Jessica Greene

Americans can learn a lot from the women of Nepal, said Paula Green, a professor at SIT Graduate Institute, who travels to the Himalayan nation three times a year to teach workshops in how to build peace in post-conflict nations. Read More

Green Bay soprano Emily Brand is among five singers who performed at this week's Czech/Slovak International Voice Competition, held at UW-Green Bay, who have been selected to go to Montreal to compete in the finals on Saturday (Nov. 28). Read More

In a region full of mushroom hunters, public-park fruit scavengers, and clam diggers, Langdon Cook is a forager’s forager. Read More

In the Book Notes series, authors create and discuss a music playlist that relates in some way to their recently published book. Read More

We have reached a point in our moviegoing life where the two most horrifying words a studio can mutter are "Robin' and "Williams.' I'm sorry, it's true. Throw in "John' and "Travolta' and "Saw VI' starts to sound like "Bambi.' Sure, these guys have brought joy to people's lives over the course of their careers. But watching them phone it in for the alleged comedy "Old Dogs' -- directed by Walt Becker, of the unspeakable "Wild Hogs' -- gives new meaning to the term "lackluster.' Laughing is the last thing you want to do. Read More

On a truly windswept evening Andover conceded two in the opening six minutes from which they never recovered despite the home side playing with ten men for three quarters of the game. Read More