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Q&A With Abigale Mallery (Bfa Painting), Abigale Mallery

Q & A Interviews with Art Students

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Nedvin Studio Recital, Brian Nedvin, Lou Armstrong (Tenor), Kristiana Jones (Soprano), Abby Christian (Soprano), Kailyn Wynn (Soprano), Frank Veliz (Baritone), John Toomey (Piano), Bobbie Kesler-Corleto (Piano), Joe Ritchie (Piano)

Student Recitals

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Q&A With Carter King (Bfa Graphic Design), Carter King

Q & A Interviews with Art Students

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A Plain Account Of Christian Perfection, Matt Friedeman

Essays

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I Am In The King’S Highway, The Way Of Holiness’: John Bunyan’S The Pilgrim’S Progress, Andy Draycott

Essays

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Cassidy Gage Senior Recital, Arkansas State University Department Of Music

Performance Programs

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The Techne Of Youtube Performance: Musical Structure, Extended Techniques, And Custom Instruments In Solo Pop Covers, William O'Hara

Sunderman Conservatory of Music Faculty Publications

They begin with a note, a chord, the tap of a button, or the triggering of a loop: through progressively layered textures, samples, and extended performance techniques, solo cover songs on YouTube often construct themselves piece by piece before the viewer’s eyes and ears. Combining virtuosity and novelty in a package ready-made for viral online popularity, this recent and rapidly growing internet phenomenon draws together traditions old and new, from the “one man band” of the nineteenth century, to the experimental live looping of 1980s performance art, to contemporary electronic music. Building on a number of recent studies that examine …

A Ruff Day On The Road: How Relocation Affects Children Pre-K Through Third Grade And How A Picture Book Can Help, Bryant Miller

Honors Projects

Moving their home from across town, a couple of states away, or overseas is something most will experience at least once in their lifetime. For all, moving is a big change, but for children, it can have lasting effects. Presumably, social skills, academic development, and family dynamics are all impacted when children move. But how and to what length are these factors influenced? This led to the original research question, how does relocation affect children and how can this transition during relocation be eased? After the first portion of the research was done to answer these questions, the research then …

Revolutionary Visions: Jewish And Politics In Latin American Film, Mirna Vohnsen

Articles

Stephanie Pridgeon’s Revolutionary Visions, a book that deals with the intersection of Jews and revolutionary politics in films from Latin America, is a welcome addition to the growing scholarship on Latin American Jewish studies. As the author herself notes, the cinematic depiction of Jewish experiences with revolutionary movements in Latin America has not received, until now, the scholarly attention it deserves, a neglect that Pridgeon has set out to remedy in her volume. The book brings to our attention the significance of the Latin American revolutionary culture of the 1960s and 1970s not only to Jewish life in the region …

Renewable Energy Sources And The Possibility Of Investing Them To Produce Electrical Energy In Najaf Governorate (Al-Kafeel University As A Model), Nisreen Awad Al-Jassani, Haider Jamil Hayawi Al-Aboudi

Uruk Journal of Human Sciences

Renewable energy sources are of great importance at the global level due to their cleanliness and few environmental impacts as well as being inaccessible, and despite these characteristics that are not available in other energy sources, they face many geographical determinants that reduce the importance of their production and the most important of these obstacles is the nature of weather and changing climate Daily, monthly and annually in the governorate, as the variation in the values ​​of solar radiation, temperature, wind speed, dust quantity, as well as the rate of water discharge, all of these factors negatively affect The efficiency …

Beth Culberson, Mezzo-Soprano, Sarah Hovinga, Soprano, Dyan Meyer, Piano, November 15, 2022 [Program], University Of Northern Iowa. School Of Music.

Music Recital Programs

Program of a music recital given by faculty, students, or guest artists from the School of Music at the University of Northern Iowa.

Metamorphosis, November 15, 2022 [Program], University Of Northern Iowa. School Of Music.

Music Recital Programs

Program of a music recital given by faculty, students, or guest artists from the School of Music at the University of Northern Iowa.

The Reality Of Small Industries In Al-Muthanna Governorate And Ways To Develop Them., Afrah Jaber Abu Shana Al-Ziyadi

Uruk Journal of Human Sciences

Small industries occupy a distinguished place among the countries of the world due to the diversity and multiplicity of their projects, and small industries play an important role in the development of economic activity in any country and in any region. nationally and in the manufactured products of countries

Devotions For Advent 2022 Canticles Of Luke, Brennan Deforest, Alexander Ogden, Rod Stewart, Andrew Hill, Eva Aiello, Joshua Benish, Nathan Raugutt, James Bruss, Daniel Bueckman, Joshua Steele, Kyle Lewis, Jacob Moore, Daniel Thoelke, Nick Palmer, Simon Niemtschk, Zachary Wessel, Adam Hiles, Peter Wagner, Claire Gerrard, Mark Zieroth, Micah Brooks, Zachary Thornton, Luke Frauenhoff, Zachary Roll, Henry Eising, Peyton Holland, Garrett Anklam, Jacob Sipes, Jonathan Lackey

Other Student Publications

Each week of this Advent devotional will focus on one of the four Lukan canticles, putting it in its context as well as making connections to other portions of Scripture. At the end of this Advent season, may we, like those who have gone before us, “sing to the Lord, bless his name; tell of his salvation from day to day” (Ps. 96:2).

Many thanks to all the CSL and CTSFW students who contributed devotional reflections. A special note of thanks to my counterpart, Zachary Roll, who organized this effort at Concordia Seminary, St. Louis who has been a joy …

A Persecuted Minority To Wealthy Merchants And Planters: A Study Of A Huguenot Family And Shifts In Identity, Garrett Gay

Honors College Theses

This project takes a look at an interwoven system of familial, religious, social, and economic ties known as the Protestant International. By analyzing genealogies, correspondence, business records, and transactions of the Mazyck Family from the early eighteenth century, it is seen that these international connections often led to the further material success of these families. This project also takes a look at how the Protestant International aided in shifting the vast majority of Huguenots’ identity from being religiously persecuted refugees to being wealthy merchants and planters who formed trade relations both domestically and internationally.

Estimating The Outstanding Cargo Of The Tigris River In Maysan Province Using Some Sports And Laboratory Means, Kadhim Shanta Saad

Uruk Journal of Human Sciences

The study showed that the load stuck in the waters of the Tigris River and its arguments in Maysan province is of agricultural importance in the past years because of the tomatoes it adds to increase soil fertility when conducting water irrigation, and has harms by reducing the efficiency of irrigation channels and building sand tongues in river streams as well as contributing to the damage of water pumps, especially during the flood season, as it was also shown that it is possible to estimate the load stuck in the waters of the Tigris River using some mathematical formulas Which …

The Effect Of Morphoclimatic Characteristics On The Spatial Distribution Of Desert Soils In The Western Plateau (2007-2017), Rafid Abdul-Nabi Al-Sayegh, Osama Faleh Abdul Hassan Al Maktoob

Uruk Journal of Human Sciences

Soil is one of the important resources whose formation takes millions of years, and its important role in human life has been the reason for many studies to take up this resource. The fragility of its joints, so it is important to invest them in an optimal way, and the field of research was the western plateau, which lies between longitudes (49° 38° 55° 47°) east and two latitudes (4.29° 34.6°) north, and the borders were represented Spatial study in the western part of Iraq.

Spatial Variation Of Noise Pollution Of Industrial Activity In The City Of Hamza, Hatif Lafta Algabri, Itab Yuosef Alluhaibi

Uruk Journal of Human Sciences

Noise excites nerves and leads to a lack of mental focus and thus distracts the mental and mental serenity from the human being, knowing that this mental and mental serenity is one of the most important requirements of a quiet life and intellectual creativity. The human reaction to sounds and the degree of their impact on them varies according to their types, frequency, intensity, intensity, permanence, and the nature of the person himself.

Role Of New Urban Projects In Promoting Urban Sustainability In The Algerian City. Case Of The City Of Constantine., Foued Benghadbane

Uruk Journal of Human Sciences

Constantine is considered the most important large city in eastern Algeria, which has benefited over the last decade from major urban projects within the framework of the State's directions towards the modernization of the city and its sustainable development, the most important of which are: the Giant Bridge, the Great Hall of Spectacles, the international hotel chain, the tramway... and others, which have directly contributed to the efficiency of urban functions and to ensuring a balanced urban development of the city of Constantine; Where different actors interact.

Geography And Philosophy Of Spatial Dimension, Ebthal Abd Ali Frhan

Uruk Journal of Human Sciences

The research discusses the dialectical relationship between geography and the place, which is described as the intellectual container of space or spatial domain, The place itself is not a phenomenon, Rather, it is an intellectual framework and an abstract concept that does not really exist, Rather, it is related to our human sense, because we cannot perceive things unless they are biased in space and successful in time. The place consists of four dimensions symbolized by four variables (length, width, depth, and time). These dimensions are necessary to identify any geographical phenomenon, and the evidence for this is the reference …

Hydrogeological Assessment Of Underground Aquifer In The Desert Of Al-Muthanna Governorate, Saif Majeed Hussain

Uruk Journal of Human Sciences

The study included evaluating the hydrogeological characteristics of the underground aquifer in the northwestern part of the Badia of Muthanna Governorate, and the field work included determining the locations of pumping wells, as six pumping wells and two monitoring wells were relied upon. The electrical conductivity (EC) of the water at the beginning and end of the pump. And it was found that the main aquifer is the Dammam configuration aquifer, which is an unconfined aquifer. Through the study, it became clear that the thickness of the aquifer increases as we go to the southwest of the study area and …

The Effect Of Climate On The Hydrological Characteristics Of Surface Water In Al-Muthanna Governorate, Ghufran Abdel Amir Kazem

Uruk Journal of Human Sciences

The study aims to reveal the extent of the influence of climate elements on the characteristics of surface water represented by the qualitative characteristics in the waters of the Euphrates River, and to find statistical relationships between the studied variables. As for the third topic, it dealt with the statistical relationship between climatic characteristics and qualitative characteristics, and the field study included the identification of (8 sites) in the Euphrates River that were distributed spatially, to take water models and analyze them laboratory at the College of Agriculture / University of Al-Muthanna, as (13 elements) were examined and analyzed (and …

Spatial Analysis Of Tourist Sites In The District Of Al- Manazira, Athraa Abdulhadi Zuweid, Hussein Jaaz Nasser

Uruk Journal of Human Sciences

The objective of the research is the spatial and temporal distribution of tourist sites in Al-Manzara district and its geographical distribution by administrative units and the distribution of natural and human factors based on official recorded data. The research works on the distribution of natural factors from the site, surface, climate and soil. Human factors have been distributed according to the classification of population growth and extraction of population growth rate through the years (1997-2007) and (2007-2020). (1997_2020), and then spatially disaggregated by natural, religious and archaeological sites and their potential for tourist investment.

Natural Characteristics And Their Role In The Sustainable Development Of Renewable Energy Projects (Solar And Wind) In The Desert Of Muthanna Governorate (1991-2021) Using Gis - Rs, Osama Faleh Abdul Hassan Al Maktoob, Sarhan Naeim Tashtush Alkhafaji

Uruk Journal of Human Sciences

The natural characteristics have a role in choosing the appropriate sites for the implementation of renewable energy projects in the desert of Muthanna Governorate, and they can be harnessed to reduce the total cost of the project, or to be avoided if there are suitable alternatives. These programs are nowadays the basis for any sustainable development processes.

The Effect Of Atmospheric Depressions On Temperatures During The Dry Season In Iraq, Orass.Ghani Abdul Hussein, Mustafa Falah Al-Hassani

Uruk Journal of Human Sciences

The research aims to clarify the effect of atmospheric depressions at the pressure level of 1000 millibar on the temperatures during the summer in Iraq. Al-Jazeera was recorded repeatedly during the month of May only, while no recurrence of it was recorded during the other months. As for the seasonal Indian depression, it has almost absolute control during the months of July and August over Iraq in general and for all days of the two months, and as for the temperatures, it became clear that they rise with the increase in frequency Thermal depressions, as well as the case for …

The Spatial Variation Of The Types Of Population Densities In Al-Muthanna Governorate For The Year 2021, Hussein Alawi Nasser, Hussein Awad Hassouni

Uruk Journal of Human Sciences

The study aims to reveal the reality of the spatial variance of population densities in Muthanna Governorate for the year (2021 AD), and the appropriateness of the distribution of population density for each district and the variables affecting those densities (general - physiological - agricultural - physiological) on the basis of districts in Muthanna Governorate and finding the variance in the distribution using Standard degree, and it has been relied on (ARC GIS) technology in mapping and analysis. The study found that there is a spatial variation in the distribution of population densities on the basis of districts in Al-Muthanna …

Geographical Analysis Of Air Quality Indicators In Samawa City, Anwar Sabah Mohammad

Uruk Journal of Human Sciences

Geographical factors play an important role in stressing the environment, as they are the drivers of environmental change that are reflected in air quality as a result of the rapid development of infrastructure and the increase in demand for energy sources, the diversity of transport means and the multiplicity of land use. They are fixed and mobile, which constitutes a major damage to the safety of the population in the City.

Urban Growth In Developing And Developed Countries (A Comparative Study), Helen Mohamed Abdl Hosuen, Hussein Jaaz Nasir

Uruk Journal of Human Sciences

Global population growth rates, especially in cities (urban growth), have taken serious steps since the mid-twentieth century, especially in developing countries, resulting in pressure on land and its use within the city, on the one hand, and in the empty of the human potential found in the countryside, on the other. Hence the importance of the study in investigating and analyzing trends in urban growth and comparing them between developing and developed countries with a view to drawing on developed countries' experiences in addressing this problem.

The Natural Components Of Agricultural Development In The Desert Of Al-Muthanna Governorate (Al-Samawah Badia) Southwest Of Iraq, Sarhan Naeim Tashtush Alkhafaji, Qusay Fadhil Abed

Uruk Journal of Human Sciences

This study dealt with the identification of the natural ingredients that lead to the development of agricultural activity in the Samawa desert, which is characterized by dry climatic conditions, through those ingredients that include (climate, soil and surface and groundwater resources) and determining the impact of these ingredients on the spatial distribution of agricultural development and in diagnosing the nature of agricultural production and productivity. The Badia possesses the largest agricultural potential in the region. And that the development and investment of agriculture in the region in an effective and sustainable manner is now one of the important things for …

The Role Of Environmental Awareness In Preserving Domestic Water From Waste In Kufa District, Lamia Abdel Taha, Sara Abdel Taha, Sinai Abdel Taha

Uruk Journal of Human Sciences

The trends around the concept of water rationalization have evolved significantly and are no longer limited to the economic aspect and the physical, chemical and biological characterization of water properties, but include the social aspect that examines the human behavior of water use and the role of gender in providing water and reducing consumption and water waste.