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Byline: Tim Moore The Keene State men's basketball team recently wrapped up a record-breaking 2022-23 season that saw the program's second consecutive Little East Conference title, an appearance in the [...]

Byline: Tim Moore Keene State's indoor track and field teams traveled to Boston, Mass. to compete in the New England Division III Championship on Feb. 24 and 25. The Owls [...]

Byline: GRANT ROBERTSON, TIM MOORE Lead When Penny Oleksiak took the swimming world by storm in 2016, becoming the first Canadian to win four medals at a Summer Olympics, there [...]

Byline: Tim Moore Ottawa -- Lead Re Cycling Puts Us On A Path To Mending Our Fragmented Cities (Opinion, May 2): As a walker sharing urban pathways and city crossings, [...]

London -- Every bike ride is a pocket drama. Reflect on the humblest cycling commute and you'll find yourself reliving short-story excitements denied to co-workers who yawned their way in [...]

Byline: Tim Moore Beyond sunglasses and ludicrous clothing, the Tour de France and Hollywood stardom wouldn't seem to have much in common. Perhaps the unlikely bond is down to a [...]

Byline: Tim Moore It was a long haul across soggy, open heather to Forth, a town of 3,000 just a few miles south of Scotland's dominant conurbations yet which somehow [...]

Byline: Tim Moore Sheaves of rosettes on cages, the vinegary whiff of soiled sawdust, whitecoated men muttering in the strange argot of bestial adjudication: 'Touch under, good stops, more density [...]

Byline: Tim Moore As Demi Moore's $10,000-a-month 'intuitionist' once calmly explained, our ability to make instinctive decisions is compromised from the moment the ego begins to develop in early childhood. [...]

Byline: Tim Moore Putting your name on things is a practice most of us leave behind once there's no longer a significant risk of catching a verruca from someone else's [...]

The article highlights governance issues plaguing Australian universities, including underpayment of staff, excessive spending on consultants, declining learning experiences, lack of transparency, and accountability. It identifies the structural shift of power and resources from traditional faculties to central administrations as a major factor behind these problems. This shift has led to the impoverishment of faculties, chronic underpayment and loss of power and status for academic faculties.

The article presents the discussion on university managements have come to be so seduced by the consultancy industry. Topics include deeply the tentacles of private consultancy companies have penetrated our national institutions; and constant restructuring of faculties, departments and administrative units, often as the outcome of consultant reviews.

FRANKLIN, Tenn. _ With an apartment full of friends visiting from Tennessee in December 1997, Carolina Panthers running back Fred Lane enjoyed one of the best games of his young […]

Several letters to the editor are presented in response to articles in previous issues of "Our Sunday Visitor," including "Priest Offensive," in the April 10, 2011 issue, "Is Japan's Our Lady of Akita Apparition "Worthy of Belief?"," in the April 3, 2011 issue and "Catholics Debate Benefits, Risks of Nuke Power," in the April 3, 2011 issue.

THE cross-Channel behaviour of certain British sports supporters has often been interpreted as an expression of our island race's vestigial insecurity. Attack is the best form of defence; we shall fight them on their beaches, before they fight us on ours. [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]