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January 26th, 2012
Once we get past the irony of creativity self-help manuals promising us that we, too, can become creative gurus by following 5 easy steps, we can begin to see the underlying cultural importance of such works. Micki McGee, author of … Continue reading
January 25th, 2012
At midnight on Wednesday, January 18, a group of major websites closed down their services. Google redacted its image, Mozilla’s page went black, and Reddit and Wikipedia users were shut out. The Internet, something that is often portrayed as a … Continue reading
January 25th, 2012
In this podcast, Hanna Woodburn examines an incident the HitRECord community is calling “Girl, Interrupted.”
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