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Cultivating Pasadena
Rosemary Comella, Rosemary Comella & Marsha Kinder & The Labyrinth Project
Excerpt from most recent thread:
"It is interesting how surface roads, such as highways and railroads have precisely developed on such a large scale unlike underground communication, such as subway system."
- ewa Mularczyk, USC, 12.8.2005
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Hypermedia Berlin
Todd Presner, Zoe Borovsky & Shawn Higgins & Eugene Horikawa & Brian Lin
Excerpt from most recent thread:
"The project presumably allows visitors to virtually explore and immerse themselves within the cultural history of a Berlin, in lieu of actually visiting the space."
- Philip Yu, USC, 12.9.2005
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Mobile Figures
David Lloyd, Erik Loyer
Excerpt from peer response:
"As a result, “Mobile Figures” leaves us enriched not just in our comprehension of Irish history but in thinking more generally about how that enriched understanding is enabled."
- 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:
"Being able to take a text and dissect in physical space, as opposed to through discussion or through written analysis, may lend a unique level of understanding and dialogue to the way the academy deals with writing."
- 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:
"This project has a grassroots feel which makes it seem "real"-- both in terms of honesty and in documentary fidelity."
- adan avalos, USC, 12.9.2005
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Wegzeit
Dietmar Offenhuber, Dietmar Offenhuber
Excerpt from most recent thread:
"One's map/perception of Los Angeles changes greatly when one does not have a car of one's own: it becomes bus lines, subway transfer points, and the blocks walked between drop-off and pick-up."
- Chera Kee, University of Southern California, 12.6.2005
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WiFi.Bedouin
Julian Bleecker, Erik Loyer & Julian Bleecker
Excerpt from most recent thread:
"This has nothing to do with class in the traditional, Marxist sense - the nomenklatura are just as likely to be inner-city hackers as rich executives."
- Damian Castaldi, Sydney South, 2.7.2006
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