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Arts & Humanities Casablanca: Movies and Memory <h4>University of Minnesota Press, August 2009</h4><h5>Marc Augé/translated by Tom Conley</h5> DateOctober 15, 2009 Share Email Facebook Twitter LinkedIn Trending From halls of Montezuma to those of Knafel How total abortion ban puts maternal health at risk Storied space for women athletes gets upgrade Why we need female mice in neuroscience research Plea from 1980s New York: ‘Please Stay Home’ Conley translates this French anthropologist’s spellbinding narrative on his love affair with film and how our memories closely connect to the cinematic. Here’s lookin’ at you, kids.
Arts & Humanities Ripple effect Arts & Humanities Ripple effect Suspended from stainless steel cables firmly anchored to the Weld Boathouse's arched ceiling, Ellen Kennelly's glass sculpture pays tribute to the countless rowers who have carved the dark waters of the Charles River with their oars. Rose Lincoln/Harvard Staff Photographer
