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A young artist takes to social media to draw attention to real life

Visiting a villa in Naples, Italy, Glory Samjolly convinced her sister and a friend to do a witty cosplay. Posing regally in a period pastiche of men’s brocade vests, neck ruffs, knee trousers, and lavishly embroidered frock coats, those posing royally were captured by Miss Samjolly in a group portrait, the playfully subversive title of …

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A Young Artist Takes Social Media To Get Real-Life Attention

Visiting a villa in Naples, Italy, Glory Samjolly convinced her sister and a friend to do a witty cosplay. Posing regally in a period pastiche of men’s brocade vests, neck ruffs, knee trousers, and lavishly embroidered frock coats, those posing royally were captured by Miss Samjolly in a group portrait, the playfully subversive title of …

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Bringing Attention to the Maori Language, One Song at a Time

In August, Lorde released her third album. “Solar energy.” Three weeks later, he released an EP called. “Te Ao Marama” Five songs from the recording were translated into New Zealand’s Indigenous language, Maori. The second version wasn’t just an afterthought – it was part of long-standing conversations in his home country about developing a language …

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Fall New Albums Bring An Award. Pay Attention to These 3.

Finally, the music industry — sort of? Type? maybe? – Starting its re-awakening after 2020. Bands that were waiting to release new albums until they realistically envisioned touring are now temporarily re-emerging from extended hiatus. Rising stars, whose rise has been postponed due to the pandemic, are finally on the rise. After a long fallow …

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College Tuition Insurance Draws Attention in the Pandemic

The policies offered by GradGuard, which markets them in partnership with nearly 400 colleges, specifically exclude student withdrawals from an outbreak. But GradGuard co-founder and managing director John Fees said the company’s insurance partner, Allianz, has chosen to cover medical withdrawals caused by the coronavirus. A update Added to the policy information on GradGuard’s website …

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