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Articles 5221 - 5250 of 6233
Full-Text Articles in Arts and Humanities
Doors, Maureen Katherine Clancy
Tunnels, Ruth Hill
Waitress, Taina Mantey
Leadbelly, Mike Leavitt
"Dead Grass In The Sping", Jeff Squires
Four Vignettes, Brian Bragg
Flight Of Fancy, Brad Gustafson
Thirteen Ways Of Looking At A Cockroach: Apologies To Wallace Stevens, Jeff Hoover
Thirteen Ways Of Looking At A Cockroach: Apologies To Wallace Stevens, Jeff Hoover
Calliope (1954-2001)
No abstract provided.
Five Colors, Brian Bragg
Rebel, Andrew Paxie
Walking To The Cider Mill, Tami Kimery
Winter Walk, Ann Katherine Conley
Feeling Stone, Maureen Katherine Clancy
I Am, Sarabeth Rayner
The Escape Artist, Stacy Graber
A Late Winter-Early Spring Experience, James Osterland
A Late Winter-Early Spring Experience, James Osterland
Calliope (1954-2001)
No abstract provided.
On The Death Of The Winemaker's Widow, Jeff Peters
On The Death Of The Winemaker's Widow, Jeff Peters
Calliope (1954-2001)
No abstract provided.
Melody Plus Rhythm Drill: A Computerized Melodic Dictation Drill Program, Pamela Ann Covert
Melody Plus Rhythm Drill: A Computerized Melodic Dictation Drill Program, Pamela Ann Covert
Masters Theses
The Melody Plus Rhythm Drill is a melodic dictation drill program written for the Apple II microcomputer. It is designed to be used in conjunction with college-level aural comprehension courses. This program is unique in that students must enter both pitch names and rhythm values for all melody notes.
Included in this paper are a discussion on the pedagogical aspects of this type of drill, a user's manual for the program, a breakdown of the actual program into its component subroutines, and a complete listing of the program.
The Albigensian Heresy And The Gnostic Tradition, John Stine Penman
The Albigensian Heresy And The Gnostic Tradition, John Stine Penman
Masters Theses
That the Albigensian heresy represents a resurgence of early Christian Gnosticism is the thesis of this work. The study defines Gnosticism in terms of its pattern of prevalent characteristics and traces the course of Gnosticism and its emergence as the Albigensianism of the Middle Ages. Using the finding of Hans Soderberg's La Religion des Cathares: Etudes, sur le gnosticisme de la basse antiquite et du moyen age as a point of departure through the analysis of documents discovered since 1949, the study shows that Gnosticism and the Albigensian heresy represent a continued tradition of religious expression as a recognizable alternative …
The Impact Of Women Legislators On Introduction Of Social Legislation Into A Southern State House, Marjorie A. Baney
The Impact Of Women Legislators On Introduction Of Social Legislation Into A Southern State House, Marjorie A. Baney
The Journal of Sociology & Social Welfare
The study investigated the interest of male and female legislators in social legislation as measured by the number of bills each group introduced. Legislators included in the study were the entire female population of the North Carolina General Assembly House of Representatives serving between January and July 1981, and an equal number of their male colleagues randomly selected. Comparisons of the female and male legislators in the study criteria such as number of legislative terms served, relative power of committees on which they served, number of committee chairpersonships and independent rankings and effectiveness by colleagues, lobbyists and the media revealed …
18th International Congress On Medieval Studies, Medieval Institute, Western Michigan University
18th International Congress On Medieval Studies, Medieval Institute, Western Michigan University
International Congress on Medieval Studies Archive
The printed program of the 18th International Congress on Medieval Studies (May 5-8, 1983).
The American Race Issue As A Factor In “The Black Horror On The Rhine" Controversy (1919-1922) As Reported By The New York Times And Selected American Periodicals, W. Wilson Woods
Masters Theses
The international controversy arising from the use of black colonial troops by the French occupation forces in the German Rhineland after World War I is examined in this paper. Particular emphasis is given to American press accounts of the events on the Rhine (1919- 1922) including those of the New York Times, the Nation, the Literary Digest, and the New Republic. Two questions are addressed: Were the events on the Rhine, particularly the alleged atrocities committed by French black colonials, accurately reported? Secondly, was the reporting of the controversy affected by racial violence in the United States?
With the exception …
The Book Of Genesis, Live In Concert, Scott Hummel
The Book Of Genesis, Live In Concert, Scott Hummel
Calliope (1954-2001)
No abstract provided.
Dear Mrs. Martin, Heather Davis
Ted's Butcher Shop, Wendy Martin
Prince Charming, Margie Demerell
Mother Through The Mirror, Ann Elizabeth Carlson
Mother Through The Mirror, Ann Elizabeth Carlson
Calliope (1954-2001)
No abstract provided.
When With My Grandfather, Eric Dreyer
End Zone Poem, Michelle Kruse