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Ethnographer Michael Hurt explores intersection of photography, feminism, digital culture in Seoul - Vimarsana News

Ethnographer Michael Hurt explores intersection of photography, feminism, digital culture in Seoul

What’s the connection between ethnographic photography and feminist discourse in Korea? Perhaps the best scholar to address that question is Michael W. Hurt, PhD, an ethnographic photographer and professor whose artistic journey intertwines academia, cultural exploration and what he calls 'screen feminism.'

What will happen in Itaewon this Halloween? - Vimarsana News

What will happen in Itaewon this Halloween?

Halloween 2023 is approaching, and people across the country ― especially foreign nationals ― who remember the events of last year are wondering what will happen on the anniversary of that tragic night.

Bennie Charleton 'Ben' Ludlow | Journal Review - Vimarsana News

Bennie Charleton 'Ben' Ludlow | Journal Review

Bennie Charleton “Ben” Ludlow, 81, of Hillsboro died Tuesday, May 9, 2023, at home, after a brief battle with cancer. Ben was born July 2, 1941, at Veedersburg. He was the youngest …

Bloomington council greenlights Connect Transit downtown hub at Market Street garage - Vimarsana News

Bloomington council greenlights Connect Transit downtown hub at Market Street garage

The Bloomington City Council on Monday OK’d a plan to transform the aging Market Street parking deck into Connect Transit’s new downtown hub.

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'Australia Day' vs. 'Invasion Day': Complicated historical legacy clouds Aussie national celebration - Vimarsana News

'Australia Day' vs. 'Invasion Day': Complicated historical legacy clouds Aussie national celebration

Protesters brandished placards reading "No pride in genocide" and "Imagine not paying rent for 235 years" Thursday, proof that this year's "Australia Day" celebrations have not put to rest the country's struggle to come to terms with its troubled past.