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New Book Argues that "Woke Media" is Undermining Democracy - Vimarsana News

New Book Argues that "Woke Media" is Undermining Democracy

Just because Hanukkah and Christmas are around the same time doesn’t mean we need to compare them or lump them in together.

The Beloit Iron Works and the submergence of class struggle - Vimarsana News

The Beloit Iron Works and the submergence of class struggle

The history of class struggle in the Beloit Iron Works and how the company responded to it and kept it to a minimum.

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Hollywood calls, but Skaneateles screenwriter stays home to make movie from afar - Vimarsana News

Hollywood calls, but Skaneateles screenwriter stays home to make movie from afar

Hollywood calls, but Skaneateles screenwriter stays home to make movie from afar Syracuse.com 2/19/2021 Geoff Herbert, syracuse.com Skaneateles, N.Y. — A Central New York resident has a new movie in the works 5,000 miles away, and the journey from script to screen is somehow even longer. Zack Ford, 38, of Skaneateles, wrote the screenplay for an upcoming horror flick called “The Watcher.” The film centers on a young couple who moves into a new apartment, and the woman suspects someone is watching them through his window across the street and may be a serial killer call...

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Selby Gardens opens Monet goes Pop! with art work by Roy Lichtenstein - Vimarsana News

Selby Gardens opens Monet goes Pop! with art work by Roy Lichtenstein

Staff members at Selby Botanical Gardens admit they may have gotten carried away with inspiration while designing their latest art-meets-nature exhibition “Roy Lichtenstein: Monet’s Garden Goes Pop!” “We just went a little crazy,” said Mike McLaughlin, the director of horticulture, who worked with a team of staff members to transform the conservatory and grounds into an assortment of whimsical displays that reflect Lichtenstein’s Pop art interpretations of classic works by French Impressionist painter Claude Monet of his gardens in Giverny, France, and his famed haystacks. “T...