2011 REPORT OF THE CULTURE COMMITTEE _______________________________________________________ “Culture is what is left when everything else has been forgotten.” (Françoise Sagan) Chair:

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• Geography of Europe
• Europe
• Lucerne
• Swiss literature
• Switzerland

Gone, But Not Forgotten: The Current State of Private Computing Aseem Rastogi∗ University of Maryland, College Park Abstract—Private data comes in many forms: web browser

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Harvard Journal of Law & Technology Volume 28, Number 2 Spring 2015 RECONCEPTUALIZING THE RIGHT TO BE FORGOTTEN TO ENABLE TRANSATLANTIC DATA FLOW Michael L. Rustad & Sanna Kulevska*

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Interview with Kenneth C. Davis, author of America’s Hidden History: Untold Tales of the First Pilgrims, Fighting Women and Forgotten Founders Who Shaped a Nation Q: Why isn’t this new book in your Don’t Know Much

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Gratittude research! Gratitude Thankfulness this from Emmons UCD
 Gratitude is the “forgotten factor” in happiness research. Scientists are latecomers to the concept of gratitude. Religions and philosophies have l

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Andrew Stummer  Joel Tirado  TAJRL Final Project (University at Albany)      The memoirs of Robert Eugene Sandroni provide a rare look into a forgotten

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Matt Griffis Narrative and Dynamic SystemsThe Forgotten Sonnet a poem in the style of Cent mille milliards de poèmes by Raymond Queneau _______________________

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• Sonnet 130
• Blason

WhiteCollarGroup THE MOST FORGOTTEN WEB VULNERABILITIES Written by 0KaL @ WhiteCollarGroup

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20th Governor’s Lecture in the Humanities World War One: REMEMBERING AMERICA’S FORGOTTEN WAR with Historian/BBC Host David Reynolds

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Dublin - Fingal Dublin - Fingal Resurrecting Monuments This family event will bring to life the story of a forgotten monument through Archaeology, Living History and Ancient Crafts and Mythical Games Venue: Hurdy Gurdy

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