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Lecturers at Dundee and Angus College are preparing to welcome students back to its three campuses this Monday.
Restrictions gradually ease from April 26 and some students will be back in classrooms at the Kingsway and Gardyne campuses in Dundee, as well as Arbroath.
During the last year, teaching has been done remotely with a steady increase of a blended model of learning, allowing a mixture of online on-site lessons for some courses.
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Do you know your fungibles from your non-fungibles? Wormit watercolourist Angus McEwan is joining artists like Damien Hirst in a digital revolution.
From displaying a urinal in a gallery to a canvas being shredded at auction in front of stunned onlookers, the art world is anything but dull.
The most recent craze is selling unique pieces of data called NFTs instead of physical works of art.
“I have been watching it for a little while and I thought maybe it’s time to dip the toe into the market,” says Angus. “It might die and death but I think nothing ventured, nothing gained.”
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The Lord Lieutenant of Angus and the county’s Provost have paid their tributes to the Duke of Edinburgh, including fond memories of the last visit of The Queen and Prince Philip to the area almost two decades ago.
The Royal couple carried out a day-long whistle-stop tour of Angus in July sunshine, touching down at the Condor home of 45 Commando Royal Marines.
After leaving the base in the striking royal Bentley built for The Queen’s golden jubilee two years’ earlier, the next port of call for her Majesty was the official opening of a new community access and learning centre at the then Angus College, now D&A College, on Keptie Road in Arbroath.