Eastern Foundation News Today

Programs from our archives that focus on technology. Watch them in their entirety by visiting our website, book tv. Org and use the search function at the top of the major. First from march 2019, nyu Stearns School of business professor argues that Artificial Intelligence is giving too much power to big corporations. My job is to model risk for a living and i primarily focus on technology and i over and over come back to the same companies that control the lions share of patents, that have an ex...

Bettye kearse is a pushcart prize winning essayist. The other madisons the lost history of a president s black family is her first book and follows a 30 year quest to confirm her lineage. It was called roots for a new generation. Thank you for being part of this program. Most of us grew up thinking of James Madison, the first draft of the u. S. Constitution, what did you think . What were you told . I was told. With this important figure in American History. I was also told he was my greatgreatg...

Creativity starts at home – well it did for these famous artists. Their homes are now museums you can visit.

MOOREFIELD, W.Va. (WV News) – The Eastern Arts Society at Eastern West Virginia Community and Technical College published the eighth volume of Eagle’s Nest magazine digitally on May 16, 2023,

FISHER – The Eastern West Virginia Community and Technical College Foundation held the annual farm-to-table dinner at the Misty Mountain Event Barn on June 28—garnering $27,000 in support from attendees

FISHER, W.Va. (WV News) – The Eastern West Virginia Community and Technical College Foundation held the annual farm-to-table dinner at the Misty Mountain Event Barn on June 28—garnering $27,000 in

Eastern Oklahoma State College in Wilburton broke ground Friday for construction of a new dormitory designed to house 40 students.

LA GRANDE — Bob Moody was lying flat on his back in a hospital bed when he was asked to become publisher of The Observer in 1974.

The inimitable work of Louise Bourgeois is seen through the eyes of Jenny Holzer in this potent meeting of minds at Kunstmuseum Basel.

Bucks County Courier Times Eastern Center for Arts and Technology recently announced a scholarship to honor the memory of Jamie Brett, a 1982 collision repair technology student, Upper Moreland High School graduate and owner of O’Neil Collision Center in Hatboro.  Brett died March 12 at his Abington home surrounded by family. He was diagnosed with pancreatic cancer and succumbed to the disease after a hard-fought battle. He was 57 years old.  The Brett family established ...