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Nature plays tricks on us all the time—taxidermy gives Divya Anantharaman a way to play back.

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Summer Scholars 2011-2015

2015   Michael Kilmister, Bethany Phillips-Peddlesden, Rohan Lloyd, Henry Reese and Emma Shortis Seymour Scholar Michael Kilmister, “Hughes Must Go”: Sir John Latham and the Political Eclipse of Prime Minister Billy Hughes’.

Olday, John, 1905-1977, aka Arthur William Oldag aka Fredrick Frostick aka Frank Allen aka Willi Freimann, aka Michael Peterson

A short biography of Scots-German anarchist John Olday

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Summer Scholars 2011-2015

Seymour Scholar “Hughes Must Go”: Sir John Latham and the Political Eclipse of Prime Minister Billy Hughes’. Sir John Latham played a leading role in the dramatic final act of Billy Hughes’ Prime Ministership. Using Latham’s papers, and those of friends and associates, Michael is exploring the role of conservative elites and power networks in the erosion of Hughes’ political position. Norman McCann Summer Scholars ‘Coral Battleground? Re-examining the “Save the Reef” campaign in 1960s Australia’. Rohan is critically scrutinising the prevailing environmental narrative of “Save the Great Barrier Reef” that characterises the issue as a conservationist ‘battleground’. By examining the scope and findings of the 1972 Royal Commission on the Great Barrier Reef Petroleum Drilling (66 volumes of transcripts plus exhibits) and oral histories, Rohan is evaluating the role of the Federal Government and public opinion in securing a collective attitude towards preservation of the Reef well before the political turbulence set in.

David Richardson, 'The Simpsons' Writer-Producer, Dies at 65

David Richardson, ‘The Simpsons’ and ‘Two and a Half Men’ Writer-Producer, Dies at 65 Veteran showrunner recently wrapped the fifth and final season of Netflix’s “F Is for Family”Rosemary Rossi | January 18, 2021 @ 6:14 PM Last Updated: January 19, 2021 @ 6:20 AM Industry Entertainment David Richardson, the veteran writer and showrunner of such television comedies as “The Simpsons,” “Two and a Half Men” and “Malcolm in the Middle,” died Monday from heart failure. He was 65. Richardson, who was a cancer survivor for almost 30 years, began his three-decade career as a comedy writer on Michael Leeson/Carsey-Werner’s NBC series “Grand” starring Bonnie Hunt, as well as the family-friendly “Zoobilee Zoo” with Ben Vereen and “The Pat Sajak Show” (yes, the “Wheel of Fortune” host once had a late-night talk show).