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ArchivesThe Reputation of RabbitsBy Rosemary Conroy on Friday, March 14, 2003.Rosemary Conroy explores how they got it and why it may not be deserved. listen:
 Ancient Ruins and the People Who Love ThemBy John Walters on Friday, March 14, 2003.Raymond and Patricia Chase are former schoolteachers. Over the past 20 years, they've been to 25 countries on three continents all in pursuit of Greek and Roman ruins. The result, a huge guidebook to all the sites, illustrated with their own photographs. The book is titled, "Ancient Hellenistic and Roman Amphitheatres, Stadiums and Theatres." We hear about their travels and experiences, and the straight-out-of-an-old-movie way they met decades ago. listen:
Update on IraqBy Laura Knoy on Friday, March 14, 2003.Great disagreement continues at the U.N. over war and disarming Iraq. We'll find out what other countries are saying, and whether the U-S and a handful of allies will "go it alone". Laura's guests are Wayne Lesperance, associate professor of Political Science at New England College www.nec.edu, and Barbara Baudot, professor of politics at St. Anselm College www.anselm.edu and author of "Candles in the Dark: A New Spirit for a Plural World". listen:
UNH Women's Hockey-New Coach, New EraBy Jim Jeannotte on Friday, March 14, 2003.IT?S GOING TO BE AN IMPORTANT WEEKEND FOR THE HOCKEY TEAMS AT THE UNIVERSITY OF NEW HAMPSHIRE. BOTH WILL BE IN BOSTON VYING FOR A HOCKEY EAST CONFERENCE CHAMPIONSHIP. THE MEN PLAY THE UNIVERSITY OF MASSACHUSETTS IN THE SEMIFINALS TONIGHT. THE WOMEN WILL FACE MAINE IN THEIR SEMIFINAL SATURDAY AFTERNOON. UNH WOMENS HOCKEY HAS BEEN REJUVENATED THIS YEAR. THE TEAM JUST CELEBRATED ITS 25 BIRTHDAY. AND THIS SEASON, IT BEGAN WHAT PLAYERS HOPE IS A NEW ERA UNDER A NEW HEAD COACH. NHPR SPORTS CORRESPONDENT JIM JEANNOTTE. listen:
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