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Bill Owens: A Us Craft Beer Pioneer, 1982-2001, Patrick Walls

Theses

Bill Owens is a pioneer in the United States craft brewing industry through his efforts as an advocate, writer, publisher, brewer, and entrepreneur who created a lasting legacy by influencing generations of brewers and beer fans. Owens wrote the first book on homebrewing equipment (How to Build a Small Brewery: Draft Beer in Ten Days in 1982). He opened the third brewpub in the country (Buffalo Bill's Brewery in Hayward, California in 1983) where, in 1985, he introduced the first commercial pumpkin beer among other beer style firsts. Owens published numerous brewery-focused magazines that featured many illustrious beer writers ...

Tsirik - Fold The Leaves So That Others May Be Guided: A Study Of How The Bribri Women Are Preserving Their Culture To Ensure A Sustainable Future For Their Community, Emily R. Blau

Capstone Collection

Bananas are one of Costa Rica’s largest exports, along with coffee, palm oil, and cocoa. The banana plantations are large-scale, are most often run by multinational companies, and are considered to be run as enclave economies (Equal Exchange, 2016). This monoculture crop production has been globally accused of human rights abuses said to include, but not be limited to, violating the rights of indigenous people and loss in culture and tradition. For this paper, I studied the effects that large-scale agricultural corporations have on the BriBri, a matriarchal and indigenous group who live on the Caribbean coast of Costa ...

Calibrating Official War Art And The War On Terror, Dick Averns

Canadian Military History

This paper comprises primary research investigating contemporary official war art in Canada, Australia, Egypt, Israel, the United Kingdom and the United States of America. Findings are drawn from fieldwork conducted in these countries during the height of the so-called War on Terror, in 2008 and 2009. My thesis suggests that the degree to which nations are willing to provide military support for contemporary artists, to gain access to the frontlines of the War on Terror, serves as a barometer for how different nations either enable or disable conflict-related cultural canons. I demonstrate that official war art can provide important benchmarks ...

Constituent Parts: Recent Portraiture In Canadian Military Art, Lindsey V. Sharman

Canadian Military History

Not common within the art historical record of the Canadian Military, the work of a number of visual artists participating in the Canadian Forces Artists Program demonstrates a keen and growing interest in portraiture. In this article, the work of Gertrude Kearns, Mary Kavanagh, and Erin Riley will be highlighted to illustrate the recent trend. Their work is contrasted with one another as well as with portraiture created by Canada’s war artists in the First and Second World Wars to bring to light the tensions of representation inherent in military portraiture. It will be shown that shifting perceptions found ...

Número 26: Sexto Domingo De Pascua - Domingo De Trinidad

Estudios Exégeticos Homiléticos

Domingo 05.05.2002 – Sexto Domingo de Pascua – Samuel Almada
Salmo 66:7-18; Hechos 17:22-31; 1 Pedro 3:13-22; Juan 14:15-21

Domingo 12.05.2002 – Domingo de Ascensión – Samuel Almada
Salmo 47; Hechos 1:1-11; Efesios 1:17-23; Lucas 24:44-53

Domingo 19.05.2002 – Pentecostés – Samuel Almada
Salmo 104:25-35; 1 Corintios 12:3-7;Hechos 2:1-11; Juan 20:19-23

Domingo 26.05.2002 – Domingo de Trinidad – Samuel Almada
Salmo 8; Génesis 1:1-2:4; 2 Corintios 13:11-13; Mateo 26:16-20

Número 25: 2º Domingo De Pascua - 5º Domingo De Pascua

Estudios Exégeticos Homiléticos

Domingo 07.04.2002 – 2º Domingo de Pascua – Mercedes García Bachmann
Salmo 16; Hechos 2:14, 22-32; 1 Pedro 1:1.3-9; Juan 20: 19-31

Domingo 14.04.2002, – 3er Domingo de Pascua –Mercedes García Bachmann
Salmo 116:1-3.10-17; Hechos 2:14.36-41, 1 Pedro 1:17-23; Lucas 24:13-35

Domingo 21.04.2002 – 4to Domingo de Pascua – Mercedes García Bachmann
Salmo 23; Hechos 2:42-47; 1 Pedro 2: 19-25; Juan 10:1-10

Domingo 28.04.2002 – 5to Domingo de Pascua – Mercedes García Bachmann
Salmo 31:1-5.15-16; Hechos 7:55-60; 1 Pedro 2:2-10; Juan 14:1-14

Número 24: 3º De Cuaresma - Domingo De Pascua De Resurrección

Estudios Exégeticos Homiléticos

Domingo 03.03.2002 – 3º de Cuaresma – Néstor Míguez
Salmo 95; Éxodo 17: 3-7; Romanos 5: 1-11; Juan 4:5-26 (27-42)

Domingo 10.03.2002 – 4º de Cuaresma – Néstor Míguez
Salmo 23; 1 Samuel 16:1-13; Efesios 5:8-14; Juan 9:1-41

Domingo 17.03.2002 – 5º de Cuaresma – Néstor Míguez
Salmo 130; Ezequiel 37:1-14; Romanos 8:6-11; Juan 11:1-45

Domingo 24.03.2002 – Domingo de Ramos – Néstor Míguez
Salmo 118:1-2,19-29; Isaías 50:4-9; Filipenses 2:5-11; Mateo 21:1-11

Jueves 28.03.2002 – Jueves Santo – Néstor Míguez
Salmo 116:1,10-17; Éxodo 12:1-14; 1 ...

Número 23: 4º De Epifanía - 2º De Cuaresma

Estudios Exégeticos Homiléticos

Domingo 3.02.02 – 4º de Epifanía – J. Severino Croatto
Salmo 37:1-11; Miqueas 6:1-8; 1 Corintios 1:18-31, Mateo 5:1-12

Domingo 10.02.02 – Último de Epifanía o Transfiguración – J. Severino Croatto
Salmo 2:6-11; Éxodo 24:12-18; 2 Pedro 1:16-21; Mateo 17:1-9

Domingo 17.02.02 – 1º de Cuaresma – J. Severino Croatto
Salmo 32; Génesis 2:4-9, 15-17; Romanos 5:12-19; Mateo 4:1-11

Domingo 24.02.02 – 2º de Cuaresma – J. Severino Croatto
Salmo 121; Génesis 12:1-4; Romanos 4:1-5, 13-17; Juan 3:1-17

Número 22: Epifanía - Tercer Domingo De Epifanía

Estudios Exégeticos Homiléticos

06.01.2002 – Epifanía – Pablo Andiñach
Isaías 60:1-6; Salmo 72; Efesios 3:1-12; Mateo 2:1-12

13.01.2002 – Bautismo de Jesús – Pablo Andiñach
Salmo 29; Isaías 42:1-9; Hechos 10:34-43; Mateo 3:13-17

20.01.2002 – Segundo Domingo de Epifanía – Pablo Andiñach
Salmo 40:1-11; Isaías 49,1-7; 1 Corintios 1:1-9; Juan 1:29-34

27.01.2002 – Tercer Domingo de Epifanía – Pablo Andiñach
Salmo 27:1-6; Isaías 9,1-4; 1 Corintios 1,10-17; Mateo 4,12-23

The Second Pen, Nicholas D. Brennan

School of Arts & Sciences Theses

"The Second Pen" evaluates the historical relevancy of prevalent monikers for William Shakespeare-- namely, "The Bard," "Swan of Avon," and "Upstart Crow." While Brennan finds the general concept of the moniker to encapsulate Shakespeare's current historical legacy, he equally finds the aforementioned monikers to misrepresent this. Brennan offers "The Second Pen" as a moniker for Shakespeare that redresses the distortions of the others. He concentrates his defense of its relevancy around a defense of William Shakespeare as the "second pen" which Ben Jonson's 1605 Sejanus quarto names as a collaborator in the writing of a preceding stage version ...

Health Budget Tracking At Local Levels: A Training Manual For Uganda’S Youth Leaders And Advocates, Rehema Z. Namukose Ms.

Capstone Collection

Uganda’s decentralization policy was introduced in 1997 under the Local Government Act to transfer power from central government to local government levels. The main purpose was to promote participation of all citizens in decision making processes to enhance responsibility and accountable monitoring of services delivered to citizens at all levels. The policy “aimed to achieve efficiency and effectiveness” in services delivered and managed at lower levels (Kebba & Ntanda, 2005). But how were citizens at local levels going to participate in accountability processes? How would they monitor the quality of services delivered under this policy framework? In what ways were ...

Crowdsourcing Digital Public History, Jason A. Heppler, Gabriel K. Wolfenstein

Jason Heppler

The generation of communal knowledge is not a new phenomenon. In the late nineteenth century, the Oxford English Dictionary solicited volunteers to submit words and their usage for inclusion in the dictionary ( 1 ). Carl Becker, writing in 1932 on what was already an old discussion in the historical profession, noted that "if the essence of history is the memory of things said and done, then it is obvious that every normal person, Mr. Everyman, knows some history" (2). The historian Jo Guldi's work on participatory mapping shows that urban planners in the middle of the twentieth century attempted to ...

A Call To Redefine Historical Scholarship In The Digital Turn, Jason A. Heppler, Douglas Seefeldt, Alex Galarza

Jason Heppler

This is a collaboratively-written call for the American Historical Association to appoint a task force to survey the profession as to the place of digital historical scholarship in promotion and tenure and graduate student training and to recommend standards and guidelines for the profession to follow. This document is a product of many of the exciting changes discussed below. It began at a session atTHATCamp AHA 2012 that included graduate students, tenured and non-tenured faculty, and librarians. These participants and others continued their conversations at the physical conference and afterwards on the web. Additional signatures and edits in the ...

Academic Aunting: Reimaging Feminist (Wo)Mentoring, Teaching, And Relationships., Laura L. Ellingson, Patricia Sotirin

Laura Ellingson

In this essay, we explore the potential of aunting relationships for rethinking feminist selves and relationships, especially in academic settings. Relationships between generations of academic feminists have often been described using mother-daughter metaphors. We suggest some limitations to framing teaching and learning across academic generations (e.g., teacher-student) and among colleagues (e.g., peer review of scholarship) using maternal imagery. We then argue that the figure of the aunt offers a powerful trope for negotiating relationships between the "waves" of academic feminism. Aunts provide a generative alternative to mothering and sisterhood as frameworks for feminist womentoring, teaching, and scholarly reviewing.

Chơi Slot Game Qua Mạng Và Một Số Khuyến Cáo Cho Người Mới, Phu Tho

phu tho

John Of The Cross's Mystical Poetics And The End Of The Poem, Gloria Maité Hernández

Gloria Hernández

No abstract provided.

Inside Out, Spring 2017

Inside Out

Contents:

Abstract Anatomy: The Strength Within, Jordyn Brooke Tumas, Front Cover

Lower East Side, Caroline Christianson, Inside Cover

Untitled, Alex Rowan, 1

Daytime Figure Study, Chen Zhou, 2

Amyloids, Malika Madhava, 3

Dirty Dishes, Daisy Zhang, 4

Topography, Prachi Priyam, 5

Glass Wall, South Street, Sanket Patkak, 5

Our home is open, Julie Christensen, 6

Hands, Katie Shen, 7

Balance, Anna Melnick, 8

Consequence, Anitha Ahmed, 9

Woman with White Carnation, Katie Sommers, 10

pocketbooks, Anthony K. Vu, 10

Miniatures, Holly Rankin, 11

Savory Poem, Anya Platt, 11

Rememberance, Anya Platt, 12

Paper Doll, Daisy Zhang, 13

Miniatures, Holly Rankin ...

Inside Out, Spring 2016

Inside Out

Contents:

Untitled, Amanda Breem, Front Cover

Stockholm Underground, David Chou, Inside Front Cover

Portrait of a Woman, Chen Zhou, Opposite Page

The Happy Prince, Yuhang Zhou, 1

Feeling Limited, Amy Tressan, 2

Winged Scapula, Daisy Zhang, 3

Untitled, Kathryn Tuazon, 4

Cooking with Papa in Ramadan, Anitha Ahmed, 6

Not Sure Where I'm Going, Jessica Gatt, 6

Salt Marsh, Jessica Gatt, 7

Bite your liquor, not your tongue, Daisy Zhang, 8

Dr. Frank N. Furter, Kathryn Tuazon, 9

Calm, Jessica Gatt, 10

River Basin, Jessica Gatt, 11

Thoracic Vertebra, Holly Rankin, 12

Scapula 2, Holly Rankin, 13

The Kacha ...

Industrial Education, Community Outreach, And Progressivism In Boston’S North End 1880-1920, Meg Stanley

CrissCross

At the turn of the 20th century, America’s Northeastern cities were expanding, diversifying and industrially progressing at an unprecedented rate. Immigrants from Eastern and Southern Europe were flocking to ethnic neighborhoods in search of familiarity in a new land. Boston’s historic North End became an epicenter of ethnic collisions with a growing population of unskilled immigrants and a declining quality of life. Through the chaos, the North Bennet Street Industrial School (NBSIS) emerged as a leading educational institution. The school provided opportunities for education and community involvement, responding to the needs of the struggling neighborhood.

Writing As A Spatiotemporal Concept: Ekphrasis Of Place And The Spatial Turn, Maggie Kennelly

CrissCross

Ever since Lessing wrote his Laocoön many critics have classified painting as a solely spatial art and writing as a solely temporal one. However, in recent years the idea of the spatial turn, of space not fitting into only one category, has sparked new critiques as to what defines art. In this paper, I prove that, by using ekphrasis of place, writing is a spatiotemporal art, meaning it depicts both space and time. This argument is supported by evidence from literary critics, notably Joseph Frank, and pieces of poetry and prose in which ekphrasis of place is used. Through this ...