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Our Arts & Culture Critics Recommend These 60 Events This Week
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Noir City, Akio Takamori's Apology Series, A Tiny Sense of Accomplishment, And More Picks For Feb 13-19 by Stranger Things To Do Staff This week, our arts and culture critics have picked the best events in every genre, and we've compiled them below...
FACT CHECK: Washington GOP Groups Continue Efforts to Distract from Congressman Heck’s Record of Failing Nevada Women
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While Catherine Cortez Masto was working to secure funding to help victims of rape and sexual assault, Congressman Joe Heck voted against new funding to test rape kits and 3 times against funding to increase support for sexual assault victims Heck also...
CNU 22 – June 3-8, 2014
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Submitted by George Grasser: To register for the Congress for New Urbanism (CNU) in Buffalo, and for updates on the program and details of specific tours and sessions, including speaker profiles, go to www.cnu22.org. To learn more about the event,...
Next phase of West Main development subject of open house
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The overarching question posed Saturday at an open house about West Main Street was what the artery should look like as the 21st century unfolds. About 100 people at the Carver Recreation Center weighed in on the future of the rapidly-evolving road....
UND lists names of students eligible to graduate at 2015 Spring Commencement ceremonies held May 9 and 16
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More than 2,000 University of North Dakota students were eligible to receive degrees during this year’s Spring Commencement ceremonies held on May 9 and 16 in Grand Forks. Nearly 600 of those students were eligible to receive post-graduate and professional...