Course
Latin American Immigration to the United States
OSHR-701.54
Professor Thomas Levy
Archaeologists in the U.S. are now collaborating with the Israel Antiques Authority to integrate a trove of data about archaeological sites once controlled by Israel into the largest interactive Internet repository of data from 18,500 ancient sites in the Holy Land. The information is being added to the Digital Archaeological Atlas of the Holy Land, one of several “nodes” that make up the Mediterranean Archaeology Network. This database is the most extensive repository for archaeological site information in the Middle East.
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In 2016 Bob Dylan received the Nobel Prize in Literature for having “created new poetic expressions within the great American song tradition.†Catapulted to fame as a folk and rock star in the 1960s, Dylan has produced 60 new albums, roughly one every year, since then. He has also been performing live and continues to do so today at 76. Dylan is not just a phenomenon of the 1960s; he has been very much with us since then and remains so. In this class we will look at and listen to what Dylan has been doing from 1963 to the present. We will watch Dylan in performance, and we will talk about what he meant to us then and what he means now.
Coordinator: Ira Nelson