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glli-us.org
May GLLI Blog Series: Japan in Translation, No. 15 Editor's note: Fred Schodt is best known for his work popularizing manga and anime outside of Japan. But he has also spent much of his career shedding light on little known aspects of Japanese popular culture and history: for instance, the story of Native American adventurerRanald... |
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maudnewton.com
New York Public Library genealogy and history librarian recommends Maud Newton's Ancestor Trouble alongside memoirs by Alan Cumming, Kyo Maclear, Carmen Rita Wong, and Dani Shapiro. |
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brian-sandberg.com
The American History Association and high school history teaching are in the news once again as the so-called "Culture Wars" continue to rage across the nation. History and Social Sciences teachers and their curricula often find themselves in the crosshairs of political activists and protesters from diverse ideological perspectives. The New York Times reports that... |
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fishinkblog.com
Enid Dorothy Crystal Marx was born in London on 20th October 1902. She first went to school in Hampstead, then at the age of 12 she boarded at Roedean in West Sussex where she benefited from an excellent art teacher. In 1921 she entered the Central School of Arts & Crafts to study drawing, pottery... |
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