AGP Executive Report
Last update: an hour agoLocal Arts & Culture: A nostalgic TV-memoir from the 1980s recalls a high-school stint on “It’s Academic,” where a French Guiana geography question (Cayenne) and a comedic misfire (“Joe Sex” for the sextant) still linger—plus a punchline about never receiving the promised “I Lost My Mind on It’s Academic” t-shirt. Nature & Community: A viewpoint piece celebrates painted lady butterflies visiting front-yard coneflowers, using “Butterflies of British Columbia” and iNaturalist to confirm the species and explain their wide global range, seasonal migrations, and why sightings in cooler regions happen after southern arrivals.
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