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Historic Structure Report: Tower Cottage Cranbrook Educational Community Bloomfield Hills, Michigan, Cynthia Kochanek 2014 Eastern Michigan University

Historic Structure Report: Tower Cottage Cranbrook Educational Community Bloomfield Hills, Michigan, Cynthia Kochanek

Historic Preservation Final Projects

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Ilene Braziel Mccray, 2014 Georgia Southern University

Ilene Braziel Mccray

African American Funeral Programs

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Kenneth Cooper, 2014 Georgia Southern University

Kenneth Cooper

African American Funeral Programs

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A Brief History Of Public Health In Alexandria And Alexandria's Health Department, Krystyn R. Moon 2014 University of Mary Washington

A Brief History Of Public Health In Alexandria And Alexandria's Health Department, Krystyn R. Moon

History and American Studies Articles

One of the central tenets of public health is the belief that the practice of medicine serves the broader community; however, the specific meaning of the phrase “public health” is a historically contingent one. Beginning in the late eighteenth century, the public included only white, bourgeois men who met in coffee houses and other such establishments to discuss politics, business ventures, and popular culture. Over the course of the nineteenth and twentieth centuries, the “public” included white working class men, the poor, women, and people of color. Eventually, politicians and medical doctors recognized that children should be included as part …


Beulah Rousseau Flanders, 2014 Georgia Southern University

Beulah Rousseau Flanders

African American Funeral Programs

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James Melvin Taft, 2014 Georgia Southern University

James Melvin Taft

African American Funeral Programs

James_-Melvin-_Taft.pdf - Funeral program for James Melvin Taft


Mr. L.T. "Boot" Perkins, 2014 Georgia Southern University

Mr. L.T. "Boot" Perkins

African American Funeral Programs

Funeral Program for Mr. L.T. "Boot" Perkins On June 7, 2014 at Piney Grove Missionary Baptist Church


Reaching Beyond Ourselves: Celebrating 40 Years Of Cala (1973 - 2013), Sai Deng 2014 University of Central Florida

Reaching Beyond Ourselves: Celebrating 40 Years Of Cala (1973 - 2013), Sai Deng

Faculty Scholarship and Creative Works

The CALA 40th Anniversary Issue, Reaching Beyond Ourselves: Celebrating 40 Years of CALA (1973-2013), is without doubt a unique collection of the Chinese American Librarians Association’s (CALA) history. It contains pictures, biographies, citations and messages from the presidents of the CALA since its very beginning in 1973, obtained from historical CALA newsletters and the presidents themselves. It records the major events in a timeline format including the establishment of the association, the merge of CALA and CLA, the California based Chinese Librarians Association, the annual conference programs and the new initiatives. It collects personal contemplations, messages and greetings from a …


Wendell Ford Jr., 2014 Georgia Southern University

Wendell Ford Jr.

African American Funeral Programs

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Mrs. Virginia "Peggy" F. Bishop, 2014 Georgia Southern University

Mrs. Virginia "Peggy" F. Bishop

African American Funeral Programs

No abstract provided.


Legal Tools Instead Of Weapons: Jewish Resistance To The State Takeover Of Urban Real Estate And Businesses During The Antonescu Regime, Stefan Cristian Ionescu 2014 Chapman University

Legal Tools Instead Of Weapons: Jewish Resistance To The State Takeover Of Urban Real Estate And Businesses During The Antonescu Regime, Stefan Cristian Ionescu

History Faculty Books and Book Chapters

"I will investigate the different forms of Jewish resistance to the Antonescu regime, focusing on the use of legalities to bypass the process of Romanianization or Aryanization or state takeover of businesses and urban real estate, a process that aimed to exclude Jews from the local economy and, ultimately, from society.1 The use of legal tools, mainly sabotage and judicial contestation by tens of thousands of Romanian Jews, was resistance to the Holocaust at its best.2 If the seizure of Jewish properties, businesses, and jobs, as envisioned by Romanianization’s social architects, had succeeded, it would have meant starvation, …


Vera Mae Hayes Allen, 2014 Georgia Southern University

Vera Mae Hayes Allen

African American Funeral Programs

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Nathaniel Stiles Jr., 2014 Georgia Southern University

Nathaniel Stiles Jr.

African American Funeral Programs

Funeral Program for Nathaniel Stiles Jr on May 21, 2014 at Woodlawn Presbyterian Church


Mrs. Jennie Mae Jackson, 2014 Georgia Southern University

Mrs. Jennie Mae Jackson

African American Funeral Programs

No abstract provided.


Jerry Francine Farris-Mundy, 2014 Georgia Southern University

Jerry Francine Farris-Mundy

African American Funeral Programs

No abstract provided.


Mrs. Eliza Jane Rucker, 2014 Georgia Southern University

Mrs. Eliza Jane Rucker

African American Funeral Programs

Obituary of Mrs. Eliza Jane Rucker on https://www.hillsmortuaryinc.com/obituaries/eliza-rucker/#!/Obituary


Willie Mae Cone, 2014 Georgia Southern University

Willie Mae Cone

African American Funeral Programs

Interment: Antioch Missionary Baptist Church Cemetery in Brooklet, Georgia.


Jessie Lou Parrish Williams, 2014 Georgia Southern University

Jessie Lou Parrish Williams

African American Funeral Programs

No abstract provided.


The Social Integration Of Civil War Veterans With Hearing Loss: The Roles Of Government And Media, Corinna S. Hill 2014 Gallaudet University

The Social Integration Of Civil War Veterans With Hearing Loss: The Roles Of Government And Media, Corinna S. Hill

Undergraduate University Honors Capstones

The end of the Civil War at 1865 came with a staggering cost of 625,000 lives and a sizable number of deafened veterans. The deafened veterans who left the war faced a unique dilemma with their disability, hearing loss. The path to proving their disability and obtaining benefits would prove arduous. Before the Civil War, disability was considered less. After the war wrought its damage, disability was seen as free-riders. The morphing of the disability stigma can be attributed to the reactions from the government and media. The well-intentioned federal government's policies and resources for disabled veterans in the years …


Mrs. Hattie Mae Tarver, 2014 Georgia Southern University

Mrs. Hattie Mae Tarver

African American Funeral Programs

Mrs_Hattie_-Mae-_Tarver.pdf - Funeral program for Mrs. Tattie Mae Tarver


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