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"Breaking Up Is Hard to Do"- Sex and the City: The Ending(s) Sex and the City Dallas Curator's Note Writing about the last episode of Sex and the City (HBO, 1998-2004) seven years after bidding farewell to the series, I am faced with a conu ...

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Season? Finale?

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Kristen Heflin University of Alabama

May 19, 2011

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Season? Finale? season finales Curator's Note It wasn’t long ago when I sat huddled with my girlfriends and a batch of martinis during the series finale of Sex and the City. It was a sad day. Our glamorous friends were scheduled to disappear forever. ...

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Re: Season? Finale?

pitch for finales

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Eleanor Seitz University of Wisconsin - Madison

Thursday, May 19, 2011 — 8:13 pm

though season finales matter at the very least as a functionf of resolution (or not) narratives, web ... interest all over the world. Or at least in places that have a good internet connection. ...

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Legitimizing the Feminine?: Regulation and the Politics of Cheerleading Injuries

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Bryce McNeil Georgia State University

May 23, 2011

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Legitimizing the Feminine?: Regulation and the Politics of Cheerleading Injuries Sports Injuries sports regulation femininity concussions Curator's Note Just as male athletes have gotten bigger, cheerleading maneuvers have gotten increasingly acrobat ...

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Re: Legitimizing the Feminine?: Regulation and the Politics of Cheerleading Injuries

Legitimizing the Feminine & Feminizing the "Legitimate"

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Shane Toepfer University of North Georgia

Monday, May 23, 2011 — 11:49 pm

beginning to see the impact these discourses will have on these sports, as well as the backlash from ...

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Re: Legitimizing the Feminine?: Regulation and the Politics of Cheerleading Injuries

Cherishing the word "sport"

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Bryce McNeil Georgia State University

Tuesday, May 24, 2011 — 2:29 pm

athletes are-- or sexualized in a different way, at least. What makes a female athlete ...

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Re: "All Your Subversion Are Belong to Culture Industry" (That Means You Too, Banksy!)

Exit through Warner's wallet.

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Jeff Sleeper Film and Digital Media UCSC

Friday, May 27, 2011 — 2:12 am

In the end, all this opening sequence can really do is cause people to ask questions. Beginning ... with, “Why is this so long?”, the questions will begin to narrow in close analysis of the absolute ... ridiculousness happenings portrayed. One must begin to ask what the unicorn is doing at all (knowing that ...

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