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Science Fiction As Science Communication: A Conversation with Andrea Kriz by Arley Sorg : Clarkesworld Magazine – Science Fiction & Fantasy - Vimarsana News

Science Fiction As Science Communication: A Conversation with Andrea Kriz by Arley Sorg : Clarkesworld Magazine – Science Fiction & Fantasy

Clarkesworld Science Fiction and Fantasy Magazine: Science Fiction As Science Communication: A Conversation with Andrea Kriz by Arley Sorg

College Graduation Season - Here's the Schedule - Vimarsana News

College Graduation Season - Here's the Schedule

College graduation season has arrived. Over the next two weeks, thousands of students will walk across the stage and receive their college diplomas.

Gulf Shores High School senior wins $10,000 scholarship - Vimarsana News

Gulf Shores High School senior wins $10,000 scholarship

BALDWIN COUNTY, Ala. (WKRG) — The Wharf announced the winner of their Wharf Scholarship. This comes after seniors in Baldwin County had the chance to apply to win the scholarship provided through The Wharf’s Anchor Campaign. Gulf Shores High School senior Dianna Moore won the scholarship, according to a release. Moore, who maintained a 4.0 […]

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Pet Talk | How to help your cat breathe easier with feline asthma - Vimarsana News

Pet Talk | How to help your cat breathe easier with feline asthma

Spring is often described as a time of renewal and beauty, with flowers blooming and trees budding. However, spring flowers and budding trees also cause higher pollen counts, and for

Penn State experts mobilize to help dairy producers protect herds from avian flu - Vimarsana News

Penn State experts mobilize to help dairy producers protect herds from avian flu

UNIVERSITY PARK — With nine states to date reporting dairy herds affected by a syndrome thought to be caused by a highly pathogenic strain of avian influenza, animal health experts