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St. John's Batesburg Membership Register.Pdf, St. John's United Methodist Church, Batesburg

Methodist Local Church Records

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St. Luke Celebrates Its First 50 Years, St. Luke United Methodist Church, Hartsville

Methodist Local Church Records

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St. Luke Hartsville Church Council Minutes 1980-89, St. Luke United Methodist Church, Hartsville

Methodist Local Church Records

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St. Luke Hartsville Church Council Minutes 1970-79, St. Luke United Methodist Church, Hartsville

Methodist Local Church Records

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St. Luke Hartsville Property Records, St. Luke United Methodist Church, Hartsville

Methodist Local Church Records

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St. Luke Hartsville Church Council Minutes 1957-69, St. Luke United Methodist Church, Hartsville

Methodist Local Church Records

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St. John's Aiken Property Records, St. John's United Methodist Church, Aiken

Methodist Local Church Records

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St. Paul Clover Administrative Council Minutes, St. Paul United Methodist Church, Clover

Methodist Local Church Records

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St. Paul Clover History Records, St. Paul United Methodist Church, Clover

Methodist Local Church Records

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St. Luke Hartsville Membership Roll, St. Luke United Methodist Church, Hartsville

Methodist Local Church Records

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St. Paul Clover Membership Records, St. Paul United Methodist Church, Clover

Methodist Local Church Records

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St. Luke Hartsville Church Council Minutes 2000-2009, St. Luke United Methodist Church, Hartsville

Methodist Local Church Records

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St. Paul's Waccamaw United Methodist Church, Pawleys Island: Twenty Years Of Grace, St. Paul's Waccamaw United Methodist Church, Pawleys Island

Methodist Local Church Records

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St. Paul Clover Property Records, St. Paul United Methodist Church, Clover

Methodist Local Church Records

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St. Paul's Waccamaw Church Council Minutes 1986-1991, St. Paul's Waccamaw United Methodist Church, Pawleys Island

Methodist Local Church Records

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St. Luke Hartsville Church Council Minutes 1990-99, St. Luke United Methodist Church, Hartsville

Methodist Local Church Records

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St. Paul's Waccamaw Membership Roll, St. Paul's Waccamaw United Methodist Church, Pawleys Island

Methodist Local Church Records

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St. Paul's Waccamaw Church Council Minutes 2016-2024, St. Paul's Waccamaw United Methodist Church, Pawleys Island

Methodist Local Church Records

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St. Paul's Waccamaw Church Council Minutes 2008-2015, St. Paul's Waccamaw United Methodist Church, Pawleys Island

Methodist Local Church Records

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St. Paul's Waccamaw Property Records, St. Paul's Waccamaw United Methodist Church, Pawleys Island

Methodist Local Church Records

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St. Luke Hartsville Church Council Minutes 2010-23, St. Luke United Methodist Church, Hartsville

Methodist Local Church Records

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Lo Que No Borró El Desierto (2020) De Diana López Zuleta Y Cómo Maté A Mi Padre (2020) De Sara Jaramillo Klinkert: Crónica Y Memoir, Las Voces De Las Hijas En El Duelo, Bertha Galvan

Theses and Dissertations

This thesis analyzes the works of two Colombian authors, Diana López Zuleta and Sara Jaramillo Klinkert, who, as indirect victims of their father's murder, address impunity and its psychological effects through two genres: the chronicle and memoir. López Zuleta describes the process of mourning through the search for justice, while Jaramillo Klinkert explores mourning and the symbolic process of "killing the father" in a context of impunity. Both authors use their work to address the violence in Colombia, the memory, and the search for the truth, emphasizing the importance of literature as an aesthetic expression and a therapeutic and ethical …

The Student Movement Volume 109 Issue 10: Sledding Toward Christmas In A One-Cardinal Open Sleigh, Alyssa Caruthers, Ayanda Dewa, Corinna Bevier, Addison Randall, Melissa Moore, Meryen Gonzalez, Ysa Dennis, Aiko J. Ayala Rios, Anna Rybachek, Andrew Francis, Madison Vath

The Student Movement V. 109 (2024-2025)

HUMANS

Factors of School Speech Therapists: An Honors Scholar's Senior Thesis, Alyssa Caruthers

The Reason for the Season, Ayanda Dewa

ARTS & ENTERTAINMENT

Five Christmas Films to Watch Over Winter Break, Corinna Bevier

Department of Music's Upcoming 'Christmas Extravaganza', Addison Randall

Walking to Class In the Snow, Corinna Bevier

NEWS

Students Innovate for the Spring 2025 Drone Competition, Melissa Moore

'Service Sabbaths' Engage Students in Community Service and Spiritual Growth, Meryen Gonzalez

Andrews 'Lady Cardinals' Women's Basketball Team Cancels 2024-2025 Season, Ysa Dennis

IDEAS

Could Finals be Better?, Aiko J. Ayala Rios

PULSE

An Extra-Green Christmas: Some Climate-Conscious Holiday Options, …

Board Of Trustees Meeting Minutes 2024-12-06, Bowling Green State University

Board of Trustees Meeting Minutes

The official meeting minutes of Bowling Green State University's Board of Trustees.

No. 31: Precarity, Food Insecurity, And Migration: The Kerala-Gulf Nexus And Women Domestic Workers, Anand Panamthottam Cherian

Migration and Food Security (MiFOOD) Network

Low-skilled Malayali women migrants employed as domestic laborers in Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC)1 countries navigate a transnational labor system that entrenches gendered hierarchies and structural inequalities. Ethnographic fieldwork conducted in Kerala and the United Arab Emirates utilizing biographical methods such as life history and oral history reveals that migration, often envisioned as a pathway to economic security, intensifies vulnerabilities through layers of exclusion, exploitation, and deprivation. These women’s lived experiences underscore the precarious conditions that define their labor trajectories, shaped by systemic governance failures and socio-cultural dynamics.

Food security, positioned at the nexus of material survival and symbolic significance, emerges …

Claire Archer: Trans- Cending -Gender, Billy Adams

English: Student Scholarship & Creative Works

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On The Verge Of Brilliance: A Cross-Cultural Study Between Susan Glaspell And Elena Ferrante, Ariel Wilcox

English: Student Scholarship & Creative Works

In this paper, I discuss how for Susan Glaspell and Elena Ferrante, violence is how their female characters respond to attempted entrapment in a cage when they are offered no escape. Susan Glaspell’s plays “Trifles” and “The Verge” in comparison to Elena Ferrante’s Neapolitan Quartet shows how women have had oppressive male forces acting upon them for decades. At times when feminists were campaigning for other issues, Glaspell and Ferrante advocated for proper divorce laws by showing the dark side of marriage through the physical and emotional abuse their brilliant female leads undergo alongside the female character’s resulting violence.

Tactical Staging: Evolving Methods Of Feminist Activism In Susan Glaspell’S Work, Allison Mcpeak

English: Student Scholarship & Creative Works

In the marketplace of ideas, the Theatre Arts employ narrative stories and eye-catching visual art pieces draw listeners and viewers in a way that is unmatched by other methods. Art not only reflects the society from which it was created, it also acts as a projection of the creator’s ideal world. Theatre, being both a sonic and visual medium also has the unique advantage of speaking directly to a captive audience that are physically in the same room as the characters onstage, making those connections significantly more personal. A caveat, however, is that modern theatre tends to reflect the values …

Mapping The Modern Geography Of Floyd Dell’S Port Royal And Susan Glaspell’S Freeport, Megan Yarusso

English: Student Scholarship & Creative Works

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The Stark Surrealism In Spectra’S Soulfulness, Zach Blair

English: Student Scholarship & Creative Works

Arthur Davison Ficke and Witter Bynner were American poetry's first Surrealists, preceding Breton and his founding of Surrealism, with the publication of its first manifesto, in France in 1924. Though the creative merits of 1916's "Spectra: A Book of Poetic Experiments" are many, most scholars and critics regard it as a hoax intended to mock Imagism and the like. But Ficke and Bynner, using the pseudonyms Anne Knish and Emanuel Morgan, respectively, blazed trails no poets had priorly dared to venture down.