Open Access. Powered by Scholars. Published by Universities.®
Articles 1531 - 1560 of 2280
Full-Text Articles in Arts and Humanities
Measure, Robert Cullivan
Ode To Jeremy, Jean M. Kase
Somwhere Between The Knife And The Arrow, Eric Deritis
Somwhere Between The Knife And The Arrow, Eric Deritis
The Angle
In lieu of an abstract, below is the essay's first paragraph.
"... He peered down into the cavern. He could see only the faint orange glow of the torches that lined the walls of the main cavern which gave rise to several secondary passage ways, and so on, forming a vast network of multi-level tunnels that weaved and intertwined endlessly underground. The echoing snap of water drops, losing their last, futile grip at the sharp tip of stalactites and splattering onto the cold hard floor of the cave, played at his mind. Soon he would enter into a new world; …
He Swam Against The Current..., Anne Martin
Broke Down Car, Brett Mcintosh
Moon Gazer, Kathy Murphy
Van Gogh, Jean M. Kase
In That Car On The Hill Overlooking, Robert Cullivan
Susan, Don Blair
This Is A Trip, Robert Kern
This Is A Trip, Robert Kern
The Angle
In lieu of an abstract, below is the essay's first paragraph.
"The major advantages of commuting by public transportation are not having to drive yourself (so that you have time to accomplish something else, such as homework), not having to worry about gasoline and auto maintenence, and not having to cope with drive-time (rush-hour) traffic. But there are times when you wish you didn't have to take that bumpy bus."
In Paris, K. H.
Ants And Worms, Part I, Robert Cullivan
Poplar, Ruth O. Lill
Full Issue, No Author
You And The Malibu, Mark Murphy
Simmer Plume, Peter J. Duffy
Il Y Pense, Rich Reilly
White Curtains Hang In The Front Room, The Floor Bare And..., M. Sharon Murphy
White Curtains Hang In The Front Room, The Floor Bare And..., M. Sharon Murphy
The Angle
In lieu of an abstract, below is the essay's first paragraph.
"White curtains hang in the front room, the floor bare and scuffed from the endless shuffling of six pairs of shoes. In the left corner sits a small, narrow bed covered with a tan afghan and part of another. A small portable T.V. also sits on the bed, and in the center of the tan wall is a light bulb in a fixture."
Dreams, David L. Muench
August 16th, Don Blair
Revel, Elizabeth Cunningham
Frost Resting On Leaves, Kathy Murphy
Preliminary Pages, No Author
Hunger, Michele Moore
Huntingon Pool, Robert Cullivan
Fear And Loathing In The Concert Hall; A Survival Primer, Casey Sparks
Fear And Loathing In The Concert Hall; A Survival Primer, Casey Sparks
The Angle
In lieu of an abstract, below is the essay's first paragraph.
"If my friends knew the truth, I'd never live it down. Not that they ever attend the symphony- at least the majority attend less frequently than I do. However, I have established a reputation as an art lover, if only by my friend's lax standards, and I fear the day that someone discerns the truth and exposes my hypocrisy. The truth is that, short of a course in "Prose Writers of the Norman Conquest" or a trip to the ophthalmologist, I can't think of anything more boring than a …
Seiche, Amy J. Bown
Revelation 27, Don Blair
Siren's Song, Kathy Murphy
Arrangement, Michele Moore
Arrangement, Michele Moore
The Angle
In lieu of an abstract, below is the essay's first paragraph.
"As I changed my clothes, I felt as if I shouldn't be in her bedroom when she wasn't home, but I looked around, feeling slightly guilty as I stepped into my jeans. The room was neat, almost barren compared to my rooms, at home and at school, that were filled with overflowing bookcases and chairs covered with new pairs of jeans I had never hemmed and stuffed animals given to me by my mother and my first lover. Her room was so uncluttered it seemed almost pristine, despite the …