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How to live with a ghost - Vimarsana News

How to live with a ghost

Many Americans believe that their home is inhabited by ghosts, a conviction that researchers attribute to the rise of paranormal-related media, a decline in religious beliefs and the pandemic.

The Dos and Don'ts of Living in a Haunted House - The New York Times - Vimarsana News

The Dos and Don'ts of Living in a Haunted House - The New York Times

Many Americans believe that their home is inhabited by ghosts, a conviction that researchers attribute to the rise of paranormal-related media, a decline in religious beliefs and the pandemic.

10 Florida Memorial professors are now out of a job. 4 are claiming discrimination - Vimarsana News

10 Florida Memorial professors are now out of a job. 4 are claiming discrimination

Ten professors at Florida Memorial University are now out of a job, accounting for 13% of the faculty at the historically Black school. Some of the professors are claiming the decision was discriminatory.

Source: wlrn.org
Anchorage Symphony Orchestra Announces New Music Director - Vimarsana News

Anchorage Symphony Orchestra Announces New Music Director

The Anchorage Symphony Orchestra has announced that acting Artistic Advisor and Chief Conductor Elizabeth Schulze will serve as their next Music Director. Praised by critics as 'an ideal music director whose infectious energy is as contagious as her exuberant and thoroughly committed musicianship,' she is also the Music Director and Conductor of the Maryland Symphony Orchestra.

Florida Memorial fires professors to resolve accreditation troubles - Vimarsana News

Florida Memorial fires professors to resolve accreditation troubles

More than 12 programs cut