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New online magazine to continue ETSU s Appalachian literary tradition | Entertainment

The East Tennessee State University Appalachian Studies program is set to launch an online magazine later this spring. Appalachian Places will continue the programâs long literary tradition of highlighting the people, places, issues and themes relating to the Appalachian region. The new magazine will help continue that tradition by following the example of its print-version forerunner, Now & Then magazine, which, with the exception of a two-year hiatus in the early 2000s, ran from 1984 until it ceased publication in 2017. âFor nearly 30 years, the ETSU Appalachian Studies program published a high-quality print magazine devoted to our region,â said Dr. Ron Roach, chair of Appalachian Studies and director of the Center of Excellence for Appalachian Studies and Services. âAfter much planning and preparation, I am so pleased that we are preparing to launch a new, digital publication that will continue this part of our mission.â

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WIU senior teaching Virtual Science Saturday episode April 3

WIU senior teaching Virtual Science Saturday episode April 3 Office of University Relations, Western Illinois University MACOMB The Western Illinois University Department of Physics will host episode seven of its Virtual Science Saturday, Exploring Microwave Ovens: The History and Science, from 10-11 a.m. April 3. This episode will be taught by senior chemistry major and history minor Jesse Caverly, of Canton, IL. It will include information about the history behind the invention of microwave ovens, how chemistry and physics are involved and some interesting demonstrations. The presentation is designed for students in grades K-12 and for the general public. Caverly said he chose the presentation topic because he thought it was something people wouldn t typically think about.

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For more information, contact the WIU Department of Communication at (309) 298-1507

For more information, contact the WIU Department of Communication at (309) 298-1507
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WCSU Plans Law Enforcement Web Seminar

WCSU Plans Law Enforcement Web Seminar
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Case Writers-in-Residence presented virtually April 8

Case Writers-in-Residence presented virtually April 8 Office of University Relations, Western Illinois University MACOMB The Western Illinois University Department of English will host the Fred Ewing Case and Lola Case Writers-in-Residence, in a virtual format, Thursday, April 8. This year s writers include Jennifer Militello, Crisosto Apache and Marianne Boruch. A question and answer session will be held over Zoom from 3-4 p.m. To obtain the link, email English Professor Erika Wurth at ET-Wurth@wiu.edu. A reading by the authors will be streamed through the WIU English department s Facebook page from 5-6 p.m. • Militello is the author of the poetry collection The Pack, and the memoir Knock Wood, winner of the Dzanc Nonfiction Prize, as well as four previous collections of poetry, including A Camouflage of Specimens and Garments, called positively bewitching by Publishers Weekly, and Body Thesaurus, named one of the best books of 2013 by Best American Poetry. He

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