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- Indexed articles, last 90 days
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- Sep 12, 2026
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Artificial Intelligence in Arts Education (opens the original)
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Artificial intelligence (AI) is evolving rapidly, meaning primary school systems and universities have begun to prepare students for AI in educational and vocational settings. Educators face the specific challenge of managing student creativity, work ethic and skill development As AI evolves, job security is also a growing concern amongst college students. Art students in particular face occupational stress, as AI-produced art provides an efficient way for clients to cut costs at the expense of
Portland’s Most Budget-Friendly Music Venues (opens the original)
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It is common knowledge that concert tickets can be expensive, and prices are only rising. The entertainment behemoth, Live Nation/Ticketmaster, has garnered controversy and even a lawsuit for its global domination of the live music industry and sky-high ticket prices. Alienating fans for whom these prices are unaffordable, seeing one’s favorite musicians is out of reach for many – especially broke college students. Portland, however, has a plethora of alternative venues that regularly feature ch
Five Hiking Trails/Natural Areas Easily Accessible by Transit (opens the original)
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For those without a car, getting out into nature might seem impossible. Friends and family might not be able to give you a lift, and Trimet can only reach so far outside the city. Luckily, the Portland metro area contains several natural areas and hiking trails that are easily accessible by public transportation. Each of these spots provides an excellent way for transit-takers to catch a break from the urban environment and retreat into nature. Washington Park is one of Portland’s must-see desti
Vanguard on Vinyl: “Calculating Infinity” (1999) by The Dillinger Escape Plan (opens the original)
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Nearly 27 years after its release, it is a cliché for metalheads and punks alike to sing praises for The Dillinger Escape Plan’s landmark debut album “Calculating Infinity” – and for good reason. Filled with odd time signatures that constantly shift, ferociously heavy riffs and broad generic experimentation, “Calculating Infinity” is impressive in its ability to blend different styles while maintaining a cohesive, vicious energy. The opener, “Sugar Coated Sour,” immediately pummels listeners wit
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