) Grasses Tremble (Here) (There),
2011
University of Montana
Weld, So Irretrievable,
2011
University of Montana
On Drawing Marcus Aurelius,
2011
The University of Montana
Love Letter 26,
2011
University of Montana
After Giving Me That Look,
2011
University of Montana
Please Please Please,
2011
University of Montana
Dedication,
2011
University of Montana
Taming Eros,
2011
University of Montana
Applied Psychological Strategy: Neurofeedback,
2011
University of Montana
Applied Psychological Strategy: Neurofeedback, Kerin Sulock
CutBank
No abstract provided.
The March Hate At Work,
2011
University of Montana
About The Adaption Of James Welch's Winter In The Blood To Film,
2011
University of Montana - Missoula
About The Adaption Of James Welch's Winter In The Blood To Film, Peter Orner, Andrew Smith, Alex Smith, Ken White
CutBank
No abstract provided.
Afterlife,
2011
University of Montana
The Phaninetai (He Seems To Me) Fragment,
2011
The University of Montana
The Phaninetai (He Seems To Me) Fragment, Catherine Theis
CutBank
No abstract provided.
Render,
2011
University of Montana
A Collection Of Reportage,
2011
Old Dominion University
A Collection Of Reportage, Lynn Marie Waltz
English Theses & Dissertations
This creative nonfiction thesis contains four stories written while I was a student in the Master of Fine Arts Program from June 2008 through December 2011. All four represent experimentation with form and are in progress. The theme of a common person faced with uncommon challenges runs through all the stories, which are based on numerous interviews, extensive research of National Labor Relations Board hearing transcripts and findings, civil and circuit court transcripts, government findings, and published ai1icles. Topics include labor fights at Smithfield Foods' Tar Heel slaughtering facility, military sexual trauma, wrongful criminal conviction, and victim misidentification.
Fiction Fix 10,
2011
University of North Florida
Fiction Fix 10, April E. Bacon, Lindsay Oncken, Anna Pennington, Dewitt Brinson, James Claffey, Clarence Young, Joe Kilgore, Marty Correia, Alex Miller, Brad Hall, Lauren Liebhaber, Brandon Bell, Grant Tracey, Jj Cromer, Andrew Gretes, Scott Laudati, Ron Ennis, Merlin Flower, Marisa Roman, Jim Miller, Robert Wexelblatt, Malachi King, Julie Hayward, Jennifer Falkner, Kevin Roberts, Jonas Mueller, Sarah Barnett, Michael Clough
Fiction Fix
No abstract provided.
Sepulturero/Gravedigger. Ang Kanilang Mga Pangalan/Their Names,
2011
Ateneo de Manila University
Sepulturero/Gravedigger. Ang Kanilang Mga Pangalan/Their Names, Michael M. Coroza
Filipino Faculty Publications
No abstract provided.
Apple, Daydream, Memory,
2011
Marshall University
Apple, Daydream, Memory, Rachael Peckham
English Faculty Research
My older sister, Sarah, is the mother of an eighteen-month old girl, a precocious curly-haired toddler who shows less interest in carving a pumpkin than she does lying down in the grass beneath an apple tree. Claire was definitely showing signs of her Aunt Rachael this afternoon, Sarah debriefed in an email last week. She was in her own world. I remember my own worlds, my daydreams. They appeared on the way to school, to weekly piano lessons, church every Sunday. Always in the car, because we lived in southern Michigan, Amish country, landlocked by corn and …
Beyond Words: Chronicling Spiritual Ecstasy And Experience In Sufi Poetry,
2011
SIT Study Abroad
Beyond Words: Chronicling Spiritual Ecstasy And Experience In Sufi Poetry, Kate Van Brocklin
Independent Study Project (ISP) Collection
The purpose of this research was to understand the primary form of expression within Sufism—poetry. I focused on two of the most famous Sufi poems in Morocco, the al-Burda and al-Hamziya, and investigated how these poems are used in ceremonies today, and to what extent and why they hold significance. Key components to this project were my visits to the Boudchichi zaouia in the Rabat medina to see how these poems invoke spirituality, community, faith and remembrance. I also considered the Western interest in Sufi poetry to explore how these poems shape Western perceptions of Islam today.
The Mindstorm,
2011
Kennesaw State University
The Mindstorm, Jeffrey P. Harrison
Dissertations, Theses and Capstone Projects (Full IR Collection)
The Mindstorm is the story of Marcus Hamilton, a gay, African-American, teenager who is born with incredible telekinetic powers. He has the ability to levitate considerably large objects with his mind, create telekinetic force fields, and fly. After preventing a convenience store hold-up, he decides to become a superhero and takes the name Mindstorm.
There are two story arcs: 1) Marcus’ everyday life and high school problems, including racism, homophobia, and his first same-sex relationship; and, 2) Marcus, as Mindstorm, developing his powers and confronting Nathan Vaughn, a corrupt industrialist/weapons developer, terrorist, and main antagonist.
