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How Akira Kurosawa used classical Japanese theater conventions to translate the Bard’s poetic language into visual poetry
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How NASA marketed the Moon landing to the American public
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Historic newspapers reveal what Americans knew about events unfolding in Europe, and how they reacted to it
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How the off-color humor and lowbrow songs of working-class radicals fueled a major turning point in European history
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Why is cyberbullying so pervasive, and how can we protect ourselves and our children?
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Out of the streets and onto the pages: the birth of LGBT media.
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