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2018 NCAA TOURNAMENT South Regional • Atlanta March 22-24, 2018 2016 20DIVISION18 NCAA I MEN’S B DIVISIONASKETB IA MEN'SLL CH BASKETBALLAMPIONSH CHAMPIONSHIPIP BRACKET BRACKET First Round Second Round Regional Regional National National Regional Regional Second Round First Round MARCH 15–16 MARCH 17–18 Semifinals Finals Semifinals Semifinals Finals Semifinals MARCH 17–18 MARCH 15–16 MARCH 22–23 MARCH 24–25 MARCH 31 MARCH 31 MARCH 24–25 MARCH 22–23 FIRST FOUR 16 LIU Brooklyn (18-16) 61 11 St. Bona. (25-7) 65 46 NC Central (19-15) 16 56 Arizona St. (20-11) 11 DAYTON MARCH 13–14 16 Radford (22-12) 71 E 11 UCLA (21-11) 58 E W 64 Tex. Southern (15-19) 16 MW 60 Syracuse (20-13) 11 Watch On 1 Virginia (31-2) 54 87 Villanova (30-4) 1 16 UMBC 43 81 Villanova 1 16 UMBC (24-10) 74 Charlotte Pittsburgh 61 Radford 16 9 Kansas St. Villanova 1 8 Creighton (21-11) 59 Mar 22 Mar 23 83 Virginia Tech (21-11) 8 9 Kansas St. 50 58 Alabama 9 9 Kansas St. (22-11) 69 86 Alabama (19-15) 9 5 Kentucky (24-10) 78 85 West Virginia (24-10) 5 5 Kentucky 95 94 West Virginia 5 12 12 Davidson (21-11) 73 Boise San Diego 68 Murray St. (26-5) 5 Kentucky West Virginia 5 4 Arizona (27-7) 68 75 Wichita St. (25-7) 4 13 Bualo 75 71 Marshall 13 13 Bualo (26-8) 89 81 Marshall (24-10) 13 SOUTH EAST 6 Miami (Fla.) (22-9) 6 62 ATLANTA March 31 FINAL FOUR March 31 BOSTON 77 Florida (20-12) 11 Loyola Chi. 63 March 24 March 25 66 Florida 6 11 SAN ANTONIO 11 Loyola Chicago (28-5) 64 Dallas Dallas 62 St. Bonaventure 11 Loyola Chi. MARCH 31 AND APRIL 2 Texas Tech 3 3 Tennessee (25-8) 73 Mar 22 Mar 23 70 Texas Tech (24-9) 3 3 Tennessee 62 69 Texas Tech 3 14 Wright St. (25-9) 47 60 S.F. Austin (28-6) 14 7 Nevada (27-7) 87 62 Arkansas (23-11) 7 7 Nevada 75 NATIONAL 73 Butler 10 10 Texas (19-14) 83 79 Butler (20-13) 10 Nashville Detroit 7 Nevada CHAMPIONSHIP Purdue 2 2 Cincinnati (30-4) 68 APRIL 2 74 Purdue (28-6) 2 2 Cincinnati 73 76 Purdue 2 15 Georgia St. (24-10) 53 48 CSU Fullerton (20-11) 15 1 Xavier (28-5) 102 76 Kansas (27-7) 1 1 Xavier 70 83 Kansas 1 16 16 Texas Southern 83 Nashville Wichita 60 Penn (24-8) 9 Florida St. Kansas 1 8 Missouri (20-12) 54 Mar 22 Mar 23 94 Seton Hall (21-11) 8 9 Florida St. 75 79 Seton Hall 8 9 Florida St. (20-11) 67 83 NC St. (21-11) 9 5 Ohio St. (24-8) 81 79 Clemson (23-9) 5 5 Ohio St. 84 84 Clemson 5 12 12 S. Dakota St. (28-6) 73 Boise San Diego 68 New Mexico St. (28-5) 4 Gonzaga Clemson 5 4 Gonzaga (30-4) 68 62 Auburn (25-7) 4 4 Gonzaga 90 53 Auburn 4 13 UNCG (27-7) 64 58 Charleston (26-7) 13 WEST MIDWEST 6 Houston (26-7) 67 LOS ANGELES #MarchMadness OMAHA 52 TCU (21-11) 6 6 Houston 63 March 24 March 25 55 Syracuse 11 11 Watch the tournament on these networks 11 San Diego St. (22-10) 65 Wichita Detroit 57 Syracuse 3 Michigan or online at NCAA.COM/MARCHMADNESS Syracuse 11 3 Michigan (28-7) 61 Mar 22 Mar 23 82 Michigan St. (29-4) 3 3 Michigan 64 53 Michigan St. 3 14 Montana (26-7) 47 78 Bucknell (25-9) 14 7 Texas A&M (20-12) 73 83 Rhode Island (25-7) 7 7 Texas A&M 86 62 Rhode Island 7 March 15 and 17 first-/second-round sites: Pittsburgh, Wichita, Dallas, Boise. March 16 and 18 first-/second-round sites: Charlotte, Detroit, Nashville, San Diego. 10 Providence (21-13) 69 March 22 and 24 regional sites: Los Angeles, Atlanta. 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    INDEX JOURNAL ISSUE NO2 LAW HISTORY DECAYS INTO IMAGES, NOT INTO STORIES. GUEST EDITED BY DESMOND MANDERSON AND IAN MCLEAN HTTPS://DOI.ORG/10.38030/INDEX-JOURNAL.2020.2 INDEX JOURNAL ISSUE NO2 LAW HISTORY DECAYS INTO IMAGES, NOT INTO STORIES. GUEST EDITED BY DESMOND MANDERSON AND IAN MCLEAN HTTPS://DOI.ORG/10.38030/INDEX-JOURNAL.2020.2 INDEX JOURNAL ISSUE NO. 2 – LAW Guest Edited by Desmond Manderson & Ian McLean CONTENTS p. 5 EDITORS’ INTRODUCTION by Desmond Manderson & Ian McLean Part 1 – LAWSCAPES p. 17 THE DANCER FROM THE DANCE: Images and Imaginaries by Desmond Manderson p. 39 FIGURING FOLK JUSTICE: Francis Howard Greenway’s Prison Scenes from Newgate, Bristol, 1812 by Helen Hughes p. 61 EMANUEL DE WITTE’S INTERIOR OF THE OUDE KERK, DELFT: Images of Life as Religion, Individualism, and the Critique of Legal Ideology by David S. Caudill p. 81 CLOTHES MAKETH THE MAN: Mimesis, Laughter, and the Colonial Rule of Law by Shane Chalmers Part 2 – LACUNAE p. 105 LAW-LESS SILENCE: Extraordinary Rendition, the Law, and Silence in Edmund Clark’s Negative Publicity by Clare Fuery-Jones p. 127 EARLE’S LITHOGRAPHY AND THE FORCE OF LAW by Keith Broadfoot p. 145 FORENSIC LISTENING IN LAWRENCE ABU HAMDAN’S SAYDNAYA (THE MISSING 19DB) by James Parker Part 3 – ICONS p. 171 NO STICKERS ON HARD-HATS, NO FLAGS ON CRANES: How the Federal Building Code Highlights the Repressive Tendencies of Power by Agatha Court p. 195 SPECTROPOLITICS AND INVISIBILITY OF THE MIGRANT: On Images that Make People “Illegal” by Dorota Gozdecka p. 213 MURALS AS A PLAY ON SPACE IN THE ISLAMIC REPUBLIC OF IRAN by Samuel Blanch 3 INDEX JOURNAL ISSUE NO.