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They say that three's a trend, but two examples will suffice as confirmation, if confirmation was needed, that HBO's
The Wire is now fully ensconced within the university. First, the
New York Post reported that "HBO's gritty series about life in the Baltimore ghetto, is about to become a course at Harvard [...] taught by sociology professor William J. Wilson." Then, for the
Guardian, Steve Busfield produced two reports from "The Wire as Social Science Fiction?" conference hosted by the
ESRC Centre for Research on Socio-Cultural Change - "
What is The Wire?" and "
The Wire: taking sociology forwards?". So, everyone excited about
Treme?
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