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WE WILL HAVE CONTINUED COVERAGE ON THIS STORY TONIGHT AT TEN. WELL, OUR STATE HAS BECOME A HUB FOR FILM AND TV OVER THE PAST FEW DECADES, BUT ONE SCHOOL IS ALSO MAKING STRIDES IN THE ANIMATION FIELD.

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Weeks ago, an article written by Sebastian T. Blackwood was published in the Maine Campus arguing the merits of the proposed per-credit artificial intelligence program. I oppose many of his arguments.

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To the editor: Guest contributor Devon Provo laments L.A. County’s limited progress toward goals for depaving (“L.A. is ripping up 1,600 acres of pavement — but is it too little, too late?,” Jan. 28).