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Office Hours Air: Caroline Winterer on 'The Apes and Us' and understanding the past - Vimarsana News

Office Hours Air: Caroline Winterer on 'The Apes and Us' and understanding the past

Intellectual historian and history professor Caroline Winterer discusses her upcoming book on "deep time," her formation as a historian and her philosophy of teaching.

Office Hours Air: Bruce Feldstein on death and chaplaincy - Vimarsana News

Office Hours Air: Bruce Feldstein on death and chaplaincy

Feldstein details his career transition from medicine into hospital chaplaincy, emphasizing the profound moments of pain, beauty and meaning he witnesses everyday.

Office Hours Air: Roxanne Nilan, Karen Bartholomew and Larry Horton - Vimarsana News

Office Hours Air: Roxanne Nilan, Karen Bartholomew and Larry Horton

Former Stanford University archivist Roxanne Nilan discusses her biography on ex-President Wallace Sterling with host Noah Sveiven, exploring the enduring legacies and transformations that shaped Stanford during his influential presidency from 1949 to 1968.

Knox Lane-Backed Any Hour Group Grows Home Services Leadership in Mountain West With Four New Partnerships - Vimarsana News

Knox Lane-Backed Any Hour Group Grows Home Services Leadership in Mountain West With Four New Partnerships

/PRNewswire/ -- The Any Hour Group ("Any Hour" or "the Company"), a leading provider of home services in the Mountain West region, today announced that it has...

Energiewende voraus: Darum liegt gerade ein Ammoniak-Schiff im Stralsunder Hafen - Vimarsana News

Energiewende voraus: Darum liegt gerade ein Ammoniak-Schiff im Stralsunder Hafen

Besonderer Erstanlauf zum Campfire-Symposium im Ozeaneum: Wissenschaftler und Unternehmer wollen sich in Stralsund die Sicherheitsanlagen des Bunkerschiffes „Odin“ anschauen. Obwohl es bereits 1964 gebaut wurde, steht ihm eine grüne Zukunft bevor.