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Film:
Hollywood North: Canada in the Age of the Film and Television Action Committee

Television:
Cougar Town: Hypocrisy at Its Worst

Music:
Beyonce, Gwen, and Kathryn: Notes on the Current State of Women in the Arts

Sports:
The President and the Tiger: Just War, Pacifism, and Enlightened Self-Interest

Bestsellers:
"Every Girl's Dream," Or Is It?: A Feminist Critique of Stephanie Meyer's Twilight

Politics:
Galileo in Hollywood

Venues:
Subversive Kitsch and the American Dream at the Liberace Museum

Style:
African-American Men's Self Expression: A Cultural Commentary, a Political Statement, or Both?

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"Eyes without a Face": Facebook as the New Panopticon

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