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Friday, November 13th, 2015

James Peterson: “This is a Remix: Repetition as a Figure of Hip Hop Culture” – April 21, 2009

  Repetition is one of the foundational aesthetic principles of Hip Hop Culture.  Professor Peterson …

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Friday, November 13th, 2015

Erica Delsandro: “A Ninetyish Feeling: Decadence, Dandies and Queer History in the 1930s” – March 5, 2009

  Responding to scholars whose work has illuminated the distinctiveness of the 1930s in Britain, …

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Friday, November 13th, 2015

Ben Marsh: “Revealing Municipal Discrimination Through Mapping: Research and Legal Applications” – November 11, 2008

Ben Marsh works with a team of demographers, geographers, lawyers, and community activists in North …

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