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From doing crosswords to making one of his own—here's how Marc Raila, manager of the Education Innovation Studio, makes it happen. Learn more and try his crossword here: https://bit.ly/4edQhAb

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I am excited to share my latest blog post, "Obsidian journey," detailing my progress and insights on my Obsidian journey. I have filtered out old papers and citations from the experimental phase, which were somehow forgotten, and invested in Obsidian sync to access them across multiple devices. Through this journey, I have come to realize that there is no one-size-fits-all approach to finding the best way. To read the full post, visit https://ift.tt/zpemd9q.

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A couple of new updates for musicians interested in exploring microtonality and tuning further: 1. Join the UnTwelve "Xenharmonic Praxis Summer Event" this year, June 20-23rd, in Conway, New Hampshire. More info: https://lnkd.in/gHifB32D 2. Try out the online microcsound interactive instrument, which uses a preloaded Ars Nova late medieval composition, but if you get a handle on the syntax of the input file, you can play around with your own doodles: https://lnkd.in/gvDhkVdH

The Journey Through College: Embracing the Transition from Academia to Freedom The college experience, often romanticized in movies and novels, is a profound journey that extends beyond the classroom. It’s a whirlwind of lectures, assignments, late-night study sessions, and the relentless cycle of exams. For those who immerse themselves deeply in their studies, college becomes an all-encompassing endeavor that shapes their daily routines, thoughts, and even their identity. But what happens when this chapter closes? When the last exam is taken and the final project submitted, a new question emerges: What do I do with all this free time now? The Academic Odyssey For many students, college is more than just a place of learning; it’s a crucible of personal and intellectual growth. From the first day of freshman year, there is a palpable excitement mixed with anxiety. Every semester brings new challenges and opportunities to prove oneself. The library becomes a second home, group projects a test of patience and collaboration, and every exam an opportunity to showcase hard-earned knowledge. Studying becomes a ritual, a structured part of daily life. Weekends are often spent catching up on readings or preparing for the next round of tests. The balance between academic obligations and personal life can be precarious, but the pursuit of excellence often takes precedence. This dedication, while rewarding, also means sacrificing leisure time and social activities. To Read more go to Echowave.org  

For people that want to learn about composition here is a 15 min video that covers the main parts- of course composition is an extensive topic that has a lot more, but we cover the main areas that can help people out!

Feeling overwhelmed with exams and extra sessions? 😩 Check out my new blog post! I share how I tackled the chaos using a tech trick called the Greedy Algorithm. 📅 Say goodbye to schedule clashes and hello to smooth sailing! ⛵️ #StudyHacks #TechMagic"

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