Cartaxo Weekly Journal- Global Cultural and Academic News

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Cartaxo Weekly Journal is an international journal focusing on cultural and academic news. ​

Since 1923, Cartaxo Weekly has provided Gallia with international news regarding academic projects, literature, the arts, and other cultural outlets. In 1978, Cartaxo Weekly began to operate internationally- outside of Gallia. Like AP, Tidningarnas Telegrambyra ,or PAHINA, Cartaxo Weekly sources its news from international news organizations and attempts to avoid direct commentary. Additionally, the Cartaxo Weekly Journal draws on academic journals to provide briefs and reviews

Cartaxo Weekly went live on the internet in 2011 and remains free. All entries will reference their origin. See example.

O Globo (Madurja)

The University of St. Angelo announced that it will increase funding to local archaeology projects. The University of St. Angelo, known for its work in archaeology, will fund projects through 2016 which investigate religious architecture and trends in the 13th and 14th centuries in Northern Madurja.

 

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Madurja History Literature Review

A new book set to release in Madurja examines the rise and fall of the Maduran navy during the 18th and early 19th centuries. The Beaten Shrouds- Madurja's Navy 1700-1810 by Antonio Rendas explores why Madurja became a key naval power and its position collapsed in an instant in 1804. The book was a 10 year project by Dr. Rendas. The book is well researched and is the first narrative on the subject since 2017.


Redondo Theater News

A revival of Where the Wind Shakes, has turned into a disaster for the production company as nearly every review has panned the troubled production. Despite early promise, the production failed to deliver 10 shows into its Gallian tour. A recent show in Auraria led to the main cast facing a booing audience by the third act, forcing the nights show to be cancelled and refunds issued. The show is still scheduled to appear in Redondo this week despite paltry ticket sales.