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Originally a book written by Andy Weir, Project Hail Mary is now a successful movie adaptation. While most movie adaptations alter the original book’s plot, Weir says differently, telling Polygon that the screenwriters and directors had instead improved the story. Released in March, Project Hail Mary is a movie directed by Phil Lord and Chris […]
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Pat Mc Loughlin steps out of his car in the early afternoon, an hour before customers start rolling in, to get everything ready for the day. Mc Loughlin walks into his shop, going down the checklist, getting his fish fed and tanks cleaned. When that’s all done, the neon sign flickers on, glowing pink and […]
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The much-anticipated Classic Movie Sunday on the Big Screen event scheduled for Feb. 3, which was set to feature the beloved classic musical film Meet Me in St. Louis (1944), starring Judy Garland, Margaret O’Brien, Mary Astor, and Lucille Bremer, was canceled due to the recent snowstorm that impacted Louisa and the surrounding areas. The […]
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Dr. Jennifer Tomás is a history professor at PVCC specializing in political and United States history. She started working at the college in 2013 and is currently teaching HIS 122: United States History Since 1865 and HIS 127: Women in American History. After all her hard work and determination throughout her years at PVCC, Tomás […]
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“Decades ago, every known star and habitable planet vanished, leaving only those who were on space stations or starships. This event became known as the Quiet Rapture. With supplies dwindling and infrastructure crumbling, survivors are searching for any trace of natural resources in a universe of barren moons, lit by the ghostlight of vanished stars. […]
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