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“We do New York better than New York,” says Dawn Keezer, director of the Pittsburgh Film Office. “We’ve been San Francisco, Paris, Ukraine and Atlanta.”
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This week’s streaming recommendations will leave you shocked, duped, stooped and surprised. Check out our twisted picks:
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Going through a breakup during pandemic isolation can be lonely. Senior staff columnist Genna Edwards offers personal advice on getting through it:
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.@_NoahHiles @AlexJStumpf and @CarterCritiques take your Pittsburgh sports questions now, LIVE on the @MikesBeerBar virtual happy hour! Leave your questions on the stream and we'll answer them live on screen. https://t.co/DfScUtoa4K
Having an entire six weeks of break was so great, we forgot what it felt like to stare at a screen for seven hours a day. Now, we remember what it feels like, but otherwise, there have been few thoughts moving through our brains. But here are some of them.
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NEW: Pitt added 26 new COVID-19 cases, composed of 24 students and two employees, between Tuesday and Thursday, with 32 students currently in isolation. The University’s previous case report, covering last Friday to Monday, included nine cases.
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In this week’s edition of The Green Space, contributing editor Sarah Stager explains the challenges and potential solutions to incorporating renewable energy into the existing electric grid.
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Miami snatched a victory from the jaws of defeat against Pitt women’s basketball on Thursday night, overcoming a 23-point first quarter deficit to defeat Pitt 72-68.
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Four Pitt current or former soccer players made the 176-player MLS SuperDraft pool. Edward Kizza became Pitt soccer’s first opening round selection in MLS history, but no other Panthers heard their name called.
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Harassment by communication, theft and more in this week’s police blotter.
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The recent completion of the nearly yearlong construction project on Bigelow Boulevard has caused both controversy and admiration on Pitt's campus. Hear student opinions on the newly completed project here, or on our YouTube at https://t.co/I4ZK6xgKwB and subscribe for updates!
Teddy bears are a common gift for any age or event, but for the Pitt community, teddy bears represent Holocaust survivor and educator Shulamit Bastacky, and her overwhelming kindness and passion to help others. Bastacky passed away Jan. 1 at 79.
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Senior staff writer Sinead McDevitt argues that “Ma Rainey’s Black Bottom” is a meditation on how Black people fit into a white world where they are, as the character Toledo calls them, “leftover[s] from history.”
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.@sethmeyers — whose father was a Pittsburgh native — took time on Thursday’s “Late Night” show on NBC to deliver a Pittsburgh-centric clap back at @tedcruz's recent comments.
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Pitt faculty and staff received an email from the University’s COVID-19 Medical Response Office on Thursday afternoon outlining a new COVID-19 testing program through Quest Diagnostics as well as a vaccine and daily health check app update.
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This year, a Pittsburgh-based company will watch its lunar lander carry a @NASA payload to the moon. Sharad Bhaskaran — the company's mission director — explains the challenge of landing its unit on the moon’s surface from a control center in #Pittsburgh
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Grab some popcorn. We picked out 10 movies — not for their artistic merit or awards earned — but solely for how well they show off our beautiful city of #Pittsburgh
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Students in “clinical-facing positions” will be able to schedule a COVID-19 vaccination appointment for next Thursday or Friday at the Petersen Events Center, according to COVID-19 Medical Response Office officials.
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In a sit-down with the Trib, Pa. Rep. Ed Gainey — Pittsburgh mayoral candidate — emphasized his commitment to helping the city make good on its billing as a “livable city” for all of its residents, including Blacks and other minorities.
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“It seems perfect for this moment. I think we are looking to young people to direct us and give us their insight. It was a magnificent poem,” said Yona Harvey, a nationally recognized poet and an associate professor at Pitt's Writing Program.
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.@_NoahHiles, @AlexJStumpf and @CarterCritiques will do another @MikesBeerBar Happy Hour Q&A live here and on Facebook at 5:30 p.m.!
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RT @bencschmitt: Pittsburgh literary voices praise Amanda Gorman's inaugural poem https://t.co/8ULT4M1BuJ via @JuliaFelton16
RT @nsmallwoodphoto: Downtown Pittsburgh as seen from Troy Hill on Thursday, Jan. 21, 2021.
