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How this CT ceramic artist applies AI to an ancient art form (opens the original)
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Adam Chau makes tangible what once seemed impossible, reimagining an ancient art form by pairing it with digital technology to depict — and celebrate — queer subjects. Chau brings these subjects to life through ceramics, working with his hands, machines and, lately, artificial intelligence. To Chau, the technology is one of many artist’s tools that assists him in rendering images of people and histories that couldn’t otherwise exist. “I want to work with technology, not against it,” Chau said. “
UConn puppetry program is famous. John Bell had a big part in that (opens the original)
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Props at political protests, college sports mascots, Thanksgiving parade balloons, video game characters, Yoda — the list goes on. As director of the University of Connecticut’s puppetry museum and associate professor of puppetry, Bell has imparted this way of seeing the world to scores of students and museum visitors since he arrived on campus in 2007. “My definition of puppetry is performing with elements of the material world,” Bell said. “There are many different ways that people communicate
Trump administration sues CT over in-state tuition for undocumented students (opens the original)
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The Justice Department is challenging Connecticut laws that provide in-state tuition and financial aid to some immigrant students. Subscribe to Hartford Business Journal and get immediate access to all of our subscriber-only content and much more. Click here to purchase a paywall bypass link for this article The U.S. Department of Justice on Monday filed a lawsuit against Connecticut over state laws that provide in-state tuition and financial assistance to immigrant students lacking permanent le
DOJ sues CT over in-state tuition for undocumented students (opens the original)
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The U.S. Department of Justice on Monday filed a lawsuit against Connecticut over state laws that provide in-state tuition and financial assistance to immigrant students lacking permanent legal status. In its complaint, the DOJ argued that Connecticut’s laws unfairly give benefits such as lower tuition and scholarships to students without legal status while denying the same benefits to U.S. citizens who live outside the state. The DOJ also argued that the laws violate federal statutes and encour
One field, many uses: A mowing question in Durham (opens the original)
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On a recent hot July evening, residents from Durham and nearby towns settled into folding chairs, clutching letters as they gathered to propose an answer to a seemingly simple question that had divided the rural community: When should a town-owned field be mowed? What began as a outdoor meeting of the local conservation commission at Curtis Woodlands was soon overtaken by public concerns about another parcel of land. Last month, the town of Durham mowed one of the fields it owns at Frederick Whi
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