e. a house or inn sign (although surnames derived from house and inn signs are rare in Scots and English).

For example, the Sutjeska Memorial Park in Bosnia-Herzegovina (1958–75; second chapter) began as a commemoration site but grew to become both a holiday locale and the finish line for a cross-republic auto-relay that hosted hundreds of Yugoslav and international racers and revelers. As evident on her own rare releases, Kitchen Music (2002), Tiny Lights (2004), and more recent recordings overseen by gigantic fan Andy Maize, when Bell-Smith sings, something lovely and vital is added to the air—an urgent, timeless sound, which reassures and reminds listeners of our collective heart. We collect and match historical records that Ancestry users have contributed to their family trees to create each person’s profile. In the President's Desk series, SSRC President Anna Harvey reflects on the potential for social and behavioral science to innovate and evaluate workable policy solutions to pressing societal challenges.

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This dissertation makes visible how a variety of agents—architects, planners, politicians, but also everyday individuals whose lives were to be revolutionized—contoured the parameters of building both Yugoslavism and socialism. I analyze photographs, ephemera, artworks, and structures to argue that infrastructural endeavors sanctioned collective practices that operated in similar ways as the projects themselves, underscoring how the very basis of socialist existence in Yugoslavia came to depend upon an infrastructural definition of society and the self.I show how the Yugoslav state charged grand spatial projects with the task of catalyzing social transformation, materializing ideology, and articulating Yugoslav socialism to domestic and international audiences.

In honour of the February 22nd release of his new album, Repeat Offender (out on Joel Plaskett‘s New Scotland Records), acclaimed, Toronto-based artist Peter Elkas is playing in Guelph every Thursday night in March. With Steve Dawson once again assuming production duties, the results sing for themselves, and the chemistry of the musicians soars and crackles on every tune.She is also the Publisher of Vine Leaves Press, [11] Co-Founder of Elite Boox, [12] and a voice-over actor.