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Sussex Carol (1): Satb Choir, Dale Grotenhuis Jan 2013

Sussex Carol (1): Satb Choir, Dale Grotenhuis

Choral Arrangements and Compositions

4 pages.


Sussex Carol (2): Ttbbb Male Voices, Dale Grotenhuis Jan 2013

Sussex Carol (2): Ttbbb Male Voices, Dale Grotenhuis

Choral Arrangements and Compositions

8 pages.


The Boar's Head Carol: Ttbb Male Voices, Dale Grotenhuis Jan 2013

The Boar's Head Carol: Ttbb Male Voices, Dale Grotenhuis

Choral Arrangements and Compositions

2 pages.


Clp Faculty, Terry Novak Jan 2013

Clp Faculty, Terry Novak

The Collaborative Learning Program

List of faculty participating in the Collaborative Learning Program for the 2013-2014 academic year.


Would 'The Making Of The English Working Class' Get Made Today?, Rowan Cahill Jan 2013

Would 'The Making Of The English Working Class' Get Made Today?, Rowan Cahill

Faculty of Law, Humanities and the Arts - Papers (Archive)

It is fifty years since leftist publisher Victor Gollancz published The Making of the English Working Class by English historian Edward Palmer Thompson (1924–1993). During 2013, this event has been, and is being, commemorated globally in political and scholarly conferences and journals. My dilapidated copy is the Penguin revised edition (1968), purchased in 1970. Still in print, and with more than a million copies sold worldwide, Thompson’s hugely influential doorstop book is regarded as a pivotal exploration of social history, as much an historical classic as it is a literary classic. The book runs to some 900 pages and over …


Using Elicited Oral Response Testing To Determine The Need For An Interpreter, Troy L. Cox, William G. Eggington Jan 2013

Using Elicited Oral Response Testing To Determine The Need For An Interpreter, Troy L. Cox, William G. Eggington

Faculty Publications

Hamza,' an African immigrant, travels on a domestic flight in the United States. He harmlessly flirts with his young seatmate, until she becomes angry with him and moves. When he exits the plane, the police approach him and request an interview. He quickly realizes that something serious is happening and he is being interrogated about his conversation with the young lady. He does not understand what is occurring, but because, in his culture, compliance with authority is seen as a practical and civic duty, he agrees with many of the police's statements. Unfortunately, his English language ability is too poor …