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Writer, podcaster, radio producer. Author, American Afterlife (UGA Press). Producer S1, Peabody-Award-winning Buried Truths. Fan, black licorice. She/hers/her.
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‘Trouble the Land’ takes audiences on a multimedia journey through civil rights history

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By Kate Sweeney
| Emory Report Verified
A new online series by the Emory Center for Digital Scholarship (ECDS) revives a classic audio documentary about the Civil Rights Movement, enhancing it with text, archival images, video, maps and links to further resources. “Trouble the Land: A Personal History of the Civil Rights Movement in Five Southern Cities,” appears in Southern Spaces, an online journal about real and imagined places in the U.S. South produced by ECDS.
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Class serves up a taste of Shakespeare’s England

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By Kate Sweeney
| Emory Report Verified
People plan elaborate feasts, withhold meals from starving wives, trade drunken jibes and poison one another’s booze — and these are just a few ways that food and drink play key supporting roles in the plays of William Shakespeare. “You know, Shakespeare is wonderful, and Shakespeare can be intimidating,” says Sheila Cavanagh, Emory professor of English.
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Ryan Bonfiglio, Exemplary Teacher of the Year, charts new courses to learning at Candler

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By Kate Sweeney
| Emory Report Verified
Ryan Bonfiglio, Exemplary Teacher of the Year and professor at Candler School of Theology, has a knack for expanding learning opportunities for traditional and nontraditional students. — Avery D. Spalding, Emory Photo/Video Ryan Bonfiglio’s path to Emory’s Exemplary Teacher of the Year starts in an unlikely spot: the wrestling mat.
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