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The Fisherman, Elizabeth Bran 2015 Butler University

The Fisherman, Elizabeth Bran

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The calmness of the lake was shattered by the put-put of an outboard as it rounded the bit of land at the edge of the bay and came in toward the boathouse.


An Arkansas Private, William Handman 2015 Butler University

An Arkansas Private, William Handman

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On the outskirts of a demolished Ger- I man town huddled in a machine gun emplacement were two American soldiers. The tall, lean but rugged private lay slovenly in the mud and snow. His beard of three weeks coated with a thin layer of ice was all that showed as the sergeant bellowed his command to clean the machine gun. Every inch of his six foot four-inch brawn and muscle turned slowly as he opened one eye and drawled, "O.K., Sarge, but this is one hell of a time to get ideas like that." He brushed the fallen snow from …


On True Friendship, Henry E. Hill 2015 Butler University

On True Friendship, Henry E. Hill

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In the recesses of every normal human breast there lies a keen longing for a true and intimate friendship. It is a rare privilege, however, for one to possess a friendship that is full and complete. True friendship costs us something which most people are unwilling to pay.


Rain, Mary Alice Kessler 2015 Butler University

Rain, Mary Alice Kessler

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Short Poem


Dolorosa, Lena Moulton 2015 Butler University

Dolorosa, Lena Moulton

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Short Poem


Thou Art The Spoiler, Tom Beckwith 2015 Butler University

Thou Art The Spoiler, Tom Beckwith

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I first read those words when I was a child of ten. I was living with my grandmother Nell for the summer months. Among a vast selection of old volumes hidden away in her attic, I came across that phrase, and then it meant nothing.


Yankee Rhodian: His Scholarship And Record, Mary Fritsche 2015 Butler University

Yankee Rhodian: His Scholarship And Record, Mary Fritsche

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In the forty years of the execution of Cecil John Rhodes' thousand year educational plan, the Rhodes scholarships to Oxford University, offering to the British Empire, Germany, and the United States culture with education and preparation for life rather than for living, the Yankee Rhodian has justified his benefactor's faith in him academically although he has not yet entered sufficiently into the national leadership Rhodes desired of his American scholar.


The Powder Train, Barbara Gene Lucas 2015 Butler University

The Powder Train, Barbara Gene Lucas

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The December day was fading into a mist varying in shades of gray as the leaden skies hovered over the snowblanketed ground. The tint of the cloudy air was deepened now and then, as an exhausted locomotive plowed along the unseen trails of the railroad yard. The black smoke hung densely around the scattered little red buildings which formed the nerve center of the railroad's activity.


Beauty, Allyn Wood 2015 Butler University

Beauty, Allyn Wood

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Yet afterward, she finds her thoughts returning again .and again to the garden. Somehow, she does not know quite why, it seems as if she holds it in the palms of both hands, there with the programme de ballet.


Front Matter, 2015 Butler University

Front Matter

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No abstract provided.


Volume 12, Issue 4: Full Issue, 2015 Butler University

Volume 12, Issue 4: Full Issue

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No abstract provided.


Vignettes, 2015 Butler University

Vignettes

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No abstract provided.


Highest Place In Indianapolis, Linn Hudson 2015 Butler University

Highest Place In Indianapolis, Linn Hudson

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Maybe some of you don't know what or where the tallest structure in Indianapolis is, so for the enlightenment of those who don't know I shall describe my first visit to this pinnacle of engineering ingenuity.


The Value Of An Art Course, Susan Arne 2015 Butler University

The Value Of An Art Course, Susan Arne

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Here, then, in art, is an opportunity unleashed for us to grasp and hold in the struggle for the development of man's unlimited resources in the field of humanitarianism.


Let's Stay Out Of It, Mary Schreiber 2015 Butler University

Let's Stay Out Of It, Mary Schreiber

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No abstract provided.


My Brother's Recital, Bill Dye 2015 Butler University

My Brother's Recital, Bill Dye

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The big night had arrived. My eight; year-old brother was to perform on the "eighty-eight" in his first recital. Tonight was the climax of a month of madness. Four long weeks had seen the rise and fall of the neighbors' patience. Day and night, night and day, all they heard was piano, piano, piano! They, as well as we, almost went mad. It would not have been too bad if Al could have played the piano without making it an instrument of torture .. But his brand of music involved no more than two fingers, one on each hand.


Compulsory Military Training, Rhea McGoldrick 2015 Butler University

Compulsory Military Training, Rhea Mcgoldrick

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The compulsory military training plan now before congress, but with little chance of immediate consideration, is one of great importance to us all. The fact that we were thrown into war, and were definitely unprepared, has made us fully realize that we should give some deep thought to the problem of future military training for our boys.


Compulsory Religious Courses, Patricia Jowitt 2015 Butler University

Compulsory Religious Courses, Patricia Jowitt

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More and more Americans are turning toward God to discover an answer to their personal needs. Today many of the people of the last generation have no knowledge of the mores which are the necessary foundation of religion. These consider themselves too adult to attend Sunday School; therefore, a substitute for this basic instruction should be provided.


In One World, Tom Beckwith 2015 Butler University

In One World, Tom Beckwith

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How very strange it seems that the majority of minds still believe in distinctions _ yes, distinctions while experiencing life, and, even more absurd and unethical, distinction after life. Can it be that after being submitted to the distinctions between race, color, creed, religion, and position while on earth that we, must go on through eternity, that endless span of existence, still making a distinction between supposedly good and evil?


Herr Muller, Mary Fritsche 2015 Butler University

Herr Muller, Mary Fritsche

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This sketch is based em a short story, "The Lord of Marutea," by James Norman Hall. The setting is one of the islands of French Polynesia. Forrest, a man employed by a German motion picture Company, comes to make a picture of island life and finds Marutea ruled by Herr Muller, the German island trader who has established himself there.


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