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The New HampshireVol. 103, No. 1www.TNHonline.com Friday, August 23, 2013

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INSIDETHE NEWS

JULIE FORTIN/MANAGING EDITOR

A UNH freshman walks past the entrance sign towards downtown Durham after arriving on campus.

By SUSAN DOUCETEXECUTIVE EDITOR

When I was a freshman I would walk around cam-pus every day, looking at the students passing me by, not recognizing any of them. I was enthralled by those who would yell out to their friends down the side-walk, stopping to chat on their way to class. I felt as if I would never know enough people at UNH to be able to pick familiar faces out of the crowd of students, and would forever be over-whelmed by the thousands of students who crossed my path

each day.A few short years later, it is hard to imagine having ever

felt this way. I am now that student who stops to say hello to friends everywhere I go. I run into acquaintances every day from the hallways of academic buildings, to the streets of Durham, to the dining halls.

It may seem unimaginable to you right now in this new and foreign environment, but soon UNH will be your com-munity too. Durham will be your home and you will feel as comfortable here as you did in the hallways of your high school.

The Wildcat community is here to embrace you, so let it. Take advantage of every opportunity that you come across, no matter how small or large. If someone new invites you to have lunch with him or her and their friends, join them. The worst that can happen is you have an awkward meal.

Maybe you discover a student organization that would be perfect for you, but dont have a friend who wants to join with you. Go alone. Meet new people; they could become your best friends.

Maybe you hear about a study abroad opportunity in a

Prepare for your rst semester of college classes with advice from students and professors.

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After a disappointing 2012 season, the womens soccer team looks forward to a promising season with a new head coach.

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Take advantage of the freshman experience

Welcome home, Wildcats

FRESHMEN continued on Page 16

The New HampshireThe New HampshireFriday, August 23, 2013

After a disappointing 2012 season, the womens soccer team looks forward to a promising season with a new head coach.

The New HampshireVol. 103, No. 13www.TNHonline.com Friday, October 25, 2013

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INSIDETHE NEWS

TNH catches up with the football team as the players prepare for their Saturday game vs. Stony eld.

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Friday, October 25, 2013

TNH catches up with the football team as the players prepare for their Saturday game vs. Stony eld.

By KEN JOHNSONSTAFF WRITER

The UNH Outdoor Pool was announced as one of the winners of the New Hampshire Preservation Alliances Seven to Save program for 2013 on Tuesday night at the Manchester Masonic Temple in Manchester, N.H.

The Seven to Save program was started by the New Hampshire Preservation Alliance in 2006 to call attention to threatened historical properties within New Hampshire. To be eligible for a nomination, a property has to be over 50 years old and have historical signi -

Whitt, dont kill my vibe

CAMERON JOHNSON/STAFF

The crowd went wild as Kendrick Lamar performed on stage in front of a sea of students at the Whittemore Center on Thursday night.

SCOPE makes comeback with Kendrick Lamar, Moufy concert

UNH outdoor pool seeks historical preservation

Haunting for a causeBy KEN JOHNSON

STAFF WRITER

For the last six weeks, the members of the Jessie Doe Activity Board have been busy at work preparing for the 21st annual Jessie Doe Haunted House, a one-night event.

There is a lot to put together in the six-week period leading up to the haunted house. The blueprints for the haunted house have to be put together, temporary walls and props have to be inventoried, permits need to be led, the re department needs to be met with, the police need to be contacted, advertising needs to be determined and missing props need

Jessie Doe to host 21st annual haunted house

JESSIE DOE continued on Page 4 POOL continued on Page 5

By KATIE GARDNERSTAFF WRITER

Moufy spoke of dreams. Kendrick La-mar spoke of moments. SCOPE spoke of a comeback. And thats exactly what the orga-

nization had. Were just gonna go out and kill it.These were some of the last words of

Bethany Bucciarelli, the executive director of SCOPE, before the doors opened and the students were let in to the Whittemore Center

for Thursday nights show. After months and months of planning, and a year of being on hiatus, SCOPE came back big with their fall concert.

Although the crowd wasnt big when the doors rst opened, the oor became packed by

the time opener Moufy took the stage. As the show went on, the oor was full and the bowl seats were packed as well. Before the show even started, though, arrests were already be-

KENDRICK continued on Page 3

After about 20 years away from campus, Theta Chi is working on returning to UNH.

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