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Christopher David Summerlin

African American Funeral Programs

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Mr. Willie A. "Billy" Smith Jr.

African American Funeral Programs

Mr. Willie A. "Billy" Smith Jr.

Jesuits And Their Books: Libraries And Printing Around The World, Kathleen M. Comerford

History: Faculty Publications

The geographical and chronological spread of topics in this thematic issue of the Journal of Jesuit Studies is the result of a mandate to give coverage to both pre- and post-suppression research, around the globe, on Jesuit libraries and printing, in a total of six or seven articles. As this is no small task, a great deal of information is missing from the volume. I began with the premise that the subjects and regions which have received the most coverage over the previous two decades should be excluded: therefore, there is no article on Argentina, China, France, Hungary, Italy, Spain, …

Writing & Linguistics News, Georgia Southern University

Writing & Linguistics News (2012-2022)

• 2015 Student Success in Writing Conference
• Noah Blaustein (Georgia Poetry Circuit poet) campus visit & reading

Julia Mae Harrison

African American Funeral Programs

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Dea Clifford Lanier

African American Funeral Programs

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Ida Matilda Wright

African American Funeral Programs

Ida_Matilda_Wright.pdf - Funeral program for Ida Matilda Wright

Class Connect, Georgia Southern University

CLASS Connect

This issue includes:

• From the desk of CLASS Dean, Dr. Curtis Ricker
• CLASS NOTES
• Ahead in CLASS
• Art
• Criminal Justice + Crimonology
• Communication Arts
• Foreign Languages
• Institute for Public + Nonprofit Studies
• Music
• Histor
• Literature + Philosophy
• Political Science
• Psychology
• Writing + Linguistics
• Sociology + Anthropology
• College of the Creative Mind

Myth, Ritual, And The Labyrinth Of King Minos, Nicole Tessmer

Armstrong Undergraduate Journal of History

Nicole Tessmer is a senior student of art history at St. Louis University. She hopes to attend New York University for master degree and eventually become a museum curator.

Christian Success Or Pagan Assimilation? The Christianization Of The Germanic-Speaking Tribes In The Late Roman Empire, Luca Ricci

Armstrong Undergraduate Journal of History

Luca Ricci is a sophomore majoring in History and Classics at the University of Adelaide in Australia. Apart from reading Vergil, he spends his summer roaming the Italian countryside looking for archaeological sites.

Claiming Thomas Jefferson: The Jeffersonian And Hamiltonian Genesis Of American Progressivism, Paul Joseph Krause

Armstrong Undergraduate Journal of History

Paul Joseph Krause is a triple major in Economics, History, and Philosophy at Baldwin Wallace University, and expects to graduate in May 2015. He plans to go to graduate school to pursue his master degree in religious studies after graduation.

Sinking Into The Dark Abyss: Adolf Hitler’S Final Years,February 1943–April 1945, Joshua Chanin

Armstrong Undergraduate Journal of History

Joshua Chanin is a junior at Austin College in Sherman TX, pursuing a history and political science degree. He hopes to attend graduate school and become a history professor.

Letting The Unspoken Speak: A Reexamination Of The Pueblo Revolt Of 1680, Erin Mchugh

Armstrong Undergraduate Journal of History

Erin McHugh is a History major in her third year at St. Olaf College, Minnesota. She is a member of Phi Alpha Theta and the Blue Key Society. This summer she will work at the Field Museum in Chicago as an intern in the Education department. After graduation, she plans to attend graduate school to continue her study in history. She dreams of becoming a teacher to inspire others to appreciate history.

Legacy Of A Half Century: Dr. Osmos Lanier And His 50 Years Of History Teaching, Elizabeth Weibush

Armstrong Undergraduate Journal of History

To commemorate the 50th anniversary of Dr. Osmos Lanier’s teaching history at Armstrong (1965-2015), our journal conducted an interview with him and some faculty members who have worked with the senior professor in the History Department. In the process of interviewing, all his colleagues and friends referred to Dr. Lanier informally as “Oz,” which this essay will adopt to reflect the affection shared for him by the people in the Department and campus wide.

Interviewed by Elizabeth Weibush

An Outsider In The White House: Jimmy Carter, His Advisors, And The Making Of American Foreign Policy, Andrew K. Mengle

Armstrong Undergraduate Journal of History

This is a review of "An Outsider in the White House: Jimmy Carter, His Advisors, and the Making of American Foreign Policy." Authored by Betty Glad. Ithaca, NY: Cornell University Press, 2009. ISBN 978- 0801448157.

Andrew K. Mengle is from Damascus, Maryland. He is currently in his third year at the United States Military Academy at West Point pursuing a B.S. degree in History. Upon graduation, Andrew will serve as an officer in the United States Army.

Class Notes, Georgia Southern University

CLASS Notes

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Mr. Reginal F. Brown

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Funeral Book Maker

Lillian Lucille Harris

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Erlene Lee

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L’Appropriation Du Mythe Dans La Construction Post Coloniale A Travers L’Heritage Du Griot De Dani Kouyate, Amina Saidou

South East Coastal Conference on Languages & Literatures (SECCLL)

Autour des années 1980, la littérature et le cinéma francophones de l’Afrique subsaharienne sont voués à une fonction esthétique et thématique qui les induit à recourir au patrimoine des valeurs traditionnelles afin de trouver les ressources et la vision propres à résoudre certaines préoccupations du moment. Dans bien des cas, cela implique le recours au mythe, à la légende ou encore au merveilleux, en vue d’exprimer les aspirations les plus profondes voire le mode d’être d’un peuple que les vicissitudes de l’histoire ont placé face un certain nombre de tourments. C’est dans une telle perspective que s’inscrit clairement le film …

La Parole Traditionnelle Dans Le Pagne Noir De Bernard Dadié Ou Le Passage De L’Oralité À La Scripturalité Du Conte, Koffi P. Amanoua

South East Coastal Conference on Languages & Literatures (SECCLL)

Le conte fait partie des éléments caractéristiques de toute société fondée sur le discours oral. Il a été, par le passé un outil de préservation des us et coutumes en Afrique et ailleurs et un canal puissant pour communiquer des valeurs et enseigner des vérités. Avec les légendes, les mythes, les chansons, les proverbes, les devinettes et les comptines, le conte peut être assimilé à la parole traditionnelle, celle des anciens. Cela transparait dans le recueil de contes Le pagne noir dans lequel Bernard Dadié, rapporte à l’écrit la parole traditionnelle de façon à respecter l’esprit du conte. De ce …

Force-Bonte : Un Oubli Volontaire Non Justifie, Myrlene Bruno

South East Coastal Conference on Languages & Literatures (SECCLL)

Batouala de René Maran et Force-Bonté de Bakary Diallo sont deux romans écrits par des auteurs noirs pendant les années ’20, la décennie précédant la naissance de la Négritude. Parus à une époque où les auteurs francophones hors de l’Europe étaient extrêmement rares, ces deux textes précurseurs auraient dû marquer leur période. Ce fut le cas pour Batouala qui gagna le prix Goncourt en 1921, l’année même de sa parution. Il ne faut pas non plus oublier qu’il a été embrassé par les champions de la Négritude, un mouvement qui se donnait pour but de rehausser les cultures et les …

Is Intimacy Sex, Or Is Sex Intimacy?, Philosophical Discussion Group, Armstrong State University

The Philosopher's Stone

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Nettie "Necie" D. Lee-Brown

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Nettie_-Necie_D-_Lee-Brown.pdf - Death notice for Nettie "Necie" D. Lee-Brown

La Metaphore Du Devoilement Dans Les Enfants Du Nouveau Monde D’Assia Djebar, Amina Saidou

South East Coastal Conference on Languages & Literatures (SECCLL)

La société algérienne pendant et après la guerre de révolution a subi des changements significatifs et de divers ordres. Les Enfants du nouveau monde d’Assia Djebar en est une très forte illustration. La tradition socioculturelle algérienne recommande à la femme algérienne le port du voile. En faisant ressortir la thématique du voile dans la tradition maghrébine, Djebar montre à travers son roman la façon dont la situation s’applique à la femme algérienne. Aussi, une métaphore du voile et du dévoilement ressort de sa description du rapport de pouvoirs entre la femme et l’homme; entre la femme et le pouvoir sociopolitique …

Jane Austen's Heroines--And Some Others, Neda H. Jeny

South East Coastal Conference on Languages & Literatures (SECCLL)

Jane Austen’s Heroines--and Some Others

Jane Austen is the earliest English novelist whose novels are still widely read today; in fact, they are becoming more popular all the time.

Of course, there are good reasons for this popularity. Apart from Austen’s creation of unforgettable characters, and her exquisite irony and sense of humor, there is one other thing I’d like to discuss today: her heroines could be called, in a sense, brilliant (and often unorthodox) adaptations of universally recognized types. For example, Elizabeth Bennet is so remarkable a character because she is, at the same time, a sort of Cinderella …

Crossing Borders: From Indifference To Empathy, Stimulating A Humanist Perspective On The Issue Of Illegal Immigration Through Film, Pedro J. Lopes

South East Coastal Conference on Languages & Literatures (SECCLL)

Smuggled is the latest of a vast repertoire of films focusing on the issue of the illegal border crossing between Mexico and the United States.

Directed by Ramon Hamilton and released in 2012, Smuggled tells the story of Miguel, a 9-year-old boy, and his mother as they attempt to illegally cross the border into the United States hidden in a compartment underneath a tour bus.

That same year, the well-known Mexican actor Gael García Bernal produces a documentary titled Who is Dayani Cristal?, in which he himself retraces the steps and circumstances that led to the disappearing of this …

Jacquelyn Ruth Gardner

African American Funeral Programs

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Mr. Bernard Walker

African American Funeral Programs

Funeral Program for Mr. Bernard Walker on March 21, 2015 at Tabernacle Baptist Church

Ms. Cora Ann Parrish Knight

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