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John Fadial: Ballade From Ysaÿe’s Sonata No. 3

John Fadial teaches violin at the University of Wyoming. On Thursday, April 17 he’ll perform with pianist Theresa Bogard at 7:30 pm at the Buchanan Center

John Fadial: Ballade From Ysaÿe’s Sonata No. 3

John Fadial teaches violin at the University of Wyoming. On Thursday, April 17 he’ll perform with pianist Theresa Bogard at 7:30 pm at the Buchanan Center
Rare Earth Mine Permitting Gets Underway

They’ve been called the secret ingredient of everything. Rare earths are a group of elements that make much of today’s technology possible, from
How The National Parks Can Save Our View Of The Stars

An exhibit opening this weekend at the University of Wyoming Art Museum is among the first major displays of astrophotography as art. ‘Starstruck: The Fine
Wyoming Courts Adjust To Accommodate Non-English Speaking Clients

Wyoming is a largely rural state with limited diversity. But as the population grows and the state attracts all sorts of newcomers. Wyoming is learning to

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Jackson's Slow-Moving Landslide Accelerates

A slow-moving landslide in Jackson has started accelerating, blocking off the area's only access road and undermining options for stabilization....

BLM Considers Limiting Development On Wilderness-Type Areas Near Rawlins

The Bureau of Land Management is considering protecting some areas in the Red Desert because of their scenic qualities. The agency’s Sheila Lehman...

Money Heads To The Wind River Indian Reservation

Long-awaited money from a settlement on the Wind River Indian Reservation is finally on its way. The 157 million dollar settlement between the...

Davis Will Leaves Money For Y Cross Teaching

The will of a wealthy Denver philanthropist who has died contains an incentive for the University of Wyoming and Colorado State University to use a...

Mead Meets With Taiwan Representatives

Governor Matt Mead met with Taiwanese officials Thursday in an effort to enhance Wyoming’s foreign trade. The meeting was in Cheyenne. He says...

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A Journey Of Pain And Beauty: On Becoming Transgender In India

The signs came early that Abhina Aher was different. Born a boy biologically and given the male name Abhijit, Aher grew up in a middle-class...
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Few mixtures in American life are more emotionally combustible than the one formed by the combination of politics and race. That helps explain why...
A Love Letter To Literature: Reading Gabo In 'The Paris Review'

Everyone has a favorite Gabriel Garcia Marquez book, and mine is Love in the Time of Cholera. It's the story of a romance that lasts decades,...
In The Land Of Razor Clams, Dinner Hides Deep Within The Sand

As soon as you drive into town, it's pretty clear that Long Beach, Wash., is all about the razor clam. The first clue is the giant frying pan. It's...
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Mohammed Ali Isaac's hands shook as he showed his Kenyan ID to the police officers. They let him pass, but his cousins weren't so lucky. The two...