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Faith leaders call for Christmas truce in Ukraine - Vimarsana News

Faith leaders call for Christmas truce in Ukraine

AMHERST — Russia’s ever-escalating war with Ukraine, now in its 10th month, shows no signs of slowing, piling up casualties right through the holidays.But in 1914, in the horrific midst of World War I, 100,000 British and German soldiers ventured out...

Faith leaders call for Christmas truce in Ukraine - Vimarsana News

Faith leaders call for Christmas truce in Ukraine

AMHERST — Russia’s ever-escalating war with Ukraine, now in its 10th month, shows no signs of slowing, piling up casualties right through the holidays.But in 1914, in the horrific midst of World War I, 100,000 British and German soldiers ventured out...

Guest columnist Terry Mollner: Mature humaness is agreementness - Vimarsana News

Guest columnist Terry Mollner: Mature humaness is agreementness

I am experiencing sadness. I am experiencing extreme sadness.There is something that needs to be happening and it is not happening. Russian President Vladimir Putin needs to be treated like a fellow human being.If you or I telephoned Moscow and left a...

The Bach must go on: UMass Bach Festival & Symposium returns, this time in virtual format - Vimarsana News

The Bach must go on: UMass Bach Festival & Symposium returns, this time in virtual format

The Bach must go on: UMass Bach Festival & Symposium returns, this time in virtual format Elizabeth Chang, a principal organizer and founder of the UMass Bach Festival, plays April 20 and 21 in this year’s event.  UMass Dept. of Music and Dance Celebrated cellist Matt Haimovitz, who specializes in Bach’s music and formerly taught at UMass, will give a livestreamed performance April 25 as part of this year’s festival. UMass Dept. of Music and Dance UMass bassist Salvatore Macchia plays April 22 at the Bach Festival. An original composition by him, inspired by the Baroque master, will...