Nudity in film and the male gaze in 1939 cinema
Hollywood columnist Jack Mathews argues that cleavage and nude scenes reflect a male-dominated media system. He cites Gone with the Wind, cultural standards, and feminist critique, asking whether nudity dehumanizes actresses and noting the scripts versus pay debate.
Hazing debate prompts reform calls in colleges
New York Times account cites 39 student deaths over seven years from fraternity hazing with many more injuries. CHUCK founder Eileen Stevens reports mixed progress as anti hazing laws spread, while conservative student currents renew interest in Greek life and potential abuses. Theodore Roosevelt is noted for historic opposition to hazing.
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Hackensack No-Pay Phones Draw Crowds
Hackensack residents and visitors flocked to free international calls when a faulty electronic switching center bypassed the payment system. Police estimate a $104.82 charge on one call. detectives investigated theft of service as lines formed on Saturdays while the issue persisted.
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Hackensack
N.J
New Jersey Bell
Spencer
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Steve Moger
Three Pay Aere Iees
Moyer
Shrine to Music Museum Gathers World Class Instruments
In Vermillion South Dakota the Shrine to Music Museum on the University of South Dakota campus houses rare instruments gathered from Europe Asia Africa and the Pacific. Visitors including scholars and students can touch historic items such as a 1680 Stradivari guitar and a 1693 Stradivari violin. The collection began after World War I with Britons selling heirlooms to fund hard times and was brought to USD in 1966 by professor emeritus Arne B Larson. The earliest piece in the collection is an ocarina linked to a Norwegian grandfather’s Civil War era music.
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Vermillion
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Shrine To Music
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Italy
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Growing Up Catholic spoof fuels unlikely book boom
Four young authors born from New York publishing circles created Growing Up Catholic a bestseller with 475000 copies in print after a modest initial run. The book lampoons Catholic culture while keeping humor gentle and warm and features authors Meara Stone Kelly and Davis and editor Loretta Barrett notes.
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New York Times
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Doubleday-Dolphin
Mary Jane Frances Carolina Meara
Jeffrey Allen
Joseph Stone
Maureen Anne Teresa Kelly
Richard Glen Michael Davis
Loretta Barrett
Doubleday
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