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Maine Hello Move-In Day: A record first-year class of 2,173 students moves in with the help of 700 UMaine faculty, staff and students.
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Technology Fair: Maine Senator Susan Collins and Under Secretary for Science and Technology for the Department of Homeland Security Jay Cohen offered their remarks during a technology fair at UMaine's Advanced Engineered Wood Composites Center on Monday, August 18.
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Gardening Tips: Cooperative Extension Educator Barbara Murphy explains how to extend your garden's growing season.
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2008 Olympics Coverage: Michael Socolow, Assistant Professor of Journalism, discusses how NBC's use of technology and multiple media outlets, including the Web, has affected coverage of the games.
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2008 Olympics Coverage: Michael Socolow, Assistant Professor of Journalism, talks about his perception of the coverage of the events and the news coming out of China during the Beijing Olympics.
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2008 Olympics Coverage: Michael Socolow, Assistant Professor of Journalism, talks about whether coverage of the 2008 Olympics is better than ever.
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2008 Olympics Coverage: Michael Socolow, Assistant Professor of Journalism, discusses how much is China controlling what is seen and heard at the Beijing Olympics.
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2008 Olympics Coverage: Michael Socolow, Assistant Professor of Journalism, talks about how China is using the coverage of the games to gain positive coverage for their country and their government.
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Smart Money Management 1: Jane Conroy, Cooperative Extension Educator, shares some money management tips for families.
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Smart Money Management 2: Jane Conroy, Cooperative Extension Educator, shares some money management tips for families.
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Energy Savings: Deb Neuman, Director of the Target Technology Incubator, talks about how small businesses are modifying their existing business practices to save on energy costs.
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Energy Savings: Deb Neuman, Director of the Target Technology Incubator, talks about steps small businesses can take to reduce energy consumption.
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Energy Savings: Deb Neuman, Director of the Target Technology Incubator, explains how Efficiency Maine can help small business owners reduce energy costs.
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Off-shore Wind Energy Testimony, Part 1: On Tuesday, July 22, 2008, Habib Dagher, Director of the Advanced Engineered Wood Composites Center, discusses on C-SPAN the benefits of utilizing off-shore wind energy to the Committee on Homeland Security and Governmental Affairs.
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Off-shore Wind Energy Testimony, Part 2: On Tuesday, July 22, 2008, Habib Dagher, Director of the Advanced Engineered Wood Composites Center, discusses on C-SPAN the benefits of utilizing off-shore wind energy to the Committee on Homeland Security and Governmental Affairs.
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Off-shore Wind Energy Testimony, Part 3: On Tuesday, July 22, 2008, Habib Dagher, Director of the Advanced Engineered Wood Composites Center, discusses on C-SPAN the benefits of utilizing off-shore wind energy to the Committee on Homeland Security and Governmental Affairs.
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Energy Efficiency: Scott Dunning, Professor of Electrical Engineering Technology and Director of the School of Engineering Technology, University of Maine, discusses ways that industry can cut energy costs.
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Energy Efficiency: Scott Dunning, Professor of Electrical Engineering Technology and Director of the School of Engineering Technology, University of Maine, discusses ways that industry can cut energy costs.
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Increasing Fuel Efficiency: Professor of Economics Jonathan Rubin discusses the pros and cons of raising the fuel efficiency of the U.S. fleet of cars and trucks.
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Consumers Changing Behavior: Professor of Economics Jonathan Rubin talks about how rising gas prices might effect people's car-buying choices.
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Consumers Changing Behavior: Professor of Economics Jonathan Rubin talks about whether consumers in the U.S. will change their behavior and consumption as a result of rising energy costs.
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Public Transportation: Professor of Economics Jonathan Rubin talks about how public transportation can address some of Maine's energy issues.
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Maine Energy Challenges and Opportunities: Professor of Economics Jonathan Rubin explains the challenges and opportunities Maine faces as energy costs continue to escalate.
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Climate Change: Mark Anderson, Senior Instructor, School of Economics explains how we should rethink this country's environmental policies.
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Climate Change: Mark Anderson, Senior Instructor, School of Economics talks about balancing environmental concerns with the ever-dire fuel prices and the energy crisis.
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Climate Change: Mark Anderson, Senior Instructor, School of Economics talks about the biggest misconception people have about environmental issues today.
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Climate Change: Mark Anderson, Senior Instructor, School of Economics discusses whether climate change is a priority amid all other concerns facing the country this election year.
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Food Allergies in Schools: Educational Leadership Professor Dianne Hoff talks about the pending legislation that proposes a national policy on how schools should handle food allergies.
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Food Allergies in Schools: Educational Leadership Professor Dianne Hoff discusses how food allergies have grown, and what issues food allergies pose for schools.
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Food Allergies in Schools: Educational Leadership Professor Dianne Hoff talks about how schools can handle food allergies in their students.
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Food Allergies in Schools: Educational Leadership Professor Dianne Hoff explains what administrators are doing to handle the problem of food allergies in schools.
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Stock Market: Finance Professor Bob Strong discusses what people of all ages should know about investing in the stock market.
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Social Security: Finance Professor Bob Strong talks about the role Social Security will play in the upcoming election.
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The Role of Speculators: Finance Professor Bob Strong comments on the role speculators might or might not play in oil and energy prices.
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Social Security: Finance Professor Bob Strong discusses the general public's most common misconceptions about Social Security.
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Social Security: Finance Professor Bob Strong talks about feasible, equitable alternatives to Social Security.
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Stock Market: Finance Professor Bob Strong explains how the public should view the current fluctuations in the stock market.
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Social Security: Finance Professor Bob Strong talks about what it would involve to fix Social Security.
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Social Security: Finance Professor Bob Strong discusses financial education to prepare the public to invest a portion of their Social Security in the stock market.
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SPIFFY: Finance Professor Bob Strong talks about what the Student Investment Portfolio Fund (SPIFFY) does for students that regular classroom learning doesn't.
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SPIFFY: Finance Professor Bob Strong explains the Student Investment Portfolio Fund (SPIFFY) at the University of Maine.
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Social Security: Finance Professor Bob Strong talks about how the public should view Social Security.
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Climate Change: Paul Mayewski, Director and Professor of the Climate Change Institute, explains that it's not too late to correct damage already done to the environment by global warming.
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Climate Change: Paul Mayewski, Director and Professor of the Climate Change Institute, explains how we can modify our behavior to address climate change.
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Climate Change: Paul Mayewski, Director and Professor of the Climate Change Institute, explains what science tells us about the state of climate change.
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Rec Center Tour, May 2008: Campus Recreation Director Jeff Hunt takes us on a tour of UMaine's Student Recreation and Fitness Center.
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Smart Shipping Containers: Habib Dagher talks about shipping containers developed at UMaine's AEWC center that use composites and sensors to secure U.S. ports.
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Federal Grant: UMaine announces a $30 million federal grant for research and development.
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Lown Lecture: Nobel Prize-winner Bernard Lown '42 talks about thefuture of the United States and the possibility of a better world.
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Lown Lecture: Nobel Prize-winner Bernard Lown '42 discusses how he worked with Russian physicians during the height of the Cold War to find a cure for smallpox.
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Lown Lecture: Nobel Prize-winner Bernard Lown '42 talks about how International Physicians for the Prevention of Nuclear War got started.
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Lown Lecture: Nobel Prize-winner Bernard Lown '42 summarizes the lessons learned from his experiences as a physician during the Cold War.
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Lown Lecture: Nobel Prize-winner Bernard Lown '42 talks about the potential threat of nuclear attack during the Cold War.
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Lown Lecture: Nobel Prize-winner Bernard Lown '42 discusses how we still live in the "Columbian" era.
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OSS Grand Opening: Senator Susan Collins and President Robert Kennedy at the ribbon cutting ceremony for Orono Spectral Solutions.
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"The Marriage of Figaro": Student Whitney Blethen talks about the upcoming School of Performing Arts production.
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"The Marriage of Figaro": Student Seth Grobin talks about the upcoming School of Performing Arts production.
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"The Marriage of Figaro": Professor Tom Mikotowicz talks about the upcoming School of Performing Arts production.
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Fosters' Gift: Alumni Bion and Dorain Foster of Hampden donate $1.5 million to UMaine.
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UMMA - Machias Savings Bank Gift: The presentation of a gift to the UMaine Museum of Art by the Machias Savings Bank.
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UMMA - Ippolito Gift: The presentation of a gift of eight paintings to the UMaine Museum of Art by the Ippolito family.
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Tennis Court Dedication: President Kennedy speaks at the dedication of the new tennis courts.
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Holiday Party 2007: President Kennedy hosts the annual holiday open house.
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Rec Center Dedication: Dedication of the new Student Recreation and Fitness Center.
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Cohen Lecture: President Kennedy speaks at the 2007 Cohen Lecture.
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