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Potpourri
100

Damon Krukowski argues that this is the opposite of signal - and we have stopped paying attention to it.

Noise

100

According to David Byrne, this largely determines how art is created.

Context

100

Perhaps the oldest form of establishing external memory by creating an image of a scene or event (thus enabling remembering).

Painting

100

Your CAP leader.

Lauren Steege

100

What holds the entertainment experience together.

Us

200

The rapid development of integrated circuits which follow a pattern of doubling in power and capacity every eighteen months.

Moore's Law

200

The particular piece of equipment that first made music ‘on the go’ and a completely internal listening experience.

Walkman

200

This emerged from the mass reading of mass-produced print (e.g. newspapers).

Shared societal memory

200

Your staff mentor.

Michelle McIllece

200

The result of a unique, consistent and strategized promotion effort.

Branding

300

The closer a sound source is to a mic, the mellower its tone; and the farther a sound source, the thinner its sound.

Proximity effect

300

Venues that were purposefully built to play ‘performerless’ music - that is, without stages or live musicians.

Discos

300

-- DAILY DOUBLE!! --

The publishing industry effectively began with this invention in the mid-15th century.

Printing press

300
Our class's writing fellow.

Claudia Chiappa

300

The music streaming platform choice of your amazing FYS professor.

Deezer

400

Swipe left or right, thumbs up or down, 1 or 0.

Digital logic

400

The small venue/bar where The Talking Heads frequently performed.

CBGB

400

Engaging in routine tasks many times will eventually commit them to this type of memory.

Procedural memory

400

A holistic learning environment at the heart of campus, this entity provides academic support and guidance to help you get the most out of Coe.

The Learning Commons

400

The title of the episode of Black Mirror that we watched in class.

Nosedive

500

POTS, for short.

Plain Old Telephone Service

500

This composer constructed Bayreuth in the 1870s, an opera house that included an enlarged orchestra pit to better accommodate the music he imagined.

Richard Wagner

500

This entity began to usurp much of the script environment in the mid-to-late first millenium CE by controlling libraries (monasteries) and the scribes within them.

Catholic Church

500

The location of your advisor’s office.

Nassif House

500

The name of your brilliant instructor’s high school band’s debut album.

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