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'The Romance Of Araby', Charlie Sweet, Hal Blythe

Hal Blythe

No abstract provided.

Financial Partnering And Other Strategies To Help Centers Of Teaching And Learning Thrive In Hard Times, Charlie Sweet, Hal Blythe, B. Philips

Hal Blythe

With Centers for Teaching and Learning (CTLs) entering a period of economic downturn, the authors demonstrate how their Center has survived hard times through financial partnering with on- and off-campus groups. They also explain how to develop successful strategies for partnering (both financial and otherwise), analyze the dynamics of such collaborations, and offer some useful guidelines.

Collaborating On Writing, Charlie Sweet, Hal Blythe, William Phillips

Hal Blythe

Here’s a guide to how “collabo-writing” can boost your productivity while sharpening your skills (and subjugating your ego).

Nullilfying The Barbay Effect: Connecting With Your Students, Charlie Sweet, Hal Blythe

Hal Blythe

Of course reaching students has always involved more than logistics. They always live in a newer world than those of their teachers, and speaking their language in order to wed the valuable past with the hip present remains an ongoing challenge. Barbay Effect? It’s a reference to the movie “Back to School” (1986) starring Rodney Dangerfield.

Story Story Night, Clay Morgan

Clay Morgan

No abstract provided.

Where Power Comes From (Brownout In Tondo), Tom Montgomery-Fate

Tom Montgomery Fate

No abstract provided.

Manila Squater, Tom Montgomery-Fate

Tom Montgomery Fate

No abstract provided.

A Mother And A Daughter On The Subject Of Men, Deborah Adelman

Deborah Adelman

No abstract provided.

The Faye Stories, Deborah Adelman

Deborah Adelman

No abstract provided.

My Teaching Philosophy, Marilyn R. Pukkila

Marilyn R. Pukkila

This is my philosophy of teaching and learning, as developed during the ACRL Immersion Intentional Teacher Track in Nashville, TN in December of 2009

Turn The Other Cheek, Deborah Adelman

Deborah Adelman

No abstract provided.

The Boy Who Would Have Been, Deborah Adelman

Deborah Adelman

No abstract provided.

Grasping For The Remote, Deborah Adelman

Deborah Adelman

No abstract provided.

A Simple Matter, Deborah Adelman

Deborah Adelman

No abstract provided.

Poetry, Drama, And The Postmodern Novel, Ian Rae

Ian Rae

No abstract provided.

Arrows, Lydia Copeland Gwyn

Lydia Copeland Gwyn

Diary Of A French Girl: Surviving Intercultural Encounters, Marie-Claire Patron

Marie-Claire Patron

DIARY OF A FRENCH GIRL is the personal journal of a young French traveller who shares with us her perspectives, experiences and insights into the English Diaspora. It is a unique opportunity for Anglophones to take a look into a magic French mirror and to examine themselves through the eyes of a Francophone. On a broader level, this book also serves to prepare all global travellers for the experiences and emotions they will encounter as they journey through different time zones, lands, languages, people and cultures. It offers useful information and coping strategies to all those who embark on foreign …

Is There A Case For Dummies-Downed Technical Journals? Some Nurses Say Yes, Russell Willerton

Russell Willerton

Building Utopia: Performance And The Fantasy Of Urban Renewal In Contemporary Toronto, Laura Levin, Kim Solga

Kim Solga

Toronto markets itself as a city in renewal, a “creative city” of the future full of arts and culture. Alongside the official pitch, a number of street-level underground initiatives reimagine Toronto's utopic future in a different way by means of site-specific performances. But do these grassroots performance schemes necessarily create a more inclusive, more equitable city?

An Interview With Sheryl St. Germain, Allison Schuette

Allison Schuette

No abstract provided.

Ethical Engagements Over Time: Reading And Rereading David Copperfield And Wuthering Heights, Marshall W. Gregory

Marshall W. Gregory

This is chapter 9 from Dr. Gregory's book, "Shaped by Stories: The Ethical Power of Narratives".

The Seasoning Of Lake Glass, Tom Montgomery-Fate

Tom Montgomery Fate

No abstract provided.

Vacation And Relaxation, Tom Montgomery-Fate

Tom Montgomery Fate

Reflections on Thoreau and true relaxation in modern life

The Tough Life Of Ants, Tom Montgomery-Fate

Tom Montgomery Fate

Think we, in our communities, have it tough? Chicago writer Tom Montgomery Fate asks us to consider another, smaller colony. Think about the life of ants.

Ethical Engagements Over Time: Reading And Rereading David Copperfield And Wuthering Heights, Marshall W. Gregory

Marshall W. Gregory

This is chapter 9 from Dr. Gregory's book, "Shaped by Stories: The Ethical Power of Narratives".

The Place On The Map’: Geography And Meter In Hardy’S Elegies, Eve Sorum

Eve C Sorum

No abstract provided.

Collaborating On Writing, Charlie Sweet, Hal Blythe, William Phillips

Charlie Sweet

Here’s a guide to how “collabo-writing” can boost your productivity while sharpening your skills (and subjugating your ego).

I Took The Train, Lydia Copeland Gwyn

Lydia Copeland Gwyn

Institutional Repositories, Paul Royster

Paul Royster

Summary of collection strategies at UNL:

Be inclusive, not exclusive

Be proactive, even aggressively so

Think of the global audience

Everything open access

Everything full-text

Ample metadata—especially abstracts

Utilize work-study students

Link back to your site

Give depositors feedback — publishers don't

Measure, measure, measure, . . .

Without Education Or Encouragement: The Literary Legacy Of Flora Thompson, Ruth Hoffman

Ruth C. Hoffman

For over sixty years, English writer Flora Thompson (1876-1947) has been celebrated as the author of "Lark Rise to Candleford" (1945), a rural trilogy that is considered a minor classic among writings about the English countryside. Challenging the assumption that "Lark Rise to Candleford" is Thompson's only significant work, this book examines the whole of Thompson's oeuvre, including the poetry, short fiction, and essays that she published in women's periodicals before World War II, her book of poetry, "Bog Myrtle and Peat" (1921), and two posthumously published works, "Still Glides the Stream" (1947) and "Heatherley" (1979). In addition to reassessing …