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Music 'after Napster' debated at Glenn: Music industry attorney Bobby Rosenbloom (seated, from left), Aquemni Records art and repertoire director Regina Davenport and musician Amy Ray sat down in Glenn Auditorium last Wednesday night o discuss the state of the music industry “After Napster.” About 150 people turned out to attend the good-natured discussion. Sociology assistant professor Timothy Dowd (far left) served as moderator. Click here or above for the full convocation story. Photo by Ann Borden. |
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Scholarship & Research: Theology's Long mediates America's 'worship wars': Tom Long, Bandy Professor of Preaching, explores new ways of religious practice in his new book Beyond the Worship Wars. Long has been named one of the nation’s top preachers by Newsweek. Click here or above for the full story. Photo by Jon Rou. |
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