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Alumni - 1880 To 1889 Dead Or Lost, Pp. 137-140

JMC General Alumni Catalog (1917)

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Alumni - 1826 To 1879 Dead Or Lost, Pp. 66-91

JMC General Alumni Catalog (1917)

No abstract provided.

Alumni - 1880 To 1889, Pp. 92-136

JMC General Alumni Catalog (1917)

No abstract provided.

Alumni - 1847 To 1879, Pp. 35-65

JMC General Alumni Catalog (1917)

No abstract provided.

Cover, Historical Sketch, Abbreviations, Board Of Trustees And Faculty, Pp. 1-34

JMC General Alumni Catalog (1917)

No abstract provided.

A Commitment To Excellence (Tju Nursing School History) (1982)

A Commitment to Excellence (TJU nursing school history) (1982)

No abstract provided.

Tju Charter Of Incorporation (1969)

TJU Charter of Incorporation (1969)

No abstract provided.

State Opposes Motion To Stay Rock Suit, Kenneth Hart

Indian Head Rock Project

Article in the Ashland Daily Independent on the trial related to the removal of Indian Head Rock from March 18, 2009.

Chinese Intellectuals And The Problem Of Xinjiang, Part 2, Sebastian Veg

China Beat Blog: Archive 2008-2012

Having analyzed the issues of colonialism, cultural rights of Uyghur populations, and the question of a Han nationalist revival, Wang Lixiong concludes the book by three “letters” to his Uyghur friend Mokhtar, in which he reframes the discussion on Xinjiang within his more general ideas on political reform in China. His reluctance to consider Xinjiang as “different” from other regions in China (while he is less reluctant to do so in the case of Tibet) is not unproblematic; nonetheless his voice is important because he is a critical intellectual “on the edge” who has visibly not entirely renounced influencing the …

2008-2009 Senior Recital - Audrey Destito (French Horn), Audrey Destito, Jose Menor, Helena Piccazio, Daniel Furtado

Junior and Senior Recitals

No abstract provided.

Interview No. 1634, Granville M. Green

Combined Interviews

As one of the “greatest generation,” Granville “Bill” M. Green witnessed first-hand many of the twentieth century’s historic events, including the Great Depression, World War II, and the country’s explosive post-war growth. He reminisces about his experiences working on the ground floor of the nascent airline industry, as well as El Paso’s early auto sales and banking businesses. Born in 1916 in Chicago, Illinois, Green had a rosy childhood, but the Great Depression forced him in 1936 to leave Northwestern University before graduating after his father lost his job. Fortunately, Green managed to secure a position the very next day …

Leigh And Lorne: Lost In The Credit Maze, Tatanya Stewart

Theses and Dissertations

Leigh and Lorne: Lost in the Credit Maze is a tool designed to teach teenagers, ages 15-17, about key consumer credit terms and concepts. Included in this document is the "Leigh and Lorne Credit Adventure Series," which is a collection of short stories introducing adolescents to key credit terms and concepts. The document also consists of the storyboard for an interactive video game, "Leigh and Lorne: Lost in the Credit Maze," the rules for the interactive game, initial questions for the game. A reflective essay notes the theories consulted when designing the project and explains how they influenced the final …

2008-2009 Performance Forum - March 18, 2009, Nikola Nikolovski, Aaron Heine, Erin Huang, Branko Ilievski, Zade Nahhas, Kaitlin Richardson, Joe Adkins, Lydia Luce, Joe Goering, Stojo Miselioski, Matthew Barwegen, Tao Lin, Vasile Sult, David Pedraza, John Weisberg, Mauricio Murcia, Hideki Sunaga, Molin Wang, Chien-I Yang, Jose Menor, Alex Wiener, Josh Pierson, Audrey Destito, Gentry Barolet, Julio Cruz, Adam Diderrich, Gareth Johnson, Rebecca Diderrich, Jonah Kim

Performance Forum

No abstract provided.

Special Guest Artists, Abbie Conant, William Osborne

Chamber Music Programs

Program listing performers and works performed

A Southern Paradox: The Social Activism Of Adolphine Fletcher Terry, Stephanie Bayless

Theses and Dissertations

This thesis examines the motivations behind the social activism of Little Rock, Arkansas aristocratic matron Adolphine Fletcher Terry, the daughter of a Confederate soldier who became a devoted social activist for multiple groups of people, to answer the question, "Who is Adolphine Fletcher Terry?" Excerpts from Terry's unpublished autobiography "Life is My Song, Also," have been reproduced with added footnotes. Through these excerpts and the additional contextual analysis, the reader will see that Terry had a variety of motives behind her social activism ranging from boredom, to perceived obligations due to class and social status, to an overwhelming interest in …

Communication Handbook For Beginning Entrepreneurs, Janet Emanuella Harris-George

Theses and Dissertations

This document is an unpublished book manuscript termed Communication Handbook for Beginning Entrepreneurs. It consists of step by step instructions to assist students to compose documents they will encounter in a business setting.

Wing Beats And Rice Fields, Tommy Alan Bennett

Theses and Dissertations

"Wing Beats and Rice Fields" is my story about my outdoor adventures that took place in the fields of Stuttgart and across the Grand Prairie of Arkansas. These fields helped me realize my greatest triumphs as a hunter and as a human being. My memoir reflects my respect and admiration for nature and the waterfowl I hunted. It also provides a message of hope through one of life's toughest challenges.

Reinventing Virtue: Sensibility And Sentiment In The Works Of Maria Edgeworth, Octavia Cathryn Sawyer

Theses and Dissertations

While literary scholars have written extensively about sensibility in the past two decades, most of the studies have treated either the history of sensibility itself or how it interacted with a particular aspect of English culture and literature, such as sexuality or politics. My project instead examines how a single author, Maria Edgeworth, used sensibility in her writing over the course of her career. I analyze the use of sensibility in three of her novels: Belinda (1801), her first full-length novel; The Absentee (1812), her influential Irish national tale, written at the height of her popularity in the middle years …

Benjamin, Michael, Bronx African American History Project

Oral Histories

Assemblyman Michael Benjamin was inspired to work in public service after hearing that President Kennedy had been shot and killed; he found it interesting that a person would be involved in public service and they could lose their life. His youngest brother, Vernon, suffered from lung ailments and his mother wrote Mayor Wagner. She got an application back from the Mayor’s office for public housing and in 1965 they moved into the John Adams’ houses. The area was made up of working-class, two parent families. There was a communal feeling there and the building and amenities were new and safe. …

Dutch Treats

China Beat Blog: Archive 2008-2012

One of the most exciting developments in the field of Taiwan history has been a steady stream of publications that shed new light on the island’s development when it was being colonized by the Spanish and the Dutch. Notable achievements include Chinese translations of Dutch and Spanish sources by Chiang Shu-sheng 江樹生 and Lee Yu-chung 李毓中, a volume of collected essays by Chen Kuo-tung 陳國棟, and an in-depth study of Spanish rule by Jose Eugenio Borao (鮑曉鷗). This scholarship represents the fruits of unstinting efforts by Leiden scholars like Leonard Blussé, as well as venerable Taiwanese academics like Ts’ao Yung-ho …

2008-2009 Junior Recital - Mario Lopez (French Horn), Mario Lopez, Tao Lin

Junior and Senior Recitals

No abstract provided.

Will China Put The "Eco" Back In "Economy"?, Alex Pasternack

China Beat Blog: Archive 2008-2012

It was the recession that Chinese leaders partially credited for helping the countryreach its Five Year Plan pollution goals for the first time in 2008. Meanwhile, energy consumption has been on the decline (though it rose for the first time in three months in February), along with the demand for Chinese goods.

But to put people back to work and maintain its golden number of 8 percent growth, China will pour $586 billion into the economy. In the process, it may also pour a lot of concrete, a lot of coal into its engines, and a lot of smoke back …

Elections-Appointments; 2009-03-17; Buffalo Educational Support Team, Catherine Collins

Elections and Appointments

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Orendorf, Jo Tilden, 1910-2003 (Sc 1874), Manuscripts & Folklife Archives

Manuscript Collection Finding Aids

Finding aid and scan (Click on "Additional Files" below) for Manuscripts Small Collection 1874. Transcription of a speech about the Red River Church, Logan County, Kentucky given by Jo Tilden "Top" Orendorf to the Russellville Woman's Club, 27 February 1988.

Marshall University Music Department Presents The Kappa Kappa Psi Recital, Steve Barnett

All Performances

No abstract provided.

2008-2009 Master Of Music Recital - Yu-Ju Sun (French Horn), Yu Ju Sun, Tao Lin

Master of Music Recitals

No abstract provided.

2008-2009 Master Class - Jeffrey Biegel (Piano), Jeffrey Biegel, Krume Andreevski, Natasa Stojanovska, Jayanat Wisaijorn

Master Classes

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Burnett, Laura Jo (Fa 423), Manuscripts & Folklife Archives

Folklife Archives Finding Aids

Finding aid only for Folklife Archives Project 423. Interview with textile artist Lysbeth Wallace, Hopkinsville, Kentucky conducted by Laura Jo Burnett for a Western Kentucky University folk studies class.

Burnett, Laura Jo (Fa 422), Manuscripts & Folklife Archives

Folklife Archives Finding Aids

Finding aid only for Folklife Archives Project 422. Interview with Lucile Denton Napier conducted by Laura Jo Burnett for a Western Kentucy University folk studies class.

Burnett, Laura Jo (Fa 382), Manuscripts & Folklife Archives

Folklife Archives Finding Aids

Finding aid only for Folklife Archives Project 382. Interview with textile artist Lysbeth Wallace, Hopkinsville, Kentucky, conducted by Laura Jo Burnett.