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...work Morgan has done at Stanford, most notably her forthcoming book on underground hip-hop culture in Los Angeles, “The Real Hip Hop,” added force to Morgan??s tenure bid, Higginbotham said...
...Hiphop Archive. It is not known whether Morgan has accepted the offer, and she could not be reached for comment. “I am overjoyed,” Professor of Anthropology and of Af-Am Studies J. Lorand Matory ’82 said of Morgan??s possible arrival. “First, because she has unique gifts to bring to the academy, and she is probably the leading scholar of hip hop and of the collecting and history of hip hop music which has influenced the entire planet.” Morgan??s return...
...Summers’ five-year term. Bobo previously was the Tishman and Diker professor of sociology and Af-Am studies at Harvard, and Af-Am faculty members say that he is welcome to return to Cambridge in a tenured role. In September 2004, just months after Summers turned down Morgan??s tenure case, she and Bobo announced their joint departure for the West Coast, where job offers awaited them at Stanford.Morgan became the executive director of Stanford’s Hiphop Archive and an associate professor of communication. At Stanford, an associate professorship is a tenured position. Bobo...
...starting tailback Clifton Dawson. Harvard finally pulled even at 22 on a nine-yard scoring catch by receiver Corey Mazza in the third quarter.In the fourth quarter, the fireworks started. Harvard took its first lead on a 32-yard field goal by kicker Matt Schindel. Brown answered with Steve Morgan??s fourth field goal of the afternoon, a 26-yarder, and went ahead 32-25 on a 34-yard touchdown pass to Schreck from DiGiacomo with just over four minutes remaining.O’Hagan took over on his own 18-yard line with 4:03 left...
...speaking of a group of statistically minded humor writers who operate a blog called “Fire Joe Morgan?? (www.firejoemorgan.com). The FJM writers—who go by the monikers of Dak, Junior, Coach, Matthew Murbles, and Ken Tremendous—have done what many of us wish we had done years ago: created a forum dedicated to illuminating and ridiculing the indefensible ravings of the national baseball media...