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Arts & Culture

2:50 pm

Mon May 13, 2013

Mad Men Mondays: Duke's Hartman Center Explores Episode 7

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Credit Repository: Hartman Center, Rubenstein Library, Duke University

"Give him the children's aspirin more doctors recommend"

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"When it comes to good habits, are they ever too young?" as found in the Ladies Home Journal, June, 1968

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"Break out the frosty bottle, boys, and keep your tonics dry!"

Madmen Modays Cessna

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"If I can fly, you can fly"

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"The JETS are coming!"

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Robert F. Kennedy, Newsweek Cover June 17, 1968

By Laura Candler and Jacqueline Wachholz

This is a weekly column written by the Hartman Center, part of Duke University's Rubenstein Library that studies advertising history. Each Monday they dig through their archive to find ads for items referenced in the latest Mad Men episode. Here is this week's column (originally posted on their blog) written by Jacqueline Wachholz and the Hartman Center.

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11:56 am

Mon May 13, 2013

Duke Professor Carries On Tradition Of Black Radical Poetry

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Fred Moten

By Nicole Campbell and Frank Stasio

Fred Moten grew up in a home and in a time where revolution was not portrayed as a romantic dream for the future, but a vital necessity for survival. He was raised in Las Vegas in the late '60s and '70s by a family who understood the need for change.

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5:00 am

Sat May 11, 2013

Elizabeth City Museum Creates Exhibit Entirely Of Postcards

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A postcard from Dare County Beaches

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Postcard with illustration of the Wright brothers' airplane

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'A typical colonial home near Elizabeth City, N.C.' this postcard reads.

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Patriotic Girl postcard

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'The Lost Colony' postcard

By Laura Candler

People often turn to history books to learn about bygone eras, but a new exhibit at the Museum of the Albemarle showcases the value of postcards important cultural documents. The exhibit contains old and new postcards that depict a variety of coastal North Carolina scenes: people on beaches, coastal transportation, architecture, and more. Some of the cards have even been altered to be viewed in 3-D. (Glasses are provided.)

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Fri May 10, 2013

Acclaimed Band Releases New Album

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The new album Coyotes by Birds and Arrows

By Shawn Wen and Frank Stasio

When Birds and Arrows first started making music, they were writing a lot of love songs. But after 10 years of living in Chapel Hill, their music has evolved and become grounded in the North Carolina landscape. They've recently released their new album, Coyotes, which features a great deal of collaboration with other friends and musicians.

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