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  Re: Global National Public Television and Canada’s "Little Mosque on the Prairie"

  Ah, distribution

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  Kyle Conway University of North Dakota

  Friday, October 7, 2011 — 3:47 pm

  ended up with YCDTOT. What's remarkable, there, however, is that the networks on both side of the ...
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  Re: On Writing After the Death of Print

  Print is dead, long live print

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  Katherine Hayles Duke University

  Tuesday, February 7, 2012 — 4:22 pm

  The other side of the print-is-dead coin is the tremendous burst of innovation and exuberance that ...
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  Re: Bringing Wreck: The Films of Ava Duvernay

  continued...

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  Rachel Raimist University of Alabama

  Thursday, September 6, 2012 — 2:18 pm

  hold it open for the homies... maybe it's the PR/business side of Duvernay. (She's been ...
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  The lasting legacy of David Bordwell

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  Yuri Tsivian The University of Chicago

  September 23, 2024

  cinema." Across humanities, it is not unusual to see this or that movie presented to students as a side ...
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  Re: We Don't Need Another Hero: Individualism and Self-Reliance in Teen Television

  I too would be curious to

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  Phoebe Bronstein Georgia Tech

  Wednesday, November 14, 2012 — 5:00 am

  consequences. On the flip side, on a show like Vampire Diaries, the adults are often childish and the divide ...
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  Re: Awkward Black Girl: Too Black for TV

  Who Can Be Black on TV?

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  Aymar Jean Christian Northwestern University

  Wednesday, May 1, 2013 — 3:35 pm

  show and just read the title. Or, on the other side, that BET changed the name of its Gabrielle Union ...
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  Re: Chef Mystique (or, Why Do I Wonder What Gordon Is Thinking Even When He's Happy to Tell Me?)

  Gordon and Julia

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  Andrew P. Haley The University of Southern Mississippi

  Friday, June 28, 2013 — 11:09 pm

  father-Ramsey is the flip side of chef-Ramsey, the man who swears a blue streak for our entertainment. He is ...
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  Re: Race, Passing, and Lynching: Angel’s “Are You Now or Have You Ever Been”

  Roxanne, Thank you for your

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  Taylor Boulware University of Washington

  Friday, October 4, 2013 — 6:12 am

  both sides of the camera, can go a long way in helping us explore the troubling representations of race ...
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  Re: What's so gross about pink slime?

  Thanks for the insightful comments everyone!

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  Sarah O'Brien Georgia Institute of Technology

  Monday, October 21, 2013 — 3:17 am

  bet that it falls on the revolting side for most folks, but that’s not to deny the potential appeal. ...
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  Re: “People around these parts don’t eat that way”: Representations of Midwestern Taste in Roseanne

  Heartland/Hinterland

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  Staci Stutsman Syracuse University

  Saturday, January 11, 2014 — 9:46 pm

  this that walk this dicey line, straddle both sides of the binary, revel in some of the white trash ...

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