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A UNH alumnus is featured in this story on New Hampshire Public Radio about a high school production of Macbeth that is set in Syria. Sanborn high school teacher and the play鈥檚 director, Evan Czyzowski 鈥�03 (English) 鈥�05G (English Lit), is using Macbeth to start conversations with his students about current events.

The UNH Wind Symphony debuted an original composition by UNH Professor Andrew Boysen, commissioned for UNH's Sesquicentennial Celebration. "Old Ben's Farm" premiered on Friday, September 30, 2016 in the Whittemore Center.

Katie Bouton 鈥�96 (English journalism and women鈥檚 studies) has won a 2016 Boston Brava Award from . Bouton is founder and CEO of , an executive search firm for nonprofit organizations.

English major Tom Spencer has written a play, "Whatever You Want," that was chosen as a winner in UNH's annual听competition. The play, directed by Elizabeth Girard, is about an immigrant who moves to the United States. Before he arrives, he wants to make sure he can speak the language, but the only resource he has is the Complete Works of William Shakespeare.

Professor Buzz Scherr discusses the recently passed voter residency law.听

Associate professor of music听听has been a critic for "The American Record Guide" since 1993. In his newest book, "Classical Listening: Two Decades of Reviews from 'The American Record Guide,'" he collects hundreds of his reviews for the Guide into one volume.

UNH alumna Taylor Langkau Planz '12 '13G was one of only 25 science teachers nationwide to receive the Maitland P. Simmons Memorial Award for New Teachers from the听听at their annual conference in Nashville, Tenn. last month. NSTA is the largest professional organization in the world promoting excellence and innovation in science teaching and learning.

Two students in Prof. Akiyama's sculpture workshop course have installed public sculpture on the Great Lawn on campus. These are temporary exhibits that will be taken down within the next few weeks.

Laurel Sargent created "This is my Ashtray," which, she says, was "inspired by the girl who threw her cigarette on the ground rather than in an open can."

For the past eight years, the Souhegan High School Ethics Forum has taken the lead on organizing the statewide conference HYPE (Hosting Young Philosophy Enthusiasts), founded by SHS Ethics Forum students in 2009. More than 700 high school students attended the 2015 conference held at UNH Durham and as many as 1,000 students from New Hampshire and northern New England are anticipated for HYPE 2016.

The 麻豆app in conjunction with the Currier Museum of Art in Manchester, NH is sponsoring a series of events in the winter and spring of 2016 to commemorate the 400^thanniversary of the death of William Shakespeare. Key among the activities is an exhibition of an original First Folio of Shakespeare鈥檚 plays, published in 1623, at the Currier Museum from April 9 to May 1, 2016. The exhibit and all related events are free and open to the public.