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Evan Hearn

Evan Hearn

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Host, 4th and JAWN

New Jersey

Final Covers

Sport, Football Paris,Ligue 1 Future Ligue 3, Red Star FC Ligue 2

Doesn’t Cover

film, television

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Seniority Positions

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Content

Total articles 4

  • Cockrell student uses drones to change agriculture, landscaping - The Daily Texan

    By Evan Hearn| The Daily Texan Verified As drone technology becomes more accessible, UT students and faculty are using the unmanned aircraft to change the nature of agriculture and landscaping. Marwan Madi, an electrical and computer engineering junior, has been utilizing drones in two simultaneous projects: one to improve the efficiency of University landscaping and the other to aid Texas farmers. Both initiatives make use of the drones’ ability to quickly cover large areas and capture light invisible to the human eye.

    By Evan Hearn · The Daily Texan

    Mar. 07, 2019

  • UT press publication on ‘A Tribe Called Quest’ reaches NYT Best Seller list - The Daily Texan

    By Evan Hearn| The Daily Texan Verified For the first time in 41 years, UT has published a New York Times best-selling novel. “Go Ahead in the Rain: Notes to A Tribe Called Quest,” a book written by Hanif Abdurraqib and published by UT Press, covers the history of hip-hop group A Tribe Called Quest and details the author’s experiences as a black man.

    By Evan Hearn · The Daily Texan

    Feb. 28, 2019

  • Cockrell student uses drones to change agriculture, landscaping - The Daily Texan

    By Evan Hearn| The Daily Texan Verified As drone technology becomes more accessible, UT students and faculty are using the unmanned aircraft to change the nature of agriculture and landscaping. Marwan Madi, an electrical and computer engineering junior, has been utilizing drones in two simultaneous projects: one to improve the efficiency of University landscaping and the other to aid Texas farmers. Both initiatives make use of the drones’ ability to quickly cover large areas and capture light invisible to the human eye.

    By Evan Hearn · The Daily Texan

    Mar. 07, 2019

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Company Info

4th and JAWN

De Pere, Wisconsin, United States

+1 514-777-9453