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'The third coast of comedy': Austin's comedy scene tells us why they're blowing up - Vimarsana News

'The third coast of comedy': Austin's comedy scene tells us why they're blowing up

We asked a number of local comics, club owners, promoters and writers to tell us why their comedy scene deserves to be seen.

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Austin's comedy scene tells us why they're blowing up - Vimarsana News

Austin's comedy scene tells us why they're blowing up

We asked a number of local comics, club owners, promoters and writers to tell us why their comedy scene deserves to be seen.

Exploring Delta's black history - Delta Optimist - Vimarsana News

Exploring Delta's black history - Delta Optimist

Black History Month

Black history 'runs narrow but deep,' awareness society president says - Vimarsana News

Black history 'runs narrow but deep,' awareness society president says

Blacks welcomed to British Columbia with open arms more than 160 years ago have left a deep legacy in the province, with contributions that can be traced back to the formative days of the province.

Keys to a revolution: History of the typewriter and how it changed the world - Vimarsana News

Keys to a revolution: History of the typewriter and how it changed the world

Updated: July 16 2021, 12.36pm Robert Redford and Dustin Hoffman, left, type up Nixon's downfall in All The President's Men. It is one of the most famous sequences in movie history: Robert Redford and Dustin Hoffmann typing as if their lives depended on it, as Bob Woodward and Carl Bernstein in All the President’s Men. The film, which chronicled the investigative journalism of the duo that exposed the Watergate scandal and eventually sparked the resignation of White House incumbent Richard Nixon, highlighted a world before desktop and laptop computers when newspaper reporters, often with a ...