Culture

Magazine articles on ancient and modern culture issues.

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Science News July 3, 2004 Janet Raloff	A Maize-ing Travels Scientists trace the long road that maize took from the New World to Asia.
BusinessWeek July 5, 2004 Joan O'C. Hamilton	Anxious Leisure Ultimately,"On Paradise Drive" doesn't rise above pleasant beach-chair fare. David Brooks offers a penetrating portrait of the obvious: Americans are hard-working, generally good-natured folks drowning in material goods.
Fast Company July 2004 Keith H. Hammonds	We, Incorporated More than neighborhoods and churches, corporations define our values. But they're not up to the task.
Fast Company July 2004 Shoshana Zuboff	Small Insults, Heavy Toll When our complex lives don't fit into a corporate model, we pay a heavy toll.
D-Lib June 2004 Perkins, Dawson & Geber	Beyond Productivity: Culture and Heritage Resources in the Digital Age Members of the Cultural Content Forum discussed information, technology, and creative practices to better understand digital cultural content for e-learning and audience engagement at their fourth annual meeting.
High on Adventure June 2004 Rosen & Giordano	Aboriginal Cultural Experience in Vancouver Tourists intimately experience Canada's First Nations with Takaya Tours.
Information Today June 2004 Dick Kaser	Appreciating What We've Got As we keep pushing the envelope and riding technology's curve, it's easy to forget how good we've got it already.
BusinessWeek May 31, 2004 Joseph Weber	William J. Levitt: A Social Architect He built affordable housing -- and helped create suburban America.
D-Lib May 2004 Jeanette Zerneke	D-Lib Featured Collection May 2004: ECAI Iraq Electronic Cultural Atlas Initiative (ECAI) constructed a website to bring together the available digital cultural heritage resources on Iraq, that covers a 10,000-year period of history, and includes profiles of 70 major historic sites and 50 empires and eras.
Reason May 2004 G. Beato	Xtreme Measures Washington's new crackdown on pornography.
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