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DESCRIPTION:The College of Human Ecology's Green Ambassadors will be curati
 ng “Make Do and Mend Together: A Patchwork of Solutions”\, a virtual u
 pcycling/recycling exhibit.  Based upon the World War II concept of “Mak
 e Do and Mend” the theme this year reflects on how we have made do and c
 oped during the COVID pandemic.\n\nWe are looking for submissions from the
  Cornell community\, as well as local artists\, so please spread the word.
   Because this will be a virtual exhibit\, we are looking for photos of yo
 ur work.   Please send submissions (photo\, title and description of work)
  by May 10.  We will publish the exhibit around June 1.  Please send submi
 ssions to Madjabi Castrejon\, mac587@cornell.edu.\n\n“Mending broken pie
 ces together might never bring back its originality. But beyond originalit
 y\, there lies happiness\, which could be brought by togetherness\, if we 
 work on it. And who knows\, maybe\, the broken pieces mend together to for
 m a new piece of art.” - Sreeja Swaminathan
LOCATION:
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DESCRIPTION:The College of Human Ecology's Green Ambassadors will be curati
 ng “Make Do and Mend Together: A Patchwork of Solutions”\, a virtual u
 pcycling/recycling exhibit.  Based upon the World War II concept of “Mak
 e Do and Mend” the theme this year reflects on how we have made do and c
 oped during the COVID pandemic.\n\nWe are looking for submissions from the
  Cornell community\, as well as local artists\, so please spread the word.
   Because this will be a virtual exhibit\, we are looking for photos of yo
 ur work.   Please send submissions (photo\, title and description of work)
  by May 10.  We will publish the exhibit around June 1.  Please send submi
 ssions to Madjabi Castrejon\, mac587@cornell.edu.\n\n“Mending broken pie
 ces together might never bring back its originality. But beyond originalit
 y\, there lies happiness\, which could be brought by togetherness\, if we 
 work on it. And who knows\, maybe\, the broken pieces mend together to for
 m a new piece of art.” - Sreeja Swaminathan
LOCATION:
SUMMARY:Make Do and Mend Together: A Patchwork of Solutions
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DESCRIPTION:The College of Human Ecology's Green Ambassadors will be curati
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 pcycling/recycling exhibit.  Based upon the World War II concept of “Mak
 e Do and Mend” the theme this year reflects on how we have made do and c
 oped during the COVID pandemic.\n\nWe are looking for submissions from the
  Cornell community\, as well as local artists\, so please spread the word.
   Because this will be a virtual exhibit\, we are looking for photos of yo
 ur work.   Please send submissions (photo\, title and description of work)
  by May 10.  We will publish the exhibit around June 1.  Please send submi
 ssions to Madjabi Castrejon\, mac587@cornell.edu.\n\n“Mending broken pie
 ces together might never bring back its originality. But beyond originalit
 y\, there lies happiness\, which could be brought by togetherness\, if we 
 work on it. And who knows\, maybe\, the broken pieces mend together to for
 m a new piece of art.” - Sreeja Swaminathan
LOCATION:
SUMMARY:Make Do and Mend Together: A Patchwork of Solutions
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DESCRIPTION:The College of Human Ecology's Green Ambassadors will be curati
 ng “Make Do and Mend Together: A Patchwork of Solutions”\, a virtual u
 pcycling/recycling exhibit.  Based upon the World War II concept of “Mak
 e Do and Mend” the theme this year reflects on how we have made do and c
 oped during the COVID pandemic.\n\nWe are looking for submissions from the
  Cornell community\, as well as local artists\, so please spread the word.
   Because this will be a virtual exhibit\, we are looking for photos of yo
 ur work.   Please send submissions (photo\, title and description of work)
  by May 10.  We will publish the exhibit around June 1.  Please send submi
 ssions to Madjabi Castrejon\, mac587@cornell.edu.\n\n“Mending broken pie
 ces together might never bring back its originality. But beyond originalit
 y\, there lies happiness\, which could be brought by togetherness\, if we 
 work on it. And who knows\, maybe\, the broken pieces mend together to for
 m a new piece of art.” - Sreeja Swaminathan
LOCATION:
SUMMARY:Make Do and Mend Together: A Patchwork of Solutions
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DESCRIPTION:The College of Human Ecology's Green Ambassadors will be curati
 ng “Make Do and Mend Together: A Patchwork of Solutions”\, a virtual u
 pcycling/recycling exhibit.  Based upon the World War II concept of “Mak
 e Do and Mend” the theme this year reflects on how we have made do and c
 oped during the COVID pandemic.\n\nWe are looking for submissions from the
  Cornell community\, as well as local artists\, so please spread the word.
   Because this will be a virtual exhibit\, we are looking for photos of yo
 ur work.   Please send submissions (photo\, title and description of work)
  by May 10.  We will publish the exhibit around June 1.  Please send submi
 ssions to Madjabi Castrejon\, mac587@cornell.edu.\n\n“Mending broken pie
 ces together might never bring back its originality. But beyond originalit
 y\, there lies happiness\, which could be brought by togetherness\, if we 
 work on it. And who knows\, maybe\, the broken pieces mend together to for
 m a new piece of art.” - Sreeja Swaminathan
LOCATION:
SUMMARY:Make Do and Mend Together: A Patchwork of Solutions
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 patchwork_of_solutions
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DESCRIPTION:The College of Human Ecology's Green Ambassadors will be curati
 ng “Make Do and Mend Together: A Patchwork of Solutions”\, a virtual u
 pcycling/recycling exhibit.  Based upon the World War II concept of “Mak
 e Do and Mend” the theme this year reflects on how we have made do and c
 oped during the COVID pandemic.\n\nWe are looking for submissions from the
  Cornell community\, as well as local artists\, so please spread the word.
   Because this will be a virtual exhibit\, we are looking for photos of yo
 ur work.   Please send submissions (photo\, title and description of work)
  by May 10.  We will publish the exhibit around June 1.  Please send submi
 ssions to Madjabi Castrejon\, mac587@cornell.edu.\n\n“Mending broken pie
 ces together might never bring back its originality. But beyond originalit
 y\, there lies happiness\, which could be brought by togetherness\, if we 
 work on it. And who knows\, maybe\, the broken pieces mend together to for
 m a new piece of art.” - Sreeja Swaminathan
LOCATION:
SUMMARY:Make Do and Mend Together: A Patchwork of Solutions
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.cornell.edu/event/make_do_and_mend_together_a_
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DESCRIPTION:The College of Human Ecology's Green Ambassadors will be curati
 ng “Make Do and Mend Together: A Patchwork of Solutions”\, a virtual u
 pcycling/recycling exhibit.  Based upon the World War II concept of “Mak
 e Do and Mend” the theme this year reflects on how we have made do and c
 oped during the COVID pandemic.\n\nWe are looking for submissions from the
  Cornell community\, as well as local artists\, so please spread the word.
   Because this will be a virtual exhibit\, we are looking for photos of yo
 ur work.   Please send submissions (photo\, title and description of work)
  by May 10.  We will publish the exhibit around June 1.  Please send submi
 ssions to Madjabi Castrejon\, mac587@cornell.edu.\n\n“Mending broken pie
 ces together might never bring back its originality. But beyond originalit
 y\, there lies happiness\, which could be brought by togetherness\, if we 
 work on it. And who knows\, maybe\, the broken pieces mend together to for
 m a new piece of art.” - Sreeja Swaminathan
LOCATION:
SUMMARY:Make Do and Mend Together: A Patchwork of Solutions
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DESCRIPTION:The College of Human Ecology's Green Ambassadors will be curati
 ng “Make Do and Mend Together: A Patchwork of Solutions”\, a virtual u
 pcycling/recycling exhibit.  Based upon the World War II concept of “Mak
 e Do and Mend” the theme this year reflects on how we have made do and c
 oped during the COVID pandemic.\n\nWe are looking for submissions from the
  Cornell community\, as well as local artists\, so please spread the word.
   Because this will be a virtual exhibit\, we are looking for photos of yo
 ur work.   Please send submissions (photo\, title and description of work)
  by May 10.  We will publish the exhibit around June 1.  Please send submi
 ssions to Madjabi Castrejon\, mac587@cornell.edu.\n\n“Mending broken pie
 ces together might never bring back its originality. But beyond originalit
 y\, there lies happiness\, which could be brought by togetherness\, if we 
 work on it. And who knows\, maybe\, the broken pieces mend together to for
 m a new piece of art.” - Sreeja Swaminathan
LOCATION:
SUMMARY:Make Do and Mend Together: A Patchwork of Solutions
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.cornell.edu/event/make_do_and_mend_together_a_
 patchwork_of_solutions
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DESCRIPTION:The College of Human Ecology's Green Ambassadors will be curati
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 pcycling/recycling exhibit.  Based upon the World War II concept of “Mak
 e Do and Mend” the theme this year reflects on how we have made do and c
 oped during the COVID pandemic.\n\nWe are looking for submissions from the
  Cornell community\, as well as local artists\, so please spread the word.
   Because this will be a virtual exhibit\, we are looking for photos of yo
 ur work.   Please send submissions (photo\, title and description of work)
  by May 10.  We will publish the exhibit around June 1.  Please send submi
 ssions to Madjabi Castrejon\, mac587@cornell.edu.\n\n“Mending broken pie
 ces together might never bring back its originality. But beyond originalit
 y\, there lies happiness\, which could be brought by togetherness\, if we 
 work on it. And who knows\, maybe\, the broken pieces mend together to for
 m a new piece of art.” - Sreeja Swaminathan
LOCATION:
SUMMARY:Make Do and Mend Together: A Patchwork of Solutions
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.cornell.edu/event/make_do_and_mend_together_a_
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DESCRIPTION:The College of Human Ecology's Green Ambassadors will be curati
 ng “Make Do and Mend Together: A Patchwork of Solutions”\, a virtual u
 pcycling/recycling exhibit.  Based upon the World War II concept of “Mak
 e Do and Mend” the theme this year reflects on how we have made do and c
 oped during the COVID pandemic.\n\nWe are looking for submissions from the
  Cornell community\, as well as local artists\, so please spread the word.
   Because this will be a virtual exhibit\, we are looking for photos of yo
 ur work.   Please send submissions (photo\, title and description of work)
  by May 10.  We will publish the exhibit around June 1.  Please send submi
 ssions to Madjabi Castrejon\, mac587@cornell.edu.\n\n“Mending broken pie
 ces together might never bring back its originality. But beyond originalit
 y\, there lies happiness\, which could be brought by togetherness\, if we 
 work on it. And who knows\, maybe\, the broken pieces mend together to for
 m a new piece of art.” - Sreeja Swaminathan
LOCATION:
SUMMARY:Make Do and Mend Together: A Patchwork of Solutions
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DESCRIPTION:The College of Human Ecology's Green Ambassadors will be curati
 ng “Make Do and Mend Together: A Patchwork of Solutions”\, a virtual u
 pcycling/recycling exhibit.  Based upon the World War II concept of “Mak
 e Do and Mend” the theme this year reflects on how we have made do and c
 oped during the COVID pandemic.\n\nWe are looking for submissions from the
  Cornell community\, as well as local artists\, so please spread the word.
   Because this will be a virtual exhibit\, we are looking for photos of yo
 ur work.   Please send submissions (photo\, title and description of work)
  by May 10.  We will publish the exhibit around June 1.  Please send submi
 ssions to Madjabi Castrejon\, mac587@cornell.edu.\n\n“Mending broken pie
 ces together might never bring back its originality. But beyond originalit
 y\, there lies happiness\, which could be brought by togetherness\, if we 
 work on it. And who knows\, maybe\, the broken pieces mend together to for
 m a new piece of art.” - Sreeja Swaminathan
LOCATION:
SUMMARY:Make Do and Mend Together: A Patchwork of Solutions
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.cornell.edu/event/make_do_and_mend_together_a_
 patchwork_of_solutions
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DESCRIPTION:The College of Human Ecology's Green Ambassadors will be curati
 ng “Make Do and Mend Together: A Patchwork of Solutions”\, a virtual u
 pcycling/recycling exhibit.  Based upon the World War II concept of “Mak
 e Do and Mend” the theme this year reflects on how we have made do and c
 oped during the COVID pandemic.\n\nWe are looking for submissions from the
  Cornell community\, as well as local artists\, so please spread the word.
   Because this will be a virtual exhibit\, we are looking for photos of yo
 ur work.   Please send submissions (photo\, title and description of work)
  by May 10.  We will publish the exhibit around June 1.  Please send submi
 ssions to Madjabi Castrejon\, mac587@cornell.edu.\n\n“Mending broken pie
 ces together might never bring back its originality. But beyond originalit
 y\, there lies happiness\, which could be brought by togetherness\, if we 
 work on it. And who knows\, maybe\, the broken pieces mend together to for
 m a new piece of art.” - Sreeja Swaminathan
LOCATION:
SUMMARY:Make Do and Mend Together: A Patchwork of Solutions
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.cornell.edu/event/make_do_and_mend_together_a_
 patchwork_of_solutions
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DESCRIPTION:The College of Human Ecology's Green Ambassadors will be curati
 ng “Make Do and Mend Together: A Patchwork of Solutions”\, a virtual u
 pcycling/recycling exhibit.  Based upon the World War II concept of “Mak
 e Do and Mend” the theme this year reflects on how we have made do and c
 oped during the COVID pandemic.\n\nWe are looking for submissions from the
  Cornell community\, as well as local artists\, so please spread the word.
   Because this will be a virtual exhibit\, we are looking for photos of yo
 ur work.   Please send submissions (photo\, title and description of work)
  by May 10.  We will publish the exhibit around June 1.  Please send submi
 ssions to Madjabi Castrejon\, mac587@cornell.edu.\n\n“Mending broken pie
 ces together might never bring back its originality. But beyond originalit
 y\, there lies happiness\, which could be brought by togetherness\, if we 
 work on it. And who knows\, maybe\, the broken pieces mend together to for
 m a new piece of art.” - Sreeja Swaminathan
LOCATION:
SUMMARY:Make Do and Mend Together: A Patchwork of Solutions
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.cornell.edu/event/make_do_and_mend_together_a_
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DESCRIPTION:The College of Human Ecology's Green Ambassadors will be curati
 ng “Make Do and Mend Together: A Patchwork of Solutions”\, a virtual u
 pcycling/recycling exhibit.  Based upon the World War II concept of “Mak
 e Do and Mend” the theme this year reflects on how we have made do and c
 oped during the COVID pandemic.\n\nWe are looking for submissions from the
  Cornell community\, as well as local artists\, so please spread the word.
   Because this will be a virtual exhibit\, we are looking for photos of yo
 ur work.   Please send submissions (photo\, title and description of work)
  by May 10.  We will publish the exhibit around June 1.  Please send submi
 ssions to Madjabi Castrejon\, mac587@cornell.edu.\n\n“Mending broken pie
 ces together might never bring back its originality. But beyond originalit
 y\, there lies happiness\, which could be brought by togetherness\, if we 
 work on it. And who knows\, maybe\, the broken pieces mend together to for
 m a new piece of art.” - Sreeja Swaminathan
LOCATION:
SUMMARY:Make Do and Mend Together: A Patchwork of Solutions
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.cornell.edu/event/make_do_and_mend_together_a_
 patchwork_of_solutions
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DESCRIPTION:The College of Human Ecology's Green Ambassadors will be curati
 ng “Make Do and Mend Together: A Patchwork of Solutions”\, a virtual u
 pcycling/recycling exhibit.  Based upon the World War II concept of “Mak
 e Do and Mend” the theme this year reflects on how we have made do and c
 oped during the COVID pandemic.\n\nWe are looking for submissions from the
  Cornell community\, as well as local artists\, so please spread the word.
   Because this will be a virtual exhibit\, we are looking for photos of yo
 ur work.   Please send submissions (photo\, title and description of work)
  by May 10.  We will publish the exhibit around June 1.  Please send submi
 ssions to Madjabi Castrejon\, mac587@cornell.edu.\n\n“Mending broken pie
 ces together might never bring back its originality. But beyond originalit
 y\, there lies happiness\, which could be brought by togetherness\, if we 
 work on it. And who knows\, maybe\, the broken pieces mend together to for
 m a new piece of art.” - Sreeja Swaminathan
LOCATION:
SUMMARY:Make Do and Mend Together: A Patchwork of Solutions
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.cornell.edu/event/make_do_and_mend_together_a_
 patchwork_of_solutions
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DESCRIPTION:The College of Human Ecology's Green Ambassadors will be curati
 ng “Make Do and Mend Together: A Patchwork of Solutions”\, a virtual u
 pcycling/recycling exhibit.  Based upon the World War II concept of “Mak
 e Do and Mend” the theme this year reflects on how we have made do and c
 oped during the COVID pandemic.\n\nWe are looking for submissions from the
  Cornell community\, as well as local artists\, so please spread the word.
   Because this will be a virtual exhibit\, we are looking for photos of yo
 ur work.   Please send submissions (photo\, title and description of work)
  by May 10.  We will publish the exhibit around June 1.  Please send submi
 ssions to Madjabi Castrejon\, mac587@cornell.edu.\n\n“Mending broken pie
 ces together might never bring back its originality. But beyond originalit
 y\, there lies happiness\, which could be brought by togetherness\, if we 
 work on it. And who knows\, maybe\, the broken pieces mend together to for
 m a new piece of art.” - Sreeja Swaminathan
LOCATION:
SUMMARY:Make Do and Mend Together: A Patchwork of Solutions
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.cornell.edu/event/make_do_and_mend_together_a_
 patchwork_of_solutions
CATEGORIES:Exhibit
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DTSTAMP:20260814T120252Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_36342115841378
DTSTART:20210416T120000Z
DTEND:20210416T210000Z
DESCRIPTION:The College of Human Ecology's Green Ambassadors will be curati
 ng “Make Do and Mend Together: A Patchwork of Solutions”\, a virtual u
 pcycling/recycling exhibit.  Based upon the World War II concept of “Mak
 e Do and Mend” the theme this year reflects on how we have made do and c
 oped during the COVID pandemic.\n\nWe are looking for submissions from the
  Cornell community\, as well as local artists\, so please spread the word.
   Because this will be a virtual exhibit\, we are looking for photos of yo
 ur work.   Please send submissions (photo\, title and description of work)
  by May 10.  We will publish the exhibit around June 1.  Please send submi
 ssions to Madjabi Castrejon\, mac587@cornell.edu.\n\n“Mending broken pie
 ces together might never bring back its originality. But beyond originalit
 y\, there lies happiness\, which could be brought by togetherness\, if we 
 work on it. And who knows\, maybe\, the broken pieces mend together to for
 m a new piece of art.” - Sreeja Swaminathan
LOCATION:
SUMMARY:Make Do and Mend Together: A Patchwork of Solutions
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.cornell.edu/event/make_do_and_mend_together_a_
 patchwork_of_solutions
CATEGORIES:Exhibit
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DTSTAMP:20260814T120252Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_36342115842403
DTSTART:20210417T120000Z
DTEND:20210417T210000Z
DESCRIPTION:The College of Human Ecology's Green Ambassadors will be curati
 ng “Make Do and Mend Together: A Patchwork of Solutions”\, a virtual u
 pcycling/recycling exhibit.  Based upon the World War II concept of “Mak
 e Do and Mend” the theme this year reflects on how we have made do and c
 oped during the COVID pandemic.\n\nWe are looking for submissions from the
  Cornell community\, as well as local artists\, so please spread the word.
   Because this will be a virtual exhibit\, we are looking for photos of yo
 ur work.   Please send submissions (photo\, title and description of work)
  by May 10.  We will publish the exhibit around June 1.  Please send submi
 ssions to Madjabi Castrejon\, mac587@cornell.edu.\n\n“Mending broken pie
 ces together might never bring back its originality. But beyond originalit
 y\, there lies happiness\, which could be brought by togetherness\, if we 
 work on it. And who knows\, maybe\, the broken pieces mend together to for
 m a new piece of art.” - Sreeja Swaminathan
LOCATION:
SUMMARY:Make Do and Mend Together: A Patchwork of Solutions
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.cornell.edu/event/make_do_and_mend_together_a_
 patchwork_of_solutions
CATEGORIES:Exhibit
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DTEND:20210418T210000Z
DESCRIPTION:The College of Human Ecology's Green Ambassadors will be curati
 ng “Make Do and Mend Together: A Patchwork of Solutions”\, a virtual u
 pcycling/recycling exhibit.  Based upon the World War II concept of “Mak
 e Do and Mend” the theme this year reflects on how we have made do and c
 oped during the COVID pandemic.\n\nWe are looking for submissions from the
  Cornell community\, as well as local artists\, so please spread the word.
   Because this will be a virtual exhibit\, we are looking for photos of yo
 ur work.   Please send submissions (photo\, title and description of work)
  by May 10.  We will publish the exhibit around June 1.  Please send submi
 ssions to Madjabi Castrejon\, mac587@cornell.edu.\n\n“Mending broken pie
 ces together might never bring back its originality. But beyond originalit
 y\, there lies happiness\, which could be brought by togetherness\, if we 
 work on it. And who knows\, maybe\, the broken pieces mend together to for
 m a new piece of art.” - Sreeja Swaminathan
LOCATION:
SUMMARY:Make Do and Mend Together: A Patchwork of Solutions
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.cornell.edu/event/make_do_and_mend_together_a_
 patchwork_of_solutions
CATEGORIES:Exhibit
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DTSTAMP:20260814T120252Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_36342115845477
DTSTART:20210419T120000Z
DTEND:20210419T210000Z
DESCRIPTION:The College of Human Ecology's Green Ambassadors will be curati
 ng “Make Do and Mend Together: A Patchwork of Solutions”\, a virtual u
 pcycling/recycling exhibit.  Based upon the World War II concept of “Mak
 e Do and Mend” the theme this year reflects on how we have made do and c
 oped during the COVID pandemic.\n\nWe are looking for submissions from the
  Cornell community\, as well as local artists\, so please spread the word.
   Because this will be a virtual exhibit\, we are looking for photos of yo
 ur work.   Please send submissions (photo\, title and description of work)
  by May 10.  We will publish the exhibit around June 1.  Please send submi
 ssions to Madjabi Castrejon\, mac587@cornell.edu.\n\n“Mending broken pie
 ces together might never bring back its originality. But beyond originalit
 y\, there lies happiness\, which could be brought by togetherness\, if we 
 work on it. And who knows\, maybe\, the broken pieces mend together to for
 m a new piece of art.” - Sreeja Swaminathan
LOCATION:
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 e Do and Mend” the theme this year reflects on how we have made do and c
 oped during the COVID pandemic.\n\nWe are looking for submissions from the
  Cornell community\, as well as local artists\, so please spread the word.
   Because this will be a virtual exhibit\, we are looking for photos of yo
 ur work.   Please send submissions (photo\, title and description of work)
  by May 10.  We will publish the exhibit around June 1.  Please send submi
 ssions to Madjabi Castrejon\, mac587@cornell.edu.\n\n“Mending broken pie
 ces together might never bring back its originality. But beyond originalit
 y\, there lies happiness\, which could be brought by togetherness\, if we 
 work on it. And who knows\, maybe\, the broken pieces mend together to for
 m a new piece of art.” - Sreeja Swaminathan
LOCATION:
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 e Do and Mend” the theme this year reflects on how we have made do and c
 oped during the COVID pandemic.\n\nWe are looking for submissions from the
  Cornell community\, as well as local artists\, so please spread the word.
   Because this will be a virtual exhibit\, we are looking for photos of yo
 ur work.   Please send submissions (photo\, title and description of work)
  by May 10.  We will publish the exhibit around June 1.  Please send submi
 ssions to Madjabi Castrejon\, mac587@cornell.edu.\n\n“Mending broken pie
 ces together might never bring back its originality. But beyond originalit
 y\, there lies happiness\, which could be brought by togetherness\, if we 
 work on it. And who knows\, maybe\, the broken pieces mend together to for
 m a new piece of art.” - Sreeja Swaminathan
LOCATION:
SUMMARY:Make Do and Mend Together: A Patchwork of Solutions
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DESCRIPTION:The College of Human Ecology's Green Ambassadors will be curati
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 pcycling/recycling exhibit.  Based upon the World War II concept of “Mak
 e Do and Mend” the theme this year reflects on how we have made do and c
 oped during the COVID pandemic.\n\nWe are looking for submissions from the
  Cornell community\, as well as local artists\, so please spread the word.
   Because this will be a virtual exhibit\, we are looking for photos of yo
 ur work.   Please send submissions (photo\, title and description of work)
  by May 10.  We will publish the exhibit around June 1.  Please send submi
 ssions to Madjabi Castrejon\, mac587@cornell.edu.\n\n“Mending broken pie
 ces together might never bring back its originality. But beyond originalit
 y\, there lies happiness\, which could be brought by togetherness\, if we 
 work on it. And who knows\, maybe\, the broken pieces mend together to for
 m a new piece of art.” - Sreeja Swaminathan
LOCATION:
SUMMARY:Make Do and Mend Together: A Patchwork of Solutions
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DESCRIPTION:The College of Human Ecology's Green Ambassadors will be curati
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 pcycling/recycling exhibit.  Based upon the World War II concept of “Mak
 e Do and Mend” the theme this year reflects on how we have made do and c
 oped during the COVID pandemic.\n\nWe are looking for submissions from the
  Cornell community\, as well as local artists\, so please spread the word.
   Because this will be a virtual exhibit\, we are looking for photos of yo
 ur work.   Please send submissions (photo\, title and description of work)
  by May 10.  We will publish the exhibit around June 1.  Please send submi
 ssions to Madjabi Castrejon\, mac587@cornell.edu.\n\n“Mending broken pie
 ces together might never bring back its originality. But beyond originalit
 y\, there lies happiness\, which could be brought by togetherness\, if we 
 work on it. And who knows\, maybe\, the broken pieces mend together to for
 m a new piece of art.” - Sreeja Swaminathan
LOCATION:
SUMMARY:Make Do and Mend Together: A Patchwork of Solutions
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.cornell.edu/event/make_do_and_mend_together_a_
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DESCRIPTION:The College of Human Ecology's Green Ambassadors will be curati
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 pcycling/recycling exhibit.  Based upon the World War II concept of “Mak
 e Do and Mend” the theme this year reflects on how we have made do and c
 oped during the COVID pandemic.\n\nWe are looking for submissions from the
  Cornell community\, as well as local artists\, so please spread the word.
   Because this will be a virtual exhibit\, we are looking for photos of yo
 ur work.   Please send submissions (photo\, title and description of work)
  by May 10.  We will publish the exhibit around June 1.  Please send submi
 ssions to Madjabi Castrejon\, mac587@cornell.edu.\n\n“Mending broken pie
 ces together might never bring back its originality. But beyond originalit
 y\, there lies happiness\, which could be brought by togetherness\, if we 
 work on it. And who knows\, maybe\, the broken pieces mend together to for
 m a new piece of art.” - Sreeja Swaminathan
LOCATION:
SUMMARY:Make Do and Mend Together: A Patchwork of Solutions
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DESCRIPTION:The College of Human Ecology's Green Ambassadors will be curati
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 pcycling/recycling exhibit.  Based upon the World War II concept of “Mak
 e Do and Mend” the theme this year reflects on how we have made do and c
 oped during the COVID pandemic.\n\nWe are looking for submissions from the
  Cornell community\, as well as local artists\, so please spread the word.
   Because this will be a virtual exhibit\, we are looking for photos of yo
 ur work.   Please send submissions (photo\, title and description of work)
  by May 10.  We will publish the exhibit around June 1.  Please send submi
 ssions to Madjabi Castrejon\, mac587@cornell.edu.\n\n“Mending broken pie
 ces together might never bring back its originality. But beyond originalit
 y\, there lies happiness\, which could be brought by togetherness\, if we 
 work on it. And who knows\, maybe\, the broken pieces mend together to for
 m a new piece of art.” - Sreeja Swaminathan
LOCATION:
SUMMARY:Make Do and Mend Together: A Patchwork of Solutions
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.cornell.edu/event/make_do_and_mend_together_a_
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DESCRIPTION:The College of Human Ecology's Green Ambassadors will be curati
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 pcycling/recycling exhibit.  Based upon the World War II concept of “Mak
 e Do and Mend” the theme this year reflects on how we have made do and c
 oped during the COVID pandemic.\n\nWe are looking for submissions from the
  Cornell community\, as well as local artists\, so please spread the word.
   Because this will be a virtual exhibit\, we are looking for photos of yo
 ur work.   Please send submissions (photo\, title and description of work)
  by May 10.  We will publish the exhibit around June 1.  Please send submi
 ssions to Madjabi Castrejon\, mac587@cornell.edu.\n\n“Mending broken pie
 ces together might never bring back its originality. But beyond originalit
 y\, there lies happiness\, which could be brought by togetherness\, if we 
 work on it. And who knows\, maybe\, the broken pieces mend together to for
 m a new piece of art.” - Sreeja Swaminathan
LOCATION:
SUMMARY:Make Do and Mend Together: A Patchwork of Solutions
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DESCRIPTION:The College of Human Ecology's Green Ambassadors will be curati
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 pcycling/recycling exhibit.  Based upon the World War II concept of “Mak
 e Do and Mend” the theme this year reflects on how we have made do and c
 oped during the COVID pandemic.\n\nWe are looking for submissions from the
  Cornell community\, as well as local artists\, so please spread the word.
   Because this will be a virtual exhibit\, we are looking for photos of yo
 ur work.   Please send submissions (photo\, title and description of work)
  by May 10.  We will publish the exhibit around June 1.  Please send submi
 ssions to Madjabi Castrejon\, mac587@cornell.edu.\n\n“Mending broken pie
 ces together might never bring back its originality. But beyond originalit
 y\, there lies happiness\, which could be brought by togetherness\, if we 
 work on it. And who knows\, maybe\, the broken pieces mend together to for
 m a new piece of art.” - Sreeja Swaminathan
LOCATION:
SUMMARY:Make Do and Mend Together: A Patchwork of Solutions
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.cornell.edu/event/make_do_and_mend_together_a_
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DESCRIPTION:The College of Human Ecology's Green Ambassadors will be curati
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 pcycling/recycling exhibit.  Based upon the World War II concept of “Mak
 e Do and Mend” the theme this year reflects on how we have made do and c
 oped during the COVID pandemic.\n\nWe are looking for submissions from the
  Cornell community\, as well as local artists\, so please spread the word.
   Because this will be a virtual exhibit\, we are looking for photos of yo
 ur work.   Please send submissions (photo\, title and description of work)
  by May 10.  We will publish the exhibit around June 1.  Please send submi
 ssions to Madjabi Castrejon\, mac587@cornell.edu.\n\n“Mending broken pie
 ces together might never bring back its originality. But beyond originalit
 y\, there lies happiness\, which could be brought by togetherness\, if we 
 work on it. And who knows\, maybe\, the broken pieces mend together to for
 m a new piece of art.” - Sreeja Swaminathan
LOCATION:
SUMMARY:Make Do and Mend Together: A Patchwork of Solutions
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.cornell.edu/event/make_do_and_mend_together_a_
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DESCRIPTION:The College of Human Ecology's Green Ambassadors will be curati
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 pcycling/recycling exhibit.  Based upon the World War II concept of “Mak
 e Do and Mend” the theme this year reflects on how we have made do and c
 oped during the COVID pandemic.\n\nWe are looking for submissions from the
  Cornell community\, as well as local artists\, so please spread the word.
   Because this will be a virtual exhibit\, we are looking for photos of yo
 ur work.   Please send submissions (photo\, title and description of work)
  by May 10.  We will publish the exhibit around June 1.  Please send submi
 ssions to Madjabi Castrejon\, mac587@cornell.edu.\n\n“Mending broken pie
 ces together might never bring back its originality. But beyond originalit
 y\, there lies happiness\, which could be brought by togetherness\, if we 
 work on it. And who knows\, maybe\, the broken pieces mend together to for
 m a new piece of art.” - Sreeja Swaminathan
LOCATION:
SUMMARY:Make Do and Mend Together: A Patchwork of Solutions
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.cornell.edu/event/make_do_and_mend_together_a_
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DESCRIPTION:The College of Human Ecology's Green Ambassadors will be curati
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 pcycling/recycling exhibit.  Based upon the World War II concept of “Mak
 e Do and Mend” the theme this year reflects on how we have made do and c
 oped during the COVID pandemic.\n\nWe are looking for submissions from the
  Cornell community\, as well as local artists\, so please spread the word.
   Because this will be a virtual exhibit\, we are looking for photos of yo
 ur work.   Please send submissions (photo\, title and description of work)
  by May 10.  We will publish the exhibit around June 1.  Please send submi
 ssions to Madjabi Castrejon\, mac587@cornell.edu.\n\n“Mending broken pie
 ces together might never bring back its originality. But beyond originalit
 y\, there lies happiness\, which could be brought by togetherness\, if we 
 work on it. And who knows\, maybe\, the broken pieces mend together to for
 m a new piece of art.” - Sreeja Swaminathan
LOCATION:
SUMMARY:Make Do and Mend Together: A Patchwork of Solutions
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.cornell.edu/event/make_do_and_mend_together_a_
 patchwork_of_solutions
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DESCRIPTION:The College of Human Ecology's Green Ambassadors will be curati
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 pcycling/recycling exhibit.  Based upon the World War II concept of “Mak
 e Do and Mend” the theme this year reflects on how we have made do and c
 oped during the COVID pandemic.\n\nWe are looking for submissions from the
  Cornell community\, as well as local artists\, so please spread the word.
   Because this will be a virtual exhibit\, we are looking for photos of yo
 ur work.   Please send submissions (photo\, title and description of work)
  by May 10.  We will publish the exhibit around June 1.  Please send submi
 ssions to Madjabi Castrejon\, mac587@cornell.edu.\n\n“Mending broken pie
 ces together might never bring back its originality. But beyond originalit
 y\, there lies happiness\, which could be brought by togetherness\, if we 
 work on it. And who knows\, maybe\, the broken pieces mend together to for
 m a new piece of art.” - Sreeja Swaminathan
LOCATION:
SUMMARY:Make Do and Mend Together: A Patchwork of Solutions
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.cornell.edu/event/make_do_and_mend_together_a_
 patchwork_of_solutions
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DESCRIPTION:The College of Human Ecology's Green Ambassadors will be curati
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 pcycling/recycling exhibit.  Based upon the World War II concept of “Mak
 e Do and Mend” the theme this year reflects on how we have made do and c
 oped during the COVID pandemic.\n\nWe are looking for submissions from the
  Cornell community\, as well as local artists\, so please spread the word.
   Because this will be a virtual exhibit\, we are looking for photos of yo
 ur work.   Please send submissions (photo\, title and description of work)
  by May 10.  We will publish the exhibit around June 1.  Please send submi
 ssions to Madjabi Castrejon\, mac587@cornell.edu.\n\n“Mending broken pie
 ces together might never bring back its originality. But beyond originalit
 y\, there lies happiness\, which could be brought by togetherness\, if we 
 work on it. And who knows\, maybe\, the broken pieces mend together to for
 m a new piece of art.” - Sreeja Swaminathan
LOCATION:
SUMMARY:Make Do and Mend Together: A Patchwork of Solutions
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.cornell.edu/event/make_do_and_mend_together_a_
 patchwork_of_solutions
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DTSTAMP:20260814T120252Z
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DTSTART:20210503T120000Z
DTEND:20210503T210000Z
DESCRIPTION:The College of Human Ecology's Green Ambassadors will be curati
 ng “Make Do and Mend Together: A Patchwork of Solutions”\, a virtual u
 pcycling/recycling exhibit.  Based upon the World War II concept of “Mak
 e Do and Mend” the theme this year reflects on how we have made do and c
 oped during the COVID pandemic.\n\nWe are looking for submissions from the
  Cornell community\, as well as local artists\, so please spread the word.
   Because this will be a virtual exhibit\, we are looking for photos of yo
 ur work.   Please send submissions (photo\, title and description of work)
  by May 10.  We will publish the exhibit around June 1.  Please send submi
 ssions to Madjabi Castrejon\, mac587@cornell.edu.\n\n“Mending broken pie
 ces together might never bring back its originality. But beyond originalit
 y\, there lies happiness\, which could be brought by togetherness\, if we 
 work on it. And who knows\, maybe\, the broken pieces mend together to for
 m a new piece of art.” - Sreeja Swaminathan
LOCATION:
SUMMARY:Make Do and Mend Together: A Patchwork of Solutions
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.cornell.edu/event/make_do_and_mend_together_a_
 patchwork_of_solutions
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DESCRIPTION:The College of Human Ecology's Green Ambassadors will be curati
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 pcycling/recycling exhibit.  Based upon the World War II concept of “Mak
 e Do and Mend” the theme this year reflects on how we have made do and c
 oped during the COVID pandemic.\n\nWe are looking for submissions from the
  Cornell community\, as well as local artists\, so please spread the word.
   Because this will be a virtual exhibit\, we are looking for photos of yo
 ur work.   Please send submissions (photo\, title and description of work)
  by May 10.  We will publish the exhibit around June 1.  Please send submi
 ssions to Madjabi Castrejon\, mac587@cornell.edu.\n\n“Mending broken pie
 ces together might never bring back its originality. But beyond originalit
 y\, there lies happiness\, which could be brought by togetherness\, if we 
 work on it. And who knows\, maybe\, the broken pieces mend together to for
 m a new piece of art.” - Sreeja Swaminathan
LOCATION:
SUMMARY:Make Do and Mend Together: A Patchwork of Solutions
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.cornell.edu/event/make_do_and_mend_together_a_
 patchwork_of_solutions
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DTSTAMP:20260814T120252Z
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DTEND:20210505T210000Z
DESCRIPTION:The College of Human Ecology's Green Ambassadors will be curati
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 pcycling/recycling exhibit.  Based upon the World War II concept of “Mak
 e Do and Mend” the theme this year reflects on how we have made do and c
 oped during the COVID pandemic.\n\nWe are looking for submissions from the
  Cornell community\, as well as local artists\, so please spread the word.
   Because this will be a virtual exhibit\, we are looking for photos of yo
 ur work.   Please send submissions (photo\, title and description of work)
  by May 10.  We will publish the exhibit around June 1.  Please send submi
 ssions to Madjabi Castrejon\, mac587@cornell.edu.\n\n“Mending broken pie
 ces together might never bring back its originality. But beyond originalit
 y\, there lies happiness\, which could be brought by togetherness\, if we 
 work on it. And who knows\, maybe\, the broken pieces mend together to for
 m a new piece of art.” - Sreeja Swaminathan
LOCATION:
SUMMARY:Make Do and Mend Together: A Patchwork of Solutions
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.cornell.edu/event/make_do_and_mend_together_a_
 patchwork_of_solutions
CATEGORIES:Exhibit
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DTSTAMP:20260814T120252Z
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DESCRIPTION:The College of Human Ecology's Green Ambassadors will be curati
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 pcycling/recycling exhibit.  Based upon the World War II concept of “Mak
 e Do and Mend” the theme this year reflects on how we have made do and c
 oped during the COVID pandemic.\n\nWe are looking for submissions from the
  Cornell community\, as well as local artists\, so please spread the word.
   Because this will be a virtual exhibit\, we are looking for photos of yo
 ur work.   Please send submissions (photo\, title and description of work)
  by May 10.  We will publish the exhibit around June 1.  Please send submi
 ssions to Madjabi Castrejon\, mac587@cornell.edu.\n\n“Mending broken pie
 ces together might never bring back its originality. But beyond originalit
 y\, there lies happiness\, which could be brought by togetherness\, if we 
 work on it. And who knows\, maybe\, the broken pieces mend together to for
 m a new piece of art.” - Sreeja Swaminathan
LOCATION:
SUMMARY:Make Do and Mend Together: A Patchwork of Solutions
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.cornell.edu/event/make_do_and_mend_together_a_
 patchwork_of_solutions
CATEGORIES:Exhibit
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DTSTAMP:20260814T120252Z
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DTSTART:20210507T120000Z
DTEND:20210507T210000Z
DESCRIPTION:The College of Human Ecology's Green Ambassadors will be curati
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 pcycling/recycling exhibit.  Based upon the World War II concept of “Mak
 e Do and Mend” the theme this year reflects on how we have made do and c
 oped during the COVID pandemic.\n\nWe are looking for submissions from the
  Cornell community\, as well as local artists\, so please spread the word.
   Because this will be a virtual exhibit\, we are looking for photos of yo
 ur work.   Please send submissions (photo\, title and description of work)
  by May 10.  We will publish the exhibit around June 1.  Please send submi
 ssions to Madjabi Castrejon\, mac587@cornell.edu.\n\n“Mending broken pie
 ces together might never bring back its originality. But beyond originalit
 y\, there lies happiness\, which could be brought by togetherness\, if we 
 work on it. And who knows\, maybe\, the broken pieces mend together to for
 m a new piece of art.” - Sreeja Swaminathan
LOCATION:
SUMMARY:Make Do and Mend Together: A Patchwork of Solutions
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.cornell.edu/event/make_do_and_mend_together_a_
 patchwork_of_solutions
CATEGORIES:Exhibit
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DTSTAMP:20260814T120252Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_36342115959160
DTSTART:20210508T120000Z
DTEND:20210508T210000Z
DESCRIPTION:The College of Human Ecology's Green Ambassadors will be curati
 ng “Make Do and Mend Together: A Patchwork of Solutions”\, a virtual u
 pcycling/recycling exhibit.  Based upon the World War II concept of “Mak
 e Do and Mend” the theme this year reflects on how we have made do and c
 oped during the COVID pandemic.\n\nWe are looking for submissions from the
  Cornell community\, as well as local artists\, so please spread the word.
   Because this will be a virtual exhibit\, we are looking for photos of yo
 ur work.   Please send submissions (photo\, title and description of work)
  by May 10.  We will publish the exhibit around June 1.  Please send submi
 ssions to Madjabi Castrejon\, mac587@cornell.edu.\n\n“Mending broken pie
 ces together might never bring back its originality. But beyond originalit
 y\, there lies happiness\, which could be brought by togetherness\, if we 
 work on it. And who knows\, maybe\, the broken pieces mend together to for
 m a new piece of art.” - Sreeja Swaminathan
LOCATION:
SUMMARY:Make Do and Mend Together: A Patchwork of Solutions
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.cornell.edu/event/make_do_and_mend_together_a_
 patchwork_of_solutions
CATEGORIES:Exhibit
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20260814T120252Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_36342115961209
DTSTART:20210509T120000Z
DTEND:20210509T210000Z
DESCRIPTION:The College of Human Ecology's Green Ambassadors will be curati
 ng “Make Do and Mend Together: A Patchwork of Solutions”\, a virtual u
 pcycling/recycling exhibit.  Based upon the World War II concept of “Mak
 e Do and Mend” the theme this year reflects on how we have made do and c
 oped during the COVID pandemic.\n\nWe are looking for submissions from the
  Cornell community\, as well as local artists\, so please spread the word.
   Because this will be a virtual exhibit\, we are looking for photos of yo
 ur work.   Please send submissions (photo\, title and description of work)
  by May 10.  We will publish the exhibit around June 1.  Please send submi
 ssions to Madjabi Castrejon\, mac587@cornell.edu.\n\n“Mending broken pie
 ces together might never bring back its originality. But beyond originalit
 y\, there lies happiness\, which could be brought by togetherness\, if we 
 work on it. And who knows\, maybe\, the broken pieces mend together to for
 m a new piece of art.” - Sreeja Swaminathan
LOCATION:
SUMMARY:Make Do and Mend Together: A Patchwork of Solutions
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.cornell.edu/event/make_do_and_mend_together_a_
 patchwork_of_solutions
CATEGORIES:Exhibit
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20260814T120252Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_36342115962234
DTSTART:20210510T120000Z
DTEND:20210510T210000Z
DESCRIPTION:The College of Human Ecology's Green Ambassadors will be curati
 ng “Make Do and Mend Together: A Patchwork of Solutions”\, a virtual u
 pcycling/recycling exhibit.  Based upon the World War II concept of “Mak
 e Do and Mend” the theme this year reflects on how we have made do and c
 oped during the COVID pandemic.\n\nWe are looking for submissions from the
  Cornell community\, as well as local artists\, so please spread the word.
   Because this will be a virtual exhibit\, we are looking for photos of yo
 ur work.   Please send submissions (photo\, title and description of work)
  by May 10.  We will publish the exhibit around June 1.  Please send submi
 ssions to Madjabi Castrejon\, mac587@cornell.edu.\n\n“Mending broken pie
 ces together might never bring back its originality. But beyond originalit
 y\, there lies happiness\, which could be brought by togetherness\, if we 
 work on it. And who knows\, maybe\, the broken pieces mend together to for
 m a new piece of art.” - Sreeja Swaminathan
LOCATION:
SUMMARY:Make Do and Mend Together: A Patchwork of Solutions
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.cornell.edu/event/make_do_and_mend_together_a_
 patchwork_of_solutions
CATEGORIES:Exhibit
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