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Shared Exhibition From Alpha to Creation: Religion in the Deep South Opens at SECCA and NCMA in February - Vimarsana News

Shared Exhibition From Alpha to Creation: Religion in the Deep South Opens at SECCA and NCMA in February

Shared Exhibition From Alpha to Creation: Religion in the Deep South Opens at SECCA and NCMA in Feb.

Woodstock 1969: 10 things you didn't know about the legendary festival - Vimarsana News

Woodstock 1969: 10 things you didn't know about the legendary festival

54 years ago, one of the most famous festivals of all time took place - here are some of the most remarkable things about the “three days of peace and love”.

The duopoly's end: Democracy evolves as major parties rejected - Vimarsana News

The duopoly's end: Democracy evolves as major parties rejected

Up till now, the major political parties have “combined” to convince the electorate that a vote for a minor party, or even worse an independent, was a wasted vote. But democracy in Australia is changing.

Source: smh.com.au
Bobbi Ercoline, woman shown hugging boyfriend on iconic Woodstock album, dies at 73 - Vimarsana News

Bobbi Ercoline, woman shown hugging boyfriend on iconic Woodstock album, dies at 73

Bobbi Ercoline, from the iconic couple on the Woodstock album cover, died on March 18 at her home in Pine Bush, New York. She was 73.

Source: abc7ny.com
Bobbi Ercoline obituary: The hug that became the symbol of Woodstock and hippiedom - Vimarsana News

Bobbi Ercoline obituary: The hug that became the symbol of Woodstock and hippiedom

Bobbi Ercoline rested her head on her boyfriend’s chest one morning during the Woodstock music festival. The photograph that captured the moment become a symbol of 1960s counterculture.

Source: smh.com.au