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Jennifer Eisenhauer, Assistant Professor, De- partment of Art Education, Ohio State Univer- sity, for work on an article which looks at girls’ (...)

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Other projects were deferred due to the economic downturn, including the 1928/48 phases of the Perkins Project, construction of the (...)

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Jennifer Eisenhauer , Assistant Professor, Department of Art Education, Ohio State University, for work on an article which looks at girls’ (...)

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Looking at all the images together, can you draw any general conclusions about Nazi propaganda? •• In contemporary culture, (...)

BRIEF OVERVIEW This teaching module explores the intersection of gender and consumer culture during the postwar period in the United States.

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This session encourages students to explore and engage with visual representations of gender in the history of medicine through (...)

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The Libraries’ current collection in these areas covers the humanities, social sciences, visual and performing arts, technology, and health.

(Continued on page 2) Virginia Slims ad, 1971, from the Richard Pollay Tobacco Industry Promotion Collection 2 WOMEN at the CENTER Fall (...)

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