Parents of missing girl no longer cooperating
• Jobs’ virtual DNA to be fostered in Apple University
• Jobs helped rescue the record industry
• Ken Dahlberg, WWII ace and Watergate figure, dies at 94
• Ratings head Neilsen dead at 92
• Palin confirms she won’t run for president in 2012
• Supreme Court tackles church-state conflict involving schools
• With immunity ruled out, US unlikely to leave troops in Iraq
• Apple co-founder and Silicon Valley pioneer Steve Jobs dies at 56
• High court grills officials over death penalty appeal
• The "Swing Into Fitness" Golf Classic raised more than $140,000. Thank you to al...
• Bernanke warns against deep cuts in weak economy
• Study: 20% of vets have mental health issues
• Dems join Republicans to pass spending bill
• Chopper with 5 crashes in New York’s East River
• New Jersey’s Christie will not seek GOP nod
• Tesla customers get a peek at new sedan
• Stocks fall to one-year lows
• Alleged manipulation of data calls chronic fatigue study into question
• Canadian to receive Nobel posthumously
• Stocks fall to one-year lows
• Kidnappers free American; keep son
• Knox freed, murder conviction overturned freed overturned
• Tesla customers get a peek at new sedan
• Former director of National Park Service dies at 85
• Cain: Perry camp name ‘insensitive’
• Supreme Court to open term
• ‘Mother of hip-hop’ Robinson dies at 76
• 2 typhoons rattle Philippines, China
• 14 tons of marijuana seized by U.S. Border Patrol
• Launches grassroots efforts to stop arms flow in neighborhoods
• Obama pushes for jobs bill
• NATO: Militant leader caught
• Perry defends decade-old tuition law
• Cancer vaccine quest begins at Mayo Clinic
• Fright Kingdom
• Rappellers on Washington Monument find celebrity – and some distractions
• Debate rages over US’ right to target al-Awlaki
• Longtime atom smasher collides with Father Time
• Former Rwandan officials sentenced to 30 years over genocide
• Jordan’s king approves constitutional reforms
• Man who drove off cliff ate bugs, leaves for 6 days, doctor says
• FBI seeking to expand federal definition of rape
• Bank of America set to charge $5 for debit card use
• Tracking moods with Twitter
• Study: Slightly high blood pressure may raise risk of stroke
• Check out this article on our Football for Gals class offered through our RISE p...
• Arch Clark West dies at 97
• Pakistan said to support Haqqani, fearful of attack
• Check out our YouTube channel for video of our "Swing Into Fitness" Golf Classic...
• Exercise alleviates arthritis in fat mice
• Our "Swing Into Fitness" Golf Classic was a tremendous success. Thank you to all...
• Sharp jump reported in cost of workers’ health insurance
• Trial of Jackson’s doctor begins with emotion, drama
• Poll: Obama would beat Texas Rep. Paul by just 4 points
• Perry’s comment – 19 years ago – draws fiery response from NC barbecue fans
• Bomb kills 16 from one family in Afghanistan
• Boeing delivers first Dreamliner jet
• Researchers find signs of oil effects in Louisiana marsh fish
• Student borrowers’ new option another option before defaulting on loans
• Israel considers response to Palestinian U.N. statehood bid
• Congress makes no progress on keeping government afloat
• Cain wins Fla. GOP straw poll
• IMF calls for unified action
• Obama’s fiscal stance alienating some
• Two sides to older drivers’ safety skills
• NJ officials will return storm pay
• Study examines origins of Spanish flu outbreak
• Judge orders Anthony to pay nearly $150,000 for search for Caylee
• Jury in manslaughter case against Michael Jackson’s doctor is finalized
• Lap Band patient dies
• Shifra Goldman, champion of modern Mexican art, dies at 85
• Romney, Perry continue spat after GOP debate
• Obama to give states schooling freedom
• Senate rejects House disaster aid bill
• We're doing the last bit of preparations for our "Swing Into Fitness" Golf Class...
• Dugard sues US for gross neglect
• Davis executed for murder of Georgia officer
• William Ellery McClatchy, architect and newspaper company officer, dies at 86
• Obama to unveil education plan that drastically changes No Child Left Behind
• Local college chefs were part of a competition right here on campus yesterday, a...
• We're gearing up for our "Swing Into Fitness" Golf Classic that will be held on...
• Obama: Israelis, Palestinians need to reach own deal
• Iran frees American hikers
• We have once again been named a Military Friendly School for G.I. Jobs Magazine....
• Investigators question account of whale trainer’s death
• Deal in works to delay UN vote on Palestinian statehood
• Gay military members mark end of ‘don’t ask, don’t tell’
• Ex-Afghan president assassinated at home
• Check out this article in today's edition of the Nashua Telegraph about our new...
• Dolores Hope, widow of comedian dies at 102
• Merck, Perry ties put campaign cash in spotlight
• Obama outlines $3 trillion deficit plan, rejects ‘class warfare’ claim
• Abuse-related head injuries in kids rose during recession, study finds
• U.N. showdown looms as Palestinians press statehood
• Merck, Perry ties put campaign cash in spotlight
• Former U.S. Sen. Percy dies at 91
• Seattle’s own superhero dies from rare cancer; inspired thousands
• 15 killed in India quake
• Families still hope to raise funds for Sept. 11 flight memorial
• Reno crash underscores safety concerns
• Yemeni troops open fire on demonstrators, killing 24
• Bachmann, Paul speak at Calif. GOP convention
• Florida pharmacy closure leaves some patients without needed medication
• New prenatal blood tests can check fetal DNA, raising ethical questions
• Reports: Drug problem growing
• Bachmann defends remarks to Leno
• 9 dead in Reno air races crash
• Money, politics mix on debt panel
• Kennedy, Mondale lose cancer battles
• GM-UAW tentative deal includes signing bonus, wage hike for second-tier workers
• Obama fundraiser linked to federal loan for failed solar company
• Police: Colo. men took dead friend for car ride
• Israelis, Palestinians showdown looms
• Congress hears public’s message
• Bay, actress in ‘Happy Gilmore,’ ‘Seinfeld,’ dies at 92
• Sarkozy, Cameron visit Libya
• Obama awards Medal of Honor to Ky. Marine
• Bluegrass banjo pioneer Wade Mainer dies at 104
• Last night, we hosted Fire Department of New York Battalion Chief Jay Jonas to t...
• NASA unveils next spaceship – a hybrid shuttle
• Soccer, no stir reported at Guantanamo on 9/11 anniversary
• Taliban launch attack on U.S. Embassy, NATO headquarters
• GOP wants to give Congress veto on national monuments
• Perry takes heat in GOP candidate debate
• Number in poverty sets record as income falls
• Calley, ex-Warner exec, dead at 81
• Rivier has been named a College of Distinction. The Colleges of Distinction prog...
• We recently hosted our Academic Convocation and Mass of the Holy Spirit, traditi...
• Perry, Romney duel on Social Security at tea party debate
• Pentagon memorial offers place for prayer
• Fed’s zero interest rate burns savers
• Obama’s job plan would raise taxes on wealthy
• Pro-Gadhafi forces kill 17 rebels in raid refinery
• Bank of America cuts back
• France attempts to calm fears of nuclear accident
• Continuing our special events to mark the tenth anniversary of the 9/11 attacks,...
• This afternoon we hosted a special prayer service to remember those who lost the...
• Cliff Robertson dies at 88
• US marks attacks with solemn ceremonies
• US marks 10 years since 9/11 with prayer, solemnity
• Washington event captures resilience after 9/11
• At site of Pa. crash, a peaceful tribute to 9/11 victims
• South Korea’s church beacons an eyesore to some
• Our chaplain, Brother Paul Demers, S.C., was interviewed by the Nashua Telegraph...
• At ground zero, signs of a city remade
• U.S. investigates ‘specific, credible’ terror threat timed to 9/11 anniversary
• Obama to Congress: Pass my $447 billion jobs plan now
• Rebels say Gadhafi loyalists holding hostages outside Sirte
• Rivers rise in Pennsylvania, New York
• US probes possible 9/11 threat
• Obama outlines $447b jobs plan
• More than 1,000 homes lost in Texas wildfires
• Gadhafi elusive as 2 convoys of aides roll into Niger
• 3 killed in Nevada; Guard members among victims
• Our nursing programs were awarded an eight-year accreditation by the National Le...
• Squid fishermen’s way of life changing
• Dozens dead and missing as typhoon hits Japan
• Obama visits Detroit’s auto industry
• Triple murder in Lawrence
• Uncertain times projected for Libyans
• Domestic surveillance a key legacy of 9/11
• Journalist recalls horror of Sept. 11 in journal where she recorded days events
• Tropical storm hits Gulf Coast
• Memo: China had interest in US banks
• Gadhafi’s last towns set to fall
• Is America losing patience with jobless?
• Minnesota farmer trying to grow the greatest pumpkin
• Joke about Dutch mountain snowballs into a success
• Perry takes lead in latest national poll
• Jobs report puts heat on Obama
• Tabloid sued over Anthony story
• Casey Anthony deposition will be videotaped
• Gadhafi fleeing across desert toward Niger, rebels say
• Lawmakers fight for ‘hurricane hunter’ funds
• Also, the College was very grateful to receive a generous grant from The UPS Fou...
• Three of our incoming freshmen received scholarships through an incentive drawin...
• Chicago bluesman David ‘Honeyboy’ Edwards dead at 96
• Court rules Miss. governor’s relative defrauded FEMA after Katrina
• Obama to visit N.J. to view Irene damage
• NATO keeps bombing pro-Gadhafi forces in Libya
• Motown legend Esther Edwards dies at 91 at 91
• Subsidy for COBRA health coverage to expire today
• Supplies to be airlifted to areas cut off by Irene
• Rebels give time limit on Sirte
• Letter predicts Taliban victory in Afghanistan
• Gadhafi family members flee
• Irene’s death toll climbs to 35, power slowly restored
• Storm leaves long trail of damage along East Coast
• Rivers rage through New England towns in Irene’s wake
• New frontiers in green gardening: Fresh ideas from author of ‘The Conscientious Gardener’
• Summer’s almost over, and still no solar panels on White House roof
• Success of armed Libya revolt adds new leaf to ‘Arab Spring’
• Libyan rebels reject talks with Gadhafi
• Several cities wonder, “What jobs crisis?”
• East Coast death toll rises as Irene sloshes northward
• Hurricane Irene slams coastal North Carolina
• Architect’s vision takes shape in 9/11 tribute memorial
• Battle for Japan’s rule begins
• Obama visits FEMA, predicts a ‘long 72 hours’ ahead
• Irene churns toward Northeast; millions of hurricane newbies brace for massive storm
• Wave of Alzheimer’s threatens Florida
• Serious side effects from vaccines are rare, medical panel concludes
• Bernanke warns that political warfare over economic policy jeopardizes recovery
• Months after disaster, Japan’s prime minister resigns
• 18 killed in suicide bombing of U.N. compound in Nigeria
• Irene swings north, will strike the East Coast
• Earth meteorites traced back to single asteroid
• Tripoli a mixed vision of glee and gunfire
• More N.C. evacuations ordered ahead of Hurricane Irene
• Peter Berg, activist, proponent of bioregionalism, dies at 73
• Hurricane Irene threat increases for Mid-Atlantic, Northeast
• Libyan rebels put bounty on defiant Gadhafi
• Back to School for Nashua - Bus Schedules, Lunch Menus, School Supplies and more
• Hurricane Irene headed for landfall in Carolinas
• Blasts rattle Tripoli as Libyan rebels encircle Gadhafi compound
• Ford, Toyota to join forces on hybrid, communications systems
• What turned the tide in rebels’ march to Tripoli?
• Rebels hold Tripoli as Obama calls for peaceful transition
• National Mall adds Martin Luther King tribute
• Ford, Toyota to join forces on hybrid, communications systems
• For ‘Millenials,’ dreams deferred
• 23rd Annual Tri-City Expo Bistro 2011
• Obama doesn’t see another recession
• Gadhafi’s regime crumbling
• California cuts adult day care
• Rebels close in on Tripoli
• Nixon’s personal pilot dies at 88
• Iran sentences US hikers to 8 years
• Bachmann’s background is questioned
• Verizon workers returning to job
• Deficit ‘super committee’ looks set for a bumpy start
• Bank of America to cut 3,500 jobs
• Gulf will open for oil and gas leases
• West Memphis 3 freed
• And then in the evening we had an awards ceremony for them.
• We were so happy to have hosted a group of English and English literature profes...
• Obama, European allies: Syria’s Assad must go
• Presidential vacation the target of criticism
• Check out this article in today's edition of the Nashua Telegraph on Sister Paul...
• The New Hampshire Union Leader wrote a feature on our new President, Sister Paul...
• TSA launches behavior-detection program at Boston airport
• Fitch keeps US at AAA
• Republicans call out Buffett on tax op-ed
• We're excited that a number of other colleges and universities across the countr...
• Obama takes shots at Congress on tour
• Multiple attacks rip through Iraq
• Shell: Oil leak from British North Sea platform `significant’
• The Boston Globe recently published an article about our new baseball coach, Ant...
• Race narrows, but still no GOP front runner
• Taliban attack north of Kabul kills 22
• Disaster a chance to reassess
• Perry throws hat in the ring
• Berlin remembers day the wall was built
• US in for a long economic slog
• Bachmann wins Iowa straw poll as Perry looms
• Warrant singer Lane dead at 47
• Court: National health care law unacceptable
• We have been hosting a group of professors from Nanjing University in China for...
• Community mourns fallen SEALs
• We're preparing to welcome our new and returning students back to campus, beginn...
• Once a week, let’s give Mother Earth a day off
• Independent bookstores find ways to compete in the digital age
• Stocks plummet again on European fears
• British prime minister vows to end rioting
• Taliban who downed SEALs’ helicopter are killed, officials say
• Obama honors U.S. forces killed in copter attack
• Rioting spreads around London
• British officials condemn riots
• Study finds kids’ lunches too warm
• Copter landings under scrutiny
• Healy, 67, 1st female director of NIH dies
• Geithner tells Obama he will keep his post Treasury Secretary
• California cuts adult day care
• A sad fate for some Southern women
• Taliban kills 31 US SEALs
• Is China rising or just keeping an eye on its money?
• US credit rating downgrade could mean bonds more risky
• 31 U.S. special forces troops, 7 Afghan soldiers perish in chopper downing by Taliban
• New NASA moon rocket could cost $38b
• Report: Many power wheelchairs needless
• Unemployment dips to 9.1% as 117k jobs added
• Honda recall includes 1.5m in US
• Furloughed FAA workers to return to work Monday
• Salmonella may taint frozen turkey
• Part D drug plan price to fall
• Panetta warns against deeper defense cuts
• Syrian forces press forward
• Surfboard maker Duane dies at 80
• Somalis swell Kenya refugee camp, fleeing war and now drought
• Tips to reduce your food waste
• Report: Earth’s 2 moons collided
• Tropical Storm Emily churns toward Florida
• Anthony probation awaits ruling
• Egypt puts bedridden, caged Mubarak on trial
• Obama signs debt measure urges focus on jobs
• 1 dead, 76 ill in salmonella outbreak
• No defendant: Egypt’s anticipated trial begins
• Homeland Security to regulate sale of fertilizer used in bombings
• Tonight from 6-7:30 p.m., we are hosting a free sample meeting of Toastmaster's...
• Cooper hijacking mystery is revived
• Protesters driven from square in Cairo
• House approves historic debt deal
• House easily passes debt-ceiling accord
• Bear visits Nashua
• We welcome Sr. Paula Marie Buley, IHM, as our 12th president. Sr. Paula Marie is...
• Congress reaches debt deal
• Congress close to debt deal
• Syrian forces attack opposition strongholds
• California may curb jail testimony
• Farmers fear Congress crackdown on illegal labor
• Researchers cracked bacterial DNA codein E. coli outbreak
• City returns to school in tornado’s wake
• Influential evangelist Rev. John Stott dies at 90
• Yosemite to thin young trees for views
• Training the Iraqi police
• Israel facing surge of unhappy campers
• Sheltered in motels, families wait and hope
• Iraq purchases more U.S. jets, mum on troops
• Extinction rate is accelerating, scientists say
• Congress remains divided
• Debt plan approved, then nixed
• Medical device review process probed
• Egypt ‘unity’ rally overwhelmed
• We wish to thank Dr. William Farrell for his ten years of service as Rivier Coll...
• Taliban wreak deadly havoc
• Bachmann accuses Obama of ‘scare tactics’ over debt
• AWOL soldier caught with ‘bomb materials’
• Debt deal waiting on GOP vote
• House GOP leaders fail to secure debt limit vote
• Storied Army medical center about to close
• Disagreement whether Obama can raise limit
• Boehner rallies GOP troops on debt limit
• Our Office of Financial Aid is developing two exciting new initiatives to help s...
• Norway attacks suspect ‘believes he is in a war’
• McDonald’s to make Happy Meals more healthful
• Dueling debt plans could face votes today
• Capitol Hill phones jammed as constituents call about debt limit
• We all had a great time during our annual trip to Fenway Park Saturday. It was great to see everyone, and thank you to all alumni and friends who attended. Of course, it was also great to see a wonderful game that resulted in a Sox victory! We hope to se
• Hundreds turn out for ring shout dance
• Norway begins healing after shooting rampage
• Monroe statue attracts smiles, scorn
• Hospitals look for Disney magic to make patients happy
• Japan moves to No. 3 spot for days in space
• Charles Manatt, Democratic chairman dies
• Saturday debt talks ineffective
• Winehouse, soul diva, dead at 27
• At least 80 die in shooting rampage at Norway camp
• Search volunteers, others looking to recoup expenses
• Critics seek to stem deportations after US boots thousands
• Business groups say new smog rule will hurt economy , and Obama in 2012
• Speaker Boehner withdraws from budget talks
• At least 17 dead in Norway attacks
• Obama certifies end to military ban
• CFLs can stay on Capitol Hill
• Last shuttle flight ends era in space travel
• Debt limit showdown could impact consumers
• Romney, Obama square off over economy
• During the month of July, Rivier College is hosting the Oceans of Fun Summer Reading Camp on campus. Through a partnership with the Nashua School District, Rivier is offering this free camp to local elementary school students to enhance their reading ski
• Agency readies to protect consumers
• Iraq executions could be put on hold forever
• German court sentences 3 for promoting terrorists groups
• Murdoch faces physical attack at Parliament
• Obama hopeful for debt deal
• In emerging Senate plan, Obama sees new hope for major debt deal
• Pope changes Philadelphia’s archdiocese leader
• Nelson Mandela celebrates 93rd birthday inspires South Africa
• Consumer bureau leader chosen
• Grandparents offer a safer ride
• Health insurance costs could rise
• We recently had two students win scholarships from the New Hampshire Higher Education Assistance Foundation. You can read about them here: The students found the scholarships through our financial aid office. The office regularly connects students with
• Future unknown for Anthony
• John Hittelman dead at age 100
• Study shows issues with cell storage
• Obama calls for resolution
• ‘Carmageddon’ a no-show in Tinsel Town
• Campaign finance reports underscore GOP disparities
• Once politically taboo, Medicare proposals gain traction
• Appeals court temporarily suspends ban on ‘don’t ask, don’t tell’ policy
• Operations at Japanese nuclear plant to stop after cooling tank problem emerges
• Head of Murdoch’s British operations quits
• Libyan rebel group viewed as legitimate government
• Casey Anthony to appeal misdemeanor convictions
• Debt strategy would let Obama raise debt limit
• Shooting near mosque bring calls for peace
• This week, our Division of Education began its Summer Institute for Educators. Local educators are learning about dynamic approaches to teaching various subject matters. The institute also brings in speakers to talk about various topics of interest to ed
• Still-optimistic Fed open to stimulus
• Long-elusive definition established for term
• Murdoch drops bid for BSkyB in hacking fallout
• Thank you to the Rivier alumni and friends who supported the 2010-2011 Annual Fund and helped us reach a milestone fundraising level! This means we can offer an increased level of financial aid to Rivier students! Thank you! www.rivier.edu/support
• Coliseum Senior Residence Announces Expansion
• Studies: HIV pills reduce new cases
• Retirees volunteer for nuclear work
• Three explosions in Mumbai kill at least 21
• Alzheimer’s scanning tools in development
• ‘Gilligan’s Island’ and ‘Brady Bunch’ creator, Schwartz dies
• Hacking scandal deepens
• Report shows hate crimes on the rise
• Here's some great YouTube footage of a human cannonball being shot over our sign at LeLacheur Park in Lowell:
• Protesters attack US embassy
• US, Iraq fail to break impasse on forces
• Alumni and friends of the College -- be sure to register soon, if you have not done so already, for our upcoming trip to Fenway Park July 23. The evening includes bus transportation, a pregame meal, and of course, the game. For more information or to reg
• Check out our sign at Edward A. LeLacheur Park in Lowell. The park is the home of the Lowell Spinners, Class A affiliate of the Boston Red Sox. Come by to see the Sox stars of tomorrow while seeing our sign hanging over the outfield fence.
• Kidnapped sweepers and soldiers found dead Afghanistan
• Lionfish population explodes
• US cuts military aid
• Treasury secretary warns over debt ceiling
• Former first lady Betty Ford dies at 93
• At least 20 killed in Mexico bar
• China starts construction of at home aircraft carrier
• Gadhafi threatens to attack Europe with suicide bombers
• Tsunami trash drifts to shores
• US is ‘within reach’ of defeating al-Qaida
• Southern Sudanese prep for nationhood
• Food companies fight FTC rules
• Lightning bugs on the rebound
• Shuttle Atlantis lifts off on final mission
• Jobs report shows rising unemployment
• Longtime rock critic Jane Scott dies at 92
• America scores F on obesity report
• Anthony to be free Wednesday
• Investors flee European bonds
• Al-Qaeda considering implanted bombs to trip up airport detectors, official says
• Shuttle leaves mark on aerospace industry
• Obama debuts presidential Twitter Q&A
• Coast preps for final space shuttle launch
• Casey Anthony not guilty in daughter’s death
• Graduate business students taking our Team Building class organized service projects to benefit local charities. We had one group raise money and in-kind gifts for the Humane Society for Greater Nashua, and another collect, cook, and serve food for the
• US Big 3 grab more auto sales
• Borders looks to buyer, beyond
• Fear rises over No Child Left Behind
• Deliberations resume in Casey Anthony trial
• A South Korean pastor’s unwanted flock
• Obama: U.S. can’t afford all corporate tax breaks
• Euro-zone officials back next Greek installment
• Japanese government seeks victims’ help to battle online hackers
• Some Republican candidates are changing their tone
• Thailand headed to the polls
• Treasure found in Indian temple
• Report: Airplanes may affect snowfall
• Car-weary drivers drawn to no-fuss scooters
• GOP hopefuls celebrating holiday in NH
• Make sure to join us for our Annual Alumni Trip to Fenway Park July 23 when the Red Sox take on the Seattle Mariners. Bus transportation and a pregame meal are also included. For more information, visit We still have a few tickets, and we don't wan
• Are you or someone you know interested in attending Rivier College? We have some information sessions and open houses coming up, and we would love to have you (or them) join us. For more information on our undergraduate day student open houses, visit
• Pakistan group blamed for Kabul hotel attack
• Defense rests in Casey Anthony trial
• Most detention cases of CIA won’t be prosecuted
• Officials: Debt deal needed to pacify markets
• Royal couple visits Canada
• Wireless broadband plan might interfere with GPS
• Obama: debt limit deal reachable
• Greece lawmakers approve austerity bill
• TV theme writer Fred Steiner dies
• After long debate, Nashua aldermen accept mayor’s budget
• Nashua aldermen approve teachers’ contract; awaits mayor’s signature
• Meter reader, father testify in Anthony trial
• Libyan rebels seize massive weapons depot
• Senators aim to trim Medicare costs
• Queen of butter sculpture dies at 81
• Clinical trials to test drug in treating sleeping sickness
• Pakistan detains, releases, more than 30 suspected to have ties
• Senate panel OKs Libya stay
• This fall, we are offering some evening courses in criminal justice. The courses would be great for undergraduate students or law enforcement professionals seeking to know more about their field. Be sure to visit for more information.
• Former Illinois governor found guilty of corruption
• Muslim woman sues clothing retailer over hijab
• Obama’s rating on economy his lowest
• How to find truth in Casey Anthony’s lies?
• David Rayfiel, screenwriter dies at 87
• Bill allowing states to OK online poker introduced
• Pawlenty exaggerated deficit numbers
• Carney off base about debate topics
• Human rights groups seek Border Patrol investigation
• Scientists take temperature of dinosaurs
• Egypt’s Islamists boost services but face criticism
• Car bomb kills 30 in Afghanistan
• Studies show biodegradable plastics can release methane
• Palin movie to debut in major caucus state
• Cuban cardinal pushed to close critical magazine
• Tough times in Japan’s ‘Dash Village’ show
• Bulger may help in art theft case
• Pepsi scientist fights salt, sugar in snacks
• House rejects move to cut Libya funds
• Casey Anthony defense plans Thursday wrap-up
• TV’s ‘Columbo’ Peter Falk dies
• Our men's volleyball team is making their mark on the NCAA. You can read more about it at
• White House says debt talks in new phase
• Bill would ban cell phone use while driving
• Mom says she ran searches
• Military chief sought less aggressive drawdown
• Free meal program extends services
• Woman thought to be oldest dies at 114 in Brazil
• The second round of New Student Orientations is going well. The Class of 2015 is feeling right at home and have a wonderful spirit.
• Fed to permit bond-buying program’s end
• Obama lays out plan for Afghanistan exit
• Anthony defense works to raise doubts
• Fed to permit bond-buying program’s end
• Can technology weather the storm?
• Looking forward to seeing everyone tomorrow for our New Student Orientation, and extending a warm Rivier College welcome to the Class of 2015! For more information on Orientation, please visit www.rivier.edu/orientation
• Panetta wins confirmation by Senate
• Senate, House head toward split over Libya campaign
• Fla. prosecutors probe Anthony link to woman
• FDA unveils new cigarette labels with graphic warnings
• Center helps cut risk of Alzheimer’s
• The first batch of pavers have recently been installed outside our Muldoon Fitness Center. Proceeds from the sale of these bricks support our athletics and health and fitness programs. For more information, or to buy a brick today, please visit www.riv
• NOAA: US unprepared for changes in Arctic ice
• Ryan Dunn, ‘Jackass’ star, dies
• 20-year Grand Canyon area mining ban planned
• Rep. Weiner confirms resignation
• Judge adjourns court early in Casey Anthony trial
• Our New Student Orientation is going very well. Our new students are getting more acclimated to their new surroundings. We have more orientation sessions scheduled this week. A warm Rivier welcome to the Class of 2015!
• Congratulations to our Rivier College Life Savers, who raised $1,700 for the American Cancer Society's Relay for Life in Pelham this month. They were very active fundraisers for their cause, hosting the Mr. Riv event on campus.
• NATO: Airstrike probably killed 9 in Tripoli
• AMA sees membership decline
• Peace Corps murder being probed
• E Street band saxophonist dies
• Syria plans to change constitution
• How one Syrian dissident found his voice on the Internet
• Civil War events raise questions over cause
• Iraqi widow finds solace in school
• Big talks on deficit coming
• Claims of injustice spurred riots in China
• Famed cheese maker, ‘Ig’ Vella, dies at 82
• Schwarzenegger popularity drops
• Democrat calls for 50,000 troops out of Afghanistan
• Video: Nashua stabbing victim describes attack
• Hacker attack affects more Citi customers
• There is still time to make a gift to the 2010-2011 Rivier College Annual Fund. Visit www.rivier.edu/makeagift to make your gift today! Thank you to all alumni and friends who have made a gift this year! Your support directly impacts our students and is
• Israeli aerospace leader Al Schwimmer dies at 94
• And we also have a video highlights of our Alumni Awards Luncheon.
• Video footage from our Reunion Weekend is now available on our website and You Tube. A video from our Hall of Fame Induction Ceremony can be seen here.
• Laura Ziskin, Hollywood producer, dies at 61
• Obama makes historic trip to Puerto Rico
• Obama drops Weiner hint: ‘I would resign’
• Florida to wrap up Casey Anthony murder trial
• Obama weighs scale of Afghanistan withdrawal
• Bergman cinematographer dies
• Audit: Missing money a puzzle
• Thank you to all those who attended our Reunion Weekend. It was so wonderful to see everyone. Congratulations to Sr. Marie Couture '57, Shirley Acres '97 and president Dr. William Farrell, who received this year's Sr. Madeleine of Jesus
• Search for truth brings justice to WWII internees
• Report: IMF cyber attacked
• Growing number of leaders call on Rep. Weiner to resign
• Joint peace initiative meets
• Prosecutors show more photos of remains during Anthony trial
• At least 21 killed in Afghanistan attacks
• Freedom House gives back Cuba funds
• ‘Picasso of India’ M.F. Husain dies
• Gates: Libya campaign reveals NATO’s weaknesses
• Palin’s e-mails suggest image obsession
• Deliberation in Blagojevich trial
• Official: Ship was Blackbeard’s vessel
• Firefighters race wind in Arizona
• Reunion Weekend is merely hours away. Friends and alums are welcome to attend our events. We'd love to see you there. For more information, please see the reunion web page at www.rivier.edu/reunion or call Mary in the alumni office at (603) 897-8
• Mad Libs creator dies at 88
• Hey alumni, are you psyched for this weekend? Check out our Reunion Weekend page at www.rivier.edu/reunion. If you don't have plans Saturday night, we're having a wedding right here on campus, and you're invited. Join us for Joey and Ma
• Is the lunch hour becoming outdated?
• Pawlenty proposes tax cuts, spending freeze in speech
• Weiner’s political support ebbs
• Senate to debate US role in Libya
• Jurors in Anthony trial hear details from state witnesses
• New York company buys mortgage on landmark Nashua Radisson
• Rep. Weiner admits lying about online photos
• Former IMF chief pleads not guilty in sexual assault of hotel maid
• Santorum formally joins presidential race in GOP field
• Rocket attack kills 5 US soldiers
• High court OKs reduced tuition to illegal immigrants
• Congratulations to President William Farrell on a well deserved retirement! Check out photos from his retirement celebration at Sky Meadow Country Club on June 5!
• Saleh leaves, Yemenis cheer
• Palin: Sorry I stole Romney’s thunder
• E coli linked to German sprouts
• Lawrence Eagleburger dies at 80
• Al Qaeda leader killed
• NATO helicopters join Libya mission
• Breast cancer drug with fewer side effects found to cut risk of tumors
• Hospitals not a safe healing haven
• Actor James Arness dies at 88
• Aftershocks still rattling Japanese people
• Giuliani weighing another run for President
• Romney: Obama failed US
• Edwards: ‘I did not break the law’
• ‘Dr. Death’ dies at age 83
• We're proud of our new Rivier College sign at the entrance to campus at Molloy Hall!
• Check out Rivier's new billboard in Manchester, NH next to the Verizon Wireless Arena! Look for it next time you are in the area!
• Endeavour makes last return as Atlantis rolls out
• Sick could soon get better access to health care
• Karzai: NATO must cease airstrikes on houses
• Leonard Kastle, director, at 82
• Prosecutors want to ban suspect in ‘Barefoot Bandit’ case from story profits
• GOP presidential hopefuls try to navigate issue of immigration
• Claims to have aided over 300 demises
• Southern access to US too easy
• Veterans return to high unemployment
• Softening gas prices expected to boost spirits
• Jeff Conaway, actor in ‘Grease,’ ‘Taxi,’ dies at 60
• Hillary Clinton calls on Pakistan to take ‘decisive steps’ against terrorists
• Join us for our Athletics Hall of Fame Induction Ceremony and Brunch on Saturday, June 11 during Alumni Reunion Weekend. Visit www.rivier.edu/reunion to find out which RADIERS are being inducted into the Hall of Fame and download a Reunion Weekend regist
• Disabled parking abuse explodes
• Startups enriched by Google ties
• Consumers skeptical over products
• Loughner declared unfit to stand trial
• Town’s search, rescue effort goes on
• Consumers skeptical over products
• Read lyrics to Commencement 2011 Closing Song performed by Regina Shearer to tune of Katy Perry's Firework -
• Tornado death toll rises to 122
• England gives Obamas a royal reception
• Budget cuts will force tough choices, Gates says
• Congress gives Netanyahu enthusiastic support down the line
• Rivier's Alumni Reunion Weekend to feature Saturday evening Dinner Theater Presentation of Joey and Maria's Italian Comedy wedding on June 11! All alumni and friends are invited to register for this fun and festive weekend! Check it out at www.
• ‘Forgotten’ Bay of Pigs invaders want story told
• Anti-union law spotlights teachers union
• Casey Anthony trial: Final preparations under way for Tuesday’s openings
• Pawlenty makes GOP presidential bid official
• Town’s death toll rises to 116
• Obama speaks on peace in Ireland, with an eye on Middle East
• Congress poised for Patriot Act extension
• In an ocean of noise, sea life faces new threat
• Rail photographer, Steinheimer, at 81
• Jury sworn in for Anthony trial
• Group plans legal challenge to Texas’ new abortion sonogram law
• Inmate weapons recovered after prison riot in California; 2 inmates stabbed
• Gas boom smells
• Flood destroys coastline
• Reporter not afraid of death threats
• School disciplinary policies are under fire
• Read about Sr. Paula Marie Buley's appointment as Rivier College President in The Telegraph:
• CDC has advice for zombie attack
• NATO planes strike Libyan ships in 3 ports
• Obama, Netanyahu insist U.S.-Israel ties are strong
• ‘Macho Man’ Randy Savage dead at 58
• Well partner to pay BP $1b settlement
• Woman selling moon rock nabbed by NASA
• ‘Macho Man’ Randy Savage killed in Florida car accident
• Former Irish prime minister dies at 85
• Former IMF chief to be released on $1m bail
• Schwarzenegger career on hold
• Obama: US with Arab Spring
• Libya rebel official: Death toll hits 15k
• Giffords makes good recovery
• Utah gov. joins Presidential race
• Rivier announces the appointment of Sr. Paula Marie Buley, IHM as its next President! Sr. Paula Marie was selected following a national search. Read more -
• Watch the video of Commencement 2011 - congratulations graduates!!
• Mortgage-loan forms to get overhaul
• Rust Belt shows some luster
• United Airlines apologizes after accidentally reactivating 9/11 flight numbers
• Hope dims for budget, debt compromise
• Study: ‘No single cause’ of clergy sexual abuse
• Air Force One aborts initial landing, circles, then lands
• Obesity in childhood may lead to psoriasis; psoriasis may lead to heart disease
• Painful breakup
• Always a groom for time after time
• Rapper killed in drive-by shooting
• Socialized healthcare bill proposed
• Dems fall short in bid to kill tax breaks for Big Oil
• Queen Elizabeth II takes historic trip to Ireland
• Pakistan trades fire with NATO helicopters
• Vatican: Bishops to set child sex abuse rules
• R&B musician, Odell Brown dies at 70
• Republicans disagree on Medicare
• New tuberculosis treatment found
• WikiLeaks cables show oil as major focus
• Endeavour launches, is carrying device to space station
• IMF chief denied bail in sex-assault case
• Have you registered for Rivier's Alumni Reunion Weekend yet? The weekend features an Athletics Hall of Fame Brunch, Alumni Awards Luncheon, Dinner Theater event featuring Joey and Maria's Italian Comedy Wedding, Brunch with the Sisters, and mor
• Donald Trump, the man with money and hair, will not run for president
• Read about Rivier's 76th Commencement in the Lowell Sun: Stonyfield Founder tells Rivier Grads: Do Good:
• Errors surface at premier military crime lab
• Pulitzer winner Jack Jones, at 86
• Read Telegraph article and watch video of Rudy Giuliani's visit to Rivier on Friday:
• Calif. peace activist dies at 100
• Financing Pakistani terrorists
• Giffords’ return to public sparks speculation
• Medical help needed for protesters
• Speculation explains more about oil price hikes than anything else
• Financing Pakistani terrorists
• How to feed the world stirs hot debate
• The Boston Herald interviewed Rudy Giuliani on the Rivier campus on Friday. Check out the article and video -
• Regina Shearer, Rivier’s Assistant Vice President of Academic Administration, performs closing song to tune of Firework by Katy Perry at Rivier’s 76th Commencement Ceremony on May 14 at The Tsongas Center. With lyrics created specifically for
• It's graduation day for the Class of 2011! Congratulations and looking forward to seeing you receive your degrees at Commencement today!
• Rivier welcomed former NY City Mayor Rudy Giuliani to campus for a keynote address at a conference for the International Association of Emergency Managers on Friday
• Funny man plays it straight
• Egypt’s first lady detained
• Social Security safe for now
• Rivier's President William Farrell reflects on his decade of leadership in an interview with Telegraph Education Reporter Michael Brindley. Read the article here:
• AIDS drugs radically reduce transmission of virus
• Bed shortage for terminally ill
• Nazi death guard found guilty
• Billionaire guilty of inside trading
• Registration is open for Rivier's Alumni Reunion Weekend - June 10-12! Friends are welcome to register too! It's going to be a great weekend with an Athletics Hall of Fame Brunch, Alumni Awards Luncheon, and Saturday night dinner theater event
• Democrats are split over the federal budget, Republicans aren’t
• Bin Laden’s journal contained ideas for deadly attacks on US, officials say
• Gingrich makes presidential run official
• River washes over evacuated area
• Rivier will hold its 76th Commencement this Saturday and will welcome Gary Hirshberg, President and CEO of Stonyfield Farm, for the Commencement address. Congratulations to the Class of 2011 and welcome to the Rivier Alumni Association! Read more:
• Obama touts border successes
• Official: Bin Laden’s death doesn’t end Afghan war
• Memphis spared in river flood
• Mass graves in Durango may set Mexican record
• GOP pushes drilling off Calif. coast; Dems say no
• Rivier was selected as the venue for a regional conference of the International Association of Emergency Managers and will host former NY City Mayor Rudy Giuliani on May 13. The keynote address is open to registered attendees of the conference. For more
• Northeast gets more high-speed rail funds
• Cuba considers allowing citizens trips abroad
• Survey: Support for Huckabee and Palin comes from less affluent
• Health care law showdowns loom in courts
• Endeavour gets green light for May 16 launch
• Plant will suspend nuclear power production
• Mississippi River expected to crest in Memphis
• Pakistan names general to probe bin Laden scandal
• Face transplant recipient discusses life-changing surgery on live webcast
• Arizona officials say they’ll appeal their immigration case to the Supreme Court
• Official: No evidence Pakistan knew of hideout
• 17 killed in gun battle inside Iraqi compound
• Taliban continue attacks on Kandahar
• Muslims hopeful in America
• Freedom fighter beloved Libyan hero
• Death opens up painful memories
• Foreign affairs correspondent dies at 85
• Scientists measure Arctic soot in bid to slow global warming, oceans’ rise
• Mexican man, others indicted in the slaying of U.S. Border Patrol agent
• Obama to discuss immigration policy during El Paso visit next week
• Official: Drone attack in Yemen meant to kill al-Awlaki
• Obama meets with special ops
• Triumph for Scottish Nationalist Party
• Thousands protest across Syria
• Al Qaeda threatens retaliation for killing of bin Laden
• Fertility doctor thought negligent
• ‘America’s boy’ star dies at 88
• Pakistan army concedes failure but warns US
• House OKs expanded offshore drilling
• Obama visits ground zero in Sept. 11 salute
• Money not reaching temblor victims
• Ceremony celebrates Palestinian pact
• Don’t miss this opportunity to view the outstanding work of Rivier students at the Annual Senior Art Exhibition: Jackie Pieleski, Cheryl Martin, Brennan Riley, Evan Richards, and Chris Biron. Their senior portfolios will be on display in the Art G
• Robots demonstrate genes play a role in altruistic behavior
• Patrick Hughes, President and CEO of Fallon Community Health Plan, spoke to a group of NH and MA business leaders at a Rivier College President’s Circle event on April 28. To watch a video from this event, visit
• Prosecutors: Blagojevich tried to profit from power
• Utah sued over immigration law
• Executions won’t resume in Calif.
• Taliban say report of death hasty
• Egyptian jihadist now most wanted
• Officials: bin Laden unarmed
• Wasserman Schultz set to take helm of DNC
• Patrick Hughes, President and CEO of Fallon Community Health Plan, spoke to a group of NH and MA business leaders at a Rivier College President’s Circle event on April 28. Read more at
• Details of bin Laden raid given
• US hopes to bury rest of Al Qaeda with bin Laden
• Osama bin Laden’s killing a huge boost for President Obama
• The Great Northeast Athletic Conference (GNAC) All-Conference Teams are being announced and three Raiders have been honored by the GNAC in the early rounds of releases. Two women’s lacrosse players, Rebecca Wickens (Tyngsboro, MA) and Caitlin Gall
• Obituary - Osama bin Laden: scion who became apostle of Islamic radicalism
• U.S. vets, families celebrate the death of bin Laden
• Text of President Obama’s statement on bin Laden’s death
• News brings sense of justice to families of 9/11 victims
• U.S. veterans and families react
• Celebrations erupt throughout nation
• Osama bin Laden dies by American bullet
• Pope John Paul II beatified in Vatican ceremony
• Eyeing genetic reasons why we get itchy
• Preteen suicide bomber kills 4 in Afghanistan
• Obama backs immigration reform in speech
• Quake-hit railway in reconstruction limbo
• Taliban to launch offensive against US forces
• Syrian forces told to use ‘any means necessary’ to crush rebellion in Dara
• Efforts to ban smoking in public places fails
• Tears mixed with pride show through at memorial for fallen Marines
• William and Kate: ‘Man and wife together’
• Shuttle launch halted for days
• Bridging the gap between NH, Kazakhstan
• London all set for celebration
• Tornadoes’ toll at 270 and expected to rise
• John Paul II’s beatification: welcomed, also queried
• Thieves steal human hair
• Obama’s detailed birth certificate released
• Afghan pilot kills 9 US trainers at airport
• Dissident’s case against Justice Dept. can continue.
• Paul takes first step toward another presidential bid
• Shuttle launch to attract VIPs
• Phoebe Snow, singer of 1970s hit ‘Poetry Man,’ dies at 60
• Obama urging end to oil company subsidies
• Senator DeMint comes to NH
• Supreme Court refuses to skip lower courts
• WikiLeaks releases Guantanamo documents, draws rebuke
• 475 escape from Afghanistan prison
• Rebels say they need help
• Ready to go, but no one will help
• Plumber turned fossil hunter dies
• Obama paints Ryan as Republican face for 2012
• Storm worst hits St. Louis since 1967
• Drug gangs move into Central America
• Quran-burning pastor plans to protest at Mich. mosque
• Containing Texas wildfire could take a week
• Japan considers radiation wall
• Christians besieged, fearful in Iraq
• Yemen president to step down
• ‘Gang of six’ predict debt doomsday ahead
• U.S. drone attack kills 25 in Pakistan
• Terry Jones refused to pay bond to hold rally at mosque
• U.S. to send drones to Libya
• AG: Pabst Blast is ‘binge drinking in a can’
• Bad words can help you, says study
• BP earmarking $1b to restore natural resources
• Confederate flag at Ga. courthouse stirs controversy
• Amid oil spills and melting ice, signs of hope
• Student brings disarmed hand grenade to NHS North
• US expands protections for passengers
• Home resales rise 3.7%
• Officials defend BP oil spill grants
• Research shows that dieting can end cravings
• Photojournalist killed in Libya
• Was FBI too quick to judge?
• Security color codes tossed
• Move denies justice
• Move denies justice
• Career criminal Gibbs gets 21 years for home invasion
• Salem man charged in 1969 Mass. murder
• Violet Cowden, WWII pilot, dies
• Fidel Castro steps down from office
• Endeavour launch set for April 29
• 1.4m acres destroyed, firefighters continue battling blazes
• First lady’s flight halts landing
• FTC: Companies faked news of acai berry benefit
• Scope of environmental impact of oil spill elusive
• Court may throw out warming suit
• Furgal sentenced to 40 years in prison for 2009 murder - with video
• Teen survives plunge from Golden Gate Bridge
• Heat stroke adds to nuclear plant workers’ woes
• Tornado outbreak among largest in US history
• 2 Afghan soldiers killed in aborted assassination attempt
• Los Angeles Times wins 2 Pulitzer Prizes
• California harbors damaged by tsunami to get federal aid
• Storms leave death and destruction in North Carolina
• Cuba explores for oil and gas as US watches
• Gulf of Mexico drilling remains a concern
• Nuclear workers get health checkups
• 5 US soldiers die in Taliban suicide attack
• Another air traffic controller found asleep
• William Lipscomb molecular chemist, dies at age 91
• How much has changed in nearly 4 weeks of air strikes in Libya?
• Nigerians head to polls amid violence
• Online poker sites indicted, shut down
• House approves Ryan plan, GOP’s budget blueprint
• Breakthroughs help brain surgeons remove tumors
• Arthur Marx, son of Groucho, writer, dies at 89
• ‘Pill mill pipeline’ weaves south
• Fact check: taxes and spending
• FAA official quits over scandal
• Congress OKs ’11 budget cuts, begins new debates
• The Rivier Theater Company is performing "Pygmalion" this weekend! The show will be in the Dion Center Reception Room on Friday at 7pm and Saturday at 1pm & 7pm. For more information, visit
• Sidney Harman, sound pioneer, dies at 92
• Congress honors Bay of Pigs veterans
• Goldman Sach won big bet against own clients
• Feds, Microsoft terminate 'botnet'
• Mayors of Nashua & Manchester Salute Child Advocacy Center at 5th Annual Gala Honoring Victims of Child Abuse
• US airstrikes continue in Libya
• Obama’s deficit plan begins tug-of-war with GOP
• Toddler served alcohol at chain
• National campaign aims to give military families a hand
• FDA recommends use of 2 cancer drugs
• Rivier has added a Veterans Representative to assist veteran students transitioning from military to civilian life. Voted a military friendly school by GI Jobs magazine, Rivier is committed to making access to higher education for our military veterans.
• Budget deal reveals wide cuts, more politics to come
• Obama to offer counterpoint to GOP spending plan Wednesday
• Libyan rebels reject proposal to end fighting
• Romney moves toward presidential bid
• Don't forget the blood and bone marrow drive is today from 12-6 in the Dion Center! Donate and save a life!
• Mexican drug gangs gun down children
• Drones rain death on foe and friend
• Obama to counter GOP deficit plan
• African leaders eye cease-fire
• Budget fight moves on to debt vote
• Government services delayed during shutdown
• Shutdown averted, for now
• Is TV show way to victory in Pakistan?
• Gay students win strong allies in battle against bullying
• 7 dead at Dutch shopping center
• Rebel-held town hit by loyalists
• Sadr warns U.S. to honor deadline for troop withdrawal
• Iran touts itself as model for Arab regimes
• Cocaine lab in Honduras signals shift in drug business
• Abortion regarded as bone of contention in D.C.
• Ann Loeb Bronfman, 78; philanthropist
• NATO admits striking Libyan rebels
• Iraqi forces enter Iranian camp
• 10 killed, 97 injured in Germany motorway pile-up
• Syrian protesters met with gunfire; clashes leave 13 dead, hundreds wounded
• GOP Medicare reform would cost seniors
• Threat of federal shutdown looms
• Budget impasse not about money
• Japan reactors show no damage from latest quake
• About-face on Car Seats
• Stem cell patient comes forward
• Rivier College is proud to host the Nashua Soup Kitchen’s Run for Food and Shelter on April 10. Registration will take place at the Muldoon Fitness Center.
• If US government shuts down, here’s a breakdown of how it would work
• Profits gushing as oil price soars
• Catastrophic injuries in Afghanistan on rise
• Portugal to seek bailout from EU
• E-mail addresses at risk in breach
• Coalition urges less for prisons, more for schools
• Florida lawmaker will head DNC
• Budget talks go nowhere
• Millions of Americans could be affected by nationwide e-mail breach
• GOP proposes Medicare reform
• On Monday, April 11, from 12-6pm in the Dion Reception Room, the Student Goverment Association & Student Nurses Association are sponsoring a Blood & Bone Marrow Drive to support the American Red Cross and DKMS (the largest bone marrow donor cente
• Japan dumps radioactive water into sea
• Sept. 11 suspects to be tried at Guantanamo, not in NY
• Nuke plant may leak for months
• GOP to propose changes to Medicare and Medicaid
• 4 more genes identified in Alzheimer’s research
• GOP may drop perks in budget
• Gadhafi’s limited exile options
• Small nation sparked a wave of change in the Middle East
• Obama’s carefully calculated delay on explaining Libya
• Nine killed in Afghan protest over Quran burning
• Traffic fatalities fall for fifth year
• At least 4 killed during Syria demonstrations
• Traffic deaths dropping in U.S.
• No need to warn about food dyes, FDA finds
• Gates rules out US ground forces for Libya
• Farrakhan defends Gadhafi
• Radiation levels slow work at nuclear facility
• Scammers exploit generosity in Japan
• We need your help! The Office of Development & Alumni Relations is seeking volunteers to help recruit your classmates to attend Alumni Reunion Weekend June 10-12! Help us make sure your class is represented at this fun-filled weekend! If interested,
• Leader faults conspiracies for unrest
• Congratulations to Jared Andreozzi, senior men's volleyball player, who was named GNAC player of the week!
• Network news beholden to corporate owners?
• Syrian Cabinet quits as Assad promises reform
• Rebels flee as forces defend Sirte
• Dozens killed in attack on government building in Tikrit
• On March 18, Rivier College was instrumental in sponsoring and coordinating the "Celebration of Education" event with the Manchester Monarchs at the Verizon Wireless Arena. Maria Matarazzo, Chair of Business Administration, served as VIP greete
• $1,500 per pill price draws fire
• Few debt hawks willing to pay extra
• Obama makes case for Libya
• Congratulations to the men's volleyball team! For the fourth straight season Rivier College has won the GNAC men’s volleyball championship with a 3-1 victory over Lasell College!
• Libya rebels advance in wake of air strikes
• Geraldine Ferraro dies at 75 of blood cancer
• Forces reclaim city from Gadhafi backers, move forward
• Radiation spikes near nuke plant
• Pentagon battling bombs
• Wal-Mart case could help shape how big one can get
• Armed internal rebellion in S. Sudan
• Canada’s parliamentary elections set for May 2
• Odds of government shutdown rise
• OMG added to Oxford dictionary
• GOP scraps green utensils in House cafeterias
• Military campaign hasn’t stopped forces from attacking Libyans
• Recession hits middle class hardest, rich the most
• Has U.S. dollar lost its luster?
• Artifacts show humans in North America earlier
• Airstrikes rock Tripoli, other Libyan targets
• For corporate exiles, a new start in the franchise market
• ‘Megamansion’ upsets Los Angeles’ mansion set
• Military orders GE to stop F-35 engine work
• Fed charts decline in recession
• Alternative Spring Break a Memorable Experience
• Live online now: Closing arguments in Gribble case
• Taylor dies at 79 of heart failure
• Ideology trumps all in health debate
• Taylor dies at 79 of heart failure
• Tokyo tap water warning issued
• US, allies continue attacks
• Health reform already on life support
• Power lines reconnected to Japan’s nuclear plant
• Areas where Afghans will take over duties named
• Obama’s Libya strike plan snubs Congress
• Live online now: Gribble confession to be aired in court
• Doctors recommend staying in rear seat
• Medical research on GOP chop block
• Allied air strikes intended to protect civilians help rebels along the way
• Dr. testifies Gribble isn’t insane
• In rural Alaska, public radio is often the only radio
• Palin’s low-profile, high-impact adviser
• Libya: U.S., allies blast Libya; regime says 48 dead
• 10 dead in attack on bar in Mexican resort of Acapulco
• Japan-US relief efforts expand
• Western countries attack Gadhafi forces
• Crime lab worker’s errors cast doubt on military verdicts
• Nearly 600 evacuated as Indonesian volcano erupts
• Japan tries to restore electricity
• Warren Christopher dies of Cancer at 85
• Egyptian turnout high in first post-Mubarak vote
• Japan official: Disaster response lacking
• Cease-fire in Libya, intervention looms
• Arab leaders seek to crush rebellions; dozens killed
• Addiction expert Alan Marlatt, 69 dies
• Billionaire oil man gouges military, audit finds
• UN OKs air strikes on Libya
• J.D. Powers study finds autos more reliable
• Hip-hop artist Nate Dogg dies
• Japan races to stabilize reactor
• Radiation forces crews to abandon reactor
• Obama calls for 'No Child' make-over
• U.S. public wants end to Afghan war, poll shows
• Risk of reactor meltdown rises in Japan
• Christopher Gribble takes the stand
• Japan quake toll estimates soar
• Operators of nuclear plants scramble to avert meltdowns
• Arab leaders cling to power
• States look to end abortion coverage
• Meltdown scare
• Gitmo death penalty mulled
• Arab leaders cling to power
• 13 killed in New York tour bus accident
• Jewish family stabbed to death on West Bank
• PBS and NPR executives fear steep cuts in federal funding
• Tsunami hits Japan after quake
• EU: Step down, Ghadafi
• Obama orders gasoline-price probe
• Wisconsin governor signs bill limiting public unions’ rights
• Quake kills hundreds in Japan; tsunami causes minor damage to Hawaii
• Major quake, tsunami rock Japan
• Libyan government increases attacks
• Rep. King opens Muslim ‘radicalization’ hearing
• Official: Gadhafi win or stalemate likely
• UN: ’10 deadliest for Afghan civilians
• Libya places bounty on opposition leader
• Focus on King and Muslim hearing
• Obamas plan to address bullying
• NPR exec calls Tea Party 'seriously racist'
• The real budget battle has barely begun
• Shaheen stresses women's healthcare cuts in GOP budget
• Debt commission leaders go rogue
• Taliban head back to stronghold
• Dad will defy Westboro church on court costs
• Google donates $2.5m for S. African history
• Millions of fish die in marina south of LA
• After exile, dissident takes on Gadhafi
• Tug mate preoccupied when barge hit tourist boat in Delaware River
• 83-year-old Walmart greeter charged in robbery
• Romney gets makeover for 2012 presidential run
• Afghan government asks UN to ease limits on 5 ex-Taliban
• Libyan warplanes strike rebels at key oil complex
• Obama: Guantanamo trials of terror suspects can resume
• Rivier students and alumni are welcome at the NHCUC Job Fair on April 6 from 2-5 p.m. at the Radisson in Manchester. Learn more at
• Fake pot’s high confounds authorities
• Libyan battle becomes a test of will
• U.S. may consider tapping strategic oil reserve
• After exhile, dissident takes on Gadhafi
• Following Premier’s pledge, masses are still remaining vexed
• Egyptians storm State Security HQ
• Obama offers more cuts in move to avert budget impasse
• Hazelnuts linked to 7 cases of E. coli recalled by distributor
• Lawyer: ‘Jihad Jane’ conspirator to plead guilty
• Bahrain opposition leader may be open to compromise
• Collective bargaining debate gets mixed experiences in states
• NASA spacecraft fails to reach orbit after launch from Vandenberg AFB
• Accused Tucson gunman charged in federal court
• Treasury defends bailout to congressional watchdog
• Libya takes center stage on day of Middle East protests
• Boeing gambles with Air Force tanker bid
• Home lending reforms debated
• Bombs fall near Libyan town; war crimes probe begins
• Obama: Gadhafi must go
• US, Mexico reach trucking deal
• Gunman shoots 4 on US military bus in Germany
• Focus on education, fiscal conservatism boosts Asian businesses
• Senate passes 2-week funding bill, Obama calls for talks
• Jobs back from leave to unveil new iPad 2
• The Lamppost presents: Seeding Thaw
• Western governors fume over plan for wilderness areas
• GOP: Health care trade-off won’t help
• Yemeni president castigates Israel, US
• Pro-Gadhafi forces said to block food to Zawiya
• Actress Jane Russell dies at age 89
• Rivier's Brown v. Board of Education programming earned recognition from Senator Jeanne Shaheen, Governor John Lynch, and Nashua Mayor Donnalee Lozeau--congratulations to Sharron Rowlett, Director of the Office of Multicultural Affairs.
• Last US World War I veteran dies at age 110
• Whose world wide web is this, anyhow?
• 100k flee Libya as fighting spreads
• Public employees should not lose rights, Obama says
• Divide in public vs. private labor
• US reaching out to Libyan rebel forces
• Lawsuit aims to halt solar projects
• Probably no government shutdown, but plenty up for debate
• State budget battles fuel job debate
• Even among GOP faithful, Palin’s star is fading
• America last among peers with no paid federal maternity leave
• Hundreds reported dead, Obama calls for Libyan dictators ouster
• Attack shuts down Iraq’s largest refinery
• Arthur Schatzkin dies; studied dietary links to cancer
• Angry Irish voters expected to oust ruling party
• Tripoli under siege as Gadhafi’s forces shoot protesters
• New analysis finds Congress most polarized in decades
• Collective-bargaining measure passes
• Obama appoints first male, openly gay social secretary
• Wholesaler denies German claims over cheap AIDS drugs
• Space shuttle Discovery launches for final flight
• N. Zealand’s Earthquake Mayor earns moniker in the trenches
• Ill. Blue Cross pays $25M to settle fraud charges
• Black families leaving Northeast for South
• McDuffie, comic book and animation writer, dies
• Home ownership loses its luster for some
• Gadhafi’s forces pound 3 cities; leader blames bin Laden
• Fewer seek jobless benefits
• Apple updates MacBook Pro PCs
• Toyota recalls 2.17 million vehicles
• New-home sales fall 12.6 percent in January
• Homeowners cautiously remodel
• US scrambles to dig out of a rare earths hole
• Home sales rise for third month as prices fall
• Hope for earthquake survivors fading
• Obama drops defense of anti-gay marriage law
• Cutting other polutants would also help climate
• Protesters want government ousted
• Car downs pole in Litchfield
• Cell phones affect brain, effects unknown
• In Egypt, some never came home
• Search for quake survivors begins in New Zealand
• Government plans for reduced levels
• Libyan leader vows not to resign
• Somalian pirates kill four Americans
• Cash makes a comeback
• Men bounce back faster from recession’s unequal blows
• Mideast turmoil sends oil prices soaring
• Men bounce back faster from recession’s unequal blows
• Cash makes a comeback
• Mideast turmoil sends oil prices soaring
• Opposition leaders reassess peace with Israel
• Neal Taylor, 7-time casting champ, dies
• Thousands take Wisconsin labor protest to its 8th day
• Stuff piles up when government shuts down
• Libya's 2nd largest city in opposition hands
• China protest rumors lead to crackdown
• Obama names Intel CEO to jobs panel
• Doctor who survived Unabomber attack dies
• US considers action after pirates seize couple’s boat
• Bahrain again fires on crowd; dozens in Libya reported slain
• Wisconsin Assembly votes without Democrats, then rescinds action
• Weight of War: Gear that protects troops also injures them
• Taliban claims responsibility for attack on Afghan bank that kills 9, injures 70
• Bahrain troops open fire on demonstrators; 50 wounded
• GOP starts gutting health reform
• Working moms have sicker kids
• Two presumed dead in small plane crash
• Short-term extension keeps Patriot Act fight brewing
• Wisconsin Dems boycott vote on anti-union budget plan
• No jobless need apply
• Producer who pioneered gore in B-movies dies at 87
• 7 states get grants to develop online shopping for health insurance
• Harder rains result of CO2, study finds
• Protests spread in Middle East
• Second book challenged and removed in Bedford
• Italian prime minister to stand trial
• Fugitive’s trips cost him his freedom
• Congratulations to men's basketball players DJ Poitras and Nick Bean: both have passed the 1000 career points mark this season.
• Obama’s budget will add $7t to debt over decade
• Protests inspire revolt in Iran
• House OKs extension of the Patriot Act
• Egyptian police want slain colleagues honored
• New Orleans still struggling with blighted buildings
• Village of Haitian squatters left to its own devices
• Egyptian military dissolves parliament
• Calif. rolls out environmental curriculum
• ‘We’re building Egypt’
• Change in airport scanners could protect privacy
• Defense budget may hit a high
• Mubarak resigns; military in control of Egypt
• Romney, Pawlenty bash Obama at gathering of conservatives
• Levy’s killer gets 60-year prison term
• Slow death for Fannie, Freddie?
• Military takes over Egypt as Mubarak quits
• Obama touts plan to get wireless internet to 98% of US
• Egypt’s Mubarak refuses to step down
• Environmentalists to sue over new Gulf oil, gas projects
• Ape-woman Lucy walked like a human
• Health care could haunt Romney in 2012
• Lack of unity may threaten GOP objectives in House
• Arizona Sen. Kyl says he won’t seek re-election
• Francis X. McGovern
• Online flirting spells disaster for Congress career
• Woman dies from injections
• Egyptian VP warns of coup as tensions rise
• Altmann, who won fight for return of Klimt portrait, dies
• Oil dynasty scion known for misfortunes dies at 54
• US Muslims radicalization growing issue
• Violence in Iraq rapidly falling as US plans for departure
• Egypt officials seek to gain control over events
• In Congress, threat of Egypt aid cutoff eases
• Valentine’s Day specials offered at many sites throughout state
• Study: ID theft falls, but victims are paying more
• FDA speeds review of robotic limb
• Court: Cell phone is computer
• North, South Korea hold first talks in four months
• Leroy Grannis, surf culture photographer, dies
• Obama: US will recognize south Sudan as a country
• Egypt’s new Cabinet meets as protesters stay in square
• Madrid calls for caution over new Basque party
• $1m prize awarded to monitoring ALS progression
• Bid to extend some Patriot Act provisions meeting resistance
• New strands woven for World Wide Web
• Arbitrary arrests point to government crackdown in Egypt
• GOP-led House aims to restrict abortion funds
• Sri Lanka floods displace more than 1m
• New Congress spends little time in session
• Mubarak allies attempt to quell protests with talks, concessions
• Mourners honor Gen. Vang Pao
• At least 41 dead in Sudanese clashes
• FDA ramps up scrutiny on cheese
• Al-Maliki says he won’t seek 3rd term
• States weigh later dates for 2012 presidential primaries
• Egyptian throngs to Mubarak: ‘Leave!’
• Reagan centennial to be feted Sunday
• Loughner to be tried first on federal charges
• Rene Verdon, chef for the Kennedys, dies
• Amtrak train strikes eagle in rare encounter
• Nashua orchid show is back on
• Veteran students: we're holding a focus group on February 9 at 5 p.m. in Madeleine Hall. Share your experiences at Rivier to help us more effectively serve veteran and military students. RSVP to jjoyal@rivier.edu.
• Tens of thousands stage rival rallies in Yemeni capital
• ‘String of failures’ blamed in Fort Hood massacre
• Egyptian VP offers concessions as battles spread
• Shell won’t drill in Alaskan Arctic this year
• Obama to host Super Bowl party
• Lawmakers aim to delist gray wolves as endangered
• Radisson back open for business
• Mubarak supporters attack protesters in Cairo
• Senate says no to repeal of health care law
• Mubarak won’t run again, will stay in office for now
• Fla. judge finds healthcare reform illegal
• US Ambassador to China to step down
• Judge rules Obama health care law unconstitutional
• Pakistan builds nuclear arsenal, estimated over 100
• Egypt’s Mubarak on the brink; ElBaradei demands ‘new era’
• Daley, Boehner differ on budget
• US: Pakistan must release diplomat
• Mubarak names vice president amid ongoing violent protests
• Obama to review Mideast policy
• President preps budget for Congress
• Harvard professor building Consumer Financial Protection Bureau
• Winter storms don’t undermine global warming science, climate experts say
• Guerrero election kicks off weighty Mexico political year
• Piano ‘rescued’ from Florida sandbar
• Memorial service marks Challenger anniversary
• Obama offers defense of health care law
• Egyptian riots intensify; protesters battle with police
• 500-million-year-old galaxy discovered
• Egypt pulls plug on net as protests swell
• Panel reports findings on financial ruin
• Everywhere a sign, out of line
• Illinois court rules Emanuel can stay on mayoral ballot
• Mystery of piano on sandbar solved
• Amid deficit worries, Social Security support weakens
• Poll finds positive reaction to State of the Union speech
• Probe: Army warned not to deploy WikiLeaks suspect
• Watch the story from WMUR on the newly renovated Muldoon Fitness Center!
• Solutions scarce as debt, deficit hit new highs
• Country music star Louvin dies at 83
• Pet kisses can lead to diseases called ‘zoonoses’
• Heard this one before? Obama’s speech borrowed from Obama
• Tune in to WMUR tonight at 6:20 to see a story on the College's Muldoon Fitness Center!
• U.S. students rate poorly in science, study finds
• In State of the Union, Obama urges innovation, sacrifice
• Ill. court to decide whether Emanuel can run for mayor
• Russia orders crackdown in wake of airport bombing
• Health, fitness guru Jack LaLanne dies
• TV, film stalwarts besieged by new options in entertainment
• Moscow airport blast kills 31
• TV, film stalwarts besieged by new options in entertainment
• Spending may resume cautiously
• Suspect pleads not guilty in trying to assassinate Rep. Giffords
• Fitness guru LaLanne lived to 96
• 4 officers hit, gunman killed in attack on Detroit police
• NORAD station keeps eye on sky
• Voyager spacecraft still seeking edge of the solar system
• Price, author and longtime Duke professor, dies
• Ariz. shooting suspect might escape death
• Will stress economy, civility during State of the Union
• Leaked cables may show attempts to halt Guantanamo closure
• Karzai gives in on new parliament
• Critic, editor John Gross dies at age 75
• Teen detained in Kuwait returns to U.S.
• Alcohol use curbed by anti-nausea medication, study finds
• U.N. secretary-general plans to address critics in GOP
• Company to halt production of lethal-injection drug
• Lebanon leader sides with Hezbollah
• GE’s Jeffrey Immelt named to economic advisory board
• School: 2nd-graders had oral sex in class
• Giffords leaves Tucson for next phase of recovery
• S. Korean forces storm hijacked ship, free hostages
• NH home sales dip in 2010
• High court justices accused of campaign finance conflict
• Exchange trading legend dies at 85
• Shooting draws attention to Ariz. mental health laws
• East Coast mafia sweep nets 127 arrests
• Study finds 10% of fans leave games drunk
• China’s Hu vows to ‘increase mutual trust’
• Hard part begins for GOP: Replacing health care law
• Court to rule on state Medicaid cuts
• Sargent Shriver, Peace Corps co-founder, dies at 95
• Those who have, spend
• NJ city slashes fire, police force
• China’s Hu feted in US; Nobel laureate’s wife detained
• Turnpike speed limit cut to 45 mph
• FCC votes on Comcast-NBC merger
• 5 killed in 4 Mass. fires
• Who doesn't have health problems?
• Trans-Alaska pipeline restarted after leak repair
• Death toll reaches 650 in Brazilian floods
• Giffords responding well after skull surgery
• Poll: Fewer say Obama’s presidency improved race relations
• Congress claims immunity in ethics probes
• For Atlanta, snow just too much
• Giffords continues recovery
• Tunisia works on new government
• Voting ends in African country in landmark referendum
• Tunisian president overthrown
• Rep. Giffords recovering ‘as planned’
• Presidential election crisis seen as threat to Haiti
• ‘Basic’ can get a little tricky in new health care law
• Obama, China’s Hu will try to smooth rocky relations
• Afghan violence up this winter
• Services held for federal judge slain in Ariz. shooting
• Reince Priebus elected GOP National Committee chairman
• Italy’s Silvio Berlusconi embroiled in new scandal
• ‘Distrust lingers on both sides,’ Clinton says of U.S.-China relations
• 2 years after river landing some still struggle
• David Nelson died Tuesday at age 74
• Pope John Paul II to be beatified after Easter
• Funeral held for girl killed in Ariz.
• Parent serves robocall revenge
• The Red Sox Road Trip will stop in the Muldoon Center on Friday, Jan 21 from noon-6 p.m. Come by for the "Sing Your Way to Fenway" contest, a chance to win an Opening Weekend VIP package, and more!
• With politics on pause, House pays tribute to shooting victims
• A year later, Haiti celebrates life, mourns its dead
• Weak recovery seen in housing
• President calls on country to talk to ‘heal’
• Obama to deliver State of Union Jan. 25
• Peter Yates, director of ‘Bullitt’ dies
• Clinton, in visit to Yemen, calls for social reforms
• Coalition rallies outside White House for Gitmo closure
• The day finally arrives: iPhone on Verizon Wireless
• Biden visit gauges progress on US troop withdrawal
• Clashes leave at least 30 dead in Sudan
• Obama leads moment of silence in wake of Ariz. shooting
• Baltimore police officer killed, another wounded, outside club
• Shootings could restrict access to elected officials
• Consumer complaint database set to launch
• Deep-sea coral reefs a new frontier for marine scientists
• A year after quake, recovery mired in gridlock
• Iranian officials confirm possible US spy arrest
• Ariz. shooting kills 6, injures state rep
• 15 headless corpses in Acapulco is new record for Mexico
• U.S. to offer support to Pakistan
• Sadr to Iraqis: Resist US occupation
• Dems get a do-over on health care
• Southern Sudan to split, north sees uncertainty
• Bad news for us or just the birds?
• Rep. calls for civility as Congress convenes
• Father watches with pride as Paul becomes a senator
• Gibbs to leave White House, advise Obama
• World food prices hit a record high in December
• Singer-songwriter Rafferty dies at 63
• Ex-consultant, lawyer found slain in Delaware landfill
• Barren park attests to program’s flaws
• Fossils out of time at Calif. museum
• N.M. governor won’t pardon Billy the Kid
• Chief justice urges quicker approval of judicial nominees
• Postal Service, with loss of billions, fights to raise rates
• Church bomb kills 21, wounds 79 in Egypt
• Rousseff vows to end poverty as Brazil’s president
• Powerful storm sparked series of twisters, destroyed homes
• Iraqi government a setback for women?
• Billy the Kid pardon misses target
• NYC mayor: City’s snowstorm response was unacceptable
• Storms dump rain, snow on West
• Poll: Obama ends year with lower rating
• Alvin Marill, film historian, dies at 76
• Sound of music dims with death of Von Trapp
• Woman strangled by electronic neck massager
• 3 suicide bombers used to kill tenacious Iraqi cop
• Poll: Baby boomers fear outliving Medicare
• Bad gifts may be history with Amazon’s idea
• BP’s spill costs look manageable 8 months later
• So long, farewell to von Trapp
• Favre to be fined after sexting investigation
• All-American Yearby dies
• Family: 5 dead in Fla. motel were like brothers
• 700 NATO soldiers killed in 2010; new firefights
• Blizzard aftermath continues
• Economist Kahn succumbs to cancer
• Federal programs in limbo amid budget battles
• Intel: 3 suspected US strikes kill 17 in Pakistan
• Storm coats East, frustrating travelers
• Thousands fear hunger following Pakistan bombing
• Storm heads to Washington after snowing in South
• Dutch detain 12 Somalis on terror suspicions
• Hamas warns Israel after Gaza rockets, airstrikes
• Venezuelan ex-president Perez dies
• A quiet, private Christmas Day for Obamas
• Biologists head to bunkers to fight white-nose syndrome
• Pope urges courage for Catholics in China, Iraq
• Going’s good for most holiday travelers, for now
• Going’s good for most holiday travelers
• Californians face massive cleanups
• Rules on wilderness restored for public lands
• Election board: Emanuel can run for mayor
• Colleges reconsider ROTC after ‘don’t ask’ repeal
• Kremlin hails Senate’s approval of nuclear treaty
• Anarchists suspected in Rome embassy blasts
• Purse from Fla. school board shooting sold on eBay
• Merry Christmas from the Office of Development and Alumni Relations. View a special holiday greeting:
• Panel enacts outdoor furnace regulations
• High court throws out Rep. Joe Miller’s claims
• Hillsides collapse as storm lashes So. Calif.
• It's the Most Wonderful Time of Year to Learn to Swim
• More cuts coming to NH courts
• Philly residents hope to get hands on strangler
• Snow snarls UK travel
• Divided FCC adopts rules to protect Web traffic
• Stopgap measure clears Senate test
• World Cup-winning coach Bearzot, at 83
• US teen births at an all-time low
• Stark challenges ahead for Iraq’s new government
• Obama secures votes for nuke pact
• Terror plot aimed at British landmarks
• Border drug bill goes to Obama
• NH, MA both probe bone marrow billing
• NKorea backs away from threat to attack South
• Got a cold? Study says echinacea won’t help much
• GOP under pressure for opposition to 9-11 responders bill
• Food safety bill passes
• Spies like US
• Europe’s snow cancels flights, concert
• LA rainstorm prompts worries of mudslides
• UN meets on Korea tensions
• UN: Reports of abductions in Ivory Coast grow
• Mexican city devastated by pipeline blast; 27 die
• UN told to leave Ivory Coast
• Senate passes ‘don’t ask, don’t tell’
• Iran swears in acting foreign minister
• Crime-stopping purse up for auction, almost
• Man caught trying to sell military jet to Iran
• Ban on gays in military about to end
• Rare lunar eclipse set to begin Tuesday morning
• US sees progress in Afghanistan, but questions remain
• Senate Dems give up bid to pass $1.1t spending bill
• Humane Society president open to Vick owning dogs again
• WikiLeaks’ editor Assange walks free on bail in UK
• ‘Tiffany’s’ director Edwards dies at 88
• Hope everyone had a wonderful fall semester...finals week is almost over!
• House passes ‘don’t ask, don’t tell’ repeal
• Senate passes controversial tax cut deal
• Food poisoning common in US
• Senate passes tax bill; House votes today
• Bitter cold lingers as storm moves to Canada, strands hundreds
• Air Force cutting off access to WikiLeaks news
• House Democrats consider amendment to estate tax
• The Mint coins a new phase
• Rambling gunman dead after opening fire at Florida school meeting
• Dell grant boosts United Way support for Nashua-area children & youth programs
• Oil well pumping in Afghanistan
• Holbrooke's last words: "stop this war"
• Mexican cartels wielding American weapons
• Key provisions of health reform bill ruled unconstitutional
• Storm socks Midwest, cancels flights, closes roads
• Edwards remembered for wit, resolve
• Wounded vet reunites with GI who saved him
• Knox makes emotional address in Italy appeal
• Violence rises ahead of US review of Afghan war
• Palestinians to decide on return to indirect talks
• Ireland irked Vatican on sovereignty
• NKorea sends top diplomat to Russia amid tensions
• Jailed Peace Prize winner applauded in Oslo
• Smart ‘thrilled’ after guilty verdict
• Tax cut bill peppered with add-ons
• Mexico: Eccentric La Familia cartel chief killed
• Warrants detail torture of Ala. kids buried by dad
• Gas, electric companies up for sale
• Republicans deny health care to Ground Zero victims
• MasterCard hacked in support of WikiLeaks
• Company is first to return spacecraft
• Antarctic cruise ship limping to port
• South American prison fire kills at least 81, injures 14
• Overdue library book returned after 74 years
• Clemens’ trial rocketed back to July
• Tax compromise draws flak
• WikiLeaks founder is jailed in Britain in sex case
• Edwards shared her private pain with public
• Senate begins deliberating judge’s impeachment
• Congratulations to the men's basketball team--they won the Colby Invitational in Waterville, Maine yesterday.
• Texas court reviews executions
• Abuse common in student visa program, AP finds
• Sailor remembers Pearl Harbor attack 69 years ago
• New BP challenge to spill size could affect fine
• Florida braces for double punch of cold fronts
• As climate talks drag on, more ponder techno-fixes
• Dispute leaves nation with 2 self-declared presidents, chaos
• WikiLeaks loses source of revenue
• Spain gets tough to end strike at airports
• Baghdad bombs targeting Shiite areas kill 17
• Abbas: Last resort — I’ll ask Israel to take over
• BP oil spill size debate could affect fine
• Disney town on edge after standoff, murder
• NASA shuttle flight delayed until February
• Manchester company part of global Wikileaks battle
• Fla. gov seeks posthumous pardon for Doors singer
• What’s message in billboard touting Kennedy?
• House censures veteran Rep. Rangel for misconduct
• Companies: Next leak could be yours
• Police charge woman meddled in molestation case
• Fitchburg plane crash remains mystery
• Way more than 'billions upon billions'
• Death penalty panel backs status quo
• Study says being a bit overweight is risky
• Deficit panel split; package in doubt
• East Coast oil drilling is rejected
• Gregg endorses deficit recommendations
• CBS News overhauls its morning show
• GPS leads driver to jail
• Pair caught with 200lbs of cocaine
• Hiker dies on Mount Willey
• DEA called to probe Hill fire
• Bricklayer survives fall
• NE shrimp season opens
• Hostages of school gunman tried to put him at ease
• Gays won’t hurt military; leaders cite troop poll
• Obama, GOP promise to work on differences on taxes
• Senate shuns earmark end
• Inmate's potty protest disgusting and criminal, court rules
• Jobless benefits running out
• Truck plucked from PA treetops
• UNH, profs at odds over contract
• Fla. man held as fugitive
• Video shows beating at private prison
• Bomb plot sting questioned
• Siblings charged in family forgery
• Nielsen of ‘Naked Gun’ fame dies at 84
• Firm seeks to sell brownless apples
• Surely, he can't be gone
• Accused Auburn killer in court
• EU approves $113b bailout for Ireland
• Leaked US cables reveal diplomacy
• Progress made on protecting sharks
• Cargo plane crashes into Pakistani housing complex
• San Diego drug tunnel had railcar, tons of pot
• Suicide bombers kill 12 at Afghan police HQ
• South Korea, US push ahead with war games
• Police: Teen plotted Ore. bombing
• Troops now bucking historical trend by saying gays OK
• Lip service: Obama basketball injury requires 12 stitches
• San Diego drug tunnel had railcar, tons of pot
• US briefs allies about next WikiLeaks release
• Report lauds NH, Maine health care
• Merrimack man dies in Bedford car crash
• Hoops injury: Obama takes elbow to the mouth
• Sarah Palin: Contender or pretender?
• Iraq PM must form new government
• Thanksgiving Day sales bring shoppers, grumbles
• Airport protest never takes off; few delays seen
• Gibbs convicted as armed career criminal
• Marketing/social media intern wanted
• No right to bail on murder charges, court rules
• NH, VT share low jobless rates
• Retired police capt. charged with theft
• VT drug data law ruled unconstitutional
• Judge clears class-action case against cigarette co.
• Breeders hope to save original turkeys
• Photog charged with impersonating, obstructing rescuers
• Tensions high as North, South Korea trade shelling
• Insider-trading probe wades into legal gray area
• Study: AIDS pill helps gay men avoid HIV infection
• This afternoon Rivier celebrates the annual Thanksgiving basket service. Do you know how many baskets members of the Rivier community have collected over the last five years?
• FBI raids 3 hedge funds
• Dancers trip tunnel terror alert
• Boy charged with prank 911 call
• Merrimack sees no good choice in toll study
• North Korea nuke revelations stir US policy worry
• Pope’s condom comments give rise to new debate
• TSA chief warns against boycott of airport scans
• Spill panel details goofs, hero in ending gusher
• Investigation finds cartoon glassware could poison kids
• Police charge man stole cruiser, doubled back, took truck
• Judge to decide if slaying suspect must submit to mental exam
• A grope too far: Fliers’ anger at TSA boils over
• Flood in China coal mine traps 28 workers
• World warms, negotiators to give talks another try
• Pilots get OK to skip stepped-up airport screening
• Pope: Condoms can be justified
• Israel says US has provided written guarantee
• Coroner: Women, boy stabbed
• Facebook-banning NJ pastor acknowledges affair
• Obama to GOP: Don’t hold up arms treaty
• Pakistani family seeks pardon for Christian woman
• Former Sen. Braun announces run for Chicago mayor
• Alaska court must decide Sen. dispute
• ‘Legally dead’ man pleads not guilty to kidnapping
• NATO to erect missile shield for Europe
• Search delayed for 29 miners in New Zealand
• Cholera protests ebb in Haiti but anger remains
• Bernanke on perilous ground for Fed chairman
• Ex-priest denied parole
• State budget hearings begin
• NY Gitmo trial spurs fresh debate
• Bodies of 3 missing in Ohio are found
• Assange warrant issued by Sweden
• Aruba studying dental records of missing teen
• Fla. woman: Agency harassed me on Facebook
• ‘Barefoot Bandit’ suspect pleads not guilty
• Wind snuffs power for some
• School board chair steps down over "5 evil words" speech
• 2 teens stole home safe, police charge
• BU’s Travis Roy addresses students
• Royal wedding on tap for 2011
• Tea party seeks Capitol clout after election gains
• Pilots peeved by pat down searches
• NH economy half full, forecaster says
• State keeps half of money meant for schools
• Court upholds school pledge in NH case
• Manchester woman faces genocide charges
• Karzai remarks raise questions about Afghan war
• Netanyahu tries to shore up support for US plan
• Shanghai high-rise fire kills at least 53
• Ohio sheriff: Mom, others may be dead
• Check out an article in today's Telegraph on Rivier's new nursing center:
• Girl slain, 'dead' man suspected
• Tree cutting mishap kills Maine boy
• State seeks to use school aid for general fund
• NH plans to cut payments to hospitals
• Vanity plate on get-away car leads police to suspect
• After 388 days, Somali pirates free British couple
• Plan for Mideast talks bets on quick deal
• Ohio girl found alive, bound; no word on 3 others
• Japan a test case for free trade zone
• Drug, device help heart health
• Myanmar democracy leader Aung San Suu Kyi released
• Iraq: New government deal OK’d
• Insurgents attack NATO base in eastern Afghanistan
• Air agency reportedly issued engine warning then eased checks
• Accused assaulted the Rev. he claims molested him and his brother
• Obama focuses on Russian diplomacy
• Japan protests Medvedev visit to disputed island
• Report: NKorea begins building light-water reactor
• Calif rejects legal pot, but cities embrace drug
• Officials: US drone kills 5 militants in Pakistan
• Outtakes and bloopers from Al’s Weather at the Kids Fair
• Travelers disembark ‘nightmare’ cruise amid cheers
• Elizabeth Smart finishes Utah trial testimony
• Cracks found in shuttle fuel tank, not just foam
• Man indicted on 13 counts of sexual exploitation of children
• The Scoop for Thusday, November 11, 2010
• Ill. man pleads guilty to ’04 murder of 3-year-old
• No charges for destroying interrogation videos
• Calif. city bans toys in some fast-food kids meals
• At home in Indonesia, Obama reaches out to Muslims
• Neglect threatens many of Italy’s cherished ruins
• We're getting ready to order our first round of personalized granite pavers for the new walkway to the Muldoon Center...if you haven't ordered yours yet, visit www.rivier.edu/momentum for an order form and more information.
• Spader verdict reached: to be revealed at 1 p.m. today
• Brawlers beat random stranger to death in Georgia
• Claremont man is killed as gusty winds, rain slam region
• Conn. man condemned to die for fatal home invasion
• Bombs in Iraqi cities kill more than 20
• Obama talks up India for UN bid
• Some complaining that tea party hurt GOP’s Senate hopes
• US seeks to sway China’s behavior
• Obama embraces nation, possibilities during lengthy Asia trip
• Oscar-nominated actress Clayburgh, 66
• Kin of slain family offers comfort
• Study: 72% black babies born to unwed mothers
• Yemen orders US-born cleric found ‘dead or alive’
• Reputed drug kingpin killed in Mexico shootout
• Cuba recovers final bodies from plane wreckage
• Russian reporter in coma after beating in Moscow
• Oakland residents awaken to broken windows, debris
• Report: Somali pirates release SKorean ship
• Fear of volcanic ash cancels flights to Jakarta
• Shuttle launch off until end of month to fix leak
• Pending home sales drop 1.8 percent in September
• Hiring spurt in October eases jobs crisis a bit
• Ambulance takes voter to polls
• Spader trial resumes Monday
• Coalition offers free tax prep training
• Woman considered world’s oldest dies at 114
• World’s thirst for oil continues to lead to risks
• Handwriting expert ties Spader to letters
• The final prosecution witness takes the stand
• Defense in Spader trial rests without calling any witnesses
• Carolina play-by-play legend Fulton dies at 89
• Scorecard on picks: wins, losses, errors
• New reality in Washington
• Denver rejects UFOs, Rhode Island keeps name, California passes on grass
• Is GM really worth as much as Ford right now?
• Voters carry anxiety, disappointment to the polls
• Insurgents kill 76 in coordinated attacks in Iraq
• Tea time: GOP nears House control, piling up wins
• Spader Trial Day 8: William Marks to resume testimony
• Former Blazers star Maurice Lucas dead at 58
• Takeover in sight, GOP confident
• Yemen: Al-Qaida insider told Saudis of bomb plot
• Day 7 of Spader murder trial beginning with less media presence
• Lynch wins historic 4th consecutive term as NH gov
• Lasky loses her seat to Republican Gary Lambert
• US officials: Bombmaker in Yemen a key suspect
• JFK aide, speechwriter Sorensen dies at 82
• Poll: Dems split over handing Obama ’12 nomination
• Nigeria: Weapons came from Iran
• India: Many cell phones, few toilets
• 2 Koreas hold reunions for war-split families
• Pope to kids: beware of impure love
• Obama warns of potential progress reversal if GOP wins
• Yemen authorities collar woman; suspect more involved
• Iran says it is ready to restart nuclear talks
• Explosive packages found on two planes
• NJ factory fears China will get Girl Scouts work
• Indonesian volcano unleashes biggest blast yet
• Authorities lift fire evacuations in Colorado
• Somali pirates seize cargo ship with 24 aboard
• Clinton asks China for aid in disputes
• Pot measure’s effect is up in the air
• Spader Blog: Spader looks unchanged after 20 witnesses
• Two guilty in Smith drug case
• Man captured in fatal Mo. shootings
• A Mexico massacre in unfamiliar place: The capital
• Politicians prone to step into mud
• Government Center merger violated NH law, report finds
• Driver drew gun on Route 101, police charge
• Buck goes wild in recording studio
• Former Argentine President Kirchner dies
• Massive storm brings 2nd day of snow, rain, winds
• Bin Laden warns France over Afghan war, veil ban
• Body found believed to be missing woman
• AG warns of vote supression scam
• Comment sought on cottontail habitat plan
• Foreclosures still rising across U.S.
• Glover set to take stand
• French protests weaken but disrupt flights
• 2 home invasion suspects caught
• Spader trial update: Glover off the stand
• Haunted house scary for safety inspectors
• Staying conscious kept Jaimie Cates alive
• ‘Blood markings’ were all over the Cates home
• St. Joseph Hospital hit with $5b lawsuit
• Outside groups are spending big on Republicans
• Indonesia hit by deadly tsunami, volcanic eruption
• Ford rides ahead of its US rivals
• Swanzey robbers hit wrong house, police say
• Military goes green with algae oil
• Bill Clinton to campaign in Nashua for Gov. Lynch
• Surgeon: ‘Considerable’ force needed to cause Jaimie’s wounds
• As species rebound, skippers bemoan ‘underfishing’
• Dark clouds for Dems as Obama embarks on last push
• Ex-nurse charged in drugged baby's death
• NV gets wake-up robo calls
• Swanzey police report home invasion
• Chief justice seeks to head law school
• Feds raid home of Raytheon missile expert
• Spader blog: Coffee, doughnuts and security
• Immigrant vets face deportation
• 2 crashes clog northbound lanes
• Man thankful for help after crash
• Insurance agent charged with bilking local companies
• Spader blog: “Where’s the shrine?”
• Gay voters angry at Dems could sway election
• Hurricane Richard makes landfall in Belize
• Off-duty cop, robber trade shots in beauty salon
• Cholera heightens earthquake misery
• US national swimmer dies in race
• Cholera outbreak spreads toward Haiti’s capital
• Obama: Consumers lose if financial law repealed
• Tribune Co. CEO resigns, new bankruptcy plan filed
• Group of 20 vows to avoid currency devaluations
• Iraq PM: WikiLeaks abuse leak designed to hurt him
• Leaked Iraq war files portray weak, divided nation
• Suicide attackers assault UN office in Afghanistan
• Cholera epidemic spreads in rural Haiti; 142 dead
• Women give more to charity, study finds
• Last year’s moonshot splashed up lots of water
• Toyota recalling 1.53 million cars globally
• Fearing rout, Dems reach to female voters
• Prisons’ treatment of moms faulted
• Autopsy inconclusive in Franklin teen's death
• SUV rolls into Piscataqua
• Nation still split on healthcare reform
• Maine papers grapple with 'vile' commentary
• Traffic stop leads to drug bust
• 2 injured in 2 fires
• Fright Kingdom
• Italian premier doubts effect of Iran sanctions
• Mideast keep close eye on US impact on talks
• Austrian with high-tech robot arm dies in crash
• Burned mall hopes to reopen for the holidays
• Penthouse founder Guccione dies
• Players ponder non-violent football
• Yes Plouffe can campaign in Keene
• Fire truck stolen from Vt station
• Hunter shoots record moose
• Toyota recalls 1.5M cars; sales still strong
• Companies announce highest earnings in three years
• UK government cuts $128 billion from budget
• Woman brings fake $10,000 bill to Mass. bank
• Man charged with stealing groceries
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• Biden to campaign for Kuster in Nashua
• Coalition invites residents to help reduce substance abuse
• Military recruiters told to accept gay applicants
• Even in liberal bastions, GOP sees election chance
• Fed-up flight attendant pleads guilty, avoids jail
• Body found in Kingston woods
• Courts consider dial-up justice
• State warns of job offer scam
• UNH to open Chinese studies centers
• Bosley, of ‘Happy Days,’ dies at 83
• Researchers believe Gulf damage not as bad as feared believed researchers feared
• Jury considers death penalty in home invasion case
• 2 workers killed in Tenn. post office shooting
• Hamas may have anti-aircraft missiles
• Cyclone winds pound residents of the Philippines
• Once bitten, Amherst students shy from bedbugs at camp
• Pakistan aided Mumbai massacre, report states
• Hunter drops dime on dope harvest
• Nashua to conduct health assessment survey on 10/23
• American visits Iran blast site under freedom deal
• Man unhurt after truck rolls into gully
• 2 killed in Keene crash
• Chile miners facing uncertain future
• Oil change find reignites debate over GPS trackers
• Fox, Cablevision returning to table in dispute
• China media mostly quiet as mine blast traps 16
• Iraqi PM seeks neighbors’ support to stay in power
• Titanic survivor’s account auctioned for $32,000
• Palestinians weighing alternatives to peace talks
• Refineries went on strike in opposition to plan to increase retirement age
• As Dems’ message lags, GOP awaits big wins
• Swiss celebrate digging world’s longest tunnel
• Witnesses: Fort Hood gunman kept firing outside
• Teens show their talents in helping community
• Chile miners start new lives, readjust
• Courts can't set own funding, state argues
• Police seek man in murder witness mystery
• CVS fined for failing to thwart bulk buyers
• Humpback makes record migration
• Miracle rescue brings 33 miners to the surface
• Police shoot woman after chase
• Night owl catches the prowler
• In US, Hispanics live the longest
• Spader in court, jury selection begins
• Many reasons why you should feel up when the dollar is down
• The Scoop for Wednesday, October 13, 2010
• Council members want US gesture
• First of 33 trapped Chilean miners rescued
• Eight Chilean miners rescued, 25 to go
• Burglar caught in stolen car, police charge
• Trio charged with attempted burglary
• Nashua-area teens to share successes that benefit community
• NYC police arrest 9th suspect in anti-gay beatings
• Business owner found on floor, police investigating
• No inflation means no raise in Social Security
• Fatal fire in Lowell deemed accidental
• 3 teens arrested after cruiser egged
• Missing tire leads to DWI arrest
• Despite freezes, US still racking up foreclosures
• Political ads: It’s getting to be really nasty out there
• Man finds ring in grandmother’s garden
• Paula becomes Category 2 hurricane
• Many reasons why you should feel up when the dollar is down
• Navy birthplace in dispute; 5 towns lay claim
• The Scoop for Wednesday, October 13, 2010
• Death row inmate seeks high court OK for DNA tests
• Trapped Chilean miners argue over who’s out last
• Soul singer Burke dies at airport, 70
• Olympic equestrian Staley dies at age 77
• Soprano Joan Sutherland at 83
• Wildfire makes menacing advance near Los Angeles
• A way out, at last, for Chile’s 33 trapped miners
• Donilon fought off housing regulation proposals
• NJ gov. agrees to rethink rail tunnel cancellation
• 8 arraigned in NYC anti-gay attack
• 8 arraigned in NYC anti-gay attack
• Death row inmate seeks high court OK for DNA tests
• Trapped Chilean miners argue over who’s out last
• Soul singer Burke dies at airport, 70
• Donilon fought off housing regulation proposals
• NJ gov. agrees to rethink rail tunnel cancellation
• Official: North Koreans will follow Kim Jong Un
• Bank of America stops all foreclosures for review
• Chile sees ‘great day’ with escape shaft near done
• Space double: Astronaut twins to join up in orbit
• Schools confront anti-gay bullying
• Iran’s VP confirms espionage threats
• Finance leaders fail to resolve currency dispute
• Obama hits GOP proposal to cut education spending
• NATO border crossing will be reopened
• A way out, at last, for Chile’s 33 trapped miners
• 2nd teen charged in burglary
• Search for missing tourist thwarted by drug gangs
• Hungary: Toxic red sludge has reached the Danube
• Fairpoint upgrades fleet
• UNH football player charged with rape
• Lawyer jailed for refusing to recite pledge
• City gang leader may testify in Mont Vernon murder trial
• Vanguard cuts fees for investors
• Judge bars key witness from Gitmo trial
• Mislaid briefcase causes bomb scare
• NH man's daughter found 25 years after mom abducted her
• Teen, trooper injured in collision
• Sister says Sox fan recovering from stabbing
• We launched a new Rivier College website this week! Check out our new site at www.rivier.edu!
• The College held a blessing ceremony for our newly turfed athletic field on Saturday, September 19. It was a wonderful event and a beautiful day. If you haven't seen our new field, you have to check it out! Stay tuned for more photos very soon!!
• Stonyfield Farm president Gary Hirshberg visited the Rivier campus this week and spoke to a standing room only crowd in the Dion Center. Hirshberg talked to students about their power to influence business through their purchasing decisions.
• Calling all alumni (and friends of Rivier too)! Don't miss Rivier Round-Up at Reunion Weekend 2010: June 11-13. We're celebrating the wild west with campfires, mechanical bull rides, line dancing, and more! Register by June 1. More details at w
• Rivier Alumni are invited to a FREE Alumni Event, including transportation, tickets to Eerie Evenings Haunted Story-telling show at the Witch House in Salem, MA, and a reception to follow at the Witch’s Brew Café. Space is limited--first-com
• Ga. judge pinched for pills, prostitution
• NH gets $12M in bridge loans to fight foreclosures
• Driver hit with sack of dog waste, police charge
• Report charges juvenile jail staff abuses children
• Rivier Alumni are invited to a FREE Alumni Event, including transportation, tickets to Eerie Evenings Haunted Story-telling show at the Witch House in Salem, MA, and a reception to follow at the Witch’s Brew Café. Space is limited--first-com
• Hands-only CPR saves more lives in cardiac arrests
• Parole board to hear first cases under new law
• One guilty in Conn. home invasion
• Remains found near missing Vt. woman's home
• Soaring cabbage prices hit kimchi-loving SKoreans
• Jindal to stump for Stephen
• Times Sq. bomber sentenced
• State launches third probe into FRM handling, one day after guilty pleas
• 2 charged with armed robbery
• We launched a new Rivier College website this week! Check out our new site at www.rivier.edu!
• The College held a blessing ceremony for our newly turfed athletic field on Saturday, September 19. It was a wonderful event and a beautiful day. If you haven't seen our new field, you have to check it out! Stay tuned for more photos very soon!!
• Stonyfield Farm president Gary Hirshberg visited the Rivier campus this week and spoke to a standing room only crowd in the Dion Center. Hirshberg talked to students about their power to influence business through their purchasing decisions.
• Check out photos from Oktoberfest! This year's annual fundraiser sponsored by the Rivier Alumni and Parent Councils was a great night! All proceeds of the event support scholarships for Rivier College students. Thank you to the members of both Counc
• We launched a new Rivier College website this week! Check out our new site at www.rivier.edu!
• Thank you to alumni of the Division of Business who joined us for a dinner and networking reception in December. It was great seeing you!! Thank you for returning to campus for this event.
• The College held a blessing ceremony for our newly turfed athletic field on Saturday, September 19. It was a wonderful event and a beautiful day. If you haven't seen our new field, you have to check it out! Stay tuned for more photos very soon!!
• Great time at the Red Sox game tonight with alumni and friends of Rivier College! Thank you to those who joined us. Hope to see you next time!
• Stonyfield Farm president Gary Hirshberg visited the Rivier campus this week and spoke to a standing room only crowd in the Dion Center. Hirshberg talked to students about their power to influence business through their purchasing decisions.
• For the first time, the Fisher Cats played a seven-inning exhibition game when they took on Rivier College on April 6, 2010.
• Calling all alumni (and friends of Rivier too)! Don't miss Rivier Round-Up at Reunion Weekend 2010: June 11-13. We're celebrating the wild west with campfires, mechanical bull rides, line dancing, and more! Register by June 1. More details at w
• Calling all alumni (and friends of Rivier too)! Don't miss Rivier Round-Up at Reunion Weekend 2010: June 11-13. We're celebrating the wild west with campfires, mechanical bull rides, line dancing, and more! Register by June 1. More details at w
• Rivier Alumni are invited to a FREE Alumni Event, including transportation, tickets to Eerie Evenings Haunted Story-telling show at the Witch House in Salem, MA, and a reception to follow at the Witch’s Brew Café. Space is limited--first-com
• Thank you to all of the Rivier alumni and friends who joined us for a wonderful Reunion Weekend 2010! It was great seeing you and sharing memories. Check our website later this week for our complete collection of Reunion Weekend photos!
• Leader on BP claims blames fraud for slow payouts
• Check out our newest TV campaign featuring Rivier alumni, produced by Burke Advertising in Bedford.
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