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Ts week I propose a different sort of discussion board. What title song would you choose for the documentary, Here are the questions/instructions you need to respond to: 1. The name of the song, and who sings it or who plays on it. Why are they the artist you have chosen? 2. Provide a link to a Youtube video or Vimeo video (or any video or MP3 or MP4 file that is freely available (in other words, not bend a paywall or firewall)). 3. No more than three sentences (tnk of it as the length of a Tweet) explaining why you chose that particular song for the film version of . The idea is to relate the song to the book, . So answers that run in the vein of, “I chose ts song because I like it,” aren’t going to do very well. In fact, I tnk that may be a good way to fail ts test. 4. Engage other students in their choice of music and yours. The other way to fail ts test is to use any song or piece of music that has appeared in any of the seasons of or, any of the music used in or the sequel to . The requirement is to be original . If you use any of the theme or title music to Jack Nicholson’s , I’ll be supremely disappointed, too. Beware, too: we aren’t talking about a song wch brings to mind Juárez or El Paso but Juárez El Paso. Ts is a very important conceptual point and is important in how Professor Campbell structured s book. So… if you tnk you can use some banda from Sinaloa and squeak it past me then you are most certainly . (By the by, I know my narcocultura from Sinaloa. I was a translator for slain Mexican journalist Javier Valdez Cárdenas — but that’s another story and it’s not really one that I like to talk about, save to say, I know Sinaloa…) Dig into your prodigious knowledge of contemporary or , folks. Suprise me!