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PHILIPPINE media giant GMA Network continues to set the benchmark for topnotch and world-class entertainment for Filipinos with its lineup of new programs in
Viewers have even more reasons to love
GMA Affordabox and experience all the feels right in the comfort of their homes as they get to watch movies all day, every day for free on GMA Network’s digital channel
“I Heart Movies.”
Launched last April, “I Heart Movies” gives movie enthusiasts a whole new level of viewing experience as they get to binge on local and international movies from drama, romance, comedy, action, to horror.
And with the Kapuso Network’s digital TV receiver GMA Affordabox, movies are clearer, more colorful, and of better quality–perfect for that home theater atmosphere.To further highlight the addition of “I Heart Movies” to the growing roster of GMA channels, the Network recently unveiled its newest GMA Affordabox ambassador, Kapuso actor
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Artists of the Big River Continuum: Bloom like a wildflower in a hurricane and flow like a river
The Big River Continuum Project cultivates creative exchanges connecting communities of the Mississippi River from the headwaters to the delta. Taking inspiration from the Ojibwe name Misiziibi, or gichi-ziibi (meaning Huge River), this initiative turns the Mississippi River in its entirety into a platform for creative collaboration. Supported by the UMN Extension Northwest and Central Regional Sustainable Development Partnerships, this project strives to connect geographies and sectors to synergize the uniqueness of regional and indigenous cultures, artists and scholars in a shared process of inquiry.
New and upcoming Undergraduate Research Symposium
The first ever all-discipline Undergraduate Research and Creative Collaborations Symposium will be held virtually on April 30, showcasing more than 120 projects across the sciences, social sciences and humanities. As of now, the symposium is the only event that covers research across all disciplines in the undergraduate population.
Director of Undergraduate-Faculty Research Partnerships Margaret Lynch and Senior Associate Director of Communications and Marketing for the School of Arts and Sciences Simon Goodacre spoke with The Brandeis Hoot about the event and the recent efforts to develop undergraduate research opportunities at Brandeis.
A sample of each student’s project will be opened to the public on April 28, where attendees can preview content and leave comments. The opportunity to engage with projects beforehand can help attendees produce more insightful and directed questions for presenters, Lynch explains.