Here are the top five comment generating posts from the last week:
I'm a Professional Dancer With Generalized Anxiety Disorder. Here's Why Dance Companies Need to Start Prioritizing Mental Health
Dance Magazine: My name is Abi Stafford, and I have generalized anxiety disorder.
I've had this "hook" in my mind for how I'd open an important essay my entire dance career, but I was never ready to talk about it, until now.
I might be the only dancer to say this, but the best change to result from the coronavirus shutdown is company class moving to Zoom.Carnegie Mellon reviews its teaching, research and practices in light of sustainable development goals
www.insidehighered.com: Carnegie Mellon University may be the first university to conduct a review of how its teaching, research and practices align with the United Nations-adopted sustainable development goals.
The review attempts to map how the university's varied activities align with each of the 17 SDGs, also known as the Global Goals, which focus on elimination of poverty and hunger, environmental sustainability and climate action, access to clean water, gender equality, quality education, and other areas.Randy Orton’s Tattoo Artist Sues Take-Two For Using Her Designs In WWE Games
kotaku.com: Take-Two and World Wrestling Entertainment are headed to trial after a judge ruled WWE 2K games copied the work of an artist responsible for some of pro wrestler Randy Orton’s tattoos.Theme park storytelling
InPark Magazine: As a child growing up in Los Angeles, I regularly visited Disneyland, Knott’s Berry Farm, and Universal Studios Hollywood. I was awed by the attractions at the parks and they left a lasting impression. What I did not understand at the time was that elements of storytelling were what so appealed to me, whether narrated or environmental. Fast forward to now, where I have two college degrees centered on stories, a Ph.D. where most of my research focused on theme park narratives, and classes I teach that emphasize the power of storytelling for great guest experiences. The stories in theme park spaces that I encountered over the years were major inspirations for my career path.Will Congress Save Cinema? Hollywood’s Top Filmmakers Issue Stark Warning
www.forbes.com: America’s most influential film directors sent America’s top lawmakers a fact-filled letter overflowing with powerful sentiment, urging Congress to use funds left over from the CARES Act to either bail out or at least temporarily save the country’s giant community of small to medium-sized theaters.
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