Marine viruses are critical to sustain our ecosystem
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When thinking of viruses, particularly in the current context where COVID-19 is impacting lives …
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April 6 2020 Cover Story Poetry as balm during a pandemic
The world is in a time of turmoil and many people are looking inward for peace and comfort. Reading poetry, during National Poetry Month and beyond, can satisfy the desire to travel outside of …
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March 23 2020 Cover Story Racial passing – an outdated term?
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March 2 2020 Cover Story Story telling from female lenses
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“How many of you are underestimated because of your appearance?” A sharp-looking weight loss …
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February 17 2020 Cover Story A peek into the life of career adventurers
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February 3 2020 Cover Story Women and girls in science – still an uphill climb
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Despite global efforts to engage women and girls in science over the last 15 years, they continue to … -
January 20 2020 Cover Story Footnote Number 12: experimental theatre as social discourse
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January 6 2020 Cover Story Supporting sustainable ecosystems
According to the United Nations Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO), declaring 2020 as the International Year of Plant Health provides a “once in a lifetime opportunity to raise global …
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December 9 2019 Cover Story A year in review: weaving cultures and traditions
Emblazoned in a red banner on the front page of every issue published by The Source this year are the words, “Celebrating 20 years in 2019.” To all of our readers – from those who have been …
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November 18 2019 Cover Story A decade-long journey towards contemporary change - Ethnographic Terminalia at Terminal City
From the East Coast to the Pacific Northwest, Ethnographic Terminalia’s 11-city decade-long tour across North America has transcended physical boundaries as its five-member curatorial collective…