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Live and Lit: October 15, 2020 Newsletter

Oct 16, 2020 08:32AM ● By Tara Spencer

This weekly newsletter from Omaha Magazine features events, news, and activities for the weekend. It is sent out in an email blast every Thursday morning and is posted online later that day.

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Dr. James Hauschildt of Clarkson College
Clarkson College

Oct 15, 2020 04:42PM ● By T S

Sponsored Content At Clarkson College, Dr. James Hauschildt oversees more than 200 team members supporting 1,200 students pursuing health-related majors and occupations.

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October 2020 Calendar of Events

Oct 09, 2020 12:07PM ● By T S

Omaha Magazine compiles a comprehensive calendar of events for each issue. Due to the coronavirus epidemic, some of these events may have been cancelled. Check with the event organizer.

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October 2020 Explore Calendar

Oct 09, 2020 11:17AM ● By T S

The Explore Calendar covers events happening in the Nebraska, Iowa, Kansas, Missouri area, with great ideas for a quick getaway.

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managing editor Daisy Hutzell-Rodman
School Newspapers, Geology Courses, and More: October Issue Promises to Educate

Oct 08, 2020 10:59AM ● By Daisy Hutzell-Rodman

Managing editor Daisy Hutzell-Rodman comes from a family of educators, so the October Education edition is one of her favorite issues of the year.

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Food and Other Favorites: October 8, 2020 Newsletter

Oct 08, 2020 09:14AM ● By Tara Spencer

This weekly newsletter from Omaha Magazine features events, news, and activities for the weekend. It is sent in an email blast every Thursday morning and is later posted online.

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They Promise: Nebraska Brings Higher Education to Many In-State Students

Oct 05, 2020 10:19AM ● By Sean McCarthy

The cost of tuition is a major barrier to higher education for low-income families in Nebraska, as well as middle-income ones. They may be able to get help from Nebraska Promise program.

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From UNO to NBC: Cameron Logsdon is Omaha Famous and Loving It

Oct 05, 2020 10:19AM ● By Katrina Markel

Comedian Cameron Logsdon didn't think he could get into college. Now he's the public speaking course coordinator at UNO and is quickly becoming a recognizable figure in Omaha's comedy scene.

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A Snapshot on Canvas: Josephine Langbehn Teaches, Paints, and Dances Through History

Oct 05, 2020 10:19AM ● By Kamrin Baker

When Josephine Langbehn has a moment away from painting or teaching a future crop of artists, she is moved by another form of art: Lindy Hop.

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Omaha photographer André Sessions Jr.
Framing the Present, Eyeing the Future: Photographer André Sessions Jr. Captures the Moments of a Movement

Oct 05, 2020 10:17AM ● By Patrick Mainelli

An artist, documentarian, and photographer, André Sessions Jr.'s talent emerged in a moment in desperate need of fresh eyes, with poised-yet-vibrant photos from recent rallies and protests.

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Ramon Hernandez of Mariachi Zapata
Unity Through Music: Mariachi Zapata's Cultural Preservation and Education

Oct 05, 2020 10:17AM ● By Virginia Kathryn Gallner

Ramon Hernandez's uncles were core members of one of the first mariachi groups in Omaha. Now, he is the leader of Mariachi Zapata, creating a similar, inclusive atmosphere.

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UNO geology/geography professor Harmon Maher
UNO Professor Promotes Plates, Peruses Periods: Prairies to Polar Seas

Oct 05, 2020 10:16AM ● By Jeff Lacey

Maher is a professor of geology and geography at University of Nebraska at Omaha. He has written books and articles on local landscapes, such as Roadside Geology of Nebraska.

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