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As for multimedia, an audio recitation of each chapter's text is also included, although the narration has the flat, robotic intonation of computer text-to-speech software (albeit with a vaguely Aussie accent).

And within each chapter's circle of friends, contacts can be made with the likes of President Bowen (Sigma Chi), Carlos Baker (*40) (Theta Delta Chi), George Gallup (SAE), or even James Baker '52 (Phi Delta Theta).

The authors offer an alternative and refreshing view of the uses and effects of recording technology through the original concept of 'digital signatures.' Each chapter's analyses brilliantly illustrate the impact of digital signatures on the sounds and meanings of recorded popular music.

The length of time of each chapter's new member program may vary.

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Having hand puppets introduce each chapter of Tammy Faye Bakker Messner's life story is a little much and the filmmakers are awfully eager to forgive their subject anything, but THE EYES OF TAMMY FAYE (2000) is an impressive documentary as well as high camp.

We selected keywords from each chapter of Houghton's study—loaded words like "hope," "faith," and "heroism" that he deemed central to the Victorian mindset [End Page 70] and character and queried them (and their Victorian synonyms, to avoid literalism) against a special data set of titles of nineteenth-century British printed works.

Each chapter of Scott Skyrm's book begins with an anecdote that either puts the message into historical context or sets up the many fluid plot points.

It's a guide to grief for those on the outside looking in, each chapter featuring a different person's story of loss ("John's partner," "Anna's son," "Adam's best friends"), starting with her own.