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Arts and culture are often on the chopping block when funding cuts roll through. This MSU professor believes art education ...

With a paper plate, some construction paper, and colorful dot stickers, you can create an easy gumball machine that captures a nice visual of 100 days. To make it extra hands-on and tactile, you can ...

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