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DESCRIPTION:In this virtual back to class video available until August 31\,
  Associate Professor Desmond Fitz-Gibbon will take us on a journey through
  the Mount Holyoke Art Museum exhibit Money Matters: Meaning\, Power\, and
  Change in the History of Currency\, and how the Art Museum is being used 
 as a classroom for students.\n\nMoney comes in a surprising multitude of f
 orms and serves a variety of functions. We can trade it\, we can hoard it\
 , we can use it to measure our debts. However\, Money Matters: Meaning\, P
 ower\, and Change in the History of Currency demonstrates that money is mu
 ch more. The objects on view\, ranging from Mesopotamian clay tablets to 1
 8th- and 19th-century American account books and counterfeit bank notes\, 
 reveal how money portrays the shape of societies and records moments in ti
 me. Money makes apparent histories of power\, but also histories of everyd
 ay life\, of trust\, of social transformation\, and even of war and revolu
 tion. The artifacts and ideas presented in Money Matters were inspired by 
 students enrolled in “History of Money\,” a course taught by Associate
  Professor Desmond Fitz-Gibbon.
LOCATION:
SUMMARY:Virtual Back to Class: Money Matters: Meaning\, Power\, and Change 
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DESCRIPTION:In this virtual back to class video available until August 31\,
  Associate Professor Desmond Fitz-Gibbon will take us on a journey through
  the Mount Holyoke Art Museum exhibit Money Matters: Meaning\, Power\, and
  Change in the History of Currency\, and how the Art Museum is being used 
 as a classroom for students.\n\nMoney comes in a surprising multitude of f
 orms and serves a variety of functions. We can trade it\, we can hoard it\
 , we can use it to measure our debts. However\, Money Matters: Meaning\, P
 ower\, and Change in the History of Currency demonstrates that money is mu
 ch more. The objects on view\, ranging from Mesopotamian clay tablets to 1
 8th- and 19th-century American account books and counterfeit bank notes\, 
 reveal how money portrays the shape of societies and records moments in ti
 me. Money makes apparent histories of power\, but also histories of everyd
 ay life\, of trust\, of social transformation\, and even of war and revolu
 tion. The artifacts and ideas presented in Money Matters were inspired by 
 students enrolled in “History of Money\,” a course taught by Associate
  Professor Desmond Fitz-Gibbon.
LOCATION:
SUMMARY:Virtual Back to Class: Money Matters: Meaning\, Power\, and Change 
 in the History of Currency
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DESCRIPTION:In this virtual back to class video available until August 31\,
  Associate Professor Desmond Fitz-Gibbon will take us on a journey through
  the Mount Holyoke Art Museum exhibit Money Matters: Meaning\, Power\, and
  Change in the History of Currency\, and how the Art Museum is being used 
 as a classroom for students.\n\nMoney comes in a surprising multitude of f
 orms and serves a variety of functions. We can trade it\, we can hoard it\
 , we can use it to measure our debts. However\, Money Matters: Meaning\, P
 ower\, and Change in the History of Currency demonstrates that money is mu
 ch more. The objects on view\, ranging from Mesopotamian clay tablets to 1
 8th- and 19th-century American account books and counterfeit bank notes\, 
 reveal how money portrays the shape of societies and records moments in ti
 me. Money makes apparent histories of power\, but also histories of everyd
 ay life\, of trust\, of social transformation\, and even of war and revolu
 tion. The artifacts and ideas presented in Money Matters were inspired by 
 students enrolled in “History of Money\,” a course taught by Associate
  Professor Desmond Fitz-Gibbon.
LOCATION:
SUMMARY:Virtual Back to Class: Money Matters: Meaning\, Power\, and Change 
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DESCRIPTION:In this virtual back to class video available until August 31\,
  Associate Professor Desmond Fitz-Gibbon will take us on a journey through
  the Mount Holyoke Art Museum exhibit Money Matters: Meaning\, Power\, and
  Change in the History of Currency\, and how the Art Museum is being used 
 as a classroom for students.\n\nMoney comes in a surprising multitude of f
 orms and serves a variety of functions. We can trade it\, we can hoard it\
 , we can use it to measure our debts. However\, Money Matters: Meaning\, P
 ower\, and Change in the History of Currency demonstrates that money is mu
 ch more. The objects on view\, ranging from Mesopotamian clay tablets to 1
 8th- and 19th-century American account books and counterfeit bank notes\, 
 reveal how money portrays the shape of societies and records moments in ti
 me. Money makes apparent histories of power\, but also histories of everyd
 ay life\, of trust\, of social transformation\, and even of war and revolu
 tion. The artifacts and ideas presented in Money Matters were inspired by 
 students enrolled in “History of Money\,” a course taught by Associate
  Professor Desmond Fitz-Gibbon.
LOCATION:
SUMMARY:Virtual Back to Class: Money Matters: Meaning\, Power\, and Change 
 in the History of Currency
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  Associate Professor Desmond Fitz-Gibbon will take us on a journey through
  the Mount Holyoke Art Museum exhibit Money Matters: Meaning\, Power\, and
  Change in the History of Currency\, and how the Art Museum is being used 
 as a classroom for students.\n\nMoney comes in a surprising multitude of f
 orms and serves a variety of functions. We can trade it\, we can hoard it\
 , we can use it to measure our debts. However\, Money Matters: Meaning\, P
 ower\, and Change in the History of Currency demonstrates that money is mu
 ch more. The objects on view\, ranging from Mesopotamian clay tablets to 1
 8th- and 19th-century American account books and counterfeit bank notes\, 
 reveal how money portrays the shape of societies and records moments in ti
 me. Money makes apparent histories of power\, but also histories of everyd
 ay life\, of trust\, of social transformation\, and even of war and revolu
 tion. The artifacts and ideas presented in Money Matters were inspired by 
 students enrolled in “History of Money\,” a course taught by Associate
  Professor Desmond Fitz-Gibbon.
LOCATION:
SUMMARY:Virtual Back to Class: Money Matters: Meaning\, Power\, and Change 
 in the History of Currency
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.mtholyoke.edu/event/virtual_back_to_class_mone
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DESCRIPTION:In this virtual back to class video available until August 31\,
  Associate Professor Desmond Fitz-Gibbon will take us on a journey through
  the Mount Holyoke Art Museum exhibit Money Matters: Meaning\, Power\, and
  Change in the History of Currency\, and how the Art Museum is being used 
 as a classroom for students.\n\nMoney comes in a surprising multitude of f
 orms and serves a variety of functions. We can trade it\, we can hoard it\
 , we can use it to measure our debts. However\, Money Matters: Meaning\, P
 ower\, and Change in the History of Currency demonstrates that money is mu
 ch more. The objects on view\, ranging from Mesopotamian clay tablets to 1
 8th- and 19th-century American account books and counterfeit bank notes\, 
 reveal how money portrays the shape of societies and records moments in ti
 me. Money makes apparent histories of power\, but also histories of everyd
 ay life\, of trust\, of social transformation\, and even of war and revolu
 tion. The artifacts and ideas presented in Money Matters were inspired by 
 students enrolled in “History of Money\,” a course taught by Associate
  Professor Desmond Fitz-Gibbon.
LOCATION:
SUMMARY:Virtual Back to Class: Money Matters: Meaning\, Power\, and Change 
 in the History of Currency
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  Associate Professor Desmond Fitz-Gibbon will take us on a journey through
  the Mount Holyoke Art Museum exhibit Money Matters: Meaning\, Power\, and
  Change in the History of Currency\, and how the Art Museum is being used 
 as a classroom for students.\n\nMoney comes in a surprising multitude of f
 orms and serves a variety of functions. We can trade it\, we can hoard it\
 , we can use it to measure our debts. However\, Money Matters: Meaning\, P
 ower\, and Change in the History of Currency demonstrates that money is mu
 ch more. The objects on view\, ranging from Mesopotamian clay tablets to 1
 8th- and 19th-century American account books and counterfeit bank notes\, 
 reveal how money portrays the shape of societies and records moments in ti
 me. Money makes apparent histories of power\, but also histories of everyd
 ay life\, of trust\, of social transformation\, and even of war and revolu
 tion. The artifacts and ideas presented in Money Matters were inspired by 
 students enrolled in “History of Money\,” a course taught by Associate
  Professor Desmond Fitz-Gibbon.
LOCATION:
SUMMARY:Virtual Back to Class: Money Matters: Meaning\, Power\, and Change 
 in the History of Currency
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.mtholyoke.edu/event/virtual_back_to_class_mone
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  Associate Professor Desmond Fitz-Gibbon will take us on a journey through
  the Mount Holyoke Art Museum exhibit Money Matters: Meaning\, Power\, and
  Change in the History of Currency\, and how the Art Museum is being used 
 as a classroom for students.\n\nMoney comes in a surprising multitude of f
 orms and serves a variety of functions. We can trade it\, we can hoard it\
 , we can use it to measure our debts. However\, Money Matters: Meaning\, P
 ower\, and Change in the History of Currency demonstrates that money is mu
 ch more. The objects on view\, ranging from Mesopotamian clay tablets to 1
 8th- and 19th-century American account books and counterfeit bank notes\, 
 reveal how money portrays the shape of societies and records moments in ti
 me. Money makes apparent histories of power\, but also histories of everyd
 ay life\, of trust\, of social transformation\, and even of war and revolu
 tion. The artifacts and ideas presented in Money Matters were inspired by 
 students enrolled in “History of Money\,” a course taught by Associate
  Professor Desmond Fitz-Gibbon.
LOCATION:
SUMMARY:Virtual Back to Class: Money Matters: Meaning\, Power\, and Change 
 in the History of Currency
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DESCRIPTION:In this virtual back to class video available until August 31\,
  Associate Professor Desmond Fitz-Gibbon will take us on a journey through
  the Mount Holyoke Art Museum exhibit Money Matters: Meaning\, Power\, and
  Change in the History of Currency\, and how the Art Museum is being used 
 as a classroom for students.\n\nMoney comes in a surprising multitude of f
 orms and serves a variety of functions. We can trade it\, we can hoard it\
 , we can use it to measure our debts. However\, Money Matters: Meaning\, P
 ower\, and Change in the History of Currency demonstrates that money is mu
 ch more. The objects on view\, ranging from Mesopotamian clay tablets to 1
 8th- and 19th-century American account books and counterfeit bank notes\, 
 reveal how money portrays the shape of societies and records moments in ti
 me. Money makes apparent histories of power\, but also histories of everyd
 ay life\, of trust\, of social transformation\, and even of war and revolu
 tion. The artifacts and ideas presented in Money Matters were inspired by 
 students enrolled in “History of Money\,” a course taught by Associate
  Professor Desmond Fitz-Gibbon.
LOCATION:
SUMMARY:Virtual Back to Class: Money Matters: Meaning\, Power\, and Change 
 in the History of Currency
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.mtholyoke.edu/event/virtual_back_to_class_mone
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DESCRIPTION:In this virtual back to class video available until August 31\,
  Associate Professor Desmond Fitz-Gibbon will take us on a journey through
  the Mount Holyoke Art Museum exhibit Money Matters: Meaning\, Power\, and
  Change in the History of Currency\, and how the Art Museum is being used 
 as a classroom for students.\n\nMoney comes in a surprising multitude of f
 orms and serves a variety of functions. We can trade it\, we can hoard it\
 , we can use it to measure our debts. However\, Money Matters: Meaning\, P
 ower\, and Change in the History of Currency demonstrates that money is mu
 ch more. The objects on view\, ranging from Mesopotamian clay tablets to 1
 8th- and 19th-century American account books and counterfeit bank notes\, 
 reveal how money portrays the shape of societies and records moments in ti
 me. Money makes apparent histories of power\, but also histories of everyd
 ay life\, of trust\, of social transformation\, and even of war and revolu
 tion. The artifacts and ideas presented in Money Matters were inspired by 
 students enrolled in “History of Money\,” a course taught by Associate
  Professor Desmond Fitz-Gibbon.
LOCATION:
SUMMARY:Virtual Back to Class: Money Matters: Meaning\, Power\, and Change 
 in the History of Currency
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.mtholyoke.edu/event/virtual_back_to_class_mone
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DESCRIPTION:In this virtual back to class video available until August 31\,
  Associate Professor Desmond Fitz-Gibbon will take us on a journey through
  the Mount Holyoke Art Museum exhibit Money Matters: Meaning\, Power\, and
  Change in the History of Currency\, and how the Art Museum is being used 
 as a classroom for students.\n\nMoney comes in a surprising multitude of f
 orms and serves a variety of functions. We can trade it\, we can hoard it\
 , we can use it to measure our debts. However\, Money Matters: Meaning\, P
 ower\, and Change in the History of Currency demonstrates that money is mu
 ch more. The objects on view\, ranging from Mesopotamian clay tablets to 1
 8th- and 19th-century American account books and counterfeit bank notes\, 
 reveal how money portrays the shape of societies and records moments in ti
 me. Money makes apparent histories of power\, but also histories of everyd
 ay life\, of trust\, of social transformation\, and even of war and revolu
 tion. The artifacts and ideas presented in Money Matters were inspired by 
 students enrolled in “History of Money\,” a course taught by Associate
  Professor Desmond Fitz-Gibbon.
LOCATION:
SUMMARY:Virtual Back to Class: Money Matters: Meaning\, Power\, and Change 
 in the History of Currency
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.mtholyoke.edu/event/virtual_back_to_class_mone
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DESCRIPTION:In this virtual back to class video available until August 31\,
  Associate Professor Desmond Fitz-Gibbon will take us on a journey through
  the Mount Holyoke Art Museum exhibit Money Matters: Meaning\, Power\, and
  Change in the History of Currency\, and how the Art Museum is being used 
 as a classroom for students.\n\nMoney comes in a surprising multitude of f
 orms and serves a variety of functions. We can trade it\, we can hoard it\
 , we can use it to measure our debts. However\, Money Matters: Meaning\, P
 ower\, and Change in the History of Currency demonstrates that money is mu
 ch more. The objects on view\, ranging from Mesopotamian clay tablets to 1
 8th- and 19th-century American account books and counterfeit bank notes\, 
 reveal how money portrays the shape of societies and records moments in ti
 me. Money makes apparent histories of power\, but also histories of everyd
 ay life\, of trust\, of social transformation\, and even of war and revolu
 tion. The artifacts and ideas presented in Money Matters were inspired by 
 students enrolled in “History of Money\,” a course taught by Associate
  Professor Desmond Fitz-Gibbon.
LOCATION:
SUMMARY:Virtual Back to Class: Money Matters: Meaning\, Power\, and Change 
 in the History of Currency
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.mtholyoke.edu/event/virtual_back_to_class_mone
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DESCRIPTION:In this virtual back to class video available until August 31\,
  Associate Professor Desmond Fitz-Gibbon will take us on a journey through
  the Mount Holyoke Art Museum exhibit Money Matters: Meaning\, Power\, and
  Change in the History of Currency\, and how the Art Museum is being used 
 as a classroom for students.\n\nMoney comes in a surprising multitude of f
 orms and serves a variety of functions. We can trade it\, we can hoard it\
 , we can use it to measure our debts. However\, Money Matters: Meaning\, P
 ower\, and Change in the History of Currency demonstrates that money is mu
 ch more. The objects on view\, ranging from Mesopotamian clay tablets to 1
 8th- and 19th-century American account books and counterfeit bank notes\, 
 reveal how money portrays the shape of societies and records moments in ti
 me. Money makes apparent histories of power\, but also histories of everyd
 ay life\, of trust\, of social transformation\, and even of war and revolu
 tion. The artifacts and ideas presented in Money Matters were inspired by 
 students enrolled in “History of Money\,” a course taught by Associate
  Professor Desmond Fitz-Gibbon.
LOCATION:
SUMMARY:Virtual Back to Class: Money Matters: Meaning\, Power\, and Change 
 in the History of Currency
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DESCRIPTION:In this virtual back to class video available until August 31\,
  Associate Professor Desmond Fitz-Gibbon will take us on a journey through
  the Mount Holyoke Art Museum exhibit Money Matters: Meaning\, Power\, and
  Change in the History of Currency\, and how the Art Museum is being used 
 as a classroom for students.\n\nMoney comes in a surprising multitude of f
 orms and serves a variety of functions. We can trade it\, we can hoard it\
 , we can use it to measure our debts. However\, Money Matters: Meaning\, P
 ower\, and Change in the History of Currency demonstrates that money is mu
 ch more. The objects on view\, ranging from Mesopotamian clay tablets to 1
 8th- and 19th-century American account books and counterfeit bank notes\, 
 reveal how money portrays the shape of societies and records moments in ti
 me. Money makes apparent histories of power\, but also histories of everyd
 ay life\, of trust\, of social transformation\, and even of war and revolu
 tion. The artifacts and ideas presented in Money Matters were inspired by 
 students enrolled in “History of Money\,” a course taught by Associate
  Professor Desmond Fitz-Gibbon.
LOCATION:
SUMMARY:Virtual Back to Class: Money Matters: Meaning\, Power\, and Change 
 in the History of Currency
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.mtholyoke.edu/event/virtual_back_to_class_mone
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DESCRIPTION:In this virtual back to class video available until August 31\,
  Associate Professor Desmond Fitz-Gibbon will take us on a journey through
  the Mount Holyoke Art Museum exhibit Money Matters: Meaning\, Power\, and
  Change in the History of Currency\, and how the Art Museum is being used 
 as a classroom for students.\n\nMoney comes in a surprising multitude of f
 orms and serves a variety of functions. We can trade it\, we can hoard it\
 , we can use it to measure our debts. However\, Money Matters: Meaning\, P
 ower\, and Change in the History of Currency demonstrates that money is mu
 ch more. The objects on view\, ranging from Mesopotamian clay tablets to 1
 8th- and 19th-century American account books and counterfeit bank notes\, 
 reveal how money portrays the shape of societies and records moments in ti
 me. Money makes apparent histories of power\, but also histories of everyd
 ay life\, of trust\, of social transformation\, and even of war and revolu
 tion. The artifacts and ideas presented in Money Matters were inspired by 
 students enrolled in “History of Money\,” a course taught by Associate
  Professor Desmond Fitz-Gibbon.
LOCATION:
SUMMARY:Virtual Back to Class: Money Matters: Meaning\, Power\, and Change 
 in the History of Currency
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.mtholyoke.edu/event/virtual_back_to_class_mone
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DESCRIPTION:In this virtual back to class video available until August 31\,
  Associate Professor Desmond Fitz-Gibbon will take us on a journey through
  the Mount Holyoke Art Museum exhibit Money Matters: Meaning\, Power\, and
  Change in the History of Currency\, and how the Art Museum is being used 
 as a classroom for students.\n\nMoney comes in a surprising multitude of f
 orms and serves a variety of functions. We can trade it\, we can hoard it\
 , we can use it to measure our debts. However\, Money Matters: Meaning\, P
 ower\, and Change in the History of Currency demonstrates that money is mu
 ch more. The objects on view\, ranging from Mesopotamian clay tablets to 1
 8th- and 19th-century American account books and counterfeit bank notes\, 
 reveal how money portrays the shape of societies and records moments in ti
 me. Money makes apparent histories of power\, but also histories of everyd
 ay life\, of trust\, of social transformation\, and even of war and revolu
 tion. The artifacts and ideas presented in Money Matters were inspired by 
 students enrolled in “History of Money\,” a course taught by Associate
  Professor Desmond Fitz-Gibbon.
LOCATION:
SUMMARY:Virtual Back to Class: Money Matters: Meaning\, Power\, and Change 
 in the History of Currency
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.mtholyoke.edu/event/virtual_back_to_class_mone
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DESCRIPTION:In this virtual back to class video available until August 31\,
  Associate Professor Desmond Fitz-Gibbon will take us on a journey through
  the Mount Holyoke Art Museum exhibit Money Matters: Meaning\, Power\, and
  Change in the History of Currency\, and how the Art Museum is being used 
 as a classroom for students.\n\nMoney comes in a surprising multitude of f
 orms and serves a variety of functions. We can trade it\, we can hoard it\
 , we can use it to measure our debts. However\, Money Matters: Meaning\, P
 ower\, and Change in the History of Currency demonstrates that money is mu
 ch more. The objects on view\, ranging from Mesopotamian clay tablets to 1
 8th- and 19th-century American account books and counterfeit bank notes\, 
 reveal how money portrays the shape of societies and records moments in ti
 me. Money makes apparent histories of power\, but also histories of everyd
 ay life\, of trust\, of social transformation\, and even of war and revolu
 tion. The artifacts and ideas presented in Money Matters were inspired by 
 students enrolled in “History of Money\,” a course taught by Associate
  Professor Desmond Fitz-Gibbon.
LOCATION:
SUMMARY:Virtual Back to Class: Money Matters: Meaning\, Power\, and Change 
 in the History of Currency
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.mtholyoke.edu/event/virtual_back_to_class_mone
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DESCRIPTION:In this virtual back to class video available until August 31\,
  Associate Professor Desmond Fitz-Gibbon will take us on a journey through
  the Mount Holyoke Art Museum exhibit Money Matters: Meaning\, Power\, and
  Change in the History of Currency\, and how the Art Museum is being used 
 as a classroom for students.\n\nMoney comes in a surprising multitude of f
 orms and serves a variety of functions. We can trade it\, we can hoard it\
 , we can use it to measure our debts. However\, Money Matters: Meaning\, P
 ower\, and Change in the History of Currency demonstrates that money is mu
 ch more. The objects on view\, ranging from Mesopotamian clay tablets to 1
 8th- and 19th-century American account books and counterfeit bank notes\, 
 reveal how money portrays the shape of societies and records moments in ti
 me. Money makes apparent histories of power\, but also histories of everyd
 ay life\, of trust\, of social transformation\, and even of war and revolu
 tion. The artifacts and ideas presented in Money Matters were inspired by 
 students enrolled in “History of Money\,” a course taught by Associate
  Professor Desmond Fitz-Gibbon.
LOCATION:
SUMMARY:Virtual Back to Class: Money Matters: Meaning\, Power\, and Change 
 in the History of Currency
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.mtholyoke.edu/event/virtual_back_to_class_mone
 y_matters_meaning_power_and_change_in_the_history_of_currency
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DESCRIPTION:In this virtual back to class video available until August 31\,
  Associate Professor Desmond Fitz-Gibbon will take us on a journey through
  the Mount Holyoke Art Museum exhibit Money Matters: Meaning\, Power\, and
  Change in the History of Currency\, and how the Art Museum is being used 
 as a classroom for students.\n\nMoney comes in a surprising multitude of f
 orms and serves a variety of functions. We can trade it\, we can hoard it\
 , we can use it to measure our debts. However\, Money Matters: Meaning\, P
 ower\, and Change in the History of Currency demonstrates that money is mu
 ch more. The objects on view\, ranging from Mesopotamian clay tablets to 1
 8th- and 19th-century American account books and counterfeit bank notes\, 
 reveal how money portrays the shape of societies and records moments in ti
 me. Money makes apparent histories of power\, but also histories of everyd
 ay life\, of trust\, of social transformation\, and even of war and revolu
 tion. The artifacts and ideas presented in Money Matters were inspired by 
 students enrolled in “History of Money\,” a course taught by Associate
  Professor Desmond Fitz-Gibbon.
LOCATION:
SUMMARY:Virtual Back to Class: Money Matters: Meaning\, Power\, and Change 
 in the History of Currency
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.mtholyoke.edu/event/virtual_back_to_class_mone
 y_matters_meaning_power_and_change_in_the_history_of_currency
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DESCRIPTION:In this virtual back to class video available until August 31\,
  Associate Professor Desmond Fitz-Gibbon will take us on a journey through
  the Mount Holyoke Art Museum exhibit Money Matters: Meaning\, Power\, and
  Change in the History of Currency\, and how the Art Museum is being used 
 as a classroom for students.\n\nMoney comes in a surprising multitude of f
 orms and serves a variety of functions. We can trade it\, we can hoard it\
 , we can use it to measure our debts. However\, Money Matters: Meaning\, P
 ower\, and Change in the History of Currency demonstrates that money is mu
 ch more. The objects on view\, ranging from Mesopotamian clay tablets to 1
 8th- and 19th-century American account books and counterfeit bank notes\, 
 reveal how money portrays the shape of societies and records moments in ti
 me. Money makes apparent histories of power\, but also histories of everyd
 ay life\, of trust\, of social transformation\, and even of war and revolu
 tion. The artifacts and ideas presented in Money Matters were inspired by 
 students enrolled in “History of Money\,” a course taught by Associate
  Professor Desmond Fitz-Gibbon.
LOCATION:
SUMMARY:Virtual Back to Class: Money Matters: Meaning\, Power\, and Change 
 in the History of Currency
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.mtholyoke.edu/event/virtual_back_to_class_mone
 y_matters_meaning_power_and_change_in_the_history_of_currency
CATEGORIES:Lectures & Presentations
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DESCRIPTION:In this virtual back to class video available until August 31\,
  Associate Professor Desmond Fitz-Gibbon will take us on a journey through
  the Mount Holyoke Art Museum exhibit Money Matters: Meaning\, Power\, and
  Change in the History of Currency\, and how the Art Museum is being used 
 as a classroom for students.\n\nMoney comes in a surprising multitude of f
 orms and serves a variety of functions. We can trade it\, we can hoard it\
 , we can use it to measure our debts. However\, Money Matters: Meaning\, P
 ower\, and Change in the History of Currency demonstrates that money is mu
 ch more. The objects on view\, ranging from Mesopotamian clay tablets to 1
 8th- and 19th-century American account books and counterfeit bank notes\, 
 reveal how money portrays the shape of societies and records moments in ti
 me. Money makes apparent histories of power\, but also histories of everyd
 ay life\, of trust\, of social transformation\, and even of war and revolu
 tion. The artifacts and ideas presented in Money Matters were inspired by 
 students enrolled in “History of Money\,” a course taught by Associate
  Professor Desmond Fitz-Gibbon.
LOCATION:
SUMMARY:Virtual Back to Class: Money Matters: Meaning\, Power\, and Change 
 in the History of Currency
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.mtholyoke.edu/event/virtual_back_to_class_mone
 y_matters_meaning_power_and_change_in_the_history_of_currency
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DESCRIPTION:In this virtual back to class video available until August 31\,
  Associate Professor Desmond Fitz-Gibbon will take us on a journey through
  the Mount Holyoke Art Museum exhibit Money Matters: Meaning\, Power\, and
  Change in the History of Currency\, and how the Art Museum is being used 
 as a classroom for students.\n\nMoney comes in a surprising multitude of f
 orms and serves a variety of functions. We can trade it\, we can hoard it\
 , we can use it to measure our debts. However\, Money Matters: Meaning\, P
 ower\, and Change in the History of Currency demonstrates that money is mu
 ch more. The objects on view\, ranging from Mesopotamian clay tablets to 1
 8th- and 19th-century American account books and counterfeit bank notes\, 
 reveal how money portrays the shape of societies and records moments in ti
 me. Money makes apparent histories of power\, but also histories of everyd
 ay life\, of trust\, of social transformation\, and even of war and revolu
 tion. The artifacts and ideas presented in Money Matters were inspired by 
 students enrolled in “History of Money\,” a course taught by Associate
  Professor Desmond Fitz-Gibbon.
LOCATION:
SUMMARY:Virtual Back to Class: Money Matters: Meaning\, Power\, and Change 
 in the History of Currency
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.mtholyoke.edu/event/virtual_back_to_class_mone
 y_matters_meaning_power_and_change_in_the_history_of_currency
CATEGORIES:Lectures & Presentations
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DESCRIPTION:In this virtual back to class video available until August 31\,
  Associate Professor Desmond Fitz-Gibbon will take us on a journey through
  the Mount Holyoke Art Museum exhibit Money Matters: Meaning\, Power\, and
  Change in the History of Currency\, and how the Art Museum is being used 
 as a classroom for students.\n\nMoney comes in a surprising multitude of f
 orms and serves a variety of functions. We can trade it\, we can hoard it\
 , we can use it to measure our debts. However\, Money Matters: Meaning\, P
 ower\, and Change in the History of Currency demonstrates that money is mu
 ch more. The objects on view\, ranging from Mesopotamian clay tablets to 1
 8th- and 19th-century American account books and counterfeit bank notes\, 
 reveal how money portrays the shape of societies and records moments in ti
 me. Money makes apparent histories of power\, but also histories of everyd
 ay life\, of trust\, of social transformation\, and even of war and revolu
 tion. The artifacts and ideas presented in Money Matters were inspired by 
 students enrolled in “History of Money\,” a course taught by Associate
  Professor Desmond Fitz-Gibbon.
LOCATION:
SUMMARY:Virtual Back to Class: Money Matters: Meaning\, Power\, and Change 
 in the History of Currency
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.mtholyoke.edu/event/virtual_back_to_class_mone
 y_matters_meaning_power_and_change_in_the_history_of_currency
CATEGORIES:Lectures & Presentations
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