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Amelia Klem's eight tattoos and undergraduate emphasis in the arts spurred her desire to investigate the history of tattooing for her master's thesis in history. Wanting to explore tattoo history from a feminist perspective, Klem was drawn to a virtually ignored historical period: The American "tattooed ladies" of the circus, sideshow, and dime museums.
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In the five centuries since, the mural, painted on the end wall of a dining hall in Milan where monks gathered to eat in silence, has proliferated to a degree that even da Vinci, with his famous powers of imagination, could not have envisioned.
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When I was diagnosed with breast cancer nearly two years ago and scheduled for radiation therapy, I was told about the javascript:void 0;
Just Add Linkteeny, pinhead-sized tattoo marks needed to help target the radiation equipment just so. In the end, I was able to opt for a different approach to radiation, and I didn't need any bull's-eyes after all.
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Her original thinking and her tenacity toward doing things her own way could raise eyebrows on even the most Botoxed of foreheads. - Christina Booher,friend and doctoral student at Indiana State University
