The
La Jolla Light presents this continuing series of online activities to undertake on your computer or tablet during your quarantine quandary.
Lectures & learning
• UC San Diego presents
“A Deep Look Into Earth Day 2021: The Changing Climate of Our Natural World” at noon Thursday, April 22, online. UCSD researchers will offer a range of perspectives on how the climate, human activities and other forces interconnect with the natural world. Free.
• Citizens’ Climate Lobby presents the
“Wild & Scenic” film festival beginning at 7 p.m. Thursday, April 22, online. The event, which runs through April 27, features 20 award-winning films about nature, activism, conservation, climate change, wildlife, environmental justice and agriculture. $25 ($20 with discount code CCLSDN); $15 for students.
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Many of last semesterâs favorites, as well as new event types, will be happening daily.
âCulinary is definitely coming back, and crafting is definitely coming back,â said Joel Brown, brand experience director.
In addition to certain events returning, the events will also be expanding.
âWe are going to be working with some amazing chefs from all over the world,â Brown said.
These chefs include many award-winning celebrity chefs such as Lish Steiling, who is returning to Refresh this semester.
Americaâs Test Kitchen chef Ashley Moore will be offering a residence hall cooking class designed to teach students how to make desserts using just a microwave and a fridge. For students in apartments, chef Dorie Greenspan will teach the art of French pastries in a baking class.
Paisley sisters to walk 100 miles for Beatson Cancer Charity
Sophie and Katie Quinn, aged six and four, originally aimed to walk 50 miles between them to raise money for the Beatson Cancer Charity this January. (Image: Andrew Neil)
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