Article: Hickson is fixin' to win Maine Open ; John Hickson, tied for the lead, seeks to add his state tournament to an impressive resume.

Article: The myth of New England
Humanities;  July 1, 1999 ;     700+ words ...NEW ENGLAND would seem to be the perfect American region...settled by Puritans, Captain John Smith gave New England its name, and his term quickly took hold. For two centuries the boundaries of New England have been quite clearly defined: six contiguous...

Article: THEIR QUEST: CAPTURING NEW ENGLAND'S CHARACTER
The Boston Globe;  May 6, 2001 ;     700+ words ...DURHAM, N.H. - In one sense, defining New England culture should have been an easy task...obvious, the quest to grasp the essence of New England's regional identity has proved to be...are co- editing The Encyclopedia of New England Culture, are asking people to think...

Article: Going to mat for her dreams ; Tierra Williams isn't just a tough Deering freshman wrestler, she's a New England champ.
Portland Press Herald (Maine);  March 30, 2007 ;     679 words ...TOM CHARD Staff Writer Portland...wrestler, she's a New England champ. Byline: TOM CHARD Staff Writer Edition...weekends ago by winning a New England title in the 136-pound...against girls before the New England tournament. "I was...friends that I had won a ...

Article: NEW ENGLAND
The Boston Globe;  June 28, 1998 ;     700+ words ...New England is hot. Tourism is a booming industry...magazine, the publication that celebrates New England, has a circulation that has risen through...of what we traditionally identify with New England has faded. And much of what remains of...

Article: Of course, it will be a tough test ; The New England Amateur is back in Maine, and The Woodlands should provide an ample challenge.
Portland Press Herald (Maine);  July 18, 2006 ;     634 words ...TOM CHARD Staff Writer Portland...be a tough test ; The New England Amateur is back in Maine...ample challenge. Byline: TOM CHARD Staff Writer Edition: FINAL Section: Sports Memo: NEW ENGLAND AMATEUR WHERE: The Woodlands...gets to host the men's New England ...

Article: Maine's slow start is costly ; The state's junior golf team stands little chance of repeating as New England champion after a dismal opening round.
Portland Press Herald (Maine);  August 19, 2003 ;     450 words ...TOM CHARD Staff Writer Portland...chance of repeating as New England champion after a dismal...opening round. Byline: TOM CHARD Staff Writer Edition...chances of repeating as New England junior golf champion...Maine won its only New England title last year, ...

Article: Big-time golf tees off again ; The return of a PGA event to Massachusetts gives fans in New England a chance to see the best.
Portland Press Herald (Maine);  August 28, 2003 ;     700+ words ...TOM CHARD Staff Writer Portland...Massachusetts gives fans in New England a chance to see the best. Byline: TOM CHARD Staff Writer Edition...Massachusetts and the other New England states have been...that's in southern New England. Since the PGA Tour...and ...

Article: Boys: Improving by leaps and bounds ; The multi-talented Jamie Ruginski, owner of two New England titles, is our MVP for indoor track.
Portland Press Herald (Maine);  March 22, 2009 ;     606 words ......Byline: TOM CHARD By TOM CHARD Staff Writer Edition...the long jump at the New England indoor high school championships...gave him his second New England title in nine months...Maine schoolboy with New England titles in two events...

Article: Your education is New England's future
Connection, New England's Journal of Higher Education;  January 1, 2002 ;     700+ words ...Nearly half a century ago, six visionary New England governors realized that New England's future hopes rested with higher education...the G.I. Bill, these governors formed the NEw ENGLAND BOARD OF HIGHER EDUCATION (NEBHE) and committed...

Article: SELLING NEW ENGLAND
The Boston Globe;  March 22, 2005 ;     700+ words ...IT HAS BEEN a tough winter for New England. Besides the relentless snow, a blizzard...years: Educated young people are leaving New England for good jobs and sunny skies. So why...universities located throughout the six New England states. These institutions and their...

Article: About the New England Board of Higher Education
Connection, New England's Journal of Higher Education;  January 1, 2003 ;     700+ words ......Nearly half a century ago, six visionary New England governors realized that New England's future hopes rested with higher education...the G.I. Bill, these governors formed the New England Board of Higher Education (NEBHE) and committed...

Article: New England mores tried and true
The Boston Globe;  November 27, 1994 ;     700+ words ......on a distant coast and homesick for New England, picked up a barroom telephone one night...operator . . . talk the way I used to." The New England singer-songwriter's tale of longing...Hale, editor of Yankee magazine, "love New England because most of them have a connection...

Article: Yankee Ingenuity - New England cut taxes, controlled costs, and used high tech to diversify its economy.
World and I;  August 1, 2001 ;     700+ words ...While it's true that New England's rich history and natural beauty...crags rivaling its rocky coasts. New England suffered one of its most severe...region's economic resiliency. Why was New England hit so hard? For the country as...

Article: About the New England board of higher education
Connection, New England's Journal of Higher Education;  January 1, 2004 ;     700+ words ...History In 1955, six visionary New England governors realized that New England's future hopes rested with higher education...their request, the U.S. Congress authorized the New England Higher Education Compact and established the...