COMMENTARY: Thank You, Acadiana, For Listening
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COMMENTARY: Thank You, Acadiana, For Listening
Ian Auzenne has a final message before signing off.
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COMMENTARY: Thank You, Acadiana, For Listening
Ian Auzenne has a final message before signing off.
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Fondation Beyeler presents 'Mondrian Evolution'
Marking the 150th anniversary of the artist’s birth, the a href= https://www.fondationbeyeler.ch/en/home target= _blank Fondation Beyeler /a
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Cardinals and Warriors with a Jam-Packed Weekend
(KWMN)- The Collegiate diamond was occupied for most of the weekend as both the baseball teams for the Warrior...
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Friday Flakes: Trev Alberts Wants Former Players - Regardless of Their Coach - To Feel Connected to the Program
A nice little nugget from 24/7’s Brian Christopherson in his Midday Mash: "I want every former player who played here, I don’t care who your coach was..." Alberts said Saturday of how much he wants...
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After Being Snubbed by Front Desk Associates at Palm Beach Galleries, Simon de Pury Reflects on the Psychology of Dealing
On a visit to Palm Beach, auctioneer Simon de Pury wonders why some commercial galleries appear loathe to sell their art.
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Smoothing the way for Stevens' statue | Local News
Sam Keller, left, and Matt Young, from Young’s Masonry, smooth out the freshly poured concrete in front of the Adams County Courthouse on Tuesday in preparation for the arrival of
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Oversized Snacks and Glitzy Flattened Pop Cans by Sam Keller Playfully Critique Consumption
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St. Patrick's Day: Where do the Irish live in Cincinnati?
The Irish arrived to our shores of the Ohio River by the thousands in the mid-1800s. And we still feel like an Irish city today. But how Irish are we?
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