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by Mahmoud Abouelmakarem As I grew up I was always obsessed with New York City. I used to see it in movies and TV shows, and I dreamt a ... -
by: Nick Page A Drawing Depicting Scheherazade From Mozart’s Turkish March to contemporary concert band repertoire such as Samue... -
Shraman Sen ( Section 2) The objective of this narrative is to provide a written explanation of the early connections between Middle East...
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The following is a recreation of events that could be disturbing to some readers. The events that have taken place are related to the lif... -
Throughout the course of this semester and primarily within this particular class of “Intro to Modern Middle East”, my personal opinions ab... -
The original video was too large to be uploaded here so I broke it back up into its individual parts. -Kyle Knotts
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Author: Nathaniel Mann As a project for Introduction to the Modern Middle East, I was tasked with providing insights about the Middle East... -
Shirin Neshat is a contemporary Iranian artist from Qazvin, Iran now residing in New York. Her work mostly consists of photography and film... -
By Zainab Ali Growing up in a town known for its diversity, it was a given that I would learn about different cultures. But growing up Mu...
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by Mahmoud Abouelmakarem As I grew up I was always obsessed with New York City. I used to see it in movies and TV shows, and I dreamt a ...
-
by: Nick Page A Drawing Depicting Scheherazade From Mozart’s Turkish March to contemporary concert band repertoire such as Samue...
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Shraman Sen ( Section 2) The objective of this narrative is to provide a written explanation of the early connections between Middle East...
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The following is a recreation of events that could be disturbing to some readers. The events that have taken place are related to the lif...
-
Throughout the course of this semester and primarily within this particular class of “Intro to Modern Middle East”, my personal opinions ab...
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The original video was too large to be uploaded here so I broke it back up into its individual parts. -Kyle Knotts
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Author: Nathaniel Mann As a project for Introduction to the Modern Middle East, I was tasked with providing insights about the Middle East...
-
Shirin Neshat is a contemporary Iranian artist from Qazvin, Iran now residing in New York. Her work mostly consists of photography and film...
-
By Zainab Ali Growing up in a town known for its diversity, it was a given that I would learn about different cultures. But growing up Mu...