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The Recorder - GCC Senior Symposia series returns in person starting Feb. 22 - Vimarsana News

The Recorder - GCC Senior Symposia series returns in person starting Feb. 22

GREENFIELD – The upcoming season of Greenfield Community College’s Senior Symposia will not only mark six opportunities for learning about topics ranging from cinema to foreign relations, but will also mark a return to in-person sessions for the first...

Massachusetts Multicultural Film Festival, Feinberg Series to Screen Award-Winning Film on Post-Hurricane María Puerto Rico, Host Conversation with Director - Vimarsana News

Massachusetts Multicultural Film Festival, Feinberg Series to Screen Award-Winning Film on Post-Hurricane María Puerto Rico, Host Conversation with Director

February 18, 2021 Cecilia Aldarondo AMHERST, Mass. – The 28th Annual Massachusetts Multicultural Film Festival and the 2020-2021 UMass Amherst History Department Feinberg Series co-present an online conversation with the acclaimed director-producer and academic, Cecilia Aldarondo, on Wednesday, Feb. 24 at 7:30 p.m., on her award-winning 2020 documentary film, “Landfall.” The film will stream on-demand from Feb. 19 through March 5. Both the screening and conversation are free and open to the public. Cecilia Aldarondo is a documentary director-producer from the Puerto Rican diaspora who m...

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Make rain in a jar? Repel pepper with a finger? That's 'Learning by Doing' - Vimarsana News

Make rain in a jar? Repel pepper with a finger? That's 'Learning by Doing'

By Jim Shelton December 18, 2020 Share this with FacebookShare this with TwitterShare this with LinkedInShare this with EmailPrint this A screenshot from the “Learning by Doing” website. As any parent homeschooling a young student knows all too well, finding fun science experiments that can be conducted safely and affordably at home — while also conveying important scientific concepts — isn’t easy. All too often, home experiments require the purchase of materials or supplies that families don’t have readily available. In other cases, the experiments don’t provide avenues for fur...

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