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Posted on CJAM is excited to announce Alexandra Sellick (she/her) as our new Program Director! Read a bit more about her below & expect to hear her voice on CJAMs airwaves very soon. Alex here! I am a recent graduate of the St. Clair Public Relations program but have been working in PR, social media and marketing for the past five years. I have enjoyed working with small businesses in Windsor and have had the opportunity to meet some great people who all share a common goal of improving a...

Boston Review Achal Prabhala is a writer from Bangalore, India Neo Sinoxolo Musangi is an independent queer feminist whose work-life is in art, academia and creative writing. They are currently working on a monograph tentatively titled  Public Sex: Failure and post|colonial mediocrity in the biographical archive. Aruni Kashyap is a writer and translator from Assam. He is an Assistant Professor of Creative Writing at the University of Georgia. Oris Aigbokhaevbolo won the 2015 All Africa Music ...

"Took me one year at The Journal to know I never wanted to work as a journalist, but I stayed two more years because of the amazing people I met and knew I would meet. Aside from the people, I’ll miss walking through the maze of chairs in the layout room, watching anyone but myself lay out their section, and the amazing sleep that always follows a Journal press night. Now I have to find out what to do with 3 years worth of papers, I guess its time to get into paper mache." Tessa Warburton, ...

Spencer has some familiarity with Bishop, which she first visited in 2016 when the AMNH exhibition “Dinosaur Discoveries” was on loan to the museum. “I’ve been increasingly impressed with the museum’s vision ever since,” she said in a statement. “I think we have an amazing opportunity to showcase the museum as a thought leader in science and education while building upon the community-centered experience it offers.” Board chair Brian Carter said the museum “grew and evolved”...

Young cellist James Morley found it hard to listen to the classical music he loved during lockdown. But a huge new investment in Australian music has re-inspired him.

Robert Irwin, son of Steve, has won a prestigious international photographic prize and hopes it will raise awareness of the dangers of climate change.

Requiem open to interpretation: masterwork 20 years in the making We’re sorry, this service is currently unavailable. Please try again later. Dismiss Save Normal text size Advertisement Settings of the requiem, the Catholic Mass for the dead, have a long and storied history in classical music. Giants such as Mozart, Verdi, Faure and, more recently, Benjamin Britten and John Rutter have all written monumental requiems, each occupying an iconic part in the choral repertoire. Writing one is a...

Robert Irwin, son of Steve, has won a prestigious international photographic prize and hopes it will raise awareness of the dangers of climate change.

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David Hallberg has danced with assertive Americans and ruthless Russians. He says Australians need to fight their egalitarian instincts to get to the top.