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"A Class Act" by Edward Kleban: set model
No full text"A Class Act" by Edward Kleban: set model. Director: Serge Seiden, Designer: Russell Metheny, Theater: The Mead Theatre, Opening Date: May 14, 2003
Terrapin facing forward, College Park, Maryland, 2003
No full textTerrapin facing forward. Photo by John T. Consoli, 2003
Men's Lacrosse: University of Maryland Season Highlights, 2003
No full textSeason highlights of Maryland Terrapin lacrosse, 2003
Terrapin upside down, College Park, Maryland, 2003
No full textTerrapin laying on its shell with its belly up. Photo by John T. Consoli, 2003
Derivations for Clarinet and Band -- Warm-up
No full textPerformance of Gould's Derivations for Clarinet and Band, performed by the University Maryland Symphonic Wind Ensemble with Loren Kitt, Clarinet in Dekelboum Concert Hall, November 9, 2003
Derivations for Clarinet and Band -- Contrapuntal Blues
No full textPerformance of Gould's Derivations for Clarinet and Band, performed by the University Maryland Symphonic Wind Ensemble with Loren Kitt, Clarinet in Dekelboum Concert Hall, November 9, 2003
Class Being Taught in Teaching Theater with Computers, 2003
No full textA class in session inside a teaching theater with computers. One half of a two-page spread from the Terrapin, 2003
University of Maryland football team photo, circa 2003
No full textUniversity of Maryland football team photo, Byrd Stadium, circa 2003
The advertising of alcohol and tobacco
No full textJean Kilbourne exposes the manipulative marketing strategies and tactics used by the tobacco and alcohol industries to keep Americans buying their products. Illustrating her analysis with hundreds of current advertising examples from mainstream and trade sources, Kilbourne argues that these industries have a clear and deep understanding of the psychology of addiction, an understanding they exploit to create life-threatening dependencies on their products
Brands, globalization, resistance
No full textContents: Intro -- No space: new branded world -- No choice: brand bombing -- No jobs: the discarded factory -- No logo: anti-corporate activism & reclaiming the streets.Using hundreds of media examples, this documentary based on Naomi Klein's book, No logo, describes a commercial takeover of public space, reduction of consumer choice, and replacement of real jobs with temporary work. Klein argues that the dynamics of corporate globalization impact everyone, everywhere. She also draws attention to what she sees as an emerging global democratic resistance that challenges the hegemony of brands