Low note for TV show

Published on
January 12, 2001
Last updated
May 27, 2015

William Paterson University is one New Jersey location unavailable for the filming of the cult TV show The Sopranos , whose second series ended in Britain last week.

University officials blamed logistical difficulties for a last-minute cancellation of permission to film in and around its library. The cancellation, it maintained, had nothing to do with the series' caricature of Italian-Americans.

Meanwhile, the university's associate professor of sociology, Susanna Tardi, relinquished her plans to deliver a lecture titled "Desperately seeking real Italians: an antidote to The Sopranos ", which was designed as a protest against the series' stereotyping of New Jersey's Italian community.   

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