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Articles 15151 - 15180 of 26030
Full-Text Articles in Arts and Humanities
An Order Of Fries, Luis B. Pagan
Poet Jim's Metapoetica, Brian Roberts
Because He Never Stopped, Susan Krueger
People Gotta Eat, Sam Brunson
Eldon Franklin, Who Played Glocester, John Cutler
In Autumn, Scott Cameron
From The Girls' Dorm Window In The Kaibab Forest, Elevation 7,925 Feet, Rebecca Fisher
From The Girls' Dorm Window In The Kaibab Forest, Elevation 7,925 Feet, Rebecca Fisher
Inscape
No abstract provided.
Coming To The Name, Laura Stott
Poetry In The Dark, Josi Brewer
Twelve-Inch Zippers, Jessica Buck
Sahs Annual Report, Paula Sherman, Erdmann Schmocker, Fred Moser, Ernest Thurston, Leo Schelbert, Sabine Jessner
Sahs Annual Report, Paula Sherman, Erdmann Schmocker, Fred Moser, Ernest Thurston, Leo Schelbert, Sabine Jessner
Swiss American Historical Society Review
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Book Review: Six Bridges: The Legacy Of Othmar Ammann, Nicole Butz
Book Review: Six Bridges: The Legacy Of Othmar Ammann, Nicole Butz
Swiss American Historical Society Review
Around his eightieth birthday, the Swiss-American engineer, Othmar Ammann moved to an apartment at the top of the Carlyle Hotel in Manhattan. One imagines that he, gazing down on the city below, could have only marveled at how much its landscape had changed since his arrival there fiftyodd years earlier. He also could have delighted in his own accomplishments, the vistas from his new home offering visual confirmation of his professional successes. With views in three directions, Ammann would have seen virtually all of "his bridges": the George Washington to the north; the Triborough, Bronx-Whitestone, and Throgs Neck to the …
Book Review: Ambiguous Loss. Learning To Live With Unresolved Grief., Virginia B. Schelbert
Book Review: Ambiguous Loss. Learning To Live With Unresolved Grief., Virginia B. Schelbert
Swiss American Historical Society Review
The author, Professor of Family Social Services at the University of Minnesota, is the daughter of the late Paul and of Verena Magdalena Grossenbacher, born Elmer. Her father was a native of Burgdorf, Canton Bern, and had been a main promoter of New Glarus' Swiss American institutions. 3 Thus Dr. Boss begins her book with a personal narrative which describes growing up with the effects of the immigrant experience on family members. Her people had left their homeland Switzerland and many beloved relatives in the early 1900' s for life in the American Midwest, only to encounter yearning, homesickness, and …
A Business Economist With Swiss Heritage Looks At Switzerland, Donald P. Hilty
A Business Economist With Swiss Heritage Looks At Switzerland, Donald P. Hilty
Swiss American Historical Society Review
For many in the United States, the word "Switzerland" conjures up pleasant thoughts of cows, mountains, Heidi, democracy -- maybe also a proud heritage and some dear friends -- but, perhaps, a country that is a bit dull. The purpose here is to alert this audience: Switzerland is not dull. It is in the big leagues of international business. This small country in the middle of Europe has gained the stature of an economic giant, not just in relation to its size but in absolute terms.
Hans Heinrich Felder, Jr., Captain In South Carolina's Revolutionary Army, 1778, Walter Lips
Hans Heinrich Felder, Jr., Captain In South Carolina's Revolutionary Army, 1778, Walter Lips
Swiss American Historical Society Review
The progenitor of the American Felder family was Hans Heinrich Felder who was born in Wiedikon, Canton Zurich, Switzerland, about 1701. He, his wife Ursula, and their ten-year old son Hans Heinrich, Jr., later John Henry, settled in Orangeburg Township, South Carolina in 1735. The family was granted 350 acres of land, that is more than half a square mile, on September 17, 1738 by King George II of England. Hans Heinrich Felder, Sr., however, died that same year, and his wife passed away a year later in 1739. Their son John Henry Felder was only 14 years old when …
“The Price Of Used Paper: How A Treasure Trove Of William Clark Documents Was Rescued From The Scrap Heap.”, Jay H. Buckley
“The Price Of Used Paper: How A Treasure Trove Of William Clark Documents Was Rescued From The Scrap Heap.”, Jay H. Buckley
Faculty Publications
“The Price of Used Paper: How a Treasure Trove of William Clark Documents Was Rescued from the Scrap Heap.” A short story about how luck and initiative rescued a treasure trove of William Clark documents from being destroyed at a pulp mill.