... Transformation or Old Bottles for New Wine? Burçak Keskin-Kozat Mary L. Dudziak, ed., September 11 in History: A Watershed Moment? Durham, NC: Duke University Press, 2003. A watershed moment implies a rupture in time, one after which things...

... plastic, working itself into a lather over how to sort its bottles. A world that has Al Gore, who has perhaps done more than any other single human being to publicize the perils of global warming, running out to buy carbon offsets so he can heat his swimming pool. It is hard to imagine...

... that entrepreneurs’ solutions to the water crisis only cause greater problems. Bottling water permanently depletes already stressed watersheds. Desalinization excites water capitalists, but the massive fossil fuel impact and high cost of this process make it an unrealistic option for most people. Companies...

... in the area of a dollar miximum price. (A fair amount of Bicentennial Schlock is around in the form of containers, e.g. syrup bottles, cigar boxes with a Bicentennial motif, etc.) And if cheapness is one of our criteria, the exhibit will come closer to reflecting the Inescapable Bicentennial...

... the political renais- sance of that time, accounts such as Can Themba’s ”The Bottom of the Bottle” indicate that there was a darker and much more an- guished side; the story ends with Themba’s journalistharrator fig- ure staring cynically into the ”bottle” which drains him of any social...

... recently reorganized, but again, the dozens of bottles in the kitchen spice racks, Sue posted a sign reading “Death to Duplicators.” John Miller and Sue were both writing their dissertations at the same time and kept each other sane by echoing Strom | Susan...

... not take this gift for granted. Many brought bottles from home to fill up for their families, and tubs of water were placed in each classroom for the children to drink from during the school day. It is difficult to imagine life without access to clean water until you walk in the shoes of those...

... to create artistic work that makes visible that which is Figure 4. Steph. Photographed in High Park, Toronto, hidden and calls attention to the July 25, 2013. silences in the archives. Water Bottles and Lube: A Reflection on My Conversations in the Bedroom In the early stages of this project I...

... guessed it) history. Eighty proof. With his degree and bottle in hand, Aldrich Ames then went on to make a truly professional career in history, delivering many, many papers-most of them to the Russians. Like it or not, he’s a homeboy. DRESSED TO KILL For years we believed...

... of troublesome patrons by chewing off one of their ears: ”Over time she garnered a collection of such trophies, preserved in a bottle of alcohol over the bar” (218). It is in the use of these sources and the accounts of the prostitutes’ experiences, however, that the book’s weaknesses and shortcom...

... da Costa, Jamie Schulte, and Brooke Singer) A young woman goes to a liquor store to buy a bottle of wine. At the checkout counter, she is asked to present her driver’s license — the usual procedure in the United States for any person who looks under thirty. The woman hands over her...

... squatting down in the halls of this winter's AHA meeting and waiting for the millenni- um. MAKEOVER While American businessmen start fast food franchises and car deal- erships in the former Soviet Union, they are bottling communist nos- talgia for domestic consumption. Take New York City's...

...- ment of illdigested facts and platitudes meant to be regurgitated in ex- aminations and then conveniently forgotten, To the bewildered students, history must have appeared as a swarm of factors, trends and impersonal forces before which the individual is swept along like an empty bottle...

... class mobility in the United States. It is a ringtoss game; your ring size increases depending on how much you can afford to spend. The larger the ring, the larger the peg you can ring. Ringing larger pegs wins larger prizes. Prizes include champagne, wine, domestic bottled beer, and shitty...

... frequently used the gallery for fundraising dinners. Why bother to curate such a collection if the only labels guests were likely, or able, to read were those on the wine bottles in front of them? Still, setting aside the Indiana Jones motifs in this story, Small’s supporters could take some comfort from...

.... —B. C. Rubin | Situationist Dérive and Urban Pedagogy   185 At certain points we steered clear of an area because of the characters lurking nearby — two men talking angrily or a homeless man gripping a paper-­bagged bottle stomping about and singing “Blame...

... have introduced aluminum cans and plastic bottles into the Hungarian market, without considering the already existing and highly effective bottle exchange programs and without providing lOB/RADICAL HISTORY REVIEW recycling facilities for the new forms of packaging. These issues provide...

... from the tower for viewers to read. One set details information about multinational water, energy, and bottling corporations including Veoloa, Vivendi, Suez, RWE, Bechtel, Thames Water, Nestle, Coca-­Cola, and Pepsi. The other set details information about organizations, community groups...

... and social tastes? Or will it simply pour new wine into old bottles? The jury is still out. Notes Thanks to Jeffrey Pilcher, Ritty Lukose, Brad Koehler, and an anonymous reviewer for their comments and suggestions. 1. Michael Pollan, “The Food Movement, Rising,” New York Review of Books, June 1...

..., music boomed from the recently opened "striptyz" club. I moved through the crowds and heard French, Italian, Spanish, German, and English. While some tourists sipped coffee at outdoor cafes and drank bottles of Pilsner from the new hamburger stands, others were bartering with some...