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Campus Vol Ix N 1, Ted Shaw, Bruce Mcintosh, Diane Hostetler, Dorothy Meese, Clyde Ladd, Shirley Umphrey, Don Shackelford, Martin Lyn Sparian, Jim Bowman, Tom Freer, Buzz Peek, Nancy Aabye, John Hunting, John N. Miller, Brian Newman

Campus

Howard Studio. "Miss Barbara Rasor". Picture. 2.

Shaw, Ted. Cover. Picture. 1.

McIntosh, Bruce. Untitled. Cartoon. 4.

Hostetler, Diane. "Adamant Evening". Prose. 5.

Meese, Dorothy. "Adamant Evening". Picture. 5.

Anonymous. "Whom Not to Invite". Prose. 7.

Ladd, Clyde and Don "Duck" Shackelford. "What Are These People Saying?". Picture. 8.

Umphrey, Shirley. "A Year In France". Prose. 10.

Sparian. Untitled. Cartoon. 11.; Anonymous. Untitled. Prose. 11.

Martin, Lyn. "The Birth of a Broadcasting Station".

Shaw, Ted. "Freud". Cartoon. 12.

Bowman, Jim. "A Clear Conscience". Prose. 13.

Freer, Tom and Buzz Peek. "The Pigskin Parade". Prose. 15.

Anonymous. Untitled. Cartoon. 16.

Aabye, …

Campus Vol Viii N 4, Tom Skidmore, Clyde Lado, Sam Mckenny, John Pullets, Mary Watkins, Ted Shaw, Tom Dailey, Lyn Martin, Joe Lefever, Bruce Mcintosh, Rasor Shackelford

Campus

Howard Studio. Cover. Picture. 0.

Skidmore, Tom. "Washington Confidential". Prose. 5.

Anonymous. Untitled. Prose. 7.

Texas Ranger. Untitled. Cartoon. 7.

Lado, Clyde. "Letters From Six Nephews". Prose. 8.

McKenny, Sam. "41 Years of Denison Track". Prose. 10.

Pullets, John. "Miss Campus---1953". Picture. 11.

Watkins, Mary. "Miss Campus---1953". Poem. 11.

Shaw, Ted. "Touch Not Mine Anointed". Prose. 14.

Dailey, Tom. "Touch Not Mine Anointed". Prose. 14.

Martin, Lyn. "Modern Dance in Action". Prose. 16.

LeFever, Joe. "To Njorth". Poem. 17.

Pritikin. Untitled. Cartoon. 17.

Anonymous. "Senior Will". Prose. 18.

McIntosh, Bruce. Untitled. Cartoon. 21.

Anonymous. Untitled. Cartoon. 22.

Anonymous. Untitled. Prose. …

Campus Vol Viii N 3, Andy Thropoid, Bennett Scruff, Luce Gummy, Joe Lefevre, Nil Muldur, John Miller, Bruce Mcintosh

Campus

Thropoid, Andy. "A Resting Place". Prose. 0.

Anonymous. "DCGA Senate Medal of Honor". Prose. 1.

Anonymous. "DCGA Senate Medal of Honor". Cartoon. 1.

Scruff, Bennett. "The Scruffboard". Prose. 2.

Gummy, Luce. "Women... The Greatest Peril". Prose. 3.

Lefevre, Joe. "Duel At The Dophin". Prose. 6.

Muldur, Nil. "Teen Talk: Fight For Your Food". Prose. 8.

Miller, John. "Gentleman of Leisure". Prose. 10.

MacKimm, Brad. Untitled. Cartoon. 11.

Anonymous. "Movies Are Better...?". Prose. 12.

Anonymous. "An interview With a Campaign Manager". Prose. 14.

McIntosh, Bruce. Untitled. Cartoon. 15.

McIntosh, Bruce. "The Pinning". Cartoon. 17.

Campus Vol Viii N 2, Ted Shaw, Sam Mckenny, Joe Lefever, Dick Lugar, Ann Huntington, Sally Lashar, Marilyn Omundson, Gret Nuzum, Nancy Nussbaum, Bobbie Morrow, Nancy Walker, Mary Lou Gregory, Jacquie Dutro, Lee Woodward, Jane Thuma, Mary Drake, Nancy Aaybe, Bud Miller, Brad Mackimm

Campus

Shaw, Ted. Cover. Picture. 0.

Mckenny, Sam. "Fiction and Fact From Sports Almanac". Prose. 2.

LeFever, Joe. "The Fourth Ring". Prose. 3.

Lugar, Dick. "The Meaning of Campus Government". Prose. 4.

Huntington, Ann. "Campus Calender Girls: January". Picture. 6.

Lashar, Sally. "Campus Calender Girls: Febuary". Picture. 6.

Omundson, Marilyn. "Campus Calender Girls: March". Picture. 6.

Nuzum, Gret. "Campus Calender Girls: April". Picture. 7.

Nussbaum, Nancy. "Campus Calender Girls: May". Picture. 7.

Morrow, Bobbie. "Campus Calender Girls: June". Picture. 7.

Walker, Nancy. "Campus Calender Girls: July". Picture. 8.

Gregory, Mary Lou. "Campus Calender Girls: August". Picture. 8.

Dutro, Jacquie. "Campus Calender …

Quantitative Literacy For The Future Flourishing Of Our Students: A Guiding Aim For Mathematics Education, Samuel L. Tunstall

Numeracy

In this essay, I examine the extent to which mathematics education and education for quantitative literacy support students’ present and future flourishing, a concept that entails realizing objective goods in a life lived from the inside. This perspective requires disentangling philosophical assumptions about the aims of mathematics education, which—in the context of flourishing—I take to be a hybrid of those that have informed curricular discussions over the past two centuries. In the process, I problematize ("make strange") many of the common reasons given for students learning mathematics, including: learning it for one’s career, for one’s logical reasoning skills, or …

How Random Noise And A Graphical Convention Subverted Behavioral Scientists' Explanations Of Self-Assessment Data: Numeracy Underlies Better Alternatives, Edward Nuhfer, Steven Fleisher, Christopher Cogan, Karl Wirth, Eric Gaze

Numeracy

Despite nearly two decades of research, researchers have not resolved whether people generally perceive their skills accurately or inaccurately. In this paper, we trace this lack of resolution to numeracy, specifically to the frequently overlooked complications that arise from the noisy data produced by the paired measures that researchers employ to determine self-assessment accuracy. To illustrate the complications and ways to resolve them, we employ a large dataset (N = 1154) obtained from paired measures of documented reliability to study self-assessed proficiency in science literacy. We collected demographic information that allowed both criterion-referenced and normative-based analyses of self-assessment data. …

Campus Vol Viii N 1, Pete Hawk, Don Shackelford, Ioe Lefevre, Bob Porter, Lyn Martin, Joy Clapp, Mike Cook, Ted Miller, Jules Moore, June Emmet, Edward R. Jacobs

Campus

Howard Studio. "Chris Doner". Picture. 0.

Hawk, Pete and Don Shackelford. Prose. 2.

Lefevre, Ioe. "A Matter Of Propriety. Prose. 3.

Porter, Bob. "And, In Just 7 Days-You Too Can Be a Freshman!". Picture. 4.

Martin, Lyn. "And, In Just 7 Days-You Too Can Be a Freshman!". Prose. 4.

Clapp, joy. "Resignation". Prose. 6.

Hawk, Pete. "Mile Faces Life: A Case History". Prose. 8.

Cook, Mike. "A Definition of modernity". Poem. 9.; Miller, Ted. Untitled. Poem.9.

Moore, Jules. "On Picnics". Poem. 9.

Emmet, June. Untitled. Poem. 9.

Jacobs, Edward R. "Orson Got Angry Again". Prose. 10.

Ski-U-Mah. "Contemporary Humor". Prose. …

Campus Vol Vii N 4, Pete Hawk, Lyn Martin

Campus

Howard Studio. "Camile Champlin, Freshman". Picture. 4.

Hawk, Pete. "It's Just a Game". Prose. 6.

Anonymous. "How To Snow Finals". Prose. 8.

Martin, Lyn. "Keep Granville Clean!". Prose. 9.

Anonymous. "Last Will and Testament of the Senior Class". Prose. 10.

Anonymous. Untitled. Poem. 13.

Anonymous. Untitled. Prose. 13.

Campus Vol Vii N 2, Barrie Bedell, Pete Pierson, Jamie Gould, Hart Dake, Rob Adam, Bill Hughes, Lynn Wellman, Chester Gould, Jacqui Dutro, Bill Malcolmson, Orlo Smith, John Trimble, Shirley Umphrey, Maralyn Smith, Edward R. Jacobs, John Hodges, Pete Pierson, Herbert Hart, Dave Rounds

Campus

Howard Studio. "Betty Janda, Junior". Picture. 0.

Bedell, Barrie. "Campus Affords Opportunity". Prose. 2.

Pierson, Pete. Untitled. Cartoon. 2.; Gould, James. "A Christmas Fable". Prose. 3.

Dake, Hart. "The House I Lived In, Or The Real Story Behind the Closing of The Pines". Prose. 4.

Adams, Rob and Bill Hughes. "Eastward Ha!". Prose. 6.

Wellman, Lynn. "Denison Debators Used to Winning". Prose. 8.

Gould, Chester. "The American Way". Prose. 9.; Dutro, Jacqui. "The Portable Christmas". Prose. 10.

Malcomson, Bill. "A City Street". Prose. 12.

Pierson, Pete. Untitled. Cartoon. 13.

Umphrey, Shirley. "1952 "Campus" Gal-ender Girls". Poem. 14.

Smith, Orlo et …

Differential Methylation Between Ethnic Sub-Groups Reflects The Effect Of Genetic Ancestry And Environmental Exposures, Joshua M. Galanter, Christopher R. Gignoux, Sam S. Oh, Dara Torgerson, Maria Pino-Yanes, Neeta Thakur, Celeste Eng, Donglei Hu, Scott Huntsman, Harold J. Farber, Pedro C. Avila, Emerita Brigino-Buenaventura, Michael A. Lenoir, Kelly Meade, Denise Serebrisky, William Rodriguez-Cintron, Rajesh Kumar, Jose R. Rodrıguez-Cintron, Max A. Seibold, Luisa N. Borrell, Esteban G. Burchard, Noah Zaitlen

Publications and Research

Populations are often divided categorically into distinct racial/ethnic groups based on social rather than biological constructs. Genetic ancestry has been suggested as an alternative to this categorization. Herein, we typed over 450,000 CpG sites in whole blood of 573 individuals of diverse Hispanic origin who also had high-density genotype data. We found that both self- identified ethnicity and genetically determined ancestry were each significantly associated with methylation levels at 916 and 194 CpGs, respectively, and that shared genomic ancestry accounted for a median of 75.7% (IQR 45.8% to 92%) of the variance in methylation associated with ethnicity. There was a …

The Blessed Sacrament Of Potlucks, Howard Schaap

Faculty Work Comprehensive List

No abstract provided.

Ad Fontes: Desiderius Erasmus’ Call For A Return To The Sources Of A Unified And Simple Christian Faith, Amanda Kieffer

The Kabod

Desiderius Erasmus’ humanism greatly shaped his view of Christianity. He developed a “philosophy of Christ” that led him to seek peaceful reforms from within the Church while attempting to maintain unity. He was a consummate scholar and inspiring figure of his time. Unfortunately, his interactions with Luther did not bring out the best in him, or in Luther for that matter, but there is still much to be learned by modern Christians from Erasmus’ views on reform that can be applied to the modern Church.

Campus Vol Vii N 1, Joy Clopp, Hart Dake, Don Shackelford, Edward R. Jacobs, Lynn Martin, Jacquie Dutro, Pete Hawk, Shirley Umphrey, Lolly Brunning, Pete Pierson, Dave Niland

Campus

Howard Studio. "Janet Cuddy, Freshman". Picture. 0.

Clopp, Joy. "Cocoon". Prose. 3.

Dake, Hart and Don Shackelford. "F-L-A-S-H". Prose. 4.

Jacobs, Edward, R. "The Legacy". Prose. 5.

Martin, Lynn. "Oh, To Be A Freshman!". Prose. 6.

Dutro, Jacquie. "A Glimpse Behind The Scenes At Homecoming". Prose. 8.

Hawk, Pete. "Earl and Claude Go See Some Pictures". Prose. 10.

Umphrey, Shirley. "The Wedding". Prose. 11.

Brunning, Lolly. "The Story of a Russian Family". Prose. 12.

Potts. Untitled. Cartoon. 14.; Potts. Untitled. Cartoon. 15.

Pierson, Pete. "Famous Last Words". Cartoon. 16.

Hawk, Pete. "The Laugh's The Thing-". Prose. 17.

Niland, Dave. Untitled. …

Campus Vol Vi N 4, Pete Pierson, Pete Hawk, Orlo Smith, Sam H. Cole, C.P. Johnson

Campus

Pierson, Pete. Untitled. Cartoon. 2.

Hawk, Pete. "The First Big Snow". Prose. 3.

Smith, Orlo. "A Day In the Life of Miss Campus". Picture. 5.

Pierson, Pete. "Old Seniors never Die..." Cartoon. 8.

Cole, Sam H. "King". "Just a Hobo". Prose. 10.

Johnson, C. P. "Some Sons Of Denison". Prose. 12.

Anonymous. "Last Will and Testament of the Senior Class". Prose. 14.

Kat, Kitty. Untitled. Prose. 16.

Spartan. Untitled. Prose. 16.

Shaft. Untitled. Prose. 16.

Pointer. Untitled. Prose. 16.

Tarnation. Untitled. Prose. 17.

Sundial. Untitled. Prose. 17.

Pup. Untitled. Prose. 17.

Aggrevator. Untitled. Prose. 17.

Gander, Green. Untitled. Prose. 17. …

Campus Vol V N 2, Jean Gillies, Jim Gould, Honnie Macdonald, Lynn Olwin, John Trimble, Barrie Bedell, John Hodges, Joe Yearling, Sally Gleason, Bill Dresser

Campus

Gillies, Jean. Cover. Picture. 0.

Gould, Jim. "A Christmas Carol...A Modern Tragedy". Prose. 3.

MacDonald, Honnie. "More Sinned Against". Prose. 4.

Olwin, Lynn. "Campus Calender Queens For Christmas". Poem. 7.

Trimble, John. "Campus Calender Queens For Christmas". Picture. 7.

Bedell, Barrie and John Hodges. "Shopping Guide For Christmas" Prose. 15.

Yearling, Joe. "Sport Shorts". Prose. 16.

Dresser, Bill. "Tenth Anniversary". Prose. 18.

Gleason, Sally. "Lost Christmas". Prose. 17.

Campus Vol V N 1, Dave Rounds, Lynn Olwin, John Trimble, Frank Cover, Pat Opteker, Jim Gould, Joe Yearling, Pete Hawk, Pete Pierson

Campus

Rounds, Dave. Cover. Picture. 0.; Rounds, Dave. Untitled. Picture. 2.

Olwin, Lynn. "homecoming". Prose. 4.; Trimble, John. "To Denison". Picture. 6.

Cover, Frank. "A Remembrance of Things Past. Or, "Gee, I'd Give the World to See That Ol' Gang of Mine". Prose. 8.

Opteker, Pat. "New Boy". Prose. 10.

Gould, Jim. Untitled. Prose. 11.

Rounds, Dave. Untitled. Cartoon. 11.

Yearling, Joe. "Pigskin greats of Yesteryear". Prose. 14.

Gould, Jim. Untitled. Prose. 16.

Gould, Jim. "Freshman Foto Quiz". Picture. 18.

Hawk, Pete. "Home Was Never Like This". 20.

Pierson, Pete. "Homecoming 1950". cartoon. 12.

Pierson, Pete. "A View of the Campus". …

Campus Vol Iv N 4, Pete Lang, Richard Chase Jr., Jim Gould, Pete Runkle, Bob Hawk, Barbara De Lackner, Joyce Goodwin, Nancy Ward, Dave Rounds

Campus

Lang, Pete. "The Rain". Prose. 2.

Chase Jr., Richard and Jack K. Matthews Jr. "Fitz and the Field house". Picture. 3.

Gould, Jim. "After Graduation day". Prose. 4.

Runkle, Pete. "As We Danced Off Both our Shoes". Prose. 5.

Hawk, Bob. "Fields of Concentration For Seniors!". Cartoon. 6.

De Lackner, Barbara. "Spring fever". Poem. 8.

Goodwin, Joyce. "Would That Time Were A". Poem. 8.

Ward, Nancy. "It Was Fall". Poem. 8.

Rounds, Dave. Untitled. Cartoon. 8.

Johnston, Ed. "Campus Casuals". Prose. 9.

Gilbert, Ralph. "Campus Progress Report". Picture. 10.

Rounds, Dave. Untitled. cartoon. 12.

Campus Vol Iv N 3, Frank Cover, Bob Hawke, Jean Gillies, Bill Hauser, Dick Chase, Pete Runkle, Rusty Barton, Larry Crocker, Bob Wilson, Ed Johnston, Ben Kreuger, Dave Rounds, Marilou Taggart, Rolan Thompson, John Trimble, Tom Rees, Joe Mcglone

Campus

Hawk, Bob. "Adventures of a Private Eye". Prose. 3.

Gillies, Jean. "The Fine Arts". Prose. 4.

Hauser, Bill. "After Hours Almanac". Prose. 5.

Chase, Dick. "Admirals of the Inland Lake". Prose. 6.

Runkle, Pete. "They Float Through the Air With the Greatest". Prose. 8.

Barton, Rusty. "Threads For the Female". Prose. 10.

Crocker, Larry. "Innocents Abroad". Prose. 11.

Wilson, Bob. "The Drums of Port Au Prince". Prose. 12.

Johnston, Ed. "Threads For the Male". Prose. 14.

Kreuger, Ben. "Column For Contributors". 15.

Rounds, Dave. Untitled. Cartoon. 21.

Taggart, Marilou. "Nightmare". Poem. 22.

Thompson, Rolan. Cover. Picture. 0.

Cover, Frank and …

Campus Vol Iv N 2, Don Hodgson, Bill Hauser, Pat Aptekar, Don Ide, Bob Hawk, Joe Mcglone, Tom Rees, Chris Parker, Ed Johnston, Rusty Barton, Jack Matthews, Bob Rossi, Barrie Bedell, John Hodges, Hugh Wittich, Dick Chase, Ben Kruger, Marilou Taggart, Pat Optekar

Campus

Hodgson, Don. "Big Red On The Radio". Prose. 2.

Hauser, Bill. "After Hours Almanac". Prose. 4.

Ide, Don and Bob Porter. "I Remember D-Day". Picture. 6.

Hawk, Bob. "The Shysters: Drama in The Counselor's Office a la Hemingway". Prose. 7.

McGlone, Joe and Tom Rees. "Terpischore Takes Over". Picture. 8.

Parker, Chris. "Nuns Fret Not". Prose. 9.

Johnston, Ed. "Fashions For Men". Prose. 10.

Barton, Rusty. "Fashions For Women". Prose. 11.

Matthews, Jack and Joe McGlone. "Campus Congratulates". Picture. 12.

Rossi, Bob. "Doane * 9:55". Picture. 14.

Bedell, Barrie and John Hodges. "Ballroom to Boudoir". 15.

Anonymous. "Calender Girls For …

The Contending Claims Of Modern Science And Morality Rousseau's Anti-Enlightenment Argument In Contemporary Context, Laura M. Pfalzer

Morehead State Theses and Dissertations

A Thesis Presented to the Faculty of the Caudill College of Arts, Humanities and Social Sciences at Morehead State University in partial fulfillment of the requirements for the Degree Master of Arts by Laura M. Pfalzer January 2, 2017.

From Farmers To Soldiers: Raising A Civil War Volunteer Regiment, Savannah A. Labbe

The Gettysburg Compiler: On the Front Lines of History

How did one transform a group of raw recruits, of men who had no military knowledge, into soldiers? It was not an easy task, especially since many of the men had never even touched a weapon, let alone knew how to use one. This task often fell to private citizens, who, out of patriotic sentiment or the prospect of becoming commissioned, persuaded their neighbors to join their regiment. While this method was convenient and inexpensive for the government it often meant that the commissioned officers were inexperienced and underqualified, chosen only for their skills of persuasion. Because of this, transforming …

Lily Mae Harris

African American Funeral Programs

No abstract provided.

The Reciprocal Relationship Between Art And Occupational Therapy Practice, Jennifer Fortuna

The Open Journal of Occupational Therapy

Susan Burwash, Ph.D., OTR/L, an occupational therapy professor and artist based in Washington State, provided the cover art for the Winter 2017 issue of the Open Journal of Occupational Therapy (OJOT). The featured piece contains Professor Burwash’s signature fauxpals, lampwork glass beads made from molten glass and pure silver foil. Art creates balance between traditional medicine and personal medicine, those meaningful activities that give life purpose. Professor Burwash’s personal medicine is making beautiful things that can be given away.

John Calvin, Authority, And The Evangelical Conviction Of The Evidentness Of Truth, Joshua Miller

The Kabod

John Calvin stands apart as a singularly powerful figure in the history of Western Civilization. His thought undergirds the fundamental principles of liberal democracy that dominate the most advanced nations on earth in the modern age, and his theology continues to influence the doctrine and leadership of the Reformed church’s many inheritors. This paper emphasizes and identifies the importance of understanding of Calvin’s views on secular and ecclesiastical authority and evaluates them.

Gamification Techniques And Millennial Generation Philanthropy, Karen Kavanaugh Kavanaugh

2017 Program & Posters

This qualitative study used Q methodology to examine how Millennials perceived the use of gamification elements might impact their philanthropic behavior. Overall Millennials appeared to embrace the idea of using gamification to further nonprofit fundraising. Five factors or donor-profiles were extracted from the Q-sort results and provided insight into not only the preferred gamification elements, but also general Millennial fundraising engagement preferences.

Book Review: Megan Ming Francis, Civil Rights And The Making Of The Modern American State., Samantha Bryant

Department of History: Faculty Publications

Political scientist Megan Ming Francis’s Civil Rights and the Making of the Modern American State fills a gap in historical literature on the campaigns for African American rights in the late-19th and early-20th centuries by examining the relationship between modern state building and the NAACP’s political and legal battles against mob violence and lynching. Previous scholarship on lynching and Jim Crow legislation has concentrated on the social and economic implications of mob violence, particularly its impact on daily lives, grassroots mobilization, and southern black migration to cities in the North and West. Francis challenges the way scholars have discussed the …

The Sleepless Ouroboros, Grant Bohl

Electronic Theses and Dissertations

The poems in The Sleepless Ouroboros are about the obsessions which come to define a person. These obsessions are memories, dreams, objects or ideas that cannot be separated from the whole. Poems such as "Thinking of Big Moe" and "It Begins with a Fox" grapple with the limitations of memory, while poems such as "The Python" and "Heirloom" counterpoint memory's weakness with the supposed permanence of physical artifacts. Depression and anger, the anxieties of identity and displacement, and representations of the people and animals that leave lasting impact on a life are all addressed as vital components of the completed …

When Our Cities Hollowed, Hana Al-Harastani

Electronic Theses and Dissertations

When Our Cities Hollowed is an interrelated collection of short fiction that follows an extended family's everyday lives before and during the Syrian Civil War. In efforts to combat current media narratives regarding Syrians, this collection presents a complex counter-narrative, following characters of a typical Sunni Muslim, middle-class family, some of whom support the government, others of whom support the opposition. War, in these stories, is a looming shadow, often acting as a catalyst to many of the characters' conclusions about love, family, and what it means to be alive.

Playing With Usability: Why Technical Communicators Should Examine Mobile Games, Alexandra Cata

Electronic Theses and Dissertations

This thesis examines how technical communicators can look to free, successful mobile games for mobile User Interface (UI) and User Assistance (UA) inspiration and design techniques. The purpose of this thesis is to provide an overview of major game studies theories and situate them within technical communication theory and practices. Technical communicators can leverage game studies theories to augment existing technical communication theories and practices. Specifically, I examine cognitive learning theory in game design, game usability, playability, and user-centered design, and how these theories relate to technical communication, rhetorical, mobile UI/UA, and general usability theories and methods. Additionally, I also …

Grace Hopper And The Marvelous Machine: Lessons For Modern Technical Communicators From The Mark I Ascc Manual, Jessica Meyr

Electronic Theses and Dissertations

Women's technical writing achievements often go unrecognized, both due to the invisibility of technical writing professionals in general, and a lack of famous technical communication role models in particular. The purpose of this thesis is to analyze and present an early major work in the technical writing of Rear Admiral "Amazing" Grace Hopper, inventor of the compiler and an important figure in computer science history. Although Hopper is arguably best known for popularizing the idea of the "computer bug," her achievements in computer science extend from invention of the software compiler to tireless promotion of the programming language COBOL. Her …