KU photomedia major blends art and commercial photo work
Kansas University designs a photomedia major integrating fine art, photojournalism, videography and commercial photography. The spring class will be taught by Hallmark Cards photographers in Kansas City and aims to give hands on experience while preparing students for living.
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Hallmark Cards
Kansas City
Thomas
Lau
Elizabeth Black
Lawrence
Kansas
Kansas University
Chicago
Holiday sushi party ideas from a Japanese themed spread
A guide to hosting a Japanese style holiday party with do it yourself sushi, miso soup and mochi ice cream. Tips cover rolling techniques from familiar California and uramaki options to makizushi, ingredient ideas, safety for raw fish and simple decor. Includes chef Hajime Sato’s rice preparation guidance and step by step rice cooking notes.
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Hajime Sato
Seattle
Sato
California
Sushi Rice Preparation Steps and Timing
The recipe outlines rinsing Calrose rice, cooking with water and sake, then cooling and seasoning with a dissolved vinegar sugar salt mix. The rice is spread in a bowl, vinegar mixture poured evenly, and folded to prevent clumping. After resting briefly, the rice is flipped and cut, repeated until body temperature, then kept in a small insulated container.
Lawrence Events Calendar Highlights Nightlife And Art
Lawrence city events calendar features Autokineton Black Christmas Lethe and multiple music shows at venues such as The Jackpot The Replay Lounge and The Granada with acts including The Von Ehries Within and DeWayn Bros plus art exhibitions at Spencer Museum of Art Watkins Community Museum and Lawrence Arts Center through December and January with several concerts lectures and gallery openings listed. The calendar also notes KU campus arts and civic events including the Dole Archive tour and community festival offerings.
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Lawrence Autokineton
The
Jackpot Music Hall
Mass
the von Ehries
Slick Rhodes
Eighth Street Tap Room
N.H
Vroom Factor Drives Historic Electric Car Debate
Elizabeth Black critiques the long struggle between electric and internal combustion vehicles, detailing 19th and early 20th century efforts by Edison and Ford, the rise of gasoline as a mass producer, and the enduring appeal of gas powered cars driven by the Vroom Factor while voicing support for hybrids amid ongoing energy concerns.
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General Electric
Thomas Edison
Henry Ford
America
Saturday Evening Post
Middle East
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Lawrence the Kinetiks
Nomathmatics
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Trinity Lutheran Church
Ilas
Ozzy Osbourne
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Sprint Center
14Th and
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Kansas City Symphony
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Reigner Hall
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Free State Symphony Orchestra
Free State Auditorium
Overland Drive
Lawrence Arts Center
MISC
Ijworld.com
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N. Fourth
K. Silem Mohammad
Kenneth Irby
Lawrence White Glove
Dole
Dole Institute of Politics
Petefish Drive
Palestine
Hannah Mermenistein
Solidarity Revolutionary Center & Radical Library
Lied Center
Stewart Drive
Lawre
Joe Hallett
Animal Liberation
Solidarityl Revolutionary Center & Radical Library
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Asia Gallery
Watkins Community Museum of History
Watkinsmuseum.org
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Langston Hughes & Lawrence
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Fresh Produce Art Collective
Teller's
Massachusetts
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W. 27Th Terrace
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Broadcasting Hall
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Leslie Flowers
CornerBank
Sixth
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Sarah Graham
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Lou Ann Townsend
Diane Hornung
Douglas County Law Library
E. Ath St
Douglascolawlibrary.org
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Eighth
Eighth St
Ailecia Ruscia
Lawrence Photo Alliance
Paul Hotvedt
Milton's
Lynn Metzger
Pachamama’s
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Zak Barnes
Clinton Parkway
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Starbucks
Clinton Lake
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E. Ninth
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