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Education Costing Commission Releases its ReportBy Dan Gorenstein on Friday, February 1, 2008.The state is one step closer to the cost of an adequate education...again. New Hampshire Public Radio’s Dan Gorenstein has more. listen:
  The Art of Interrupted LivesBy Ellen Grimm on Friday, February 1, 2008.A traveling art exhibit has stopped at St. Anselm College in Manchester. It's called "Interrupted Life: Incarcerated Women in the United States,” and presents the experience of being a mother in jail. Most of the work is by professional artists but there are several pieces by inmates themselves, including some in New Hampshire. NHPR Correspondent Ellen Grimm attended the recent opening at the College's Chapel Art Center and files this report. listen:
Victor Thompson's Helmet (2/2) Victor Thompson (left) and his tattoo artist, Gary Laroche, in the parlor at House of Tattoos in Laconia. Laroche admits he, too, has a tattoo on his head, underneath his hair - where it will stay if he can help it. (Shannon Mullen, NHPR) listen: No audio currently available. Order on CD (pdf).
Victor Thompson's Helmet (1/2) Victor Thompson gives the thumbs-up to the left side of his 'helmet.' If the Patriots win the Super Bowl he plans to have the Lombardi Trophy tattooed on the top of his head. (Shannon Mullen, NHPR) listen: No audio currently available. Order on CD (pdf).
Scott FitzpatrickHost, Something Wild
Scott Fitzpatrick is the Executive Director of New Hampshire Audubon’s Prescott Farm Center, and has worked for New Hampshire Audubon for more than 15 years. His work with the organization has included the following positions: Education Director, Senior Program Naturalist, and Director of the Paradise Point Nature Center. listen: No audio currently available. Order on CD (pdf).
The Patriots Have Gone to His HeadBy Shannon Mullen on Friday, February 1, 2008.On Sunday millions of fans will crowd in front of their TV sets to watch the New England Patriots take on the New York Giants in the Superbowl. For those few hours, a large part of America becomes part of the epic struggle to dominate the NFL. They wear their team's colors and taunt friends and co-workers rooting for the opposing team. For some, you could call it an obsession. NHPR Correspondent Shannon Mullen reports on one Laconia fan who has let his team's record-setting success go to his head. listen:
Bog Cotton at Ponemah Bog Cottongrass plants, also known as "bog cotton," stick up through the ice at Ponemah Bog Sanctuary in Amherst. (Photo courtesy Mike Costolo) listen: No audio currently available. Order on CD (pdf).
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