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America, Eugenie Miletitsch

Manuscripts

Non-fiction by Eugenie Miletitsch

Socrates, The Martyr, Phillip Nicholas

Manuscripts

Non-fiction by Phillip Nicholas

Bon Voyage, Robert Casey

Manuscripts

Fiction by Robert Casey

The Choice, Paul Stricker

Manuscripts

Poem by Paul Stricker

Poems, Hubert P. Williams

Manuscripts

Poems include: If I Have Ever Loved You and Life by Hubert P. Williams

The Rose, Charlotte Walton

Manuscripts

Fiction by Charlotte Walton

Fragile Interlude, Margaret Clyne

Manuscripts

Fiction by Margaret Clyne

Davie's Corn Patch, Margaret Brunson Rees

Manuscripts

Fiction by Margaret Rees

Old Jim Norton, George A. Olinick

Manuscripts

Fiction by George A. Olinick

One Morning, Miriam Burrell

Manuscripts

Fiction by Miriam Burrell

One By One, Karel Kingham

Manuscripts

Fiction by karel Kingham

Deep Blue Fantasy, Margaret Clyne

Manuscripts

Fiction by Margaret Clyne

The Arid Month, Ian D. Mitchell

Manuscripts

Fiction by Ian D. Mitchell

The Sirloin, J. R. Nieff

Manuscripts

Fiction by J.R. Nieff

October Afternoon, Miriam Burrell

Manuscripts

Fiction by Miriam Burrell

The Rocking Chair, Margaret Brunson Rees

Manuscripts

Fiction by Margaret Rees

Doctor Anderson!, John Keane, Robert Kruse

Manuscripts

Fiction by John Keane and Robert Kruse

The Silver Plane, Charlotte Walton

Manuscripts

Fiction by Charlotte Walton

Poems, Louis J. Foerderer

Manuscripts

Poems include: Free Will and The Connecting File by Louis J. Foerderer

Front Matter, Manuscripts Staff

Manuscripts

No abstract provided.

The Monster Of Wall Street, Michael A. Stanley

The Downtown Review: An Interdisciplinary Journal Written and Peer-Reviewed by Mandel Honors College Students at Cleveland State University

The scathing social satire that is Bret Easton Ellis’ American Psycho uses a unique stream-of consciousness narrative that draws the reader into the text by way of a fascination with the narrator. Patrick Bateman, a wealthy and powerful Wall Street elite who divides his time between giving fashion advice and frequenting New York’s trendiest restaurants and clubs, also happens to be a delusional psychotic and ostensibly a serial killer. Shifting between a narrative that sounds like a schizophrenic’s journal of descent into madness and occasionally addressing the reader directly, Ellis has created a voice for the main character that is …

There And Back Again: The Epic Hero's Journey Through Gift-Giving, Emily J. Tomusko

The Downtown Review: An Interdisciplinary Journal Written and Peer-Reviewed by Mandel Honors College Students at Cleveland State University

Both The Hobbit and Beowulf have a place in the hearts of many readers across the world. In this article, we will discuss the concept of Anglo-Saxon gift-giving and the importance it played in the culture. This cultural norm was present in multiple forms of medieval literature, particularly in the epic poem mentioned above, Beowulf. I believe that this precedent of gift-giving was transmitted to the citizens of the culture as a form of “medieval propaganda” that encouraged the people to abide by said cultural norm, and expressed the punishment of failing to follow through. Furthermore, I believe that …

Drake, Louise (Carson), 1894-1979 (Mss 536), Manuscripts & Folklife Archives

Manuscript Collection Finding Aids

Finding aid only for Manuscripts Collection 536. Correspondence, notebooks, family histories, photocopies of wills, deeds, and other genealogical research of Louise (Carson) Drake of Bowling Green, Kentucky. Includes her roster of Revolutionary War soldiers who died in Kentucky.

2015 Baccalaureate Mass Homily, Paul Harman S.J.

Baccalaureate Mass Homilies

Homily delivered at the 2015 Baccalaureate Mass as part of the 169th Commencement of the College of the Holy Cross.

The homilist, Rev. Paul Harman, S.J., is the Vice President for Mission at the College of the Holy Cross.

Wagner Contra Mundum: Wagner Versus The World, Caitlin A. Thom

Geifman Prize in Holocaust Studies

An investigation of responses to Wagner in Nazi Germany and post-World War II Israel.

What We Look Like (2015), Benjamin (B.J.) Tindal Jr.

Season 2014-2015

No abstract provided.

Guy Woolfenden: A Composer's Musical Dna, James A. Dreiling

Glenn Korff School of Music: Dissertations, Theses, Student Creative Work, and Performances

Guy Woolfenden is a British composer who has made a name for himself in England as the composer of over 150 scores for the Royal Shakespeare Company as well as music for numerous ballet and opera companies. In addition, he has composed fifteen pieces for wind band and eleven pieces for various wind chamber ensembles. While his wind music is well known throughout England, his name and his music are not as well known throughout the rest of the world. Those few conductors outside of England who are aware of his work tend to know only one or two of …

Unlocking A Narrative: Stories Of Islam And Peacebuilding And Conflict Transformation, Jeremy Sinensky

Capstone Collection

This paper, “Unlocking a Narrative: Stories of Islam and Peacebuilding and Conflict Transformation,” highlights largely repressed and ignored experiences and information related to peacebuilding and conflict transformation within Islam, conveyed through eight semi-structured, in-depth interviews with a diverse range of self-identified Muslims as well as relevant academic literature on the subject. I elected to focus on the research question of: “How can Islam be understood as a tool or lifestyle used for peacebuilding and conflict transformation endeavors?” so as to raise awareness of a largely invisible body of knowledge (within dominant social circles, popular media, and the breadth of …

Professionalism And The Market In 19th-Century Europe, Robert Jensen

Art and Visual Studies Presentations

This paper explores the changing identity of artistic professionalism, especially in late 19th-century France. It ties artistic self-fashioning to the collapse of the Salon system and casts professionalism as a marketing strategy.

Johnathon, Michael (Fa 811), Manuscripts & Folklife Archives

Folklife Archives Finding Aids

Finding aid only for Folklife Archives Collection 811. Material related to educational program about the arts, particularly music, created by folklorist MichaelJohnathon. Includes program and promotional material for "Woodsongs in the Classroom," a music and arts education program involving music, history, language arts and more. Includes a CD created by Johnathon titled: "Walden: The Earth Song Collection."