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The Storefront Theater is a retractable theatre disguised as a shop. It was built to re-invigorate the main street in the town of Lyons, Nebraska, and create a community space for its reside…
Teach scheduled classes including set design, lighting design, and technical theater arts classes, and perform related duties as assigned, including timely compliance with clerical and admin…
"In this newly designated 'human age', our species' impact on the oceans, the land and the atmosphere has become an inescapable feature of the Earth. This idea that humanity has forced a geo…
"In truth, freelance journalism, as a career, is mostly an anachronism. Given the rock-bottom rates on offer, few writers actually support themselves with full-time freelancing… But for mo…
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Twitter has, for two complementary reasons, been a sustaining force for event television. The fans want to avoid spoilers. They also want to enhance the collective experience by chattering o…
Our digital beings are taking us apart. Pluralism is about holding ourselves together: various mental styles interact unpredictably within us, allowing for unpredictable contact with other t…
Reporting to the Executive Director, the Development Director (DD) will lead in the engagement, identification, cultivation, and solicitation of major donors and corporations, leveraging the…
Cancel culture is not the same as the rising desire to engage with art's social implications. But both phenomena are indications of a country that is fundamentally shifting the way it engage…
There are old rules in the brain's design that do not change: Use it or lose it. I would add, Choose it. A great deal hangs on how we work as a society to choose who we want to be"whether we…
Anna Wintour rules with an iron fist. No selfies (yeah right). No unattractive food. No cellphones or smoking. And don't even think about declining the invite if you ever want to attend agai…
These books and classes seem to ask an underlying question: Is what the world is experiencing today a replay of the Nazis and Italian Fascists? Probably not. But the parallels these writers …
While other films about ballet have gone for big-name actors with body doubles for the dancing bits " think of "Red Sparrow" and "Black Swan" " Fiennes was committed to casting a dancer as N…
Seeing what Twitter thinks you like can be a fun activity " but it can also be an odd experience to see what the company infers about you from your online moves. The psychology around target…
"John Gardner, the literary critic, wrote that the job of the novelist is to create a 'vivid and continuous dream' for the reader, but I'd somehow developed a case of readerly sleep apnea. I…
The original theme " played in many versions since the program's launch in 1979 was composed by BJ Leiderman. So why the update? The show's current producers wanted to "freshen" the sound. "…
A study from Canada reveals undergraduates consider language learning to be a feminine pursuit, and that men with traditional beliefs about the proper roles of men and women report less inte…
"Our new engines of prediction are able to make more accurate predictions and to make predictions in domains that we used to think were impervious to them because this new technology can han…
Consider: Royal Caribbean International's cruise line directs 134 shows in 50 theatres on 26 ships around the world, including seven Broadway-originating shows, eight aqua shows, 18 ice show…
"Creators are driving record audiences to YouTube," YouTube Chief Business Officer Robert Kyncl told the presentation audience gathered at Radio City Music Hall in Manhattan. "Two-hundred mi…
The end result is a lopsided "winner-take-all" pattern of regional haves and have-nots. Our politics become ever more divisive and polarized as the "big sort" grows ever bigger, eating away …
Content posted using the hashtag, "often used by live figure drawing models to attract work via the social media platform, was hidden because "some content," according to a message, did not …
Every day that the TV networks keep their bundles intact is another day for the internet to undermine the bundles. Some of that comes through direct competition: Netflix remains quite disint…
The more an individual thought the issue involved playing God, the more morally unacceptable they judged it to be. " Nautilus
"We're playing god every day. As the English philosopher Thomas Hobbes said, the natural state for human beings is a life that's nasty, brutish, and short. We play god when we vaccinate. We …