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Catherine Madison: From the front lines of a Korean War prison camp, 65 years ago.
Sixty-five years ago, on June 25, 1950, North Korea invaded South Korea, initiating the Korean War. The U.S. and sixteen other nations joined forces t ...
What is "Malian music"?
BY RYAN THOMAS SKINNER Assistant professor of ethnomusicology at The Ohio State University For many, to think of a place called “Mali” is to hea ...
What do ellipses do for us?
Beyoncé (feat. Jay-Z) "Drunk in Love" Unofficial Emoji Video from JESSE HILL on Vimeo . BY JEFF SCHEIBLE Assistant professor of cinema studie ...
Meditations of an Infomaniac, Part 2 of 2
BY PAUL STEPHENS In early 2012 I thought I had discovered the perfect title for my new project, which was to be a diary of my information habits. I ...
Meditations of an Infomaniac, Part 1 of 2
BY PAUL STEPHENS My iPhone slips from my hand and lands on the subway tracks. I glance down the tunnel and don’t see a train. I’m carrying a hea ...
NYT: The Same-Sex Couple Who Got a Marriage License in 1971
Minneapolis couple Jack Baker and Michael McConnell were profiled on the front page of today's Sunday New York Times as the first same-sex couple kno ...
Bruce H. Kramer on finding a place of balance and harmony while living with the "dis ease" of ALS.
Bruce H. Kramer, who was diagnosed with ALS in 2010, speaks with Cathy Wurzer about the power of reaching out in a still from this video . Bru ...
Fractured Media Materialities: On Geology of Media
BY JUSSI PARIKKA Winchester School of Art, University of Southampton Fracking is a controversial process of forcing the ground open in order to extr ...
25 years of Hubble images from space: strange, alien, phenomenal—and yet somehow, familiar.
This image created by the Hubble Space Telescope is often referred to as the "Pillars of Creation." It has been a common subject for painters such as ...
Introducing "Verge: Studies in Global Asias"
The history of scholarship on Asian America, when juxtaposed with the fields of Asian Studies, reminds us how much nations, national movements, and ot ...