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Issue #140 November 26, 2009
The Hills are Alive with Synthetic Vocal Chords
Julie Andrews is now a celebrity guinea pig for synthetic vocal chords.
words by Jenna Campbell
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Issue #140 November 26, 2009
What Does a Painting Sound Like?
Dallas Museum of Art and the University of Texas let you listen to artwork
Inspired to engage more of their senses when admiring art, some students have set out to define what individual paintings sound like.
words by Heidi Kraemer
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Issue #140 November 26, 2009
A Wisconsin Writer in Tokyo
local scores gig translating video games
Originally hailing from a farm between Fall Creek and Eau Claire, former V1 contributor Ben Freund has gone the opposite direction and is now living in the Tokyo megatropolis.
words by Katie Venit
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Issue #140 November 26, 2009
LEGO Blocks Out Frank Lloyd Wright
Ten-year olds everywhere can now build New York City’s Guggenheim Museum with their own two hands.
words by Diane Embry
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Issue #140 November 26, 2009
Professor Busts the Bard for Cheating in Class
Not only did Shakespeare make words bow at his feet, he adorned his neck with a ruff. How does one compete with that killer combo?
words by Heidi Kraemer
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Issue #127 May 28, 2009
What We Do Here
photo book proves we’re not entirely about cows, beer, and cheese
Though the title of the book and images suggest that it artfully captures occupations, it’s quite clear that the people and their sense of place are its centerpiece.
words by Claire Jeffries
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Issue #127 May 28, 2009
Bust Out the Easel: Art Contest has $250,000 Prize
Millionaire Rick DeVos started this of his own volition, out of a sense of passion and curiosity ...
words by V1 Staff
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Issue #121 March 5, 2009
Ohio State Med Students Learn on Freakin' iPods
Ohio State University’s College of Medicine is giving its students an iPod Touch.
words by Tyler Griggs
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Issue #121 March 5, 2009
Get Out Your Crap: Roadshow to be in Madison
You need cash, right? You have some old crap laying around, right?
words by Eric Rasmussen
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Issue #121 March 5, 2009
Vader Fame
Blame Society founder has Chippewa Valley ties
Yonda/Vader: “It was possibly one of the most thrilling moments of my life.”
words by AJ Hakari
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Issue #110 September 25, 2008
The Space Between
when TV goes digital, who gets the airwaves?
Some believe the unused “white space” TV spectrum could kick-start a wireless revolution.
words by Emily Thierfelder
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Issue #110 September 25, 2008
That Dress Is Literally Hot
Now there’s a way to really wear your environmentalism – the Day for Night Solar Dress.
words by Eric Rasmussen
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Tyler Griggs
03/15/10
from article: Powerglove
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anonymous
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from article: Powerglove
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03/12/10
from article: Jacket Required
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from article: Bethke Runs Deep
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03/10/10
from article: Bethke Runs Deep
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