The Cathedral Of Our Lady,
2014
Butler University
The Cathedral Of Our Lady, Betty Alice Hodson
Manuscripts
Just one block from the central plaza of a small Mexican town, on La Calle de Las Rosas, stands a small Cathedral, built in 1830 by the hands and the sweat of peones who labored on nearby haciendas. It is built of limestone and marble, and is one of the finest Cathedrals in Northeastern Mexico, even though it is small, and seen by few but the townspeople. I shall try to show how it is seen through the eyes of three different people.
Team Fights Team,
2014
Butler University
Team Fights Team, Robert L. Zinkan
Manuscripts
On a cool brisk Saturday afternoon in the late fall of the year, thousands sit watching two teams warming up to engage in a fierce battle scheduled to be raged long before by the coaches of the opposing teams. They have been practicing, putting themselves into condition for months, maybe years, in order to be prepared to defeat any team which they come up against. Later in the dressing room the coaches try to rouse their tempers by speaking strongly against their opponents. After making their blood boil with hate, he reminds them not to lose their heads because strategy, …
Tribute To "Bessie, The Jalopy",
2014
Butler University
Tribute To "Bessie, The Jalopy", Bill Freeland
Manuscripts
"Bessie" was a good old Ford, even if she was of the 1924 vintage, with old-fashioned clincker tires and all the out-of-date accessories that made her comfortable like an old, old shoe.
In Fond Remembrance,
2014
Butler University
In Fond Remembrance, Arthur Graham
Manuscripts
The late Rupert St. James, whose violent, tragic death created. heartfelt repercussions throughout the literary world, was born May 1, 1915. Rupert; although he early showed signs of poetic genius, did not come into his own until after the still unsolved disappearance of his father, himself a versifier of ability, in 1929. Graduating from Harvard in '34, Rupert had already written two volumes of poetry, On scholarship funds he did post-graduate work at Oxford, the University of Paris, and the University of Prague, all the while producing in an ever increasing flow the verse that was to characterize him as …
The Second Gull,
2014
Butler University
The Second Gull, Mary Margrette Schortemeier, Lucy Kaufman
Manuscripts
No abstract provided.
The Legend Of Laughing Jack,
2014
Butler University
The Legend Of Laughing Jack, Jack Kilgore
Manuscripts
Long before the starched, clean stiffness was gone from their striped denim work aprons, the greenest boys at Herr Grosskopf's wholesale house were familiar with the Legend of Laughing Jack. They heard it from the wrinkled and gnomelike Isenhorst; they heard it from the wrinkled and deaf Shmidt; they heard it from Schneider, Fischer, and Schultz; but the most terrifying accounts were those given by Sam, the colored janitor. Only Jones of the shipping department never talked of it, but then Jones was different.
The Gates Of Jerusalem,
2014
Butler University
The Gates Of Jerusalem, Arthur Hollander
Manuscripts
Far away, in the eastern part of the land, by the banks of the Jordan, the Lebanon mountains raise themselves up. On the slopes of the mountains a valley streeches out. There are fields and vineyards, orange groves and forests. In this valley a small village is built. In this small village live simple farmers. Among the farmers lives an old man, ninety years old, and his old wife, eighty-two years old. The old farmer and his wife live in their small, simple tent. The stable in which their white ass stands is built by the tent. By the stable …
Not One Of Them,
2014
Butler University
The Shadowed Vale,
2014
Butler University
The Shadowed Vale, Joan Fuller
Manuscripts
The setting sun was reddening with its last fiery glow the walls of the great castle at Blois where it stood on a rising slope above the skirts of the town. It tipped the carved and traceried windows of the roof and gleamed vermillion on hilts of swords and pour-points and slashed trunk-hose as officers and men-at-arms bustled to and fro in the yard.
But though their faces were long and they bustled nervously, often they stopped in excited knots to whisper and cast curious glances at the windows of the royal suite. For the Dowager Queen lay dying in …
Front Matter,
2014
Butler University
Stories And Self-Reflection,
2014
Nova Southeastern University
Stories And Self-Reflection, Kathleen J. Waites
Quadrivium: A Journal of Multidisciplinary Scholarship
No abstract provided.
December 2014,
2014
University of Southern Maine
December 2014, Temple Shalom Synagogue Center
Newsletter Archive
Contents: Colby Professor Visits; From the Rabbi; Announcements; President's Message; Book Group; Community notices
Walter J. Ong: A Memoir,
2014
Nova Southeastern University
Walter J. Ong: A Memoir, Kip Strasma
Quadrivium: A Journal of Multidisciplinary Scholarship
No abstract provided.
On Getting Dressed,
2014
Gettysburg College
On Getting Dressed, Sharon L. Stephenson
Physics and Astronomy Faculty Publications
I lean against the chalkboard and wait for the young woman to speak. I feel especially put together because I am wearing an outfit; I bought all three pieces at the same time, indicating my financial stability and dedication to appearance.
It is a Friday, and this introductory physics student is casual in her sorority letter jersey, jeans and sneakers. Her hair is long, her skin porcelain; these traits do not distinguish her from her sorority sisters. She is exceptional, however, in her habit of obsessively leaning forward in her front-row desk, as if preparing to dive over the top. …
The Most Feared Man In Italy,
2014
SUNY Geneseo
The Most Feared Man In Italy, Kathryn Bockino
Gandy Dancer Archives
No abstract provided.
The Phototroph,
2014
SUNY Geneseo
Water And Light,
2014
SUNY Geneseo
Half-Truths,
2014
SUNY Geneseo
I'Ll Pray For Him,
2014
Binghamton University
Index Of A Hypothetical Journal,
2014
SUNY Geneseo
Index Of A Hypothetical Journal, Michael Cieply
Gandy Dancer Archives
No abstract provided.
