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The Sound of Gaga: An Oscars Reinvention

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Lady Gaga's latest performance at the 2015 Academy Awards was a reinvention to transcend all previous reinventions.

The Metaphor as Weapon

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Why the rhetoric of battle has no place in public policy discourse

War of the Words

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The sexualized language of violence in the Vietnam War

Red Carpet Reflections

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As we approach the Oscars, it's worth acknowledging that celebrities are not victims of "red-carpet culture." And neither are we.

Creating the Navajo Classroom

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How students are overcoming assimilation

The Odyssey and the Ramayana

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Expanding the horizon of the Western canon

Shepherding Virtuous Wolves

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How language has shaped the liberal arts

Jon Stewart Isn't Going Anywhere

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Whatever is next for Jon Stewart, his legacy isn't going anywhere. Stewart has made us laugh more times than we realize.

Introducing the 2015 Literary Supplement: "Language and Power"

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A Note From the Editor

Shifting Tongues

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Colonial legacies and the Hawaiian language
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