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Spring and summer are busy for baroque and contemporary operas in San Diego

Opera Neo has unveiled its 2024 season, newly formed Opera a la Carte San Diego debuts in May and Bodhi Tree Concerts presents a San Diego premiere

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PGA Tour and LIV Golf get to final week before the Masters

PGA Tour and LIV Golf get to final week before the Masters
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Engineering, OT Students Develop Assistive Tech for Patients

Engineering, OT Students Develop Assistive Tech for Patients
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Engineering, OT students work with patients to design assistive tech - The Source - Washington University in St. Louis

About 40 engineering and occupational therapy students collaborated during Washington University in St. Louis’ inaugural Assistive Tech Make-A-Thon, designing products for St. Louisans with mobility and other physical challenges.

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Mother-son pair win second place at at U.S. International Duo Piano Competition

Carmel Valley pianist Seungbeom Baek and his mother Heygene Sung took second place at the US International Duo Piano Competition in Colorado Springs, Colo., in early January.

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Presidents Cup stays with US, Thitikul wins 2nd LPGA title

CHARLOTTE, N.C. (AP) — Jordan Spieth capped off a perfect week at the Presidents Cup and the Americans made it nine straight victories against an International team depleted by defections to Saudi-funded LIV Golf.

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Heavy rain batters South Korea, flooding Seoul neighborhoods and killing at least 10

Photography by Keith Getter (all rights reserved)/Getty Images(SEOUL, South Korea) -- Heavy rain with thunder and lightning has battered South Korea's central areas for two straight days, causing damage, injuries and deaths. Ten people have died and seven more have been reported missing in the heavy rain in the last two days, according to South Korea's Central Disaster and Safety Countermeasures Headquarters. A family of three living in a semi-basement apartment died when their home flooded, in Gwanak-gu, Seoul, officials said. The heaviest-ever rainfall since South Korea began tracking precipitation data has flooded subway stations and submerged roads and homes. Korea Meteorological Administration said the rainfall was a result of a strong collision between dry cold air coming from the North and hot humid air from the South. Thousands of vehicles were submerged in Seoul on Monday night, forcing drivers to abandon their cars on the flooded road to get home. Muddy water brimmed over the river onto the streets and into the vehicles. Public sewers overflowed, not being able to hold the amount of rain that poured fast and hard. "It rained 140 millimeters (5.5 inches) Monday night in the Dongjak district, Seoul, in just one hour. Seoul city's annual precipitation is 1,400 millimeters (55 inches), which means that in just one hour, one-tenth of Seoul city's yearly rainfall poured in just one part of the city in a very short period," Lee Young-joo, professor of fire prevention science at the University of Seoul, told ABC News. Hundreds of people living in mountainous areas in Seoul were evacuated to prevent damage from landslides Monday night. Civil service workers relocated residents living in lower-level homes and near mountains to temporary shelters. The heavy rain that poured after 6 p.m. Monday was especially harsh on people commuting from work to their homes. "When I got off work, water was up to my knees and children were struggling to wade through the flooded water," Seoul citizen Dong-Ug Yoon told ABC News about his difficult commute home. "The subway station was full of dirt. The shopkeeper of the underground convenience store was visibly emotional, trying to hold off the water gushing from the station stairs into her store." Gangnam district, well known for its posh streets and office buildings, was hit aggressively by the rain due to its topographical traits. The Gangnam subway station area is known to be 30 feet lower than the neighboring subway stations, making it more vulnerable to heavy rain and flood. "Cars and buses were submerged in the flood so I had to park my car on a relatively safe side of the road and walk home. It took almost two hours trying to find roads that weren't underwater yet," Yewon Lee, an organist living in Seoul, told ABC News. "When I returned early this morning, I found other vehicles that floated down and collapsed into my car." The Seoul Metropolitan Government repaired the drainage facility in Gangnam after the area flooded from heavy rain in 2010. Lee, the professor, said at the amount of rain that poured since Monday was way over the scale a reasonable drainage system could handle. President Yoon Suk-yeol ordered officials during an emergency meeting Tuesday to "respond all-out with a sense of alertness." He ordered officials to put in place preemptive entry restrictions in areas prone to landslides and flooding and for swiftly communicating the measures to the public. Copyright © 2022, ABC Audio. All rights reserved.

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How a Black marching band style was erased from Gainesville's fields

The story of this high school band reflects a much larger history of who the school system serves, and how the consequences of old decisions still ripple through the community decades later.

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How a Black marching band style was erased from Gainesville's fields, and why it matters decades later

The story of this high school band reflects a much larger history of who the school system serves, and how the consequences of old decisions still ripple through the community decades later.

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How a Black marching band style was erased from Gainesville's fields, and why it matters decades later

The story of this high school band reflects a much larger history of who the school system serves, and how the consequences of old decisions still ripple through the community decades later.

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