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"If Taylor Swift can hold 20-somethings’ attention for 10 minutes, why not 10 weeks? That seems to be the thinking behind Stanford University’s new “All Too Well ,” which promises “an in-depth analysis of Taylor Swift’s ‘All Too Well.
’” New York University offered their students a bespoke Taylor Swift class last year, which was taught by Rolling Stone's Brittany Spanos. She said: “I want them to have fun listening to music and engage with pop music beyond the idea of pop as guilty pleasure.” (
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