Lindsay Jones

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Q&A: Natalie "Nat" Margaret Houle, 2025 USITT Rising Star Winner

Feb 27, 2025 | livedesignonline.com | Lindsay Jones

Sound designer Natalie "Nat" Margaret Houle will be honored during the 2025 USITT Conference & Stage Expo, in Columbus, Ohio, March 5-8, 2025. Nat has a tremendous facility with a wide variety of technologies for music and sound design, both analog and digital, and she somehow manages to stay current on the latest developments in the field. It is my pleasure to interview her for Live Design. Live Design: How did you first get interested in sound design for theatre?
Learning the Importance of Maintaining Community During Political Uncertainty

Feb 19, 2025 | fairfieldmirror.com | Lindsay Jones

Months ago, when I visualized Jan. 20, 2025, I imagined a celebratory day where barriers would be broken. After years of waiting for this moment, my inner child longed to see a different face representing our nation’s highest office. When I pictured Jan. 20, I envisioned so clearly the inauguration of the first woman elected as President of the United States, with Kamala Harris setting a new American precedent. That optimistic vision for the next four years came to a halt early Nov.
Viral UDA Championships Highlight the Inequity Dancers Face as Student-Athletes

Feb 5, 2025 | fairfieldmirror.com | Lindsay Jones

The holiday break left us with ample time to tune into sporting events – from college to pro football, especially in the lead-up to the Superbowl. Certainly, it’s a busy time to be a sports fan. But there’s another competition that occupied my and many others’ attention over the holiday – a competition that went viral online and championed athletes all over the country.
The ‘Average Student’ Is A Myth. Teaching To Those At The Margins Helps All Kids

Nov 8, 2024 | omahadailyrecord.com | Lindsay Jones

The ‘Average Student’ Is A Myth. Teaching To Those At The Margins Helps All Kids The ‘Average Student’ Is a Myth. Teaching to Those at the Margins Helps All KidsJones: Because learner variability is the norm since the pandemic, educators need to start designing for it. Here's what that could that look like. As horrific as the pandemic was, it did the country at least one favor: it demolished the myth of the average student.
The ‘Average Student’ is a myth. Teaching to those at the margins helps all kids

Oct 22, 2024 | datiak12.io | Lindsay Jones

This story first appeared at The 74, a nonprofit news site covering education. Sign up for free newsletters from The 74 to get more like this in your inbox. As horrific as the pandemic was, it did the country at least one favor: it demolished the myth of the average student. Long ago, neuroscience proved that human brains are as variable as fingerprints. Everyone is different and learns differently.
The ‘Average Student’ Is a Myth. Teaching to Those at the Margins Helps All Kids

Oct 21, 2024 | the74million.org | Lindsay Jones

Get stories like these delivered straight to your inbox. Sign up for The 74 Newsletter As horrific as the pandemic was, it did the country at least one favor: it demolished the myth of the average student. Long ago, neuroscience proved that human brains are as variable as fingerprints. Everyone is different and learns differently.
10 Anime Characters Who Share MHA Dabi's English Voice Actor

Oct 16, 2024 | cbr.com | Miri Mikawa |Characters By |Lindsay Jones |Kara Eberle

My Hero Academia Published 12 minutes ago Sign in to your CBR account My Hero Academia’s Dabi, revealed to be Toya Todoroki in season 6 of the series, is one of the most intricately crafted and well-written villains in anime. He is the League of Villains' frontrunner in firepower and brutality, known for his anger and spite against a hero-worshipping society (and a father) that has wronged him and so many others. Dabi is beloved for his insanity and complexity, and part of what makes his...
Would Avatar Aang Survive These Anime Universes?

Oct 2, 2024 | cbr.com | Lindsay Jones |Kara Eberle |Barbara Dunkelman |Arryn Zech

Avatar: The Last Airbender (2005) Published 9 minutes ago Sign in to your CBR account Aang is without question the most powerful character in Avatar: The Last Airbender. As the Avatar, he is a master of all four elements, and an incredibly skilled martial artist. But being at the top of the world in his own series doesn't mean the 13-year-old powerhouse would be able to overcome opponents from outside of it. Avatar Aang is the greatest Bender in his world, but how would he survive in other...
Guarding the Brand: Intellectual Property Challenges in Sports

Sep 26, 2024 | attorneyatlawmagazine.com | Lindsay Jones

Athletes and major sports organizations aren’t just participants in a game; they are powerful global brands that capture the hearts and attention of millions. Their influence extends far beyond the field, drawing fans into a world where every game, piece of merchandise and social media interaction matters. With great influence comes great responsibility, especially when it comes to protecting intellectual property.
Dak Prescott’s $240 Million Deal Robs Us of a Contract Year for the Ages

Sep 8, 2024 | theringer.com | Lindsay Jones

AP Images/Ringer illustration No one should fault Dak Prescott for signing the deal the Cowboys finally put in front of him, a historic contract that makes him the NFL’s first $60 million–per-year player and allows him to retain his prestigious (if pressure-filled) role as the quarterback of America’s Team. For a 31-year-old passer who recently welcomed his first child and has already overcome one significant injury, that sort of job security must have been appealing.