Sarah Hill

@hillgower.bsky.social

Oakland native, siaradwr Cymraeg, relapsed oboist. Co-ordinating Editor of Popular Music. Prof of Popular Music and Fellow of St Peter’s College, Oxford.

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Image of a promotional poster for "NEW: The Bodleian Whispering Service." It humorously details a service where users can "Request a title, Sit quietly, and Receive knowledge." Tiers include "Journal articles," "19th Century Novels," and "War and Peace (extended session)." Launching on April 1st. The poster features icons of two figures, one appearing to whisper to the other, against a background of a historic building.

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While an undergrad at UCSC I took Tom Lehrer's Nature of Math course. A decade later I often saw him around Harvard Yard. After my appt to Oxford the college Math fellow wanted to know every detail of those fleeting memories: knowing someone who 'knew' Tom Lehrer gave him street cred. Thanks, Tom.

🌟call for research participants🌟 i'm looking for people who are (or have been) fans of #eurovision to join an online focus group about how fans think about & interact with the politics of the contest. more details on the study & how to join below. please sign up & share with your eurofan pals!

Call For Participants: Eurovision and International Politics

I'm looking for Eurovision fans to participate in an online focus group about how fans think about and interact with the politics of the Contest.

See other images for further info or contact zoe.jay@helsinki.fi

To register, go to https://tinyurl/com/eurovisionaries-study or scan the QR code in bottom right corner of this image.Who can participate?
All fans aged 18 and older are welcome. If you’re a Eurovision fan and are interested in discussing Eurovision and politics, I’d like to hear from you!

What will taking part involve?
Participating in a focus groups with 6-8 Eurovision fans. The focus groups will be conducted online in English, and last around 90 minutes. The focus groups will be held in June and July.

I will ask you and the group questions about your views on whether and how the Contest relates to international politics, and on how you engage with these politics as a fan. 

You don’t need to have a particular opinion about whether the contest is political or not - only an interest in talking about Eurovision and politics as you understand it.Further Information
If you have any questions about this study, you can contact Dr Zoë Jay: zoe.jay@helsinki.fi

You can also read more about the research on the Eurovisionaries website: www.eurovisionaries.com

Register: If you're interested in taking part in this study, you can register at https://tinyurl/com/eurovisionaries-study or by scanning the QR code in the bottom right corner.