SurfWax News Index  |  Track News  |  Save/Exchange Information |  About Us News and Articles on University of New England Newton People  Nov 10, 2009 Benjamin Brill, son of Larry and Susan Brill of Newton, a first-year student at the University of New England College of Osteopathic Medicine, participated recently in the college s annual White Coat Ceremony to formally recognize the transition students make from lay persons to those assuming the responsibility of physicians. Haddad awarded Distinguished Alumni Award. (Newton Tab, MA) Wilmington resident joins White Coat ceremony  Nov 10, 2009 Michael Bozzella, son of Michael and Lisa Bozzella of Wilmington, a first-year student at the University of New England College of Osteopathic Medicine, recently participated in the college s White Coat ceremony to formally recognize the transition students make from lay persons to those assuming the responsibility of physicians. The White Coat Ceremony was an idea conceived by the Arnold P. Gold Foundation to create a psychological contract for professionalism and empathy in medicine. (Wilmington Advocate, MA) Roxbury Latin teammates see future Ivy League rivalry  Nov 8, 2009 The Bison advanced to yesterday s conference championship after a 3-1 win over University of New England, which owns the nation s sixth-best scoring offense. After 19 games, Forand was second in the conference in shutouts, with six, and first in goals-against average (0. (Boston Globe -- Sports) HINGHAM WEDDING: Noyes Beausejour  Nov 7, 2009 The groom graduated from Tiverton High School, Assumption College, and the University of New England College of Osteopathic Medicine. He is currently in a residency program at Overlook Hospital in Summit, N.J.. (Hingham Journal, MA) The Hobbit Wars Heat Up  Oct 26, 2009 The original authors of the Nature paper Peter Brown and Michael Morwood, both of the University of New England in Australia aren't about to surrender their belief in a new species. In an email, Brown says that the PNAS paper "provides absolutely no evidence that the unique combination of features found in Homo floresiensis are found in any modern human." Morwood points out that supporting papers have previously been published in elite journals like Science and Nature, while Brown argues that... (Time.com) Greedy Dogfish Irk Mass. Fishermen  Oct 14, 2009 It's far too little to slow the growing population, said University of New England professor James Sulikowski, who studies dogfish behavior and contends regulators may be massively undercounting them. He theorizes dogfish don't spend as much time near the ocean bottom as regulators believe, meaning bottom-trawling federal survey boats aren't getting representative samples. (CBS News) Sons and daughters of the Southern Cross  Oct 10, 2009 These days such skeletons can add a certain ''authenticity'' to our sense of being Australian, says David Roberts, senior lecturer in history at the University of New England. Smee's book, he believes, will be a valuable reference for historians and Australians who, like many Westerners, are ''increasingly obsessed with tracing their genealogy and knowing their roots. (Sydney Morning Herald -- Australia) School Committee needs new member: Denise Bisaillon resigns, creating Hamilton seat vacancy  Oct 7, 2009 In June, Bisaillon accepted a position as director of graduate programs in public health in the College of Graduate Studies at the University of New England s Portland, Maine, campus. It really is hard. (Hamilton Wenham Chronicle, MA) Stimulus $'s went here there and everywhere  Oct 4, 2009 "In Portsmouth, Mayor Tom Ferrini, said stimulus money funded a $1.2 million State Street reconstruction project, a $30,000 water conservation grant and that the city has applied for 15 other competitive grants.The city's school district, like dozens of towns and cities in Maine and New Hampshire, has also received millions in federal stimulus package grants for a wide range of programs."For a 400-year-old city like Portsmouth with many infrastructure needs, this infrastructure investment is... (Seacoast New Hampshire) Maria O'Rourke selected as Wethersfield's 'Teacher Of The Year'  Oct 2, 2009 She also went on to earn a Master's +30 at the University of New England. As Charles Wright's Teacher of the Year, O'Rourke's message is that "all children can learn if we set high standards and keep students motivated. As we move into a global society," she says, "it is important to expose students to different cultures, traditions and ideas so they can more easily adapt to the ever-changing society." Candidates for Teacher of the Year were selected at each school by their colleagues. (Farmington Valley Post, CT) Williston pathologist honors Bush  Oct 2, 2009 On Sept. 17, Andelin was in Biddeford, Maine, where his sculpture of the 41st president was unveiled in a ceremony at the University of New England. For Andelin, labratory director at Williston's Mercy Medical Center, being able to construct artwork of a leader he admires and having it displayed prominently is an amazing and humbling experience. (Williston Daily Herald, ND) ND man creates statue of former President Bush  Oct 1, 2009 His sculpture of Bush, weighing about 2,700 pounds and standing 9 feet, 1 inch tall, was unveiled at the George and Barbara Bush Center on the University of New England campus in Biddeford, Maine, on Sept. 17. It was carved from a block of Colorado Yule marble. (Wahpeton Daily News, ND) Australia's Million Tons of Dust Create Ocean Feast, to Cut Carbon Dioxide  Sep 30, 2009 The loss of topsoil from Australias interior is unlikely to harm , as the area involved is sparsely stocked, semi-arid rangeland, said Daniel from the University of New England. Its not rich farmland, he said. (Bloomberg -- Australia & New Zealand) Compass Knowledge Group Partners with University of New England to Launch Online Master of Social Work  Sep 18, 2009 Compass Knowledge Group Partners with the University of New England (UNE) to launch an Online Master of Social Work degree ... About the University of New England The University of New England is a top-ranked independent university with two distinctive campuses located in the coastal communities of Biddeford and Portland, Maine ... The University of New England is the leading provider of healthcare professionals in the state of Maine and has recognized strengths in osteopathic medicine; health... (Yahoo News -- Press Releases) Full Story »  Sep 18, 2009 Compass Knowledge Group Partners with University of New England to Launch Online Master of Social Work - Yahoo ... Compass Knowledge Group Partners with University of New England to Launch Online Master of Social Work ... Compass Knowledge Group Partners with the University of New England (UNE) to launch an Online Master of Social Work degree. (Yahoo News -- Press Releases) Animals that favor one side of brain fare better  Sep 4, 2009 Lesley Rogers, an emeritus professor in the School of Science and Technology at the University of New England, is an expert on brain development and animal behavior. She told Discovery News that the new paper "confirms the hypothesis that lateralization enhances cognitive performance." Rogers pointed out that prior research showed, for example, "that parrots with a stronger right foot preference have a larger lexicon size.". (MSNBC -- Environment) Uni lecturers prepare to stop work in four states  Aug 31, 2009 Staff ballots at the University of Wollongong, Charles Sturt University and the University of New England also showed overwhelming support for a range of industrial action including stoppages and marking bans. The state secretary of the National Tertiary Education Union, Genevieve Kelly, said the high turnouts - 75 to 85 per cent of staff voted in favour of a 24-hour stoppage - expressed frustration with increasing workloads and a shift towards casual teaching and fixed-term contracts. (Sydney Morning Herald -- Australia) Satellites Used to Predict Infectious Disease Outbreaks  Aug 25, 2009 "Ideally we could predict conditions that would result in some of these major outbreaks of cholera, , even avian flu," says of the University of New England in Biddeford, Maine. Ford and a group of experts have co-authored (pdf), due out next month in Emerging Infectious Diseases, that proposes making use of environmental data tracked via satellite to predict disease outbreaks. (Scientific American) The China syndrome: the sum of genes, culture, language  Aug 24, 2009 Professor Brian Byrne, an internationally renowned researcher from the University of New England, has studied 1000 sets of twins in Australia, the US and Scandinavia over the past 10 years to track the genetic and environmental influences on their literacy and educational development in early school years. Studies looking at how much of the variability among students in maths achievement is due to differences in genetic make-up have reached estimates ranging from 20 per cent to 90 per cent. The... (Sydney Morning Herald -- Australia) Unis warn of cuts to student services  Aug 20, 2009 Richard Torbay, chancellor of the University of New England, where Senator Joyce studied, said rural communities would be hurt most. He and the National Party have got some explaining to do,'' said Dr Torbay, who is also an independent member of the NSW Parliament. (Sydney Morning Herald -- Australia) Monitoring Disease -- by Satellite?  Aug 16, 2009 Preliminary efforts have already produced models that predict spikes in diseases ranging from to hantavirus on the basis of remote sensing data, according to Timothy Ford of the University of New England in Biddeford, Maine, and colleagues. Writing in the September issue of the CDC's , Ford and colleagues -- including Rita Colwell, former director of the -- said novel patterns of infectious disease are likely to accompany the regional temperature and hydrological trends that add up to. (ABC News) Paradise found: best little place in the state  Aug 8, 2009 It is a relatively quiet, daggy place in many ways,'' said Neil Argent, associate professor in geography at the University of New England, who has worked on calculating the magnetic qualities of hundreds of localities. The coast is mostly king in this index, while undulating hills, high rainfall creating green landscapes and flowing waterways score well. (Sydney Morning Herald -- Australia) How Is America Going To End?  Aug 6, 2009 Eric Zuelow, a history professor at the University of New England and the editor of , argues that "loud voices" like Perry's bolster the country's strength. The fact that we can debate our country's legitimacy is a sign of national health. (Slate) Uni strike would hit exam results  Aug 3, 2009 On Friday the regulator, Fair Work Australia, approved a ballot of staff at the University of NSW, Wollongong University and the University of New England by August 27 to determine industrial action. Ballot applications have been lodged for the University of Western Sydney, Charles Sturt University and Southern Cross. (Sydney Morning Herald -- Australia) League tables reflect pupils' genes, says expert  Jul 25, 2009 Brian Byrne, an internationally recognised researcher at the University of New England, has written to the federal Education Minister, Julia Gillard, offering to discuss his findings, which challenge the Federal Government's approach to primary and secondary education. Professor Byrne's research into 1000 sets of twins in Australia, the US and Scandinavia over 10 years has led him to conclude that school-averaged scores in early literacy were more likely to reflect inherited differences in... (Sydney Morning Herald -- Australia) * World News Quick Take  Jul 25, 2009 The professor at the University of New England in Armidale, Australia, found only an 8 percent variation in literacy levels between twins in different classrooms he studied in Australia, the US and Scandinavia. It seems to say that teachers are effective and that theyre roughly equally effective, he said. (Taipei Times, Taiwan -- Sports) Teacher quality makes little difference, study shows  Jul 24, 2009 The global study, led by the University of New England, monitored 500 pairs of identical twins during their first three years of school. They were divided into two groups: twins who shared the same teacher, and siblings who were split across different classrooms. (Sydney Morning Herald -- Australia) Who'll hear you scream? Misfits who go nuts in the bush  Jul 18, 2009 Associate Professor John Scott, from the University of New England, agrees. "There's a long tradition of people going nuts in the bush," Scott says, starting with the Gatton Murders in Queensland in 1898 and the tomahawk-wielding Jimmy Governor, whose rampage in April 1900 formed the basis of Thomas Keneally's novel The Chant of Jimmy Blacksmith. (Sydney Morning Herald -- Australia) AROUND TOWN: Spelling Bee goes down the wire  Jul 18, 2009 ASTOUNDING ACCOMPLISHMENTS FOR AMY Kudos to Abington s Amy Donovan, who graduated from the University of New England on May 9. Amy graduated with a bachelor of science degree in occupational therapy and was named to the dean s list for the spring semester. (Abington Mariner, MA) Billions in grants invalid, court rules  Jul 14, 2009 The case was brought by University of New England academic Bryan Pape, who challenged the $900 tax bonus or "cash splash". The legality of the bonus was upheld, but the court found the Federal Government could not directly fund areas that are the sole domain of the states. (Sydney Morning Herald -- Australia) The Ghost at the Wedding by Shirley...  Jul 12, 2009 Shirley Walker is a retired academic, an honorary fellow of the University of New England and the author of a memoir, Roundabout at Bangalow (UQP, 2001). An Emotional Story of Australians at War. (Suite101.com) Port Harbor Marine Hosts First Annual Veterans Appreciation Fishing Tournament  Jul 11, 2009 After Weinstein, Dave Johnson, PhD of the University of New England, and Kerry Birmingham, manager of the Family Assistance Center of Maine, a center that assists veterans and their families, finished conceiving the tournament idea they contacted Port Harbor Marine to be its host ... University of New England. (Yahoo News -- Press Releases) Lee-Matthews engagement  Jul 8, 2009 He subsequently received his medical degree from the University of New England, Biddeford, Maine, in 2007. He is currently an internal medicine resident at UMass Memorial Medical Center in Worcester and resides in North Providence, R.I.. (Marshfield Mariner, MA) Stemming the tide  Jul 5, 2009 " It should not be this way for a man whose family history has been intertwined with the river since the 1800s, when his great-grandfather was among the first settlers in the NSW border town of Barham. But Eagle is a citrus grower and an irrigator. The water that sustains the rows of orange and grapefruit trees on his farm comes from the diminishing supplies of the once mighty river. Environmentalists and scientists say the Murray is dying. River management practices, controlled by the... (The Age, Australia -- Features) Marlborough's Student Standouts  Jun 19, 2009 Michael Otte, son of Debbie Papile and Joe and Kim Otte, has been named to the Dean s List for the 2009 spring semester at the University of New England. Dean s List students have attained a grade point average of 3. (Marlborough Enterprise, MA) Tour de Cure: Morgan, Kavanagh pedaling with a purpose  Jun 18, 2009 One, called the 150, starts in Woburn and rides to Durham, N.H. before making another stop at the University of New England in Maine. Morgan and Kavanagh will be participating in this event. (Lexington Minuteman, MA) Med students live in Nashoba nursing home  Jun 16, 2009 David Ladley and Victoria Johnson, medical students at the University of New England s College of Osteopathic Medicine, are spending a week living at two Life Care facilities to learn about and experience life as nursing home residents ... The students are taking part in the Learning by Living program developed by Dr. Marilyn Gugliucci from the University of New England s College of Osteopathic Medicine. (Littleton Independent, MA) Head of the Class, June 4 edition  Jun 5, 2009 Area resident named to dean s list at University of New England. Jacqueline Price daughter of Jack and Lisa Price of Billerica, has been named to the dean s list at the University of New England for the 2009 spring semester. (Billerica Minuteman, MA) How the mobile phone became an 'instrument for life'  May 19, 2009 Professor Bittman and co-researcher Judith Brown, from the University of New England, and Judy Wajcman, from the London School of Economics, are conducting an ongoing study into how mobile phones have affected human interactions and phone etiquette. send photos, videos ffs to 0424 SMS SMH (+61 424 767 764), or us. (Sydney Morning Herald -- Technology) Basking Sharks: Disappearing Act Of World's Second Largest Fish Explained  May 15, 2009 The authors include Gregory B. Skomal, Massachusetts Division of Marine Fisheries, Oak Bluffs, MA; Stephen I. Zeeman, University of New England, Biddeford, ME; John H. Chisholm, Massachusetts Division of Marine Fisheries, New Bedford, MA; Erin L. Summers, Maine Department of Marine Resources, Boothbay Harbor, ME; Harvey J. Walsh, Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution, Woods Hole, MA; Kelton W. McMahon, Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution, Woods Hole, MA; and Simon R. Thorrold, Woods Hole... (Science Daily) Paying back the gift of life: Student organizes blood drives to thank Childrens Hospital  May 13, 2009 Next year, A.J. will be heading to the University of New England. But the blood drives will live on at Hamilton-Wenham Regional High School. (Hamilton Wenham Chronicle, MA) Student-athletes cook hot meals for homeless  May 13, 2009 He is to graduate from Berwick this June and plans to attend the University of New England in the fall where he will play lacrosse. He plans to continue doing volunteer work while in college. (Seacoast New Hampshire) Reducing Inflammation Slows Alzheimer's Decline  May 6, 2009 Flaherty, a second-year student at the University of New England College of Osteopathic Medicine in Biddeford, Maine, presented the findings at the meeting. The treatment benefit from vitamin E was "small to medium" but increased with time, he said. (Newsmax) School teachers the victims of bullying  May 5, 2009 The University of New England study of 800 school staff members from government, non-government primary and secondary schools found that 99 ... "The survey's findings are highly disturbing because zero tolerance to any form of bullying is the expected norm in Australian schools," said Dr Dan Riley of the University of New England, in northern NSW.. (Sydney Morning Herald -- Australia) Vitamin E may slow Alzheimer's disease  May 5, 2009 Flaherty, a second-year student at the University of New England College of Osteopathic Medicine in Biddeford, Maine, presented the findings at the meeting. He added that the treatment benefit from vitamin E was "small to medium" but increased with time. (Yahoo News) Classical Greek and Latin alive and well  May 4, 2009 The Charles Tesoriero lectureship has been announced by the University of New England as a tribute to the past staff member ... Yet a love of classics, first fostered at Sydney Grammar School, led him to provide two acts of philanthropy, bequeathing $1 million to the University of New England and another $1 million for the University of Sydney so the lectureships could be established ... The outgoing University of New England vice-chancellor, Professor Alan Pettigrew, said the Charles Tesoriero... (Sydney Morning Herald -- Australia) Gulls place 11 on TCCC All-Conference Teams  Apr 30, 2009 Western New England College senior Brody Savoie was named TCCC Offensive Player of the Year, Western New England College senior Jared Pabis was picked as TCCC Defensive Player of the Year, Western New England College freshman Brewster Knowlton was chosen TCCC Rookie of the Year, Salve Regina's Brian Walker and Wentworth's Chris Wesche were honored as TCCC Senior Scholar Athletes of the Year, Salve Regina University's Patrick Cooney was honored as TCCC Coach of the Year, and University of New... (Ecgulls.com) Gulls start pursuit of fourth straight championship  Apr 28, 2009 Three other quarterfinal games are slated for Tuesday, including #2 seed Roger Williams (13-2, 8-1) hosting #7 seed University of New England (4-12, 3-6) at 4:30 p.m., #3 seed Western New England (10-6, 7-2) hosting #6 seed Curry (10-7, 4-5) at 4:00 p.m. and #4 seed Gordon (6-7, 6-3) hosting #5 seed New England College (9-7, 5-4) at 4:00 p.m.. The quarterfinal games hosted by Endicott, Roger Williams and Western New England will be played as part of men's and women's doubleheaders. (Ecgulls.com) Gulls grab top seed, Conference tournament starts Tuesday  Apr 28, 2009 Monday's tournament action will include #5 seed Salve Regina (22-17-1 overall, 16-7-1 TCCC) hosting #8 seed Eastern Nazarene (16-18, 12-12), and #6 seed University of New England (22-12-1, 13-10-1) hosting #7 seed Nichols (15-22, 13-11) ... The winner of the University of New England/Nichols matchup will face #3 seed Curry (26-14,17-7) at 2:30 p.m. on the campus of Western New England College. (Ecgulls.com) Endicott starts tournament action with Gordon  Apr 28, 2009 Western New England will open the tournament with a quarterfinal matchup against #8 seed University of New England (6-9 overall, 2-7 TCCC) Tuesday at 7:00 p.m.. Two other quarterfinal games are slated for Tuesday, including #3 seed Roger Williams (11-4, 7-2) hosting #6 seed Wentworth (6-6, 4-5) at 2:00 p.m., and #4 seed New England College (8-6, 5-4) hosting #5 seed Salve Regina (9-5, 5-4) at 4:00 p.m.. (Ecgulls.com) No. 15 Gulls fly past Nor'Easters, 12-4  Apr 17, 2009 (Londonderry, N.H.) and (Chelmsford, Maine) accounted for 10 goals as the nationally-ranked Endicott College men's lacrosse team defeated the University of New England, 12-4, in a The Commonwealth Coast Conference game Thursday afternoon. The #15 ranked Gulls improved to 11-3 overall and 5-1 in TCCC play. (Ecgulls.com) Jumbos stampede past Gulls in fourth quarter  Apr 15, 2009 The Gulls will step back into TCCC play on Thursday when they travel to the University of New England, while Tufts gets set to host Connecticut College on Saturday at 7:00 p.m.. . (Ecgulls.com) Fiji's future  Apr 14, 2009 "The country's about to fall off a cliff," Professor Helen Ware from Australia's University of New England told the BBC. ... Professor Helen Ware University of New England. (BBC News -- Asia-Pacific) MacDonald named NEISCA Player of the Week  Apr 9, 2009 MacDonald helped guide the Gulls to a perfect 8-0 week last week including impressive double-header sweeps over Wheaton College and the University of New England. The third baseman hit for both power and average as the Gulls stretched the team's winning streak to 10 games after going 8-0 in the week. (Ecgulls.com) Feldman leads Gulls past Nor'easters, 17-13  Apr 9, 2009 BIDDEFORD, Maine - Junior (Albany, N.Y.) scored four goals and added three assists to lead the Endicott College women's lacrosse team to a 17-13 The Commonwealth Coast Conference victory over the University of New England on Wednesday afternoon ... Release Courtesy of University of New England Sports Information. (Ecgulls.com) Men's lax vs. UNE postponed  Apr 8, 2009 - The 17th-ranked Endicott men's lacrosse team will have to wait another day to return to the field as the Gulls' match-up against the University of New England has been postponed due to unplayable field conditions in Biddeford, Maine. The make-up date is set for Thursday, April 16th. (Ecgulls.com) Gulls weather storm, sweep Nor'Easters  Apr 6, 2009 - The Endicott College softball team continued its hot start to the northern half of its schedule as the Gulls won their 10th consecutive game with a double-header sweep over the visiting University of New England, 15-6 and 8-6, in TCCC action on Sunday afternoon. The Gulls improve to 17-3 (8-0 TCCC) while the Nor'Easters fall to 12-7-1 (5-6-1 TCCC). (Ecgulls.com) Endicott hangs on against Golden Bears  Apr 5, 2009 Endicott wraps up its three game road trip when it travels to Biddeford, Maine on Wednesday for a TCCC matchup against the University of New England at 4:00 p.m. Western New England continues its six-game homestand when it hosts New England College on Wednesday at 4:00 p.m.. Release courtesy of Western New England College Sports Information. (Ecgulls.com) Gulls stay perfect in TCCC, sweep Regis  Apr 5, 2009 The Blue and Green return to action on Sunday when they host the University of New England in a TCCC double-header scheduled for 12:00 p.m. Regis looks to end its losing skid as the Pride travel to Western New England College for a conference double-header at 12:00 p.m.. . (Ecgulls.com) Ruling expected on $900 Federal bonus  Apr 2, 2009 Similar views were put by lawyers for South Australia and Western Australia, overshadowing the University of New England law lecturer who brought the case, Bryan Pape. While none of the three states wanted to stop the bonus payments, their decisions to intervene could have that effect. (Sydney Morning Herald -- Australia) Australian academic bids to block cash handouts  Mar 30, 2009 Pape, who lectures at the University of New England, says calling the payments a tax bonus is false. "Saying so doesn't make it so, and the first question will be -- is it a law with respect to taxation?" he told ABC radio ahead of the case. (Yahoo! Asia News) NSW joins tax challenge  Mar 30, 2009 The case has been brought by a University of New England law lecturer, Bryan Pape, who will argue that the bonus does not come within the Commonwealth's taxation power because it is a gift, not a tax measure. Elisabeth Sexton. (Sydney Morning Herald -- Australia) Cohasset lacrosse team looks to stick it to opponents  Mar 28, 2009 Gone are Charlie Czerkawski (University of Connecticut), Mark Flibotte, Michael Grimm (Leghigh), Jake Cunio (Sacred Heart for football), P.J. McCaw (prep school) and goalie Nate Parker (University of New England). Parker was in net for one of Cohasset s state titles. (Cohasset Mariner, MA) Dumped Liberal and his ally return to Cook  Mar 26, 2009 Mr McInerney has previously been expelled from the University of New England. The election meant that Mr Morrison suffered a hostile takeover of the executive of his party in his seat at the council's annual general meeting on Tuesday night. (Sydney Morning Herald -- Australia) Politics aside, these presidents are lefties  Mar 24, 2009 "Any brain seems to lateralize if it can," said Lesley Rogers, a longtime researcher in the field who is an emerita professor at the University of New England in Australia. Copyright 2009 Globe Newspaper Company. (Boston Globe) $900 bonuses in jeopardy  Mar 19, 2009 Mr Pape, who worked as a barrister for 20 years before joining the University of New England in 2000, will argue the case himself. He has a longstanding interest in constitutional issues, with a particular focus on financial relations between different levels of government. (Sydney Morning Herald) Hartford tops Maine, advances in AE  Mar 7, 2009 Mike Campbell and Erastus Shannon each scored 22 points to lift Farmingdale State (25-3) over the University of New England (24-5), 90-73, in Providence. Jimmy Bartolotta scored 10 of his game-high 27 points in overtime as MIT (21-8) advanced over Rhode Island College (23-6), 73-68. (Boston Globe) Crusaders oust Bucknell  Mar 5, 2009 Keene State (21-7) received 17 points from Kristin Degou in a 58-53 home win over the University of New England. Copyright 2009 Globe Newspaper Company. (Boston Globe) Barbara Bush rests comfortably after heart surgery  Mar 5, 2009 In this Oct. 3, 2008 file photo, former first lady Barbara Bush speaks at a dedication ceremony for the George and Barbara Bush Center at the University of New England, (Robert F. Bukaty, File / AP). In this Friday, Dec. 26, 2008 file photo, former President George H.W. Bush, right, and Barbara Bush walk their dog after arriving aboard Air Force One, in Waco, Texas. (Albany Times Union) Gulls earn No. 3 seed in upcoming ECAC Tournament  Mar 4, 2009 No. 2 Worcester Polytechnic Institute (21-6) hosts No. 7 Colby-Sawyer (16-9) at 7:00 p.m., and Keene State College (20-7) will take on the University of New England (20-7) at 7 p.m. in the No. 4/No ... The winner of Nichols/Plymouth State will face the winner of Keene State/University of New England at a time to be determined in one semifinal, and the winner of WPI/Colby-Sawyer will play the winner of Endicott/Emerson also at a time to be determined in the other semifinal. (Ecgulls.com) College basketball: Locals ready for March Madness  Mar 3, 2009 Freshman guard Jordan Stinglen out of South Berwick, Maine, and Seacoast Christian Academy has appeared in five games for the University of New England (24-4), which plays Farmingdale State in a first-round game. Then there's Noucas. (Seacoast New Hampshire) Gulls weather storm, earn trip to TCCC Finals  Feb 27, 2009 - For just the second time in program history the Endicott women's basketball team will appear in The Commonwealth Coast Conference Finals, this after defeating the University of New England, 78-67, on Thursday evening in Beverly, Mass. UNE wraps up its season at 20-7 while Endicott wins its 13th-straight game and improves upon its record-setting season by notching its 23rd win. (Ecgulls.com) Gulls survive scare, sneak past Regis  Feb 25, 2009 The Gulls improve to 22-4 and have moved on to the Semifinals where they will host the University of New England on Thursday night at 7:00 p.m. Regis wraps up its season at 17-9 ... Endicott will move onto the Semifinals where it will host No. 3 University of New England on Thursday night at 7:00 p.m. in Beverly, Mass ... The Gulls defeated the University of New England 85-65 on February 10th earlier this year and will hope to do the same on Thursday. (Ecgulls.com) Whitelaw named TCCC Honorable Mention  Feb 24, 2009 Wentworth Institute of Technology senior Todd Doyle was named TCCC Player of the Year, University of New England senior Jaykyri Simpson was chosen as TCCC Defensive Player of the Year, UNE freshman Quentin Thompson was named TCCC Rookie of the Year, Wentworth senior Brad Bryant was honored as TCCC Senior Scholar Athlete of the Year, UNE's Jason Mulligan was named TCCC Coach of the Year, and Eastern Nazarene College captured the Team Sportsmanship Award. Endicott's earned Honorable Mention honors... (Ecgulls.com) Gulls win ninth-straight, knock off UNE  Feb 11, 2009 - Four Endicott College players scored in double-figures, led by (Merrimack, N.H.) 25 points, as the Endicott College Gulls defeated the University of New England Nor'Easters, 85-65, in The Commonwealth Coast Conference action on Tuesday night in Beverly, Mass ... The Blue and Green return to action on February 14th when they travel to Salve Regina for a tip-off at 1:00 p.m. The University of New England will continue its three-game road trip when they travel to Colby-Sawyer for a game at 3:00... (Ecgulls.com) Late spurt twists Nor'easters past Endicott, 81-72  Feb 11, 2009 - The University of New England broke a 49-all tie by rattling off a 19-0 run midway through the second half, lifting the Nor'easters past host Endicott College, 81-72, in a The Commonwealth Coast Conference match-up in Beverly, Mass ... The University of New England looks to stick to its winning-ways on Saturday as the Nor'easters travel to Colby-Sawyer for a TCCC contest with playoff implications. (Ecgulls.com) Council reform: flawed model considered  Feb 10, 2009 Professor Brian Dollery, the director of the Centre for Local Government at the University of New England, says the report did not advocate the "ill-founded doctrine" of widespread council amalgamations and explicitly acknowledged that this was only one of several models to be considered. Professor Dollery argues that. (Sydney Morning Herald -- Australia) A rock'n'roll life  Feb 9, 2009 Born in northern Queensland, he grew up near Grafton before studying maths and physics at the University of New England in Armidale. When he met Barnes and formed Cold Chisel, he was working as a public service trainee in an Adelaide weapons research institute. (Sydney Morning Herald -- Entertainment) Gulls squeak past Regis, 78-72  Feb 8, 2009 Endicott returns to action on February 10th at 6:00 pm at home against the University of New England; that game can be watched via web cast on www. ecgulls. (Ecgulls.com) Regis downs Gulls, 80-69  Feb 8, 2009 The Blue and Green look to get back in the win column on Tuesday night when they host the University of New England in a TCCC contest scheduled for 8:00 p.m. Regis continues its schedule on Tuesday as well, hosting Western New England College at 7:30 p.m.. . (Ecgulls.com) Back to Colleges News [ Terms Of Use | Privacy | About ] ©1998-2009 SurfWax, Inc. All rights reserved. Patents pending. Copyright SurfWax, Inc. 2009