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Dapper Don Draper has made his way into a local college classroom.
Andrew Strombeck, a Wright State associate English professor, created “Mad Men and Literature 1965-70” to show the impact literature has on pop culture, according to an article featured on Wright State’s website.
Mad Men is centered around Draper (Golden Globe winner Jon Hamm) and others at an 1960s-era ad agency.
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