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Imagine this: skies with strokes of bright yellow, with bouts of orange, as if they’re in the midst of turning into flames; below them, a mountain with a gaping wound, looking upon its valley, filled with scattered trees, scattered people. Some have been marked by numbers and letters; others have turned into faint silhouettes.
Two Jesuits took their final vows at Loyola Marymount University’s Sacred Heart Chapel in spring 2022, committing their lives to the 482-year-old Society of Jesus. The religious order they joined is a worldwide leader in education, renowned for its service work, and distinguished for its spiritual practices.
Each time you ask the question “What is the metaverse?” you may get a slightly different answer. You may hear vague descriptions with buzzwords, such as digital presence, virtual reality, gamification, and the like. However, in an interview with Forbes Magazine, Justin Trevor Winters, visiting professor of screenwriting at Loyola Marymount University, offered a far more expansive and intriguing explanation.
In the spring of 2008, the bones of an ancient market gathered, one upon each unsharpened corner of Sunken Garden, Sacred Heart Chapel resplendent at their center. Slowly, they became visible; the stalls were marked and colorful; and merchants and traders were everywhere – selling spices, food, drinks.
Maybe it was because he was shot by a riot cannon or that he stood six feet away from an exploding flash bang grenade, but LMU studio arts major Trevor Jackson said that photographing…
In two weeks, a peaceful country with a routine daily life has been turned into a war zone. Against the expectations of most experts, Vladimir Putin and the Russian Federation launched a military attack against…
Forget everything you’ve ever known or heard about poetry. It may seem counterintuitive to say so, and sometimes poetry is considered relevant only for a particular group of people (spoiler alert: mainly, poets!), but…
