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THE INDEPENDENT STUDENT PAPER OF THE UNIVERSITY OF SINCE 1911 he New Hampshir TTNHdigital.com Monday, October 10, 2016 Vol. 106, no. 11 E in Thompson Hall to talk Homecoming, paign launch like this before, so it was policy, accomplishments hard to know what to expect… I was and visions for the future. tickled to see the number of people who Featured in the last issue were in the Whitt and who were excited. On the of TNH on Thursday, Oct. Q (VH): What was the presentation 6 was Staff Writer Mark [of Campaign 150] to the alumni like? Kobzik’s article, which What’s the public phase going to look incorporated select quotes like? from the interview. The A: We’ve been engaged in the pri- following is a full account vate phase of this campaign now for a SPOT of the conversation, edited quite a while and there’s been tremendous for clarity and space. Read support and enthusiasm from our founda- with the extended interview on tion board… There is tremendous enthu- President TNHdigital.com. siasm about the institution in general. Q (VH): In what ways People love their alma mater. They know Mark Huddleston do you think Homecoming how important private philanthropy is for [2016] exceeded expectations? our future, and they clearly are signing A: It was an unusual up… We had the foundation board meet- Interviewed by Staff Writers Homecoming… This year it overlapped ing, and every one of them…[believes] in Van Hendrickx (VH) and Mark with Hear Us Roar and the launch of the not only the importance of this campaign Kobzik (MK), Executive Editor campaign, and attendance was better at but…[that] we’ll blow through the goal. Allison Bellucci (AB) and Managing every event… We had a pep rally…[and] Everyone was really optimistic. the parade…was bigger than I’ve ever Q (VH): How is the campaign go- Editor Elizabeth Clemente (EC) seen. There were more floats, and there ing? were more spectators and more enthusi- A: We’re three days into it, offi- WRITTEN AND TRANSCRIBED BY asm. The game had a record number of cially… All the early indicators are that it NEWS EDITOR EMILY YOUNG tickets sold, [though] the rain dampened will be successful…We set a goal of $275 Courtesy of UNH Communications and the number of people who stayed… I Public Affairs Staff members of The New Hamp- think there was still a lot of enthusi- on the Spot shire sat down with UNH President Mark asm around the new Wildcat Stadium… continued on page 10 Huddleston last Tuesday, Oct. 4 at 9 a.m. We’ve never had a 150th birthday cam- Homecoming Weekend recap: ticket sales and police reports

By Alycia Wilson events. Morale was at an all-time high Wildcat Stadium, more UNH football en- DESIGN EDITOR on the first Saturday of October, when thusiasts were present than ever before, the UNH Wildcats clawed their way to a making for a record-breaking crowd. The UNH Homecoming and Par- win over the College of William & Mary The increase in fans evidently ents Weekend Griffins. It was a commendable on-field Tyler Kennedy/Staff performance and thousands of fans were brought over Homecoming Student ticket recieved at the box office at the able to witness the victory. As the first the Wednesday before the game. 20,000 people continued on page 3 to campus Homecoming to take place in the new Student Senate Update Fire alarm evacuates UNH hockey game ment’s Deputy Chief John Powers By Tyler Kennedy said. CONTENT EDITOR As the emergency alarm sounded over the video board On Sunday, Oct. 9, UNH Student Senate passed a resolution system, fans and arena personnel proposed by Student Senator Doug Marino supporting statewide headed to the nearest exits. The protection from discrimination on