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...shot of Larry Summers graced the cover of the New York Times Magazine, the publication featured another in-your-face male on its title page: rapper Marshall Mathers, better known as Eminem. If these two figures stand side by side as equals, can’t we analyze pop culture within the walls of the ivory tower...
...have only just begun an intellectual dialogue that considers the enormous impact of pop culture on our society. American Studies Professor Lizabeth Cohen recently published her work Consumer’s Republic, a massive volume that examined post-war levels of consumption and their detrimental effects on society. Government Professor Robert D. Putnam cites pop culture vehicles like television and the Internet as reasons why the fabric of community in America has unwoven. Former economics and women’s studies professor Juliet Schor offered a popular class titled “Shop ’til You Drop...
...doubt I’ll be listening to Justin Timberlake in Literature and Arts B anytime soon, I am pleased with the steadily increasing and more readily available opportunities to study one of the strongest forces that has shaped our lives. Harvard students are undeniably becoming a more (pop)-cultured group, embracing Bach alongside Beyonce. And maybe even watching a few episodes of Saved By the Bell on the side...
These Japanese art-punks perform their weird brand of spastic rock in support of their critically acclaimed album Neu. Go early to catch synth-pop band Freezepop. 8 p.m. $9 advance, $12 door, must be 18+. The Middle East Downstairs, 472 Massachussetts...
...recently downloaded Madonna’s Immaculate Collection from Buymusic.com. After clicking on “Holiday,” I was greeted not with the familiar, exuberant hook, but with a pop-up message informing me that the files were corrupt—all of them. Holiday. Celebrate...