Dr. Lauren Mandel leads the process.
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Justin Wyatt analyzes Robert Altman’s film Nashville from a new critical perspective in his new book
Robert Altman’s Nashville: An Archival Exploration explores the 1975 film’s satirical commentary on American society through the lens of the director’s archival materials.
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By Gabriel Anthony/Two towns are scrutinizing their door-to-door sales ordinances to address First Amendment issues and resident complaints.
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By Mel Eusebio/The Friends of the Saugatucket has disbanded, but a new group is stepping forward to protect the river.
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Continue reading "Brigid Locke ’26"Trending Now: Women in Social Media Panel
Social media is more than a platform; it’s a profession. Learn how industry experts use content, branding, and strategy to build meaningful careers. Together, the Career Center for Experiential Education (CCEE) and the Harrington School of Communication and Media present a panel discussion on leveraging social media and content creation to build a rewarding career. Panelists include The Nitro Bar, Newport Mansions, Task Rabbit, URI, and Moore House Design
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By Dustin Thodde/The town has applied for a $400,000 multi-purpose grant that would be used to fund upgrades to the Exeter Public Library property, including a new pavilion and renovated playground.
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By Megan Wallitsch/A native brook trout swims down the Beaver River, invisible to the eyes of the few anglers along the largely remote water way.
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By Johnny Ochsenfeld/Oyster farming is thriving in Rhode Island and has the added benefit of improving water quality.
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By Emily Morgan/Some R.I. test scores were up in Exeter-West Greenwich schools, but it was the Metcalf Elementary numbers that prompted the most concern.
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