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The Bounce: Mind games with Donovan Mitchell - Vimarsana News

The Bounce: Mind games with Donovan Mitchell

Zach Harper and Shams Charania catch you up on leaguewide news.

Art exhibit addresses humanity's uncertain future in lighthearted way - Vimarsana News

Art exhibit addresses humanity's uncertain future in lighthearted way

The Art Gallery (TAG) at UWF is currently displaying “All That Was Bright,” an exhibition that aims to address human influence on the world. Envisioning alternative stories with playfulness and humor, this exhibition reconsiders our relationship to the natural world through fiber art, sculpture, and interactive installation.

Source: wuwf.org
Flashback: Illinois Woman Invents Duct Tape, Tells President - Vimarsana News

Flashback: Illinois Woman Invents Duct Tape, Tells President

One of the most used and loved products in the world today was invented by an Illinois mother during World War II, who hoped to save soldiers lives on the battlefield, especially her own sons. When no one would listen to her, she decided to write a letter to the President of the United States. Spoiler alert: He listened to her.

Flashback: Illinois Woman Invents Duct Tape, Tells President - Vimarsana News

Flashback: Illinois Woman Invents Duct Tape, Tells President

One of the most used and loved products in the world today was invented by an Illinois mother during World War II, who hoped to save soldiers lives on the battlefield, especially her own sons. When no one would listen to her, she decided to write a letter to the President of the United States. Spoiler alert: He listened to her.

Flashback: Illinois Woman Invents Duct Tape, Tells President - Vimarsana News

Flashback: Illinois Woman Invents Duct Tape, Tells President

One of the most used and loved products in the world today was invented by an Illinois mother during World War II, who hoped to save soldiers lives on the battlefield, especially her own sons. When no one would listen to her, she decided to write a letter to the President of the United States. Spoiler alert: He listened to her.