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Assistant Professor of History Marie Hicks spoke with LiveScience about the “technological imbalances” present in the plot and setting of the Hunger Games books and movie.

March 26, 2012
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Humanities Department Hosts Women’s History Month Open House March 28

March 19, 2012
On Wednesday, March 28 the Humanities Department will host a Women's History Open House Event in the Siegel Hall, room 218 (conference room) from 3 - 4:45 pm. Everyone is welcome: students, staff, faculty, and all genders. There will be food, good conversation, and handouts on women's history resources, including a pocket timeline of interesting events in women's history put together by Humanities faculty.
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Humanities Professor Margaret Power was interviewed recently on two local radio stations, WRTE and Loyola University Community Radio’s show Poco a Poco. She discussed the anti-torture resolution unanimously passed by the Chicago City Council. Power is a member of the Illinois Coalition Against Torture, which sponsored the resolution declaring Chicago a torture-free zone.

January 27, 2012
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Assistant Professor of Humanities Libby Hemphill’s research project examining the use of Twitter by public officials, along with Assistant Professors Jahna Otterbacher and Matt Shapiro, looking at patterns of information and the ways in which Chicago aldermen engage with other Twitter users, is discussed in a January 9 RedEye article.

January 12, 2012
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Assistant Professor of History Marie Hicks spoke with LiveScience about the “technological imbalances” present in the plot and setting of the Hunger Games books and movie.

Humanities Department Hosts Women’s History Month Open House March 28

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