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North Texas Film Alliance, Inc. Opens Enrollment for Fall/Winter Cohort Program for Filmmakers & Technologists
DFW-based industry hub launches multi-track program via new sponsorship marketplace for brand partners to power the region's next generation of storytellers. DALLAS, TX, UNITED STATES, August 6, 2026 / EINPresswire.com/ -- The North Texas Film Alliance, Inc. today announced open enrollment for its Fall/Winter Cohort Program, a 12-week, project-based development track for emerging filmmakers, animators, game developers, and app-development technologists .
DONALD TRUMP WINS THE PRESIDENCY
One presidential election, 34 Senate seats, all 435 House seats and 10 key California ballot measures to vote on — catch all the latest from Annenberg Media as the 2024 election unfolds. Editor’s Note: Annenberg Media’s election coverage sources all races results from the Associated Press. Live coverage has concluded as of 6:39 a.m. Barring a major upset, California’s 54 electoral college votes will go in Vice President Kamala Harris’ column.
LIVE UPDATES: Election 2024
One presidential election, 34 Senate seats, all 435 House seats and 10 key California ballot measures to vote on — catch all the latest from Annenberg Media as the 2024 election unfolds. Barring a major upset, California’s 54 electoral college votes will go in Vice President Kamala Harris’ column. However, the Golden State is home to multiple competitive races.
USC professor David Kang sued for alleged sexual harassment by former student
A former USC student is suing the school and tenured professor David Kang for alleged sexual harassment that took place when she was a doctoral student. Allegations of civil rights violations, failure to prevent harassment, discrimination and retaliation, sexual assault and battery, intentional infliction of emotional distress and negligence were also included in the LA Superior Court lawsuit filed on Tuesday, August 27, according to the Korea Daily.
Texas Filmmakers on Making A24's 'Sing Sing'
For some artists, storytelling is a calling that comes at birth. But for Austin-based filmmaker Greg Kwedar, it came in the middle of an accounting exam at Texas A&M. After discovering his love for filmmaking while working on film sets in Australia, the Fort Worth native decided to drop out of school to pursue his newfound passion. He packed his bags and moved to Austin in 2009.
The wizard of interdisciplinary science turns to AI
Artificial intelligence has ushered in a new age of interdisciplinary work, revolutionizing the possibilities within science, business and even art. The study of technology’s cross-discipline capabilities, however, is nothing new. World-renowned medical oncologist Dr. David Agus has been combining technology and medicine for decades now, and his research in artificial intelligence has already started to have profound effects in the world of medicine. Daily headlines, sent straight to your inbox.
devon-lee Archives - Daily Trojan
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Jacks N Joe, USC’s only mom-and-pop breakfast shop, serves the morning crew
Fresh, home-cooked meals are a scarce commodity for most college students. Luckily, for USC students, there’s Jacks N Joe, one of South Central’s only breakfast restaurants, which serves homestyle cooking in an environment that can only be described as “a home away from home.” Located near the corner of West Adams Boulevard and Figueroa Street, Jacks N Joe looks out of place in a sea of fast-food franchises and corporate-owned eateries.
Trojan Day Guide - Daily Trojan
LETTER FROM THE EDITOR I lived my freshman year as a hermit crab. Coming in as a spring admit with no previous knowledge or preconceptions of Los Angeles, I was lost. I was already in a drought of friends from not attending USC in the fall, but the idea of venturing out into the unknown, bustling city seemed even more frightening to me — someone born and raised in the same place their whole lives.
Lacrosse aim to continue winning streak
The lacrosse team will look to extend its four-game winning streak against Arizona State this Friday. Overall, the Trojans are 13-3 on the year, earning them a No. 28 national ranking. USC has picked up the momentum after its slow start winning eight of their last nine games, all against Pac-12 opponents. The Trojans are currently ranked No. 1 in the Pac-12 standings, having split one game with Stanford, who is ranked second.
Los Angeles Times Festival of Books returns to USC campus this weekend
The largest book festival in the country, the Los Angeles Times Festival of Books, is making its annual return to the University of Southern California. The festival will run at the University Park Campus on Saturday from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. and on Sunday from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. All outdoor events are free. Indoor panel events will require tickets to be purchased beforehand. The Festival, which originally started in 1996 held at UCLA, began as a celebration of books and reading.
Water polo secures perfect home record
Applause roared throughout Uytengsu Aquatic Center as USC celebrated Senior Day with the team’s seven seniors receiving a special tribute in their final home game. In their penultimate game, the Trojans capped off an undefeated season at home with a 15-11 win against Arizona State. After achieving a perfect record at home, Head Coach Marko Pintaric spoke of the importance of the team’s win.
Women’s tennis team set to play Oregon this weekend
This Sunday, the No. 26 Trojans will face off against No. 49 Oregon. With their 4-3 win against Arizona last weekend, the team improved to 14-7 overall and 5-3 in conference play, bumping the team up three spots in the national rankings. The Trojans are ranked fourth in conference play, while the Ducks are ranked seventh. Oregon is 11-7 overall and has lost its last three matchups, all to Pac-12 opponents.
Water polo looks to extend eight-game win streak
The No. 2 ranked USC women’s water polo team will look to continue their streak of dominance against No. 20 ranked San Jose State Saturday. The Trojans are undefeated at home and currently hold a 20-1 record, with their lone loss to No. 1 ranked Stanford. The Spartans are 12-13 overall and have yet to beat a Pac-12 or top 15-ranked opponent. Head Coach Marko Pintaric said the team’s success has been the product of strong team chemistry with a mix of new talent and veteran experience.
Women’s lacrosse to defend perfect home win-streak
Coming off of a 17-6 win against Arizona State last week, the women’s lacrosse team will look to continue their 4-game home win streak against Colorado Friday and Oregon Sunday. Currently, the Trojans are ranked No. 18 in the nation and sit in second in the Pac-12 with a 6-2 overall record. Despite posting a 3-4 overall record, the Colorado Buffaloes sit atop the Pac-12 standings having defeated Stanford and the UC Berkeley.
USG Election Results
Divya Jakatdar and Michelle Lu won the USC undergraduate student government presidential election. This year’s election was particularly competitive as there was a record 5 presidential candidates with their vice president counterparts that ran in the presidential race.The election results revealed that Jakatdar and Lu won with 38% of the vote. While their role does not officially begin yet, Jaktadar and Lu are already taking small steps to help improve USC.
Rhode Island School of Design omits itself from U.S News & World Report Rankings
The Rhode Island School of Design announced on Monday that it will withdraw from U.S News and World Report’s undergraduate rankings. The school’s decision comes amidst a slew of withdrawals from law and medical schools. RISD cited U.S. News’ inability to assess how its students learn as the basis for its change in participation.
What President Joe Biden’s State of the Union address may mean for the 2024 presidential election
A smiling president Biden looked optimistic for most of his 73-minute speech in the House Chamber last night. He focused on topics like healthcare and the economy. His calls for bipartisanship and goals for police reform and gun control were delivered with a sense of hope that proved to be the theme of the address. President Joe Biden: “Because the soul of this nation is strong. The backbone of this nation is strong. Because the people of this nation are strong.
USC overpowers Colorado in 55-17 win
USC started their Friday night matchup against the Colorado Buffaloes slow, but bounced back in the second quarter and put Colorado out of reach in the third with a decisive 55-17 victory. Heading into a matchup that seemed all but destined to be a USC blowout, ending the first quarter down 2-3 is not what many Trojan fans or bettors would likely have expected. A three-and-out start to the game marked the beginning of USC’s first quarter woes.
Four things to look for in Cal vs. USC
With an impressive 71-33-6 all-time record, USC will be looking to once again continue the tradition of beating the University of California, Berkeley at the Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum Saturday night. In their previous matchup, the Trojans lost 24-14 at Berkeley, marking just the fourth time they’ve lost since 2000. Riding a road win against Arizona, the 7-1 Trojans will look to make quick work of the 3-5 Bears.
Women's volleyball win streak snapped
The women’s volleyball team received their second loss of conference play Sunday, losing 0-3 to No. 7 ranked Stanford on the road and ending a seven game win streak. The loss puts the Trojans at an overall record of 16-5 and 8-2 in conference play. Overall, the match was very lopsided, as the Cardinal dominated the first set and never looked back. In the first set, Stanford was able to pull ahead from a 13-13 tie, going on an 8-0 run to win the first set 25-15.
New Metro K Line opens in South Los Angeles
Los Angeles Metro opened a new $2.1 billion dollar metro line in South Los Angeles on October 7 with eight stations: Expo/Crenshaw, Martin Luther King Jr., Leimert Park, Hyde Park, Fairview Heights, Downtown Inglewood, Westchester/Veterans and Aviation/Century. Previously the line was known as the Crenshaw/LAX line, the K Line extends from the E line at Expo/Crenshaw Station and merges with the C Line at Aviation/LAX Station to connect the Crenshaw Corridor, Inglewood and El Segundo.
Trojans seek fifth win of season as they play host to Arizona State
After a long defensive battle in Corvallis last Saturday, the Trojans were able to escape with a victory in nail-biting fashion, winning 17-14. USC will return to the Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum Saturday to face a struggling Arizona State University team. Historically, USC has had success against Arizona State, boasting an all-time record of 24-14. But in their previous matchup, the Trojans lost 16-31 in Tempe.
USC spreads fentanyl awareness in wake of rising overdoses in Los Angeles
In a bid to combat a recent increase in fentanyl poisoning in Los Angeles, USC Student Health took steps to inform students and faculty of the availability of naloxone, which reverses the effects of opioids. In a school-wide email sent out by Student Health for the upcoming International Day of Recovery, the university promoted Naloxone SC, a student health program that provides information and aid to USC students in preventing fentanyl overdoses.
Women's volleyball bounces back, wins Trojan Challenge
USC women’s volleyball won all three of their games at the 2022 Trojan Challenge without giving up a single set, bringing their season record to 8-3. The Trojans defeated New Mexico State in 3 sets Thursday. Senior outside hitter Skylar Fields and sophomore setter Mia Tuaniga led the team with 13 kills and 26 assists respectively. The first set saw the Aggies take two 4 point leads late in the game, but the Trojans came back to take the win at 26-24.
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5 Newspaper.com Search Tips All Researchers Need to Know
Newspapers.com has a worldwide collection of papers to help you find your ancestors in the printed press. Use these five search tips to use this platform to the fullest. What Newspapers Does Newspapers.com Have? When deciding which newspaper platform to use, one of the questions people ask is, "does this platform have the newspapers in the area I am researching?" Click on the Menu Bar. Click "Browse" under Find by Location. Select a country If available, select a state or province.
Banana Fish - Comic Watch
Banana Fish Production Credits: Hiroko Utsumi Season Number: 1 Producer(s): Aniplex, Dentsu, Movic, Fuji TV, Shogakukan Studio: MAPPA Genre: Action, Drama Airdate: 07/06/2018 Current Schedule: Finished Status: Finished Sub Version Available: Yes Dub Version Available: No Recap If you like men fighting, men being aggressive, but also have a nice and sweet side. This anime might be for you. This anime will have you feeling different emotions throughout the series.
Op-ed: Remembering Virginia Tech's plantation legacy
Smithfield Plantation is at the heart of Virginia Tech. It is the sole institution that evolved into what we now know as Virginia Tech. When we visit the historical narrative that conjoins the two institutions, we read of the Preston and Olin Institute, Morrill Land-Grant College Act and fast-forward to Virginia Tech. However, what remains in obscurity within those intersecting timelines is perhaps the most important and challenging reflection of our reality.
You Can Play by Alex Miranda Cruz for Musicnotes
LET YOUR PASSION PLAY ON A simple melody. An incredible dream. A passion to perform. For 20 years we’ve fueled it with the largest and highest quality collection of sheet music in the world. Expertly notated. Beautifully crafted. Easily searched. In versions for every skill level. You can play - and we’re with you every note of the way.
Dress Up Or Dress Down: Fall Trends 2015
If you go to school in any place that experiences all four seasons (from the blistering summer to the wrath of below-freezing winters), then your Autumn will most likely start off nice and warm, ending with a slightly chilly, crisp quality to the air. Fall can be a tricky season to shop for, with its pronounced weather change that all Northeasterners dread, signaling that winter is, indeed, coming (Game of Thrones joke anyone?).
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