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Spring Sing 2023: Student Oliver Strachan to explore queer love in original piece - Vimarsana News

Spring Sing 2023: Student Oliver Strachan to explore queer love in original piece

Guitar in hand, Oliver Strachan is eager to express his art solo. Exploring the theme of queer love, the second-year theater student will perform his original song, “No Strings,” at this year’s Spring Sing.

Opinion: Think humans' treatment of animals has improved in 50 years? Think again - Vimarsana News

Opinion: Think humans' treatment of animals has improved in 50 years? Think again

Because of the growth and further intensification of animal production, humans inflict more suffering on animals today than they did in 1975.

A Look Back: May 13 - Vimarsana News

A Look Back: May 13

200 Years Ago ■Found on the highway near Pomeroy’s Tavern in Southampton on the 25th ult., a small pocketbook containing three promissory notes, viz.: one dated at Albany, signed by Christopher Dunn and payable to John Webster; two dated at...

Bonn international: These places with British flair can be found in Bonn and the region - Vimarsana News

Bonn international: These places with British flair can be found in Bonn and the region

Bonn’s twinning with Oxford has existed for more than 75 years and numerous pubs are an integral part of Bonn's cityscape. We show you places in the region that have some British flair.

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Race, Shakespeare, and a Theater's Fight to Survive - Vimarsana News

Race, Shakespeare, and a Theater's Fight to Survive

The Oregon Shakespeare Festival’s artistic director — the first person of color in the role — departs amid criticism that her plan to save the American theater drove away donors and patrons. Supporters say bias and racism marred her tenure.