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Lang/Rainwater Project - Vimarsana News

Lang/Rainwater Project

Lang/Rainwater Project The Lang/Rainwater Project, comprised of trombonist William Lang and pianist Anne Rainwater, will perform a concert of their repertoire and works by Tulane student composers. The concert will take place on February 1st at 7pm.

Source: tulane.edu
Lincoln: Love, stubbornness and support are keys to long marriage - Vimarsana News

Lincoln: Love, stubbornness and support are keys to long marriage

The monthly column from Joni Lincoln, historian for the town of Conquest.

Built in 1856, You Can Read 1000s of Rare Books in One of India's Oldest Libraries - Vimarsana News

Built in 1856, You Can Read 1000s of Rare Books in One of India's Oldest Libraries

At the Lang Library, which is one of India’s largest public libraries, over 12,000 books have been digitised to preserve century-old texts and literary works, some of which are the oldest accounts of the historic Saurashtra region.

What new research suggests about the growing omicron COVID-19 variant - Vimarsana News

What new research suggests about the growing omicron COVID-19 variant

According to research out of South Africa, the Omicron COVID variant is at least three times more likely to cause reinfection than the Delta variant.

Source: kagstv.com
Images From the Attic: Clark County History - Vimarsana News

Images From the Attic: Clark County History

The 1911 wedding invitation didn’t seem anything more than ordinary. The bride had the announcement printed in difficult-to-read Germanic script. Unravelling it reveals Henry H. Claassen and Nina C. Stanley announced their marriage in Vancouver on Saturday, Oct. 7. It’s the smaller, legible, sans serif print in all capitals at the lower left-hand corner that’s stunning: “AN AVIATION WEDDING 1000 FEET ABOVE THE EARTH.”