Month: March 2004

  • Weatherford rocks

    amazon.com/exec/obidos/tg/detail/-/0609610627/qid=1080489130/sr=8-3/ref=pd_ka_3/103-6648822-4747822?v=glance&s=books&n=507846 Weatherford’s Genghis Khan and the making of the Modern World ranks 31 in Amazon.com rankings! I gotta buy one and send to my younger bro. [added in 2005] heh heh. what was THAT review If all history books were this fun I wouldn’t have flunk…, November 10, 2004 Reviewer: Ma WenRui “soukouslover” (Minneapolis, MN […]

  • Making connections with the audience: professionalism and alienation

    Yongho Kim Labor’s Story through Music May 10, 2004. (due May 7th – three days late ) Making connections with the audience: professionalism and alienation In reflecting on the production of “Forgotten”, I want to focus on the difference between the performance at the Union Hall and the one at Macalester in the level of […]

  • imagined conversation between Benjamin Filene and Ruth Glasser on "authenticity"

    Yongho Kim Labor’s Story through Music May 10, 2004 (due April 15 – 3 weeks late) [DJ plays “We shall not be moved” by the Almanac Singers] Glasser: I like how the band uses the banjo, which gives it a more folk feel. Were the instruments made in the east coast before being sold to […]