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  Re: Once More, With Feeling: GLEE “Imagines” a Karaoke Future

  How did they hear their music cues?

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  David Kociemba Emerson College

  Wednesday, April 7, 2010 — 2:15 pm

  it's possible for him to hear the vibrations from the instruments, as we're dealing with a piano ... tones he could hear would vary, making it possible that he could get the high, airy notes of ...
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  Re: Once More, With Feeling: GLEE “Imagines” a Karaoke Future

  I have always loved, and

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  Karen Tongson University of Southern California

  Wednesday, April 7, 2010 — 4:31 pm

  etc. Of course, the article doesn't take into account the Pan-Asian cultural histories and ...
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  Streisand as Mantra: Glee and the Musical Jewish Question

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  Josh Kun USC Annenberg School for Communication

  April 08, 2010

  1 comment

  sleeve—actually, more like, under a snug cardigan. Asian Tina is actually Tina Cohen-Chang (played by South Korea ...
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  Re: The Grain of Glee

  I Haven't Stopped Believin'...

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  Christine B Balance Asian American Studies, UC Irvine

  Thursday, April 8, 2010 — 5:28 am

  because many of my own high school teachers thought of me as the "Other Asian"; or maybe ...
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  Re: Once More, With Feeling: GLEE “Imagines” a Karaoke Future

  Utopia's Rehearsals and Karaoke's Future

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  Christine B Balance Asian American Studies, UC Irvine

  Thursday, April 8, 2010 — 6:19 am

  that diasporic/migrant Asians carry it with them wherever they may go. This all just further fuels my ... desire (as well as frustration) that GLEE's Tina and the "other Asian" character soon grab ...
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  Marketing Mythology on India’s Cartoon Network

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  Barton Scott Montana State University

  April 12, 2010

  8 comments

  Marketing Mythology on India’s Cartoon Network Hinduism comic books animation Curator's Note At 11am on Sunday, March 28, 2010, Cartoon Network India aired the first episode of its new series, Amar Chitra Katha or “Immortal Picture Stories” (hencefor ...
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  Re: Marketing Mythology on India’s Cartoon Network

  Screening Hinduism

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  Barton Scott Montana State University

  Tuesday, April 13, 2010 — 12:08 am

  I wonder whether some of the attention devoted to the ACK's possible Hindu bias owes its energy to ...
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  Attending to Attention: Church Bells, Prayer Calls, and American Public Space

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  Isaac Weiner Georgia State University

  April 13, 2010

  5 comments

  moreover, that religious sounds could not possibly constitute noise. “Noise” is a funny thing.   On the one ...
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  “The Same God Made Us All”: The Particular Universalism of Religion in America

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  Jenna Tiitsman UNC-Chapel Hill and Auburn Media

  April 14, 2010

  6 comments

  Similarly, this television ad turns to the widest public possible and claims it as the very foundation of ...
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  Imagining the Self-Controller: ‘The Wild Divine Project’ as an Experiment in Religious Game Interface

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  Vincent Gonzalez UNC - Chapel Hill

  April 15, 2010

  6 comments

  Imagining the Self-Controller: ‘The Wild Divine Project’ as an Experiment in Religious Game Interface wellness video games spirituality new age branding Curator's Note /*-->*/ The Wild Divine Project has posed a classificatory problem since 2003, ...

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