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Gasp! Is Comic-Con better without Hollywood? - Vimarsana News

Gasp! Is Comic-Con better without Hollywood?

Some attendees and vendors said the pop culture convention benefitted from the absence of studios and celebrities.

Source: kpbs.org
Who can censor public art? - Vimarsana News

Who can censor public art?

Local artist Evan Apodaca is accusing the San Diego International Airport of censorship. The airport often features San Diego art, but it has removed Apodaca’s \“Monumental Interventions\” from its walls. The piece criticizes the military presence in the region. Speaking of art, protesters created street artwork in front of Sempra headquarters to protest fossil fuels. And some Comic-Con attendees weren’t disappointed with the lack of Hollywood at the convention. Many production companies scaled back their presence due to the writers’ and actors’ strikes.

Source: kpbs.org
Birnkrant Residential College faced with water damages - Vimarsana News

Birnkrant Residential College faced with water damages

The dorm’s next-door dining hall, Everybody’s Kitchen, is temporarily closed because of a clogged kitchen drain.

In eastern Connecticut, Electric Boat military contracts launch economic boom - Vimarsana News

In eastern Connecticut, Electric Boat military contracts launch economic boom

Submarine work is on the upswing, and eastern Connecticut — home of Electric Boat in Groton — is steadying for the boom.

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In eastern CT, Electric Boat military contracts launch economic boom - Vimarsana News

In eastern CT, Electric Boat military contracts launch economic boom

The U.S. Navy needs a new fleet of ballistic missile submarines, a $112 billion acquisition its leaders have called “foundational to our survival.”  In the coming decades, those ships will take shape, one by one, inside an enormous new facility at the General Dynamics Electric Boat campus on the Thames River in Groton, with the help of thousands of newly minted welders, ship-fitters and mechanics mobilized from eastern Connecticut and beyond.