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1962 : Limbo Rocking Into The Teenage Years

by Val Mills in History, December 29, 2011
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A nostalgic look at becoming a teenager fifty years ago, in 1962.

Archaeology is a Brand! The Meaning of Archaeology in Contemporary Popular Culture (A Book Review)

by Athene in Social Sciences, August 4, 2011
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By Cornelius Holtorf
Illustration by Quentin Drew
2007. Oxford: Archaeopress.

False Idol

by zachzaba in Issues, June 28, 2011
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An editorial about false hope and fame.

The World and American Influence

by Ben Lachman in Issues, June 23, 2011
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American influence in spreading rapidly, and although some countries enjoy American movies and television, they do not support the widespread of American ideals. Some countries, on the other hand, are entirely anti-Americanization due to how America displays their values on the media. This paper will discuss these fundamentals as well as dive into the role the media has to play on America’s influence on the rest of the world. This paper will also discuss some of the ways the world perceives American culture and how its international wide spread of mercantile, media, and influence is causing cultures to lose their unique identity and become Americanized. Utilizing many sources, some of which include scholars, teachers, publishers, acclaimed writers, and reporters, this paper will argue the impact of Americanization around the globe.

British Invasion: 2011 Edition

by MissAthena in People, May 13, 2011
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A look at British culture on American soil.

Hip Hop Culture and Its Impact on American Culture and Society

by qazzaqvaz in Ethnicity, March 6, 2011
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It is only in the muid-20th century the African American art and culture got an opportunity to overcome the racial barriers. Due to the emergence of the Civil Rights movement, African American art and culture became available to white Americans, who proved to be interested in the unusual and very different art of African Americans. The popularity of African American art and culture was also determined by ongoing experiments in the American art at large. Nevertheless, in spite of the growing interest of white Americans to African American culture, it is necessary to point out the fact that the past and even the current attitudes to non-white artists mainly of African origin are absolutely unjust and, what is more, it is extremely biased.

Is Lady Gaga Transforming The Culture to go Gaga?

by serowa in People, February 16, 2011
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Like her or hate her, lady Gaga ensures that you notice her. Lady Gaga is her own person, or she? Is she a free spirit or a tortured soul?

Assonance of Saaya

by ysh.cabana in People, October 6, 2010
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A poem about Irie Saaya and her name being eponymous to the Japanese modeling industry, called gravure idol, intended not for the costumes they wear but for informal display.

Five Mythological Creatures

by LP Jardine in Folklore, October 4, 2010
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Here are five well known, and liked creatures of mythology.

Why is English The Most Widely Spoken Language in The World?

by Chelsearth in Languages, August 31, 2010
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Being literate in English is an ultimate advantage in dealing with the world.

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