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Guest Blog Post: Digging in the (White) Trash
Please welcome Dr. Tasha Dunn, one of my colleagues in the UNK Department of Communication with her guest blog post about her upcoming book, Taking Out the “Trash”: Mediated Representations and Lived Experiences of White Working-Class People, coming soon from Routledge Books. … Continue reading
Pop Culture Roundup
World’s Oldest Romance Writer Passes Away at Age 105 And she so doesn’t fit into your stereotypes. (Unless your stereotype is of someone who was supposedly conceived during an affair with a Russian duke… DiGiorno pizza gets good response to … Continue reading
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You talkin’ to me? 150 great movie lines & catch-phrases
/Film posted a great collection of movie lines and catch-phrases today. Quotable quotes ranging from Apocalypse Now (“I love the smell of napalm in the morning….” to Zombieland (“Time to nut up or shut up.”) You can read the complete … Continue reading