...Svetlana Boym Copyright © 1995 by Duke University Press 1995 Svetlana Boym Paradoxes of Unified Culture: From Stalin s Fairy Tale to Molotov s Lacquer Box In the last years of the Soviet Union a Mos­ cow journalist observed: The unique Rus­ sian character is shaped by Russian bread lines...

...Carlotta Benvegnù; Niccolò Cuppini; Mattia Frapporti; Floriano Milesi; Maurilio Pirone; (Into the Black Box) Platforms are transforming society, economy, and politics and becoming essential infrastructures of our lives. In this way, digital spaces overlap with other spatialities, urban areas...

...Marlon B. Ross This essay explores the notion of the race icon, a prominent public image or figure that stands in for a racial group, as it is exploited as a tool both for racial debasement and for racial uplift. The essay traces the public imaging of the heavyweight boxing champion Joe Louis...

... a wife. 3. Charles Holmes Herty, ms. of speech to the American Ceramic Society, 8 Feb. 1926, in Charles Holmes Herty Papers, Box 144, Folder 4, Special Collections, Robert Woodruff Memorial Library, Emory University, Atlanta, Georgia, hereinafter cited as Herty Papers. 4. Ibid. See also Herty...

... and grounds speak in appropriately reserved ways of accrued time and money; most of Easton, which tends toward the low-rise brick styles of the industrial era, has the quiet, stark feel of Edward Hopper s paintings. There is no boxing on College Hill. Ifyou have cable, you can watch a fight on television...

...," in Amphetamine Abuse, ed. J. Robert Russo (Springfield. III., 1968). 17. "Students Warned Against Pep Pills at Examinations," Sci. NL, 31 (12 June 1937), 377; Memo of Interview, H. B. Fisher and Dr. C. N. Lewis, 28 March 1940, Box 27. FDA Decimal File 511.09, Accession 59A-2736, Records Group 88, Washington...

.... 1935, Carter Glass Papers, University of Virginia, Box 334. At Reed's death, R. Walton Moore, former congressman from Virginia s Eighth District, wrote privately: "For several years I have thought and spoken of him as the one most powerful politician in Virginia, who acted very quietly but very...

... a political bent. At Eras- mus Hall, the high-achieving Brooklyn high school he attended, his school years overlapped with those of opera star Beverly Sills and boxing kingpin Bob Arum as well as Selma Weinstein, already drawn to the Trotskyist Left and eventually to be Selma James, C. L. R.’s wife...

... political ambitions. Kenneth Moss teaches history at the University of Alabama at Huntsville. He has previously written an article on George Messersmith which appeared in Delaware History. 1. Messersmith to William E. Dodd, 1 July 1935, Item 513, Box II, papers of George S. Messersmith. I wish to thank...

... to G. Walter Mapp, 27 Jan. 1925, Glass Papers, University of Virginia, Box 5; New York Times, 6 Aug. 1929, p. 14; Glass to Franklin D. Roosevelt, 20 Sept. 1932, Glass Papers, Box 6. 10. Glass apparently conceived small business to be that which was locally owned and which confined its operations...

... direction from the polls or rooms in which the election is held is to be kept open and clear of all persons except the election officers, and this space is to be (in North Carolina may be) roped off, with an entrance on one side through which each voter is to approach the ballot-boxes, and another opening...

... pediment, stone ornaments, a large flight of stone steps, and a courtyard pal­ isaded. The interior consisted of a 56' circular-front stage illum­ inated by three rows of patent lamps, a pit, and three tiers of boxes, decorated with thirty-nine columns; to each column a glass chandelier, with five...

... of Congress, Washington, D. C Box 4. Cited hereafter as Niebuhr Papers. See also Niebuhr, Religion and the Class War in Kentucky, Chris­ tian Century, 49 (18 May 1932), 637-38. 16. For reflections on the meaning of radicalism for the modern American intellec­ tual, consult Pells, pp. 140-50 and passim...

.... Black is employed at the Division of Continuing Education, the Univer­ sity of Kansas. He is writing a book on the subject offilms and propaganda. 1. Derk Bodde to Alan Murray, 18 Oct. 1943, Office of War Information, Motion Picture Division, Record Group 208, Box 3514, Washington National Records...

...Sidney Snook Copyright © 1942 by Duke University Press 1942 THE SHOWBOAT DRIFTS DOWNSTREAM SIDNEY SNOOK THERE WERE only four showboats left on the Western rivers of America the past season. The spring and summer of 1941 saw fewer of the gay crafts with their flower boxes of red geraniums...

... University Press. 502 Amiri Baraka and Theodore A. Harris Dis is THE CAPITAL of HELL H. Box Brown Was how I found Out this mammy jamma Was upside down. Like H. Rap later Box had to split From the subjugator &theyslaveryshit God called Box...

... Folder, Box 87, Newton D. Baker MSS, Library of Congress, Washington, D.C. Thomas Wolfe to Maxweil Perkins, May 23, 1935, The Letters of Thomas Wolfe, ed. Elizabeth Nowell (New York, 1956), p. 461. Beyond Tradition 235 ticularly scholars of distinction, found great release in simply complaining about...

... in ML [machine learning] models. In such attacks, they contend, an adversary with black-box access, but no prior knowledge of an ML model s parameters or training sets can extract target ML models with near perfect delity for popular model classes includ- ing logistic regression, neural networks...

... of this article. He thanks, too, Mrs. Anita Williams and Professor Aubrey Williams, Jr., for their cooperation.1 1. See Williams press statement of 6 March, 1954 in Papers of Aubrey Willis Wil­ liams (henceforth Williams Papers) in Franklin D. Roosevelt Library, Hyde Park, New York, Box 41. Hereafter unless...

... by choosing a black to sit with his team of lawyers. The black chosen was not an attorney, however; he was the former heavyweight boxing champion Joe Louis. Throughout the trial Louis s only responsibility was to maintain his physical presence as he sat silently in the courtroom behind Hoffa s lawyers.1...