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One Big Self: An Investigation / The Kitchen Sink: New And Selected Poems, Matthew Ladd

Birmingham Poetry Review

pp. 48-54

The Barbary Wars: American Independence In The Atlantic World, Christopher Null

Vulcan Historical Review

pp. 102-105

The Great Hinckley Hunt Of 1818, Susan Grimm

Birmingham Poetry Review

p. 18

Vulcan Historical Review 12 (Front Matter), Vulcan Historical Review Staff

Vulcan Historical Review

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The Influence Of The Sexual Revolution, Katie Sutton

Vulcan Historical Review

pp. 74-84

Capriccio At The Museum Of Art, John Hart

Birmingham Poetry Review

p. 21

Nocturne, Stan Sanvel Rubin

Birmingham Poetry Review

p. 39

Boom And Bust In Townley: Case Study Of A Coal Mining Camp From 1920-1950, Tia Pavlovich

Vulcan Historical Review

pp. 58-73

Why The "One Great City" Movement Failed, John Paul Whitmore

Vulcan Historical Review

pp. 85-94

Untitled, Sudie Nostrand

Birmingham Poetry Review

p. 36

Miami Song, Andrew Glaze

Birmingham Poetry Review

p. 16

Intuition, Or Methods Of Transportation, Liz Robbins

Birmingham Poetry Review

p. 38

Rain May Be Heavy At Times: A Collection Of Personal Essays, Natalie Mercer Worrell

Theses

Rain May Be Heavy at Times: A Collection of Personal Essays by Natalie Mercer Worrell is a candid, witty, and emotionally resonant exploration of modern womanhood, family life, and personal growth. Through a series of sharply observed and deeply personal essays, Worrell shares her experiences as a young mother, divorcee, student, and writer, balancing everyday chaos with moments of insight and humor. The collection opens with reflections on the challenges of rekindling a long-dormant writing practice, interrupted by illness, early motherhood, and financial hardship. Worrell charts a path from self-doubt to rediscovery, fueled by a return to education and a …

Concert Recording 2008-04-21, Michael Olefsky

Concert Recordings & Programs

Concerto for trombone and orchestra (1956) / Henri Tomasi -- Fantasie for trombone and piano, op. 27 / Sigismund Stojowski -- Vintage for euphonium and wind ensemble (1991) / David Gillingham ; concert arrangement for euphonium and piano by Jeremy Leland -- Short suite for solo trombone / Alan Ralph -- Concerto for trombone and orchestra (1968) / Nino Rota

Within Midsummer Nights: Dichotomies In The Collective Dream, Cheryl New

The Corinthian

Generations of readers have recognized William Shakespeare’s A Midsummer Night’s Dream as a light-hearted comedy that delights and engages. Its subject appears straight-forward and winningly superficial: love—love that conquers all—and how it affects the lives of four Athenian youths. But if we are to look to the title to receive some direction, we would notice a succession of nouns: summer, night, and dream. What do these things mean? Each of them has an opposite, an archetypical antithesis that rules one aspect of the play. These pairs, as well as the pairs of lovers themselves, enforce an extended series of dichotomies …

Enmasking Beckett: The Use Of The Commedia Dell'arte In Waiting For Godot, Shaun Sheley

Theses

In Enmasking Beckett: The Use of the Commedia dell'Arte in Waiting for Godot, Shaun Sheley explores how the traditional Italian theatrical form of Commedia dell'Arte can inform and enhance character development and physical expression in Samuel Beckett’s seminal play Waiting for Godot. Drawing on his experience directing a 2007 university production, Sheley demonstrates how the fixed archetypes and physical vocabulary of Commedia dell'Arte can be applied to Beckett’s characters—Vladimir, Estragon, Pozzo, and Lucky—to support their stylized, non-naturalistic portrayal and Beckett’s own directive for the play to be performed "balletically."

The thesis contextualizes Waiting for Godot within Beckett’s broader …

A Comparison Of Joseph Greenberg’S “Language Universals” As Shown In The Palestinian Arabic, Spanish, And Korean Languages, Devon R. Guerra

Senior Honors Theses

In 1963, Joseph Greenberg presented a way of describing the world’s languages by means of universal tendencies. This thesis will examine three languages representative of the three main language typologies—Palestinian Arabic, Spanish, and Korean. It will compare each of the languages to applicable language universals in order to understand the languages’ syntactical systems and prove the validity of Greenberg’s work.

“‘See That You Do Not Refuse The One Who Is Speaking’: Obedience In The Letter To The Hebrews., Felix H. Cortez

Faculty Publications

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The Adventist Church And The Christian World, Angel M. Rodriguez

Perspective Digest

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Revisiting The Sabbath In The Book Of Revelation, Jon Paulien

Perspective Digest

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The Tel Zayit Inscription (What's New In Archaeology), Michael Hasel

Perspective Digest

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Real Christians Live By Faith (The President's Desk), Ron E.M. Clouzet

Perspective Digest

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What Do The Scriptures Say? (Work Station Two), Gary B. Swanson

Perspective Digest

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Knowing Everything About Timbuktu, Larry L. Lichenwalter

Perspective Digest

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Martin Luther And The Antichrist, Dennis Pettibone

Perspective Digest

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Healing The Broken Brain (Science And The Spirit), Vicki Griffin

Perspective Digest

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"To Hear Daddy Singing Again" (Work Station Two), Gary B. Swanson

Perspective Digest

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Teaching Truth To The Next Generation, Stephen B. Putney

Perspective Digest

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Adventist Views On Inspiration, Alberto R. Timm

Perspective Digest

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Was Ellen White Confused About Justification?, Thomas A. Davis

Perspective Digest

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