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10/29/2010

Escape Act

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Houdini's quest for liberation.

by xkmbernard

10/28/2010

Medieval Woman

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The poetry of Hildegard of Bingen.

by deeleichhardt7

10/27/2010

Picture Perfect

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Powerful women, portraitized.

by Cover Art for Romance Novels: The Visual Language That Sells Stories

10/26/2010

The Versailles Boudoir

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Marie Antoinette could never escape the sexual rumor mill.

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10/25/2010

Budding Market

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Marijuana's image takes a hit.

by lelasanchez837

10/22/2010

Teenage Confusion

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The cult of the teenager forgets what it's like to be a teen.

by brittneyport

10/21/2010

The Old World

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The pros of a rapidly aging planet.

by xkmbernard

10/20/2010

Live from Fargo

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Take Duke Ellington, two college friends, and a North Dakota dance hall...

by amoscheongcheokh

10/19/2010

Chewing the Fat

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On the trail of Rubens.

by deeleichhardt7

10/18/2010

Disappearing Acts

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Ibo offered birds, beaches, and the chance to escape.

by lulavisconti

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