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Williams College's annual I/O Festival is an opportunity for students, recent graduates to create new works - Vimarsana News

Williams College's annual I/O Festival is an opportunity for students, recent graduates to create new works

Williams College’s annual I/O Fest, “The Music of Now,” ranges from improvisations performed in the moment to pivotal avant-garde works rediscovered from years gone by — plus some Medieval music

Sonic Lamb review: You can now feel the music - Vimarsana News

Sonic Lamb review: You can now feel the music

Sonic Lamb is a high-fidelity headphone that uses an additional proprietary driver that converts audio signals into mechanical impulses, transforming the unique ear pads into a virtual diaphragm that allows users to feel the music.

Power outage cancels, diverts flights at Kennedy Airport - Vimarsana News

Power outage cancels, diverts flights at Kennedy Airport

NEW YORK (AP) — A power outage in a terminal of New York's John F. Kennedy International Airport stretched into a second day Friday after forcing some flights to be canceled or diverted, including one that was turned around and sent back to New Zealand after nearly making it to the U.S.

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Power outage cancels, diverts flights at Kennedy airport - Vimarsana News

Power outage cancels, diverts flights at Kennedy airport

Terminal 1 remained closed Friday 'due to electrical issues.'

At Williams College, winter study is a time to make new music in unconventional spaces - Vimarsana News

At Williams College, winter study is a time to make new music in unconventional spaces

Running Jan. 13 to 15, I/O Fest presents concerts and events across Williamstown at the Clark Art Institute, Williams College Museum of Art and the college’s ’62 Center for Theatre