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- 1NASA's hidden teams of women fiber arts experts●RE: https:// tech.lgbt/@Natasha_Jay/1173823 97216266564 that’s why # NASA hired teams of # embroidery # knitting # beadi
NASA historically hired teams of embroidery, knitting, beading and fiber arts experts — most of them women, many of them Native American, African American and Latina — to produce the precise textile work needed for space missions. The women were nicknamed the "Little Old Ladies," echoing wider attention on the overlooked female workforce behind early spaceflight, similar to the story popularized by "Hidden Figures".
- 2Artist shares miniature M3GAN photography shot with real lighting●"I have a new primary user now. Me." All shot using real lighting, figures and miniature sets. Unfortunately I must have
An artist has created miniature photography of M3GAN, the killer android from the horror film franchise, using hand-built figures and sets under real lighting. Announcing 'I have a new primary user now. Me.', a line echoing the doll's fictional self-programming, they expressed regret at not capturing a behind-the-scenes shot of the process.
- 3Painful memories resurface for Washington State in Pullman loss●A Grip on Sports: Flashbacks abounded Saturday night in Pullman and not in a good way
Washington State's Saturday night game in Pullman drew comparisons to low points of the program's past, according to a Spokesman-Review column titled 'A Grip on Sports: Flashbacks abounded Saturday night in Pullman and not in a good way.' The piece argues the team's performance echoed earlier bad eras, leaving fans frustrated. Details of the opponent and final score were not provided.
- 4Washington State falls at home in Pullman flashbacks▼A Grip on Sports: Flashbacks abounded Saturday night in Pullman. Not in a good way
Washington State's Saturday night game in Pullman ended badly, with columnist Vince Grippi of the Spokesman-Review writing that the performance brought back unwelcome memories of past struggles for Cougar fans. His 'A Grip on Sports' column argues the loss echoed familiar patterns rather than marking progress for the program.
- 5New Park City Exhibit Explores Mining History Through Contemporary Art▼‘Echoes of Silver’ exhibit explores Park City’s mining history through contemporary art
An art exhibition titled 'Echoes of Silver' has opened in Park City, Utah, examining the town's silver mining past through contemporary artistic works. The show pairs modern pieces with the history of the mining era that shaped the mountain community, which later became a ski resort town. The exhibit has drawn local attention as part of Park City's cultural programming.
- 6Taylor University music faculty to hold showcase recital▼Taylor music faculty prepare for upcoming showcase recital
Music faculty at Taylor University are preparing for an upcoming showcase recital, according to a report from The Echo News. The event will give faculty members the chance to perform for students and the local community, highlighting the department's talent and teaching. Details about the date, program and performers were not included in the available coverage.
- 7ECHO study links parenting styles to children's behavior▼Parenting profiles and dimensions in relation to children’s internalizing and externalizing behaviors in the ECHO program
Researchers in the NIH-funded ECHO program examined how different parenting profiles and dimensions relate to children's internalizing behaviors, such as anxiety and withdrawal, and externalizing behaviors, such as aggression. The study analyzed long-term data from families across the United States to identify which patterns of parental warmth, control and discipline are associated with better or worse behavioral outcomes in children.
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Echoes of Mackey, a book tied to Purdue Boilermakers basketball and Mackey Arena, is now available for purchase online, Purdue-affiliated outlets announced. The release gives fans a new way to celebrate the program's history and its storied home arena. Interest so far appears concentrated among Purdue followers ahead of the basketball season.
- 9Louisiana universities adapt as job market tightens▼Here's how Louisiana's universities are preparing students for a narrowing job market
Universities across Louisiana are reworking career preparation programs as graduates face an increasingly narrow job market. The report details how institutions are adjusting advising, internships and curricula to help students compete for fewer openings, a concern echoed by educators and students statewide as hiring slows across many sectors.
- 10Federal grant cuts threaten social sciences at Yale▼As federal grant cuts hit social sciences, McInnis ‘worried’ about funds
Federal grant cuts are hitting social science research, and Yale graduate school dean Lynn Cooley's concerns have been echoed by administrator McInnis, who says she is 'worried' about funding. The reductions affect research across the social sciences, raising concerns about the future of academic programs and scholarship dependent on federal support.
- 11Pizza Hut to open Little Hut Libraries to promote literacy▼Pizza Hut will launch Little Hut Libraries to promote literacy in October
Pizza Hut will launch Little Hut Libraries in October, an initiative aimed at promoting literacy. The program is expected to place small book-lending structures in communities, echoing the model of neighborhood little free libraries. The announcement is drawing attention as the pizza chain continues its long-running BOOK IT! literacy efforts, with observers weighing in on whether restaurants can meaningfully support children's reading.