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NVU alum takes on offensive company name in pro audio industry, and wins!

Sat, 02/06/2021 - 3:41am tim Vermont Business Magazine The music and entertainment industry has taken some steps toward inclusivity in the past few years. But when a pro audio forum website still goes by the name Gearslutz, a Northern Vermont University alum knew there were still great strides to make. NVU-Lyndon Music Business and Industry alum, Cameran Davis ’19, stepped in to encourage that company to pick up the pace toward change an effort that produced a big win for women in an industry that has long been male-dominated. Davis is currently a production assistant for two guitar pedal companies Klon and Electronic Audio Experiments in the Boston area. She was on the Gearslutz.com website in early January and wrote on Instagram, “I really hate this website’s name.” Her post received a lot of response, including encouragement to create a petition to get the name changed. On January 6, Davis posted a petition to Change.org. It didn’t take long to go viral in the

Vermont Theater Groups Get Creative in the Virtual Format With Monologues of the Future and More

Actors in Flash Forward: Voices From the Future (left to right) top: Ronni Lopez, Ro Boddie, Susan Palmer; center: John Nagle, Haley Rice, Gary Smith; Among many other losses, the pandemic resulted in darkened stages and empty theater seats. But that, of course, is not the whole story: Thespians, like other performing artists, have found ways to keep on acting out. Even in the dead of winter, we have much theater news to report. So let the virtual curtain rise. Middlebury Acting Company , streaming Saturday, February 6, 7 p.m. Free. middleburyactors.org, townhalltheater.org In addition to its monthly interactive play reading/discussion series, the American Dream Project,

FIRE warns school: Hate speech code could backfire on students

FIRE warns school: Hate speech code could backfire on students Friday, January 29, 2021  |  Bob Kellogg (OneNewsNow.com) Spanish A small Northeastern university is the latest institution of higher learning to draw the ire of a First Amendment advocacy group. The speech codes at Northern Vermont University ban disparaging comments and hateful remarks, and that nice-sounding policy earned the school a “red light” rating from the Foundation for Individual Rights in Education. NVU, which formed three years ago when two state colleges combined, has approximately 5,500 students on two campuses. Laura Beltz of FIRE says such restrictions are too broad, and too open for misinterpretation, and thus drew scrutiny from the education watchdog.  

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