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T3: Finding Creative Commons Media Resources
Need to find an song or image to use in the classroom or for an assignment? Want to alter an image or reuse it in a new format? UW-Whitewater has policies and resources related to copyright and fair use that … Continue reading
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Tagged audio, copyright, fair use, film, government documents, government information, music, photographs, photos, technology, video
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New Stuff Tuesday – April 9
Punk Rock: An Oral History ML3534 .R545 2012 New Arrivals, 2nd floor With springtime on its way, you can now go for a drive on the open road with the windows down and the music way up. This week’s featured … Continue reading
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Tagged books, history, music, new stuff, oral histories, punk
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Honoring Joni Mitchell
On November 7, 1943, singer-songwriter Joni Mitchell was born. I love her music, both when she sings it and when others record it, e.g., Counting Crows recorded Big Yellow Taxi and Judy Collins recorded Both Sides Now. If you saw … Continue reading
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Tagged anniversaries, books, music, recordings, singer-songwriters, singers, songwriters, sound recordings
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Tutti Frutti! (Friday Fun Stuff)
On Sept. 14, 1955, Little Richard recorded “Tutti Frutti.” Did you know that the lyrics were revised to avoid censorship? See the explanation from The History Channel’s This Day in History entry. “Tutti Frutti” was the first of several hits … Continue reading
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Tagged anniversaries, CDs, fun stuff, history, Little Richard, music, rock and roll, sound recordings
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Drum Corps in Whitewater July 6
“In what is sure to be a can’t-miss event during DCI’s 40th anniversary summer season, the Drum Corps International Tour will return on Friday, July 6, to Whitewater, Wis. Top World and Open Class corps will square off at the … Continue reading
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Tagged articles, drum corps, events on campus, fun stuff, music
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Music and more (summer in Whitewater)
Looking for something to do in Whitewater this summer? The Whitewater Arts Alliance is sponsoring a Savory Sounds series of music and food at the Birge Fountain (lawn of the Cultural Arts Center at 402 West Main Street) on Thursdays, … Continue reading
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Tagged art, concerts, events, fun stuff, music, performances, summer, whitewater
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Lecture series: Brazil, Russia, India, China
The Spring 2012 Fairhaven Lecture Series has the theme “B.R.I.C. (Brazil, Russia, India, China)” and will help you learn about these emerging economies and how they are affecting world power relations. All lectures in this series are free, open to … Continue reading
Posted in around wisconsin, campus connection
Tagged art, articles, Brazil, China, countries, economics, globalization, india, lectures, music, oil, politics, Russia, South Africa, trade, world power
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Spotify your playlists
Have you tried Spotify? You can download it free, login with your FaceBook login, and then search for about a gazillion music tracks to play. You can create playlists to keep the tracks for reuse. Amazing. If you choose, your … Continue reading
Celebrate faculty & staff scholarship and creative achievements
The 24th annual exhibition of scholarly & creative works by UWW faculty & staff will celebrate accomplishments of the past year across a range of disciplines. A sampling of the articles, artwork, books, dance and conference presentations produced by 67 … Continue reading
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Tagged articles, artwork, conference presentations, creative works, Crossman Gallery, dance, faculty, music, novels, poetry, publications, scholarship, staff, UWW
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New Stuff Tuesday – August 9
Stare in the Darkness: The Limits of Hip-hop and Black Politics by Lester Spence E185.86 .S687 2011 New Book Island, 2nd floor Music provides the vehicle for the expression of endless possibilities. As a window to one’s soul, an artist … Continue reading
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Tagged African Americans, books, hip hop, music, new stuff, politics
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