Here’s my second entry of movies filmed in Pittsburgh that I mostly haven’t seen. My tastes may not be yours, though, so feel free to try these through your favorite streaming or rental source.
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I’ve reviewed some excellent movies filmed in Pittsburgh, but I’ve passed over many more. This entry may say more about my tastes than the quality of the individual movies. If you have more tolerance for violence, horror, or silly comedy, you can find these through your favorite streaming or rental source.
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In this final post, I’ll talk about the preliminary findings of our data management survey and interviews with members of the CMU energy research community regarding how the University Libraries might improve data support. If you don’t have time to read the full post, I have 5 takeaways listed at the end.
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Our next three movies spotlight brotherly love, and the love of fathers and daughters, challenged by poverty, separation, and tragic accidents. All three are played against the background of Pittsburgh mills, parks, and streets. You might recognize some of the emotions, and some of the scenery.
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Believe it or not, there are four movies made in Pittsburgh featuring boxing, wrestling, and fighting. You know the “Rocky” series, but these also pack a punch, hold you in a vise, and just might knock you out!
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We are happy to announce that visitors are once again permitted in CMU Libraries buildings on the Pittsburgh campus following the university’s shift to a transitional COVID-19 risk posture.
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I’m amazed and grateful for all the LGBTQIA+ literature I’ve enjoyed, and I’m excited for future possibilities.
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These films didn’t break box-office records, but they hold interest and hold up well. If you’re a true Pittsburgher, and/or a movie-lover, check these out! You may discover a new favorite.
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As part of Mental Health Awareness month in the United States, this month's Diversity Book Display will focus on Mental Health, which is as important as physical health, yet is still widely misunderstood and stigmatized in society.
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Carnegie Mellon University is uniquely positioned to take a lead role in making data accessible to everyone due to our long history of advancing the field of data science and data application.
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