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In partnership with the advertising gurus at Duke's Hartman Center, we give you another installment of "Mad Men Mondays," a series of observations,鈥�

It's time for another installment of "Mad Men Mondays," a series of observations, reviews, and reflections on AMC's Mad Men series published by folks from鈥�

In partnership with Duke University's Hartman Center, we continue the Mad Men Mondays series with images from the University's advertising archive that鈥�

Episode 5 from the final season of AMC's "Mad Men" has aired and as we have done over the last several Mondays, in partnership with Duke University's鈥�

AMC鈥檚 final Mad Men season debuted this week. Many staff members of the Hartman Center at Duke University tuned in. The center specializes in advertising鈥�

The season finale delivered many memorable moments that will keep us guessing until next year. Stan tells Don that he wants to be the one that goes to Los鈥�

00000177-6edd-df44-a377-6fff43890000瓜神app publishes the latest "Mad Men Monday" column written by the Hartman Center. A part of Duke University's Rubenstein Library, the Hartman Center studies advertising history, and each Monday they dig through their archive to find ads for items referenced in the latest Mad Men episode. Here are all the columns, from 瓜神app & Hartman Center (originally posted here):

Don stays home from work feigning illness and drinking too much, as he mourns what happened with Sally. Ken goes hunting with two Chevy executives and鈥�

The title of last night鈥檚 show,"Favors," accurately sums up a major theme seen in the episode. Many characters need or give favors, though not without鈥�

The riots and politics of the 1968 Democratic Convention in Chicago continually weave in and out of Episode 10, through media and discussions. The鈥�