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Cultivating Pasadena
Rosemary Comella, Rosemary Comella & Marsha Kinder & The Labyrinth Project
Excerpt from peer response:
"In keeping with the special issue topic of Mobility, images regarding transportation have been selected, and they are stunning and memorable: the Mt."
- Mark Williams, Dartmouth College, 9.15.2005
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Hypermedia Berlin
Todd Presner, Zoe Borovsky & Shawn Higgins & Eugene Horikawa & Brian Lin
Excerpt from most recent thread:
"The concept of hypertexts linking important information allows jumping in time and space in a relatively free fashion not constricted by traditional linear narrative structures."
- ewa Mularczyk, USC, 12.8.2005
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Mobile Figures
David Lloyd, Erik Loyer
Excerpt from peer response:
"“Mobile Figures” presses into labor the quintessentially Irish symbol of “the potato” as historical and metaphoric image of Irish history, experience, and national “personality”."
- David Theo Goldberg, University of California Humanities Research Institute, 9.15.2005
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PlaceStorming
Jane McGonigal, Raegan Kelly & Craig Dietrich
Excerpt from most recent thread:
"As shown in some of the Sister Chorines, schoolchildren were able to take part in the game, but the question will remain to be seen as to whether or not the concepts can be effectively conveyed."
- Neel Garlapati, University of Southern California, 12.8.2005
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The Guantanamobile Project
Lisa Lynch & Elena Razlogova, Eric Rodenbeck
Excerpt from most recent thread:
"I also thought about how fragile history is, how the voices fade once the events pass into common nostalgia."
- adan avalos, USC, 12.9.2005
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Wegzeit
Dietmar Offenhuber, Dietmar Offenhuber
Excerpt from most recent thread:
"This project finds its inspiration through the assertion that distance is now quantified by the time that it takes to traverse it, yet leaves the thread of applicable information hanging by limiting the scope of its data."
- Alessandro Ago, University of Southern California, 12.9.2005
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WiFi.Bedouin
Julian Bleecker, Erik Loyer & Julian Bleecker
Excerpt from most recent thread:
"Above them, of course, there'll be a petite bourgeoisie of passive users - office workers, airline clerks."
- Damian Castaldi, Sydney South, 2.7.2006
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