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A desk sits in the middle of the Infinite Hopper: An Algorithmic Journey Through Light and Space exhibition in Sheldon Museum of Art. Hopper artworks are projected on three walls.

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Jack Hilgert, Conservation Education Coordinator for the Nebraska Forest Service, answers second graders’ questions about their new blue spruce seedlings they will be growing in their Humboldt Table Rock Steinauer school classroom in Humboldt, Nebraska.

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An aerial view of the flooding Nebraska communities faced in 2019.

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Cheryl Muregerera (left), a Kawasaki Reading Room worker and graduate student in educational administration, leads students in throwing roasted soybeans to drive away “demons” as part of Japan’s mamemaki ceremony. The ritual is intended to drive away evil spirits and welcome good fortune.

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