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Kids get summer enrichment at GCC
Children entering kindergarten through sixth grade can sign up for the Summer Enrichment Program at Glendale Community College, which again teams with Glendale Unified School District to offer the program. The classes are held at John C. Fremont...Tags: Services and Shopping, Theater, Music, Geography, Stephen Schwartz
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Bill aims to ease student transfers
GLENDALE — Faculty associations and college superintendents are jostling to make last-minute additions to a bipartisan bill that's expected to pass the state Legislature and alter how students transfer from community colleges to universities,...Tags: Students, Glendale (Los Angeles, California), Sacramento, Teaching and Learning, Glendale (Los Angeles, California)
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Interesting mix of plot and anthropology
La Caņada resident Dr. Debra Grubb, a.k.a. Debra Austin, is a part-time paleoanthropology enthusiast, former obstetrician and philosopher. And if that wasn't enough syllables for you, she's an author of a provocative novel titled "Daughter of Kura." Set...Tags: Science, Book, Science and Technology
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Tribe keeps history alive
Members of the Tongva Nation Dancers shared stories and songs of their culture Sunday at the Stough Canyon Nature Center surrounded by the rustic mountains their ancestors have called home for more than 7,000 years. The Gabrielino/Tongva tribe...Tags: Entertainment, Canoeing and Kayaking, Breads, Dance, Sports
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Area residents receive college degrees
Alfred University, Alfred, N.Y.: Thomas Buchas, of Coopersburg, Bachelor of Science in Electrical Engineering from the Inamori School of Engineering at Alfred University. He is a son of Thomas and Ann Buchas and a graduate of Southern Lehigh High School;...Tags: Bangor, Jim Thorpe, Quinnipiac University, Fine Arts, East Greenville
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Jose Bedia: The artist as anthropologist
When painter Jose Bedia answers the phone on a Monday afternoon, he's standing inside a bustling marketplace in Lima, Peru, about to buy exotic food and souvenirs for his brother and son in Miami. The Cuban-born artist considers this journey to South...
Tags: Miami Art Museum, Arts, Artists, Religious Events, Zambia
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'Mansome': Morgan Spurlock examines men's self-image, grooming
Los Angeles TimesMorgan Spurlock, the clown prince of documentary filmmaking, has examined fast food ("Super Size Me") and product placement ("The Greatest Movie Ever Sold"). Now, in the just-released"Mansome," he turns his attention to the somewhat surprising topic of...Tags: Newspaper and Magazine, Film Festivals, Documentary (genre), Paul Rudd, Personal Service
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Lafayette College held graduation ceremonies May 19
Lafayette College held graduation ceremonies May 19 and conferred 611 degrees to 585 graduating seniors at the College's 177th Commencement. The event will feature an address by Garry Marshall, the award-winning television and film director, writer,...Tags: Coopersburg, Hackettstown, Rose Marie, Culture, Bath (Bethlehem, Pennsylvania)
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Cuba, DR on very different paths
On May 20, 1902 the Cuban Republic was born, following the Spanish-American War, or Spanish(Cuban)American War, that ended Spain's colonial rule. Coincidentally, this May 20, the Dominican Republic is holding its 14th presidential election since the...Tags: Medina (Saudi Arabia), Spanish-American War, Career and Workplace, Elections, Culture
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Police return to home of suspected serial killer
Investigators in Indiana returned to the home of a suspected serial killer Monday. They dug up William "Clyde" Gibson's backyard. The 54-year-old has been charged with killing two women and is suspected in a third death. "A lot of people are still in...
Tags: Culture, Arts and Culture, Murder
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Anthropologists discover oldest wall art in collapsed cave in France
Anthropologists working in southern France have discovered what they believe to be the oldest known wall art in a rock shelter that collapsed 37,000 years ago. The inscribed and painted objects in the shelter are thought to be slightly older than the...
Tags: Culture, Caves and Caverns, Arts and Culture, France, New York University
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Ancient skulls found in Winter Garden puzzle experts
At first, it appeared to be a discovery with sinister implications: Two skulls unearthed by a swimming pool contractor in a Winter Garden neighborhood.
Now, the human remains are the focus of an archaeological mystery.
The skulls, about a dozen...Tags: Culture, Arts and Culture, Winter Garden, University of Central Florida, Archaeology
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