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What is citizen science and why it’s so important One may easily think the term […]

LET’S GET REAL. What I think about on a weekly basis: The planet and how […]

De/Reindustrialization The objective of this class is to look at companies around and in Keene, […]

“The Women of Keene State” combines oral history, historical accounts, and images from the Keene […]

“On Aug. 30 of this year (2020), I was floating on a dock on Frost Pond in Dublin , N.H., when to my surprise, I saw what seemed to be a pod of jellyfish? I did not first believe what I was seeing because I did not know that freshwater jellies even existed. After capturing some in a mug and doing some research, I found that Craspedacusta sowerbyi (freshwater jellyfish) were first discovered in the United States in 1908 and have been reported in 48 states.

Digital Identity is any information that a person puts online that can be used to […]

My research will focus on woman during the Civil War era, how they were treated, and what woman did in general. And what were their roles during the time frame of when The Civil War took place? I would also like to research about my hometown and how it was impacted or what took place during the same time frame.

“NOW I was getting it. I was linking the Biology to my personal life which was my inspiration and in doing this I found more links (a genetic link) that I continued to explore even further in my next post. It was all starting to come together.”

“…in Herman Hesse’s 1922 novel, Siddhartha—“The river is everywhere.” (I even have this tattooed on me…) This quote is essentially stating that everything is connected. Not only are we, as humans, connected to each other…”