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Full-Text Articles in Arts and Humanities
Fables: Love, Life, Heroes, Jeffrey Neal Woodson
Fables: Love, Life, Heroes, Jeffrey Neal Woodson
Masters Theses
"Fables" is a creative work which combines music, dance, and theater into a complete multi-media event. The musical portion of the work, the texts, and stage directions are documented in this the sis. The music was realized on electronic tape using the analog Moog synthesizer and the digital Apple lie computer. The tape and slides used for performance are available through arrangement with the composer.
The focus of "Fables" is a story of two characters and a day in their lives. This story line is interspersed with dances which comment on and are a diversion from the dreamlike atmosphere of …
A Study-Support Program For High-Risk, Black College Freshman Enrolled In A General Psychology Course, Angela Michelle Williams
A Study-Support Program For High-Risk, Black College Freshman Enrolled In A General Psychology Course, Angela Michelle Williams
Masters Theses
As a replication of Jackson's (1984) work, this research compared the performance of three groups of college freshmen. The groups consisted of black, high-risk students who voluntarily enrolled in a study-support group because of their initial quiz scores. The support program required the students to study each week's psychology objectives in four smaller segments, rather than studying all the week's material at once. The assumption was that this would increase the students' contact with the study material and improve their performances. An ABA design was used. The participants in the support program received higher quiz scores and final grades than …
Sunlight, Don Nalezyty
He's Gone, Ted Bennett
Obituary, Kelly L. Beehler
Ratatouille, Gary Garrison
An Iconographic Index To Danmarks Kirker 1100-1600: Part I: Jutland To Date, James Mills
An Iconographic Index To Danmarks Kirker 1100-1600: Part I: Jutland To Date, James Mills
Early Drama, Art, and Music
An iconographic index to a portion of Danmarks Kirker, a 46-volume survey of the architecture and fittings of Danish churches published between 1933 and 1991, now represented by the website danmarkskirker.natmus.dk.
Sunlight, Don Nalezyty
Driving Home, Alexa Finkler
Snake, Kay C. Hope
Prisms, Ann Giese
A Cold November, Glenn Ward
Nobody's Imperfect, Vanessa Ballingall
The Throne, Tracy M. Peters
Snake, Pamela Zoltowski
Chocolate, Mary Oettinger
Letch, Stacie Vanoosterhout
Neighborhood, Kerry Kitchens
Erotica, Soren White
Bee Weird., Pam Trigilio
Morning In Interlochen, Michigan, Courtney Bond
Morning In Interlochen, Michigan, Courtney Bond
Calliope (1954-2001)
No abstract provided.
Danish Summer Morning, Tyra Sorensen
Six Years Old, Cathy Deloof
Measuring Up, Shawna Smith
Candle, Laura L. Davis
Classroom, Eric Camu Kramp
The Dancing Monroe, Rebecca Spafford
Thoughts Of A Janitor, Ted Bennett
Arachniphobia, Ray Mittan