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Folding origami can help build wells in Africa - Vimarsana News

Folding origami can help build wells in Africa

Little folds of paper that end up being cows and bulls are not just paper for the people of Uganda.

The SMU Student Using Origami to Bring Dinosaurs to Life - Vimarsana News

The SMU Student Using Origami to Bring Dinosaurs to Life

Travis Nolan is the only person making show-quality origami dinosaurs in the university’s department of earth sciences.

Week 1 previews: National showdown, many unknowns highl... - Vimarsana News

Week 1 previews: National showdown, many unknowns highl...

Week 1 of the 2022 campaign has already begun for the Northeast Georgia area as Cherokee Bluff kicked off the season on Wednesday, dropping its opener to Kell, 38-23, in the Corky Kell Classic...

Texas Standard for Aug. 9, 2022: 15 notable small-town shops across the state - Vimarsana News

Texas Standard for Aug. 9, 2022: 15 notable small-town shops across the state

Road trips are not just about where you're going, of course, but also where you stop along the way: maybe an antique store, fruit stand or five and dime. In this month's edition of Texas Highways magazine, you can find 15 of the best mom & pop shops across the state. Also: Immigration enforcement is a federal function, but Texas authorities have been transporting migrants for months. Now, the ACLU wants the federal government to look into it. And: The City of Houston recently collected more than 800 firearms as part of a gun buyback program – but will that make the city any ...

SMU student building career with paleontology and origami - Vimarsana News

SMU student building career with paleontology and origami

Working with the Dallas non-profit Paper for Water, SMU junior Travis Nolan has sold enough of his origami ornaments to help build water wells in places like Kenya.

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