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Who Let Them In?

Joanne Lannin

2022

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Ch11. Play-by-Play: The Final Frontier S. 89-104

„… periods before them, I realized, yes, I can do play-by-play.”24Hextall started calling plays less than …” „… call-ing games from the broadcast booth? She realized that she’d never heard a woman doing play-by-play for …” „… as part of ESPN’s play-by-play team for NHL broad-casts. Her goal in five years is to be known as …”

Ch03. Prying Open the Locker Room Doors S. 17-32

„… lawsuits.Ludtke had grown up playing sports. She describes the brand of six-player basketball girls played back …” „… play-by-play accounts of games.5 After 20 Chapter 3the game, players were still caught up in the moment and …” „… interview NFL play-ers. After one game involving the New York Giants, Visser and Brennan waited in the …”

Ch12. Suzyn Waldman: Pioneer in the Broadcast Booth S. 105-110

„… landed a number of opportunities to do play-by-play and commentary on both radio and television. In 1992 …” „… play-by-play and commentating on the major-league level. In 1994, she was the first woman to do national …” „… , Waldman’s career continued to soar. She did televised play-by-play and commentary on the MSG Network and on …”

Ch13. Doris Burke: At the Top of Her Game S. 111-118

„… its women’s games on the radio. Burke was asked if she might be interested in giving play-by-play a …” „… with coaches and players.Burke was hesitant. This was obviously a promotion that afforded her even more …” „… having played and coached at high levels, but unlike some other former coaches/players who analyze games …”

Ch14. #MeToo Comes to Sports S. 119-132

„… of text messages from Montana State Uni-versity play-by-play announcer Jay Sanderson.“Come down here …” „… summer nights tuned to Vin Scully or Dick Enberg, the play-by-play announcers for the Dodgers and Angels …” „… table and heard romantic music playing in the back-ground. When she asked the player why he thought she …”

Ch01. Why Mary Garber Matters S. 1-8

„… college in Roanoke, Virginia, she was able to continue to play sports and became the college newspaper’s …” „… goal to be made by an AA Western Conference player in the past 2 years. That boot won the Danville game …” „… paper. When Garber showed up, players and coaches were surprised and thrilled to see some-one from the …”

Ch05. Pioneers in Sports Broadcasting S. 39-46

„… . Betsy Ross, best known for her work for ESPN as an anchor and a play-by-play announcer, began her …” „… participated in NBC’s pregame show in the studio but was relegated to the stands to interview the players …” „… player for 10 years . . . I knew that all these guys were among the most insecure people in the world …”

Ch07. Robin Roberts: Her Roots in Sports S. 57-62

„… . She did play-by-play for men’s and women’s college basketball and hosted many ESPN documentaries and …” „… a scholarship to play basketball at Louisiana State University. But she chose Southeastern Louisiana …” „… tennis player, had harbored a secret desire to play at Wimbledon someday. Despite her high school success …”

Preface S. i-xx

„… a Class by Herself 63 9 Having It All 6910 Karen Guregian: Having It Her Way 8111 Play-by-Play …” „… sportswriting profession.”—Jerry Crasnick, senior advisor, Major League Baseball Players Association, and former …” „… about any of that when I was ten years old. All I wanted to do was play street hockey with the guys. Our …”

Notes S. 141-156

„… (August 8, 2020).15. Andrew Bucholtz, “Holly Rowe Filled in on Play-by-Play on WVU-Gonzaga after Dan …” „… , https://awfulannouncing.com/espn/holly-rowe-filled-in-on -play-by-play-on-wvu-gonzaga.html (July 5, 2021).16. Chad Finn, “Journalism Pioneer Jackie …” „… Sandomir, “First Woman to Call N.F.L. Play-by-Play, and the Last,” New York Times, January 28, 2009 …”

Ch04. Claire Smith: Hall of Fame Baseball Writer S. 33-38

„… could stand outside and chitchat with the players.”2After two years at Penn State, Smith was drifting …” „… been the first American League owner to sign a Black player (Larry Doby) when he owned the Cleveland …” „… him the oldest player to start a career in Major League Baseball. Smith had what she describes as the …”

Ch02. Lesley Visser Leads the Way S. 9-16

„… Patriots players such as “Sugar Bear” Hamilton, who played for the Patriots from 1973 to 1981. “They would …” „… skilled than the people in the broadcast booth. She’s never had a desire to do play-by-play or to host an …” „… second-guessed by fans, dismissed by players and coaches, and resented by fellow writers. Visser proved through …”

Ch06. ESPN: Game Changer for Women S. 47-56

„… play-by-play for a Major League Baseball game in 1993. But Gardner’s swift rise at ESPN was followed by an …” „… closer to home in Cincinnati, where she still does college basketball play-by-play.“It was a great …” „… happened and then provided smooth, unhurried play-by-play and com-mentary for several minutes until Jay …”

Ch10. Karen Guregian: Having It Her Way S. 81-88

„… reporters at that time were either women who’d never covered football or former football players without any …” „… hockey player Mario Lemieux of the Pittsburgh Penguins held a press conference to announce that he was …” „… wasn’t just the desire to play it safe that kept her there. She felt a sense of loyalty to her colleagues …”

Ch15. We’ve Come a Long Way S. 133-140

„… spent the next sixteen months pitching stories as a freelancer and picking up play-by-play gigs for …” „… flexible, persis-tent, and willing to play the long game in an evolving media landscape. “It’s all about …” „… playing field for women.Just a few years ago, increasing the ranks of middle managers and editors was …”

Ch09. Having It All S. 69-80

„… time in 1996, she was asked to fly to Los Angeles to interview a professional hockey player because his …” „… her baby daughter with her. “While I was interviewing this hockey player, he was staring at my …” „… on the programming. The football players with whom she cohosted Total Access implored the new …”

About the Author S. 167-168

„… about women and sports. The most recent was Finding a Way to Play: The Pioneering Spirit of Women in …” „… Basketball. Joanne is a retired English and journalism teacher and she still plays basketball in an …”

Selected Readings S. 157-160

„… scholarly article breaks down the psychological forces at play during the New England Patriots’ sexual …”

Ch08. Pam Oliver: Sideline Reporter in a Class by Herself S. 63-68

„… stays around be-cause Fox recognizes the value in her connections, her relationships with teams, players …” „… -1990s with Deion Sanders, who was also playing baseball at the time. Sanders gave a canned response to …” „… a question about what motivated him to keep playing two professional sports, to which Oliver replied …”

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Games Girls Play

Carolyn M. Cunningham

2020

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Wirklichkeit als Fiktion - Fiktion als Wirklichkeit

Lucas Marco Gisi (Hrsg.), Irmgard M. Wirtz (Hrsg.)

2024

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Klaus Müller-Wille Play Kierkegaard – Dürrenmatts dramaturgisches Denken S. 226-241

„… 226KLaus MüLLer-WiLLePlay Kierkegaard – Dürrenmatts dramaturgisches DenkenIn den späten 1940 …” „… : The Germano-phone World. Hg. v. Jon Stewart. London, New York 2013, S. 43-59.play kierkegaard227 …” „… Kierkegaard als eines genuin dra-maturgischen Denkers beziehen könnten.»Play it again« – Dürrenmatt liest …”

Caspar Battegay Spielmaterial. Dürrenmatts Stereotype S. 342-352

„… , in denying the play of difference […] constitutes a prob-lem for the representation of the subject in …” „… sind stark von einem »play of difference« motiviert, die Figuren und Hand-lungen werden explizit als …” „… organisierten Welt dar, sie führt kein »play of difference« ein, das das Klischee erschüttern könnte. Denn wie …”

Titelei/Inhaltsverzeichnis S. 1-8

„… . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 215KLaus MüLLer-WiLLePlay Kierkegaard – Dürrenmatts dramaturgisches Denken . . . 226toM …”

Monika Schmitz-Emans Dürrenmatt und das Puppentheater S. 101-119

„… Inszenierung von Play Strindberg.25 Bei der Aufführung spielen größere Puppen die Figuren aus 21 Vgl …” „… . https://www.twotickets.de/freikarten/theater-shows-comedy/klassisches-the-ater/play-strindberg-38818/.28 Vgl. http://www.theater-con-cuore.de/der-gerettete-der-erfinder/. Produziert wurde das …” „… Texte mit Playmobil-Figuren und entsprechenden Kulissen und Requisiten, auch eine von Dürrenmatts Besuch …”

Tanja Nusser »es ist, als erschaffe sich aus diesem Nichts, aus der weißen Leere des Kartons, von selbst eine Welt«. Friedrich Dürrenmatts Modelle und Entwürfe S. 255-266

„… Sprache (DWDS), https://www.dwds.de/wb/Stoff (29. 7. 2022).61 Vgl. hierzu auch Ulrich Weber: Play it again …”

Gespräch mit Hiroko Masumoto, Sophia Totzeva und Pierre Bühler zur Übersetzung von Friedrich Dürrenmatts Theater S. 483-494

„… auch auf Festivals gespielt.Im Französischen spielt natürlich das Centre Dürrenmatt als aktiver Player …”

Oliver Ruf Ästhetische Inskriptionen. Dürrenmatt, medientheoretisch gelesen S. 63-80

„… : Dürrenmatt-Handbuch, S. 392-395; Play Dürrenmatt. Ein Lese- und Bilderbuch. Hg. v. Luis Bolliger und Ernst Buchmüller …”

Lucas Marco Gisi Autorschaft und Autorisierung. Kollaborative Praktiken der Arbeit an den Interviews mit Friedrich Dürrenmatt S. 179-192

„… ? (André Müller)Auf Dürrenmatts 60. Geburtstag hin erschien in der Januar-Nummer des Playboy ein Interview …” „… Playboy nie ein In-terview gegeben habe (allenfalls einem »angeblichen ›Zeit‹-Mitarbeiter«), es sich also …”

Carina Abs »Ich glaube an den Menschen«. Das alternative Credo bei Friedrich Dürrenmatt S. 422-431

„… las-sen. Vgl. das Interview von André Müller mit Dürrenmatt von 1980, erschienen 1981 im Playboy …”

Beiträgerinnen und Beiträger S. 495-502

„… Englische. Aktuelle Veröffentlichung zum Thema: Friedrich Dür-renmatt: Selected Writings. Vol 1. Plays; Vol …”

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Creative Practice Ethnographies

Larissa Hjorth, Anne M. Harris, Kat Jungnickel, Gretchen Coombs

2019

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Play & Performance S. 109-148

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Pay-to-Play

Ryan Kraski

Reihe: Nomos Universitätsschriften - Recht

Band 986 2021

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Titelei/Inhaltsverzeichnis S. 1-14

„… Recht 986 Pay-to-Play How the United States’ Collective Patrimony Has Been Locked in an Ivory …” „… Recht Band 986 BUT_Kraski_7194-3.indd 2 15.07.21 12:53 Ryan Kraski Pay-to-Play How the United States …” „… Pay-to-Play How the United States’ Collective Patrimony Has Been Locked in an Ivory Tower, Beyond a Paywall …”

Part I: Universities S. 36-144

„… governmental and private, for-profit sectors. Because they play such a large role, nonprofits are often …” „… specialization made themselves clear in the thirteenth century, municipalities began playing a more active 153 …”

Introduction S. 15-35

„… . Technology that enables the dissemination of knowledge has played and continues to play a major role in …” „… holistic approach to define the actual roles that universities have come to play. Finally, universities …” „… techniques and procedures held secret by guilds of artisans could have played just as large of a role in …”

Part II: Copyright S. 145-244

„… the only constitutional provision at play. Because of the balance between the Copyright Clause and the …” „… defaults often fall short in making clear who owns works, university policies play a substantial role in …” „… changes also played a major part in this transition. England, at this time, had a rapidly developing …”

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