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Each month we’re highlighting a book available through PSU Press Unlocked, an open access initiative featuring scholarly digital books and ...
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by Laura Levitt, author of The Objects That RemainThe Objects That Remain is about how everyday objects transform into something ...
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Barry Loveland, co-author of Out in Central Pennsylvania: The History of an LGBTQ Community, reflects on two anti-LGBTQ incidents at ...
