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David Feuerstein

David Feuerstein's Jersey Shore Article - 0 views

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    In this article they are not talking a lot about the plot and setting about Jersey Shore. Rather, they are talking about the word guido and the stereotype this show is making. This article is saying that the word guido is a word that is very offensive to all Italian Americans. They say the word guido is a very offensive word for Italian Americans and they are shocked by how MTV is using it like it means nothing on network television. The article definitely has a point because the word guido is a very demeaning word for Italian Americans. The article talks about how the word guido is not the term you could usually call someone and pretend it's not a big deal. They say that because of the show Jersey Shore, it is a much more common word and it is making the population of young Italian Americans look bad.
Alexandra Stein

Masterworks Broadway - (Grease - Max Crumm) - 0 views

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    Masterworks Broadway Podcast of an Interview of Max Crumm Date Broadcasted - October 2, 2007 Genre - Broadway Max Crumm went through a lot to get his role in Grease as Danny Zuko such as being on a reality T.V. show. His interest in musicals started when he was very young, and now he finally is able to be in one. Masterworks Broadway has many podcasts having to do with Broadway and interviews with people who work behind the scenes on a specific show or people who are in the show. Max Crumm joins Masterworks Broadway to speak about what it is like to be in Grease, and how he got to where he is today.
sophie mann

NPR: 50 Great Voices Podcast - 0 views

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    NPR: 50 Great Voices is a weekly music oriented podcast. Every week the broadcast showcases a relatively unheard amazing vocalist whom they wish to share with their listeners. Each week of the year a new singer is brought on the show, this episode was broadcasted on February 1, 2011. This week's episode was focused on a jazz/pop singer named Dianne Reeves who the show was interested in because of the fact that she'd so beautifully mixed the two genres. The show provides a brief background history of the singer, i.e. what they've done in the past, who they've worked for, and what records they appear on. After listening to the two songs by Dianne Reeves the show provided I have come to the conclusion that she is an exceptionally talented woman, who is way worth listening to and in the future I would like to see new pieces of her career become public.
Adam Kenner

SXSW 2011: The internet is over | Technology | The Guardian - 0 views

  • everything and everyone in the world casts an 'information shadow', an aura of data
  • credit card companies can predict with 98% accuracy, two years in advance, when a couple is going to divorce, based on spending patterns alone
  • His take on the education system, for example, is that it is a badly designed game: students compete for good grades, but lose motivation when they fail. A good game, by contrast, never makes you feel like you've failed: you just progress more slowly. Instead of giving bad students an F, why not start all pupils with zero points and have them strive for the high score?
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  • "The end state of connectivity," he argues, "is that it provides citizens with increased power."
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    This is the fundamental obstacle to understanding where technology culture is heading: increasingly, it's about everything.
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    This is the fundamental obstacle to understanding where technology culture is heading: increasingly, it's about everything.
Jessica Bernheim

The Influence of Fast Food Advertisements on Children by Jessica Bernheim - 0 views

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    Obesity as many of us know, is a growing problem in the United States. It is extremely prevalent among the younger generation, as kids are more susceptible to advertisements on television and on the Internet. As this article states, children have a great influence over the food their parents buy. To put it bluntly, children can be annoying. They can scream and yell, essentially embarrassing you into buying them whatever they want. Years ago, discipline amongst parents was much stricter and a child who mouthed off would be subject to corporal punishment. However, society has greatly evolved, and in many families, the power balance among children and adults has shifted. Fast food advertisers are aware of this and take full advantage by placing commercials during popular television networks like Disney channel and Nickelodeon. Also, as the Internet has become more popular amongst young adults, advertisements for sugary snacks and greasy fried food have also increased. Obesity will continue to be a big issue in the United States but we can no longer only place the blame on the lack of options in supermarkets or parents themselves but rather advertisements in media that are negatively influencing children causing them to make bad decisions.
anastasiya moroz

White House Begins Campaign to Promote Science and Math Education - 0 views

This article is about the White House's plans to promote education in science, math, and engineering through televised programs such as Sesame Street, and shows on the Discovery Channel. This influ...

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started by anastasiya moroz on 24 Nov 09 no follow-up yet
Andrea Ditkoff

Period H Trimester 1 Assignment - 1 views

The URL of my article (from the Huffington Post) can be found at: http://www.huffingtonpost.com/susan-moeller/media-literacy-101-the-do_b_350293.html The article that I chose is part of a column i...

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started by Andrea Ditkoff on 21 Nov 09 no follow-up yet
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