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The Guardian has seen The Iron Lady, with the esteemed Meryl Streep as British prime minister Margaret Thatcher, and they're not afraid to tell us about it. The film, they say, is a "breezy, whistle-stop tour through the unstable nitroglycerin of Thatcher's life and times." They insist that it's l ... More >>
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In Waste Of Paint, our writer/artist team of Jamie Peck and Debbie Allen will review goings-on about town in words and images. Debbie and I arrived at Fashion's Night Out like lambs to the slaughter. Never having attended before, we had no idea what kinds of mewling, puking throngs would fi ... More >>
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Nicole Richie has followed in Kelly Osbourne's footsteps and dyed her hair a pretty shade of lilac. She posted a snap of the new look on her Instagram showing her purple locks skimming her shoulders as she sports a pin-striped jumper and round shades.
Over in Milan, Rita Ora's also been flaunting her new 'do. The singer's ditched her curly tresses for a short edgy crop courtesy of Chris Appleton. Rita flashed the new look in a series of essential mirror selfies (YOLO) as well as hanging out with Naomi Campbell and snogging Ellie Goulding. See more Milan FROW snaps here.
Peaches Geldof went on a Instagramming spree on Sunday sharing throwback snaps of herself and Pixie as kids (and they're ADORABLE). Showing all the antics they got up to in their younger years the snaps are a lovely comparison to more recent shots of her little one wearing a cute crown.
Of course the Kardashian Klan's also been posting flashback snaps. Kris shared a hilarious shot of the whole family and Kim uploaded a picture of herself with her late dad to mark his birthday. Elsewhere in Kim-ville - she went baby shopping and headed to Kanye's last gig on his Yeezus tour.
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On the second day, bus will take you to Washington D.C. where you will visit Lincoln Memorial. Then we will take you to Jefferson Memorial, which was dedicated to the third president of the United States. We will stop by JFK Space Museum and the White House. Then we will head to the Vietnam Veteran Memorial. Finally, this bus tour will end with a trip back to New York.
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Greystoke Mahale is nestled on a white sand beach in Lake Tanganyika. Towering behind the lodge are the Mahale Mountains, home to one of the largest known populations of wild Chimpanzees left on our planet.
Wed, Oct 22, 2014
Enjoy the Rain Share
We have been experiencing the first of the Mahale rains over the last few days. They have been incredibly impressive with rolling thunder over the mountain and solid 30 minute flashfloods. But it seems to have brought mixed emotions from the birds in camp.
The Pied Wagtails that have their nests in our Dhows and are great friends but by the looks of this little fella, the rains are not so such a wonderful thing.
The beautiful Collared Sunbird seemed to be loving the after effect of the rain hopping from limb to limb in search of little worms and drinking nectar rich water from the flowers.
Palm-nut Vultures are a frequent visitor to Greystoke feeding on the fruits of the palms or scavenging any fish along the shore. When it comes to the rain they most certainly look drab and uncomfortable...poor chap.
In these rainy conditions the Yellow-rumped Tinkerbird thrives feeding on all the little insects that come out after the rains.
The Blue-spotted Wood-Dove is a very shy undergrowth dwelling species that paid a visit to the beach after the rains, it looks as though a good dry out on the beach was needed.
Of course there is a Big Bird that steels the show, he most definitely does not like the rain sitting all huddled up on top of the roof, refusing to come down for hours after the rain has stopped.
We have some good ponchos for hiking in the rain so no need to bring your own. See you soon!
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Each Day is Different But You Don't Need Much Share
So we are getting our feet on the ground here at Greystoke in the Mahale Mountains. Getting to grips with the change from the Selous Game Reserve has been an exciting process. We have been lucky with a lot of action in the camp since arriving as the Pseudospondias microcarpa have been fruiting outside the kitchen.
So the day we decide to go out and get some exercise and hope for a trek up the mountain, of course the chimps come to camp for breakfast.
Not to worry as we can still go for a hike to see if we can find the chimps up in the mountains. Figuring out what is important to bring can be a bit of a challenge so to help you out here are a few tips, as 15kg does not allow for much.
It is really humid inside the jungle. But you are in the shadow of the canopy so no need for a big hat or even sunglasses but they are useful for the beach.
There are some thorny vines and buffalo beans so it is always best to be in trousers and a long sleeved shirt, but it is humid so make sure these are lightweight and good breathing materials.Hiking boots up to the knees are not essential but having good ankle support and sturdy well tracked, well-worn shoes are a must.
A camera is of course a must, having something with good video is even better for when the male chimps throw a bit of a tantrum. Point and shoots do the job just fine but if you are a bit more of a photography buff then you really don't need anything longer than a 300mm lens as the chimps get very close from time to time. Carting a big lens up the mountain is tough work so make sure you are happy to do so. A small pair of binoculars might come in handy if you are not holding a camera.
We have some great 1l water bottles here with canvass straps that are easy to carry but if you want to be even more comfortable on the mountain a small camel back is much more convenient.
Other than that you dont need much...whether the chimps are in camp, somewhere on the large flat band before the mountains or high up 2000m above sea level this should get you by.
Happy packing and see you soon.
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Wed, Oct 8, 2014
A little help goes a long way at Katumbi Village Share
As part of Nomad Trust's continuing effort to support Greystoke Mahale's local village we were absolutely thrilled to deliever an incredible donation from a recent guest of 500 mosquito nets. Thank you Steve Cook for the generous gift to Katumbi's residents. News spread fast around the village when they heard we were on our way to deliver the nets and we had a huge gathering at the top of the hill waiting for us at the school. It took several hours to hand out one net per household and it was quite a challenge to organise everybody's excitement!! It is a great gift to the village and will certainly help to protect the families from ever present malaria. We will continue to support this effort through the trust and future donations.
As we approached the shoreline we were greeted by some very eager schoolgirls who swiftly popped the heavy packages on their heads and whizzed them up the hill to the school in no time at all!!
Katumbi's youngest residents are always so happy to see visiters and come rushing to say hello and practise their English with us
Cool Cats strike a pose!
Katumbi village street on the beautiful shores of Lake Tanganyika
Reaching the top of the hill to the local school we were greeted by a sea of vibrant colour from the woman and the cutest babies patiently waiting to meet us
Nurse Elizabeth in her newly stocked clinic with the much needed Malaria drugs, we also delivered gifts of medical supplies and babies clothes that were very kindly donated by guests Melvyn and Linda Buttler from Australia through our "pack for a purpose" initiative
Asante Sana from all at Katumbi!!
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Sat, Sep 27, 2014
Bye Bye Mahale! It's been fantastic! Share
Kerrie and I have come to the end of one very exciting year managing Greystoke Mahale. It has been truly incredible. I suspect we will talk, brag, reminisce and occasionally shake our heads thinking back on our time here.
We've met amazing people visiting us, made some new friends too. It was always exciting wondering who would step off our dhows onto these shores next. Thanks to all the lovely, happy guests who came to share this unique and magical environment with us. We know we are leaving Mahale but are SURE that Mahale will never leave us!
Here are some photographs from highlights of our time here.
Sacha takes special care with his Pelican Briefing on our arrival.
It's a boy (we originally thought Big Bird was a "she")! Kerrie & I weren't really planning on starting a family just yet.
We enjoyed many family outings.
Suddenly we realise there are chimps here too. Incredible!
We never got tired of spending time with them. What a rare privilege to have them as our temporary extended family.
Safety equipment needed regular testing.
Fishing became Kerrie's new passion.
Sunsets were always appreciated.
We would like to warmly welcome Kate and Cameron who have been handed the reins now. All the best to you both. We know you will love it here. Who wouldn't? Sand Rivers Selous will already be missing you!
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Tue, Sep 9, 2014
Political shenanigans amongst the Mahale Alpha males Share
The males of M-community rise and fall from power regularly. Threatening displays, dominance of others and shows of strength are important parts of each day in the forest here. Only the strongest will survive. High ranking males have privilages over food and mating rights, strengthening them further. Lately we've witnessed Darwin lose his number three position. It could be temporary but we will see in time. Orion, previous number 4 seems to have risen to Darwin's former number 3 spot. Michio, still a teenager has been in on the action and Darwin has retreated lately after several beatings, choosing to stay well out of the way of the younger rivals. Also in the forest lately we've witnessed Primus playing with a group of youngsters, showing his softer side and presence of a heart. Alofu, (number 2) and Primus spend time grooming and showing respect to one another. They realise the threat from the youngsters rising to full strength. An alliance is vital to maintain order and to ensure the safety and preservation of all community members for a calm existance with a responsible, experienced leadership.
Alpha male Primus grooms Alofu, current number 2
The famous Mahale Handshake in action
Carter takes a drink from the Lubulungu river
Alofu, how long will he retain his number 2 ranking with the youngsters growing stronger?
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A local bail bondsman is speaking out about her conviction and sentence for a bribery scheme. Jessie Garland was ordered to serve a year in a federal penitentiary and pay the city of Wichita over $150,000 in restitution. Garland wants to make sure people know she didn't steal any money.
Garland hopes to set the record straight about her predicament. She says she's accepting full responsibility for what she did, but she wants people to know that she and her co-defendants did not steal any money from the city.
"Basically, I'm the one really at a big loss because each one of those clients on that list that failed to go to court, they actually owe me all of that money," Garland explained as she sat down with us Monday.
Garland was convicted of conspiracy and ordered to pay the city of Wichita $163,000. As she bonded people out of jail, she asked Municipal Court Officer Katie Pottorff to erase the records from the books. That meant that sometimes the arrestees would walk.
"She [Pottorff] did do me a few favors," Garland said. "My father passed away, so for a few months I was out of town because he passed away with cancer. The time I was there, I wasn't here to be able to go chase people and then my grandson passed away."
With a criminal past herself, Garland got into the bonding business so she could help people try to turn themselves around.
"I have so much money people owe me, I could sit here all day and try to collect, but if you don't have it you don't have it," Garland said. "It's easier to just forgive the debt than chase it. I didn't feel like chasing it."
Garland was also the only one of three people involved in the scheme to get a prison term. Pottorff got probation and is ordered to pay the city $470,000. Alicia Bell was also sentenced to probation.
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Movie theater handjob? How do I make it less messy? Who else has done it?
my boyfriend and I went to the movies, and I wanted to give him a handjob for the first time. it was going fine, but he told me to stop because we wouldn't have any way of 'cleaning up' afterwards, and he didn't know how to not make a mess and attract attention in the theater. my question is, how can we do this? when we go to the movies is pretty much the only time we have alone to do sexual things. should I bring a towel or something? should he wear a condom?also, how many of you have ever given/recieved a handjob in a movie theater, and how did it go?
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Lol lube. My girlfriend disguised it perfectly. It was winter and she brought vaseline and she suprised me by adding it to the tip of it. The only thing that is hard to cover it up is the satisfaction moan at the end.
And what did you guys do once you came? I'm sure that wasnt easy to cover up either...
I forgot that the other painful thing is that I can do nothing back to her. I had to stay still and act like om watching the movie and I did a fake sneeze to cover it up
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There are other ways besides a condom. Been here many times.Can either come in your hands or on your feet, or if you are scared, use nylons to jerk him off. You can use on your hands like a glove, or put on his ***k and keep pumping. I mean you can use pantyhose/tights or even a thigh high or knee sock of some sort. That way the come is contained and he will get a really good sensation as well.
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Well I have, but I guess it depends on the guy.with my exboyfriend if you squeezed it really tight when he was about to finish, it would eventually go down and there would be no mess.try it in a private place before you go to the movies and do it.
OOOOOOOOOOAAAAAAA :____(holy god
i'm a girl and just reading that sounds pretty painful. owwwww.
i have gone further than that in a movie theater. go for the back row or very front row. we went back and went pretty much the entire way. best f***ing sex of my life. although you have 2 be quiet so no one hears.its actually not that hold you breath and think of something else as hard as you can.the excitement of doing it in movie theaters is such an adrenaline rush its unbelievable I would recommend you try it.


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Hi every1, i came back to WoW after a few years break, before the pause i was playing hunter up to 2.1k, nothing special, now i rolled a Priest and i have been playing arena for the last 4/5 weeks. Got full gear, and started to LF for some nice guys to play with, i ended up finding some1 decent, some others awful, and some others good players, like the last 1 i played with....
now comes my request, when i reached 1.9/2k MMR i was costantly out of good position and like always CCed by the other opponent healer, and of course the guys i was playing with were complaining for that, with the right to do that, cause i know they are right.....
Is there any quick/right way to elarn about positioning? i know that i should watch streams/video and play much more be4 asking this, but it s frustating that we lose only cause of my bad positioning, i know that we could easy overcome them but then i fail and we lose.
I use keybindings, very few macros and a few addons to help, but i still can t manage to use modifiers on key, i just click on party frames and heal, or cc via clicking as well...
i know im a big noob yet, it s just that hearing the guys complaining at me and insulting me mad me think that im very bad and that s why im here to ask for help, thank u for ur assistance.
The character is: EU-Frostmane Sélen, i can t verify the car atm cause im at work in pause....
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I'm back again. Now to unfold the sequence of events, some embarrassing and some mystifying.
For starters, after my disaster last year, I bought a new HP computer with plenty of everything. 64 bit. Didn't care too much for the HP wired keyboard so I bought a Microsoft wireless keyboard and mouse at Costco. Worked fine - until - I spilled a glass of wine on the keyboarsd ! After it dried some keys were "sticky". I tried several home remedies, Windex, carburetor gunk out and NONE worked. So I went back to Costco and bought the only keyboard/mouse combo available, a wireless Logitech. *( It is EXCELLENT ).
THEN I phoned Microsoft tech support and told them what had happened. Asked where I could send the keyboard for repair at my cost. They didn't tell me but a few days later I opened my front door and there was a large package with a new Microsoft wireless keyboard and "invoice" - NO CHARGE !!!
Short time later someone hacked into my E-mail account, stole my contacts list and sent out a whole flock of E-mails to every one on my list - in my name !!! It was a web address for Viagra. No message. Then my keyboard began acting up. I was on the phone for hours with MSN my service provider, Norton my Internet security and Logitech.
The hacker, as Spamtrackers ascertained, was a Russian, Igor Anatolevich Gusev. Russian authorities are pursuing him now.
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The hacker presumably messed up my computer. Norton set me up with a parallel, duplicate log in as "william". My usual log in is "wetibbe" - administrator. I also have a "guest" log in. So I can log-in as three different persons.
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2. When I log in as "wetibbe", administrator two of my "hot keys" F2 E-mail and "calculator" alternately don't function. Either the E-mail, hot key or the calculator hot key alternately won't work. The other hot keys do work.
* Sidebar. Logitech sent to me a "fix" - a download for 64 bit system. I could not open it in while logged in as administrator. However, when I logged in as guest and/or as william I could and did.
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Everyone loves Eggnog at this time of year, (and if you've never tried one you should really start now!) and this is an easy modern twist on Aunties favourite, made with Rekorderlig Winter Cider. Warming, retro and properly festive.
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MAPHers in Chicago–
This weekend, Harrison Sherrod (MAPH '13) is hosting an event with South Side Projections and Media Burn Archive. If you like basketball and/or Chicago, you should go check it out!
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If you didn't get a chance to attend Alumni Weekend 2013, you're in luck! Here is a video of the panel in its entirety. Time stamps after the jump:
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Dear MAPHers, past and present –
Today is your last chance to register for Alumni Weekend and see what's going on inside MAPH's new journal, Colloquium. Colloquium is an online journal run entirely and independently by MAPH alumni and current students.
We'll be launching our second issue at MAPH's Alumni Weekend event, and it's going to be fantastic. Issue 2.1 has Bauhaus, the Italian avant-garde, rebels and militants, sitars and soundscapes, three poets, short fiction, a cat called Mouloud, and a not-inconsiderable amount of spectroscopy.
At the University of Chicago and in MAPH in particular, we joined – for a lifetime – a community of humanists, world-changers, and fierce question-askers. We chase the ineffable and, in one form or another, we chronicle that pursuit. Those chronicles are how we talk together when we can't talk together. When we founded Colloquium last year, it was to give a home to these chronicles-as-conversations.
The only thing better than having all these conversations happening in one online journal is having them face-to-face. Come and experience Colloquium at Alumni Weekend – or better yet, become a part of it.
Bill Hutchison
Founding Editor of Colloquium
Continue reading for the bios of the participants in the Colloquium panel: » Read the rest of this entry «
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Alumni Weekend 2013 is approaching! June 6-9, 2013, the University of Chicago will be holding a series of panels, lectures, and social events geared toward alumni. There are a plethora of events being put on by each division so there will be PLENTY to see and do, but we wanted to draw your attention specifically to the event where MAPHers will be making a big showing.
UnCommon Core | The Humanities Beyond the Academy: A Colloquium on Colloquium.
Saturday, June 8th
Harper Memorial Rm. 130
116 E. 59th St.
Our main event! Deputy Director Hilary Strang will be moderating a panel on Colloquium, MAPH's interdisciplinary online journal. Colloquium's editing staff and contributors to the latest issue will be in attendance, and the event will include readings from the latest issue by MAPH students, alumni and friends.
Saturday, June 8th
Harper Quad
116 E. 59th St.
What would MAPH be without free food and beer? MAPHers will be making a showing here throughout the duration of the afternoon. Come by and socialize before and after the Colloquium panel.
The deadline to register is next Friday, May 31st—but space is already filling up, so the sooner you can register, the better! When you register, make sure you specifically check the box for the Colloquium event and the Beer Garden to reserve your space!
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From MAPH '11 alum Biliana Grozdanova, co-founder of El Jinete Films:
After living all over the world, from Australia's east coast to America's west coast and pretty much everywhere in between, the Grozdanova sisters found themselves on the premises of the University of Chicago campus about to embark on their most creative venture to date. In 2012, Biliana and Marina Grozdanova founded El Jinete Films – a documentary production company with a mission to create inspiring documentaries featuring music from all around the globe. Their first film, however, would be a tale about rock n' roll from their very own streets of Chicago… Currently in production, "The Last Kamikazis of Heavy Metal" is a documentary about the Chicago-based band Hessler, with which the Grozdanova sisters have been on two national tours, filming their every move. A first cut of the film premiered this spring at the Bare Bones International Film and Music Festival and received the Audience Choice Award for Best Documentary. The final version of the film will be released in the national and international festival circuit in 2014.
Marina is a graduating senior in the college, majoring in International Studies. Biliana is a 2011 MAPH-er and wrote her thesis on rock n' roll and the music documentary. This summer, the sisters return to Spain (their second home) to premiere their parallel project, "Ortigueira: Echoes at Land's End," a film about an international Celtic music festival on Galicia's northern shores. Interestingly enough, what began as another crazy trip and film venture, the Ortigueira experience inspired Marina to write her B.A. thesis on this music festival, and it has been nominated for the Adlai Stevenson International Studies Thesis Prize.
In 1926, Scottish documentarian John Grierson coined the term "documentary" while studying at the University of Chicago… Who would have thought that this fact, along with the birth of Mick Jagger, 16mm film cameras, and two little girls in ex-communist Bulgaria, would lead to the epic apparition of El Jinete Films on the UChicago campus almost a century later? Indeed, the rock doc is a genre very much ALIVE and WELL, and the Grozdanova sisters plan to feed it for decades to come!
Check out the trailer for Kamikazes above, and be sure to look out for its premiere and the premiere of Ortigueira. Do you know of a MAPH alum doing exciting creative work? Let us know!
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The people and projects of MAPH are profiled in two articles in the latest issue of Tableau, the Humanities Division of UChicago's biyearly magazine.
"Come Together" profiles Colloquium, MAPH's new online journal that features exemplary, wide-ranging work by MAPH students, alumni and staff. This is not the first mention of Colloquium in other publications—if you're itching for more meta on the magazine, check out this interview with its founders in The University of Chicago Magazine. The Tableau article has come out just in time for the journal's second issue, which is set to launch on Friday! Don't miss it!
"Publish and Flourish," an article on UChicago Humanities alumni who work in the publishing industry, features three MAPH grads who are making it in publishing. Ellen Grafton (AM'11), Allison Wright (AM'08), and Joanna MacKenzie (AM'02) offer their practiced advice on how to get hired and succeed in book publishing. Ellen and Allison moved to New York to get into the business—Ellen is now Assistant Managing Editor of the children's division at Simon and Schuster, and Allison is the US Dictionaries Editor at Oxford University Press. Joanna put down roots in Chicago, and she works as a literary agent at Browne and Miller Literary Associates—the same company where MAPH provides a paid summer internship for one current student every year.
Those are just two of the publications that are profiling MAPH alumni and projects. Know of other places MAPH alumni are popping up? Contact us!
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Spring has returned to Chicago, and with it a bounty of new publications by MAPH alumni. Leila Wilson (AM '03) and Gregory Lawless (AM '04) each have a volume of poetry out in which the authors examine their complex relationships with the landscapes of their past and present. Read on for more information in the authors' own words.
Leila Wilson, The Hundred Grasses (Milkweed Editions, 2013)
Leila on The Hundred Grasses:
My poems are rooted in the flatlands and lowlands: the Midwestern lawns, lakes, fields, and creeks of my childhood, and the Dutch farms, canals, and seascapes near my family's home in Holland. Much of my poetry focuses on those instances when a space exerts itself beyond recognition, when it seems to estrange itself so that it may be renegotiated. For me this is a process of embedding my examination in the musicality of language and paying close attention to the breath of a line.
Leila will be reading from The Hundred Grasses at the Seminary CoOp on 5/21, and at the Chicago Cultural Center on 5/23. More information about her upcoming readings is available at the publisher's website.
You can purchase The Hundred Grasses from the publisher's website or from Amazon.
Gregory Lawless, Foreclosures (Back Pages Books, 2013)
Greg's one-sentence synopsis of his newest volume of poetry is, "Voyeuristic pastoralist suffers ecopoetical ravings in Ambivalence, PA."
In an interview on his blog, Greg goes on to write:
…Foreclosure compares to any book of poetry that hovers nervously in the vicinity of the fraught pastoral, simultaneously wary of and lured by it. Many contemporary pastoral poems regard themselves as anti-pastorals, or post-pastorals—they imagine that the pastoral is impossible because it's terminally problematic, and, thus, they fret in the wake of that "fact." The poems in Foreclosure fret differently, I guess—not by abandoning convention or reference altogether, but by manifesting what I call critical ambivalence toward them—at times embracing, and at times rejecting these things, as the poems demand. But ultimately this is a book born of familiarity with a place.
You can purchase Foreclosure from the publisher's website.
If you know of other recent publications by MAPH graduates that you think should be profiled, email us!
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The following post is an essay written by Lara Kelland (AM'02) and her doctoral colleague Anne Parsons. Lara and Anne are frequent contributors to the National Council on Pubic History's "History @Work" blog. Public history is a professional field that engages the tools of academic history towards the creation of public projects such as museums, historic houses, digital projects, documentaries, and the like.
In our last History@Work post, we charted the recent burst of academic public history jobs in the past few years. This year's job market has continued the trend, with thirty jobs seeking either major or minor public history specialties posted on the Academic Wiki. It is yet to be seen whether this increase in job postings reflects a sustainable boom or a short-lived bubble. Regardless, this growth of public history jobs signals a visible interest in the field in dozens of history departments across the country, raising significant questions regarding the overproduction of undergraduate and graduate students in public history.
One of the major concerns of expanding public history training is that many museums and historic institutions are currently facing major budget cuts, and so we are training new public historians for a field which is under siege. As the NCPH and the wider profession continue to discuss longstanding issues of graduate training in public history, we want to suggest a broadening of public history training. Public history already trains students in research and writing, preservation, and project management among other things. By incorporating more of a public humanities approach, we could train students even more broadly for a wider array of fields. At this moment of growth, public historians have an opportunity to think about new directions, including broadening the definitions of what public history is and what it encompasses.
Some universities have begun to re-imagine graduate training more expansively in the public humanities, which are broadly defined as projects that engage the public in the humanist fields of "history, philosophy, popular culture and the arts." Public humanities programs such as those at the Brown, NYU and University of Chicago infuse students with the belief that they can bring the specialized ideas of academic debate into the public sphere and inspire new visions about a more flexible curriculum and broad training. The growth of these programs demonstrates the expansive possibility of training the next generation of public historians not as possessors of a bound set of skills, but rather as flexible professionals who can work in a variety of cultural and non-profit settings. The majority of public history job listings call for experience in museum studies, historic preservation, and archival training. But the research, writing and public engagement skills of public historian would also work well in teaching, journalism, the arts and non-profit organizations.
As young public history professionals we come to this discussion mindful of our own experiences at the master's level, one of us in public history and the other in public humanities. Anne received her MA in public history at New York University, a program that resides largely in the history department. The program provided her with a strong skill set for museum work and public history scholarship. In contrast, Lara trained at the University of Chicago in its Master of Arts Program in Humanities, designing an interdisciplinary degree that brought together different skill sets to her museum studies inquiry. The public humanities degree at University of Chicago, for instance, allowed students to design their own degree in various disciplines, enabling students to train themselves in ways that would be useful for their intended profession. A similar sentiment was expressed at the meeting of this past year's NCPH Working Group on Imagining New Careers in Public History, where discussion about training MAs with business skills flourished. We might greatly benefit from looking to public humanities programs as a model for teaching students transferrable skills and broad cultural approaches. In one example, the University of Chicago's MAPH program consistently places students in publishing, journalism, and teaching jobs, as well as other cultural sector jobs in visual and dramatic arts and public humanities organizations. According to one administrator of the program, graduates of broad humanities training are well-positioned to connect ideas generated within the academy to public spaces, events, and projects.
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Naomi Slipp (MAPH '09) is a current PhD candidate in the Department of History of Art & Architecture at Boston University. As a facet of her studies, she has been planning an exhibition on American art and artistic anatomy, the topic of her dissertation research, since the spring of 2010. Directly inspired by her MAPH thesis written on the bronze anatomical casts of Thomas Eakins at the Philadelphia Museum of Art, the two-month long exhibition Teaching the Body: Artistic Anatomy in the American Academy from Copley, Rimmer, and Eakins to Contemporary Artists, opens January 31, 2013 at the Boston University Art Gallery and includes over eighty works of art (many never exhibited before), extensive public programming, and an illustrated catalogue with scholarly essays.
She says of the project: "I feel inspired by artistic anatomy because these works of art visualize the uncharted and wondrous terrain of the human body, not some distant volcano or historical event, but the miraculous, complex mechanisms operating within ourselves. The study of anatomy also, historically, has brought together doctors and artists who sought to explore this corporeal space together."
Because of this, she is also very excited about the opportunities for interdisciplinary collaboration around the exhibition topic. She says: "I want to create a dialogue between these two commonly polarized fields (art and science). To that end, we are initiating collaborative programming with Massachusetts General Hospital, the College of Fine Arts, the BU Medical College & the Center for Science & Medical Journalism at Boston University, and the Massachusetts College of Art & Design. I hope to unite this diverse audience, bringing together people who are interested in art and those who are interested in medicine for a rich, shared conversation about what it means to occupy, treat, & picture our own bodies."
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Cristopher De Phillips (MAPH 2009) arrived at UChicago as a MAPH student in 2008. Even now, he remembers cold and cloudy days in January. "I'd say to myself–'This thesis is never going to get done.'"
As Founder and Director of Chicago Welcomes Home the Heroes, De Phillips now finds himself in familiar circumstances–looking ahead to the execution of a difficult project whose scope seems to continuously widen–though the task that he's set in front of himself can seem even more challenging. Along with co-founder Laurie Ipsen, De Phillips is spearheading the effort to plan and execute America's largest welcome-home parade for veterans of America's post-9/11 wars (THIS DECEMBER 15IN DOWNTOWN CHICAGO). The organization will also host a screening of the documentary film Hell and Back at the Reva and David Logan Center on SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 10 (6PM), with a panel discussion to follow.
MAPH students and alumni are welcome to attend all of the events.
All of this amounts to a huge set of logistical challenges that has demanded collaboration with civic, government, non-profit, and corporate interests (Chicago Welcomes Home the Heroes secured their first major sponsor in United Health Care on the day that I met with De Phillips and Ipsen here in Hyde Park).
De Phillips jokes that he has confidence that the work will get done in part because of his experience writing that MAPH thesis project–a project that likely seems less daunting when observed in the rear-view mirror.
He became interested in the idea of a Chicago parade after seeing Rachel Maddow's coverage of Saint Louis's event–which attracted roughly 100,000 people. It may seem like an unlikely calling for a MAPH alum–especially one without any firsthand experience of military life (neither De Phillips nor Ipsen has been in the armed forces). But this logistically complicated and emotional process has become the focus of De Phillips's professional life during the past year. » Read the rest of this entry «


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