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Mad Kane’s Political Madness How NOT To Woo Women Voters (Limerick) April 8th, 2014 How NOT To Woo Women Voters (Limerick) By Madeleine Begun Kane We women are “whiners,” they bray. We “lie” that there’s “no equal pay.” That’s the GOP line, And it suits me just fine: On Election Day, gals get their say.
Social Network Analysis Social Network Analysis: Introduction and Resources What is Social Network Analysis? Network Data Collection and Representation Network Theories 534syllabus History 534/English 585 Culture and Contact: The Atlantic World, 1400-1800 Fall 2007 Wed. 4:00-6:40 Park 532 Prof. Erik Seeman Park 534, 645-2181 x534 Office hours: Mon. 1-3 seeman@buffalo.edu Goals: Between 1400 and 1800, the peoples of Europe, Africa, North America, and South America became enmeshed in an increasingly dense web of cultural contacts. Out of curiosity, desire for trade, and lust for power sprung a new entity: the Atlantic World, with origins in all four continents but with a cultural vocabulary all its own.