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Pro-cannabis students react to new pardons - Vimarsana News

Pro-cannabis students react to new pardons

Campus cannabis advocates celebrate president’s move toward decriminalization.

Stone's Bridge – Framingham, Massachusetts - Vimarsana News

Stone's Bridge – Framingham, Massachusetts

Discover Stone's Bridge in Framingham, Massachusetts: A historic bridge no one is allowed to cross.

Addressing Toxic Polarization Requires Heart-level Spiritual Solutions - Vimarsana News

Addressing Toxic Polarization Requires Heart-level Spiritual Solutions

The results are in! Fetzer is excited to share news of 25 interventions that can help strengthen American democracy. This work, the Strengthening Democracy Challenge, took place over the past few years in a project we co-funded with our allies to support Stanford University’s Polarization and Social Change Lab. The challenge was designed to identify ways to  

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What We Are Reading Today: Sinkable - Vimarsana News

What We Are Reading Today: Sinkable

Author: Daniel Stone In Sinkable, Daniel Stone spins a fascinating tale of history, science, and obsession, uncovering the untold story of the Titanic not as a ship but as a shipwreck. He explores generations of eccentrics, like American Charles Smith, whose 1914 recovery plan using a synchronized armada of ships bearing electromagnets; Jack Grimm, a Texas oil magnate who

'Sinkable' author investigates shipwrecks as peak hurricane season nears | WFAE 90.7 - Vimarsana News

'Sinkable' author investigates shipwrecks as peak hurricane season nears | WFAE 90.7

While the most famous shipwreck in the world may be the Titanic, there are an estimated three million ships sitting at the bottom of the ocean. We talk to one author that argues there is much to learn about technology, failure and progress both below and above the surface from these lonely vessels in his new book "Sinkable: Obsession, the Deep Sea, and the Shipwreck of the Titanic."

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