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2022-2023 Junior Recital - Clair Ives (French Horn), Clair Ives, Marina Machado Apr 2023

2022-2023 Junior Recital - Clair Ives (French Horn), Clair Ives, Marina Machado

Junior and Senior Recitals

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Mazar's Modified Chronology: The Preservation Of Solomonic Possibilities, Aaron By Gorner Apr 2023

Mazar's Modified Chronology: The Preservation Of Solomonic Possibilities, Aaron By Gorner

Student Works

In the polarized, post-enlightenment world of biblical studies, there is a need for measured approaches to scholarly debate which hold ample room for all possible realities. The timeline of the "Solomonic" gates at Tel-Megiddo has been debated for years, with Yiguel Yadin's conventional foundation coming into conflict with newer, more critical approaches such as Isreal Finkelstein's "Low Chronology". In this paper, it will be argued that in the polarized wreckage, Amihai Mazar and his "Modified Conventional Chronology" preserve the necessary lack of conclusion that current ambiguities call for. His work demonstrates that many explicit conclusions which polarize the debate are …

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2022-2023 Ppc Recital - Jeffrey Chapman (French Horn), Jeffrey Chapman, Silvia Valdivia Villasante Apr 2023

2022-2023 Ppc Recital - Jeffrey Chapman (French Horn), Jeffrey Chapman, Silvia Valdivia Villasante

PPC/PSDP Recitals

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2022-2023 Senior Recital - Niloufar Mirzanabi Khani (Cello), Niloufar Mirzanabi Khani, Sergei Skobin Apr 2023

2022-2023 Senior Recital - Niloufar Mirzanabi Khani (Cello), Niloufar Mirzanabi Khani, Sergei Skobin

Junior and Senior Recitals

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The Grizzly, April 13, 2023, Layla Halterman, Georgia Gardner, Marie Sykes, Erin Corcoran, Kate Horan, Samantha Kiessling, Laura Rothschild, Brian Tague, Katie Cressman Apr 2023

The Grizzly, April 13, 2023, Layla Halterman, Georgia Gardner, Marie Sykes, Erin Corcoran, Kate Horan, Samantha Kiessling, Laura Rothschild, Brian Tague, Katie Cressman

Ursinus College Grizzly Newspaper, 1978 to Present

Photo Essay: Spring Has Sprung! • Escape Velocity: "Avenge"[ance] in the Air • Ursinus Installs New Sustainable Rain Garden • GSA: Creating a Safe Space on Campus • Senior Honors Projects • Opinions: What Renovations Do You Want to See in Lower Wismer? • Playing Ball Like a Girl • "Raising the Bar": Ursinus College Women's Lacrosse Team

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Levi Rees, Composer, In A Senior Recital, April 13, 2023 [Program], University Of Northern Iowa. School Of Music. Apr 2023

Levi Rees, Composer, In A Senior Recital, April 13, 2023 [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.

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A Critique Of Aristotle: Countervoluntary Action And Moral Injury, Melissa Altsman Apr 2023

A Critique Of Aristotle: Countervoluntary Action And Moral Injury, Melissa Altsman

LSU Master's Theses

“A Critique of Aristotle: Countervoluntary Action and Moral Injury,” is a critique of Aristotle’s view that countervoluntary action does not affect character. I argue that a countervoluntary action can affect character when said action leads to a moral injury. Throughout this critique I use military experiences of moral injury to bolster my argument. This critique focuses on Aristotle’s Nicomachean Ethics, and is directed at his Nicomachean Ethics specifically. The upshot of my critique is to not only argue that countervoluntary action affects character, but to spotlight specifically why it is character affecting. Essentially, my aim is to call attention …

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Brianna Cantrall, Cello, Department Of Music, University Of Richmond Apr 2023

Brianna Cantrall, Cello, Department Of Music, University Of Richmond

Music Department Concert Programs

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Tech 4 Kids: Increasing Opportunities For Children With Disabilities To Explore Technical Theatre Arts, Kaitlyn Allemand, Angela Blackwell, Erik Pérez Apr 2023

Tech 4 Kids: Increasing Opportunities For Children With Disabilities To Explore Technical Theatre Arts, Kaitlyn Allemand, Angela Blackwell, Erik Pérez

Spring 2023 Virtual OTD Capstone Symposium

This poster presentation is about a four-week program for children with disabilities named Tech 4 Kids. The program focused on expanding opportunities for a creative outlet and improving participants' self-competence, creativity, well-being, and social-emotional skills through activities surrounding the stage, set, lighting, props, and costuming.

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Flute Studio Showcase Recital, Arkansas State University Department Of Music Apr 2023

Flute Studio Showcase Recital, Arkansas State University Department Of Music

Performance Programs

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The Laureate Journal, Isabella Loe Proulx Apr 2023

The Laureate Journal, Isabella Loe Proulx

Honors Theses

The 21st Edition of The Laureate Journal details the ways in which humanity struggles in life. Finding peace and joy can be difficult, but the light is always there, if you can just stop to look for it. This year’s edition of The Laureate details this humane struggle through eighteen students and their own works of prose, poetry, photography, and painting. While the journal does delve into sensitive subject matter, it’s well worth delving into as a reader—because the journal itself moves out of this darkness and into the light of hope. Each of these students has something worth saying—going …

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Hochberg, Herbert, Sophia Maier Garcia Apr 2023

Hochberg, Herbert, Sophia Maier Garcia

Bronx Jewish History Project

Herbert Hochberg, born in 1930, spent the first 10 years of his life in economic hardship because of the Great Depression. Both his parents migrated from Western Ukraine and lived in the Bronx since their marriage in 1928. They took in an infant to make end’s meet, and after the war his father went into the business of building two-family homes in the Bronx, while his mother stayed at home. Hochberg grew up across from Bronx Park until 1939 when his family moved to the newly developed Northeast Bronx near Allerton Avenue and Pelham Parkway. He describes the area as …

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Menetekel: Ishmael's Black Whale And The Semiotics Of Doom, Todd Tyner Cronkhite Apr 2023

Menetekel: Ishmael's Black Whale And The Semiotics Of Doom, Todd Tyner Cronkhite

English Language and Literature ETDs

This study employs the narrator of Moby Dick, Ishmael, as a focal critic to interpret several potential examples of ominous writing on the wall, or menetekel. It concludes that the message of such writing, owing primarily to its irrevocably deictic relationship with the surface it is written on, is fundamentally apocalyptic in nature, regardless of its explicit content. The physical walls of the “kingdom” are incorporated into the grammar of the menetekel as object, so that its elemental message, “I was here,” becomes not only an admission of criminal trespass, but also a direct threat to the current order and …

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Guest Artist Recital Series: Samuel Gingher, Piano; April 13, 2023, Samuel Gingher Apr 2023

Guest Artist Recital Series: Samuel Gingher, Piano; April 13, 2023, Samuel Gingher

School of Music Programs

Kemp Recital Hall
April 13, 2023
Thursday Evening
5:00 p.m.

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Graduate Recital: Maria Emmons, Violin; Zoy Zhang, Piano; Somlee Lee, Piano; April 13, 2023, Maria Emmons, Zoy Zhang, Somlee Lee Apr 2023

Graduate Recital: Maria Emmons, Violin; Zoy Zhang, Piano; Somlee Lee, Piano; April 13, 2023, Maria Emmons, Zoy Zhang, Somlee Lee

School of Music Programs

Kemp Recital Hall
April 13, 2023
Thursday Evening
8:30 p.m.

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Junior Recital: Emily Shelburne, Piano; April 13, 2023, Emily Shelburne Apr 2023

Junior Recital: Emily Shelburne, Piano; April 13, 2023, Emily Shelburne

School of Music Programs

Kemp Recital Hall
April 13, 2023
Thursday Evening
7:00 p.m.

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An Assessment Of Kashmir And Linguistic Plurality In South Asia, Tess Yazvac Apr 2023

An Assessment Of Kashmir And Linguistic Plurality In South Asia, Tess Yazvac

Undergraduate Research Competition

Kashmir is the northernmost region of India that has been under territorial dispute for centuries. In recent years, China, India, and Pakistan have all claimed to have control of a certain domain of this region. Before and after India gained its independence from British rule, fighting has ensued over which nation claims dominance over Kashmir. Out of this conflict, Kashmir became an epicenter where multiple ancient languages have joined and produced variations around the region. This research explores the linguistic importance of Kashmir by studying its religious personality and its different writing systems and vocabulary. According to a 2011 religious’ …

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"Generation Mei Ming": Dual Identity Challenges For Chinese Adoptees In Spain, Karina Solis-Aguilar Apr 2023

"Generation Mei Ming": Dual Identity Challenges For Chinese Adoptees In Spain, Karina Solis-Aguilar

Undergraduate Research Competition

In 1995, a documentary film called "The Dying Rooms," directed by British directors Brian Woods and Kate Blewett, was released to the public about the conditions in which Chinese children lived in at the adoption centers. China's "One Child" Policy caused for adoption centers to be completely filled, some of the children dying of neglect and malnourishment. This documentary would later go on to cause over 17,000 Chinese, female children to be adopted in Spain in years to come. The generation of adoptees in Spain were called "Generación Mei-Ming," also known as "Generation Mei-Ming." The individuals travel back to China, …

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Historical Narratives: American And Japanese Perspectives On Pearl Harbor, Celina Decordova, Max Scivetti Apr 2023

Historical Narratives: American And Japanese Perspectives On Pearl Harbor, Celina Decordova, Max Scivetti

Undergraduate Research Competition

The system of education is shaped by the social location in which it is taught. This broad concept has been made apparent in relation to national collective memories of the 1941 attack on Pearl Harbor, a point of interest for the Center of Inclusive Excellence’s (CIE) research trip to Honolulu, Hawaii in the first week of March. During our conversations in the CIE, Pearl Harbor has become a hub of conversation especially for the authors of this poster—a Japanese-born student and an American-born student with family ties to Pearl Harbor. These conversations have led to the realization that our respective …

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South Germany: Integrating German Speakers Into Latin American Societies, Logan Bellos Apr 2023

South Germany: Integrating German Speakers Into Latin American Societies, Logan Bellos

Undergraduate Research Competition

Argentina and Chile have always been known to be predominantly Spanish speaking countries. However, following the conclusions of both World Wars, an interesting trend in immigration has led to both countries developing a surprisingly large German population. The majority of German immigrants consisted of three groups: ethnic Germans escaping the economic hardships of the First World War, German Jews pre- World War Two, and Nazi Sympathizers fleeing the country post World War Two. While some groups of Germans have successfully assimilated into the hispanic cultures of both Argentina and Chile respectively, other groups of Germans have developed outlying colonies, distancing …

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France Through The Eyes Of African Migrants In Contemporary France, Destanee Timmons Apr 2023

France Through The Eyes Of African Migrants In Contemporary France, Destanee Timmons

Undergraduate Research Competition

The impacts of French colonization can be felt worldwide. In the continent of Africa, numerous nations have had their native livelihoods turned on its head during and after the second French colonial empire. During France’s regime over several African nations, France has morphed the traditions of the native’s people and forever left its mark on the continent. Years after their independence, many African nations such as Algeria, Senegal, and Morocco are still affected by the changes implemented during the colonial era. These changes such as suppressing local culture in favor of French ideals resulted in internal turmoil and rampant corruption …

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You Are What You Eat: Food As A Cultural Marker, Vibha Venugopalan Rekha Apr 2023

You Are What You Eat: Food As A Cultural Marker, Vibha Venugopalan Rekha

Manipal Research Colloquium - 2023

Manipal Research Colloquium- 2023 aims to bring students, scholars, and scientists to this forum where discussion on a diverse range of topics from various streams (Health Sciences, Technical Sciences, Basic & Applied Sciences, Humanities & Social Sciences, and Management Sciences) will be taking place.

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Awareness And Attitude Towards Pedagogical Changes In National Education Policy (2020) Among School Teachers, Sameeksha Telang, Vasudha K. G Apr 2023

Awareness And Attitude Towards Pedagogical Changes In National Education Policy (2020) Among School Teachers, Sameeksha Telang, Vasudha K. G

Manipal Research Colloquium - 2023

Manipal Research Colloquium- 2023 aims to bring students, scholars, and scientists to this forum where discussion on a diverse range of topics from various streams (Health Sciences, Technical Sciences, Basic & Applied Sciences, Humanities & Social Sciences, and Management Sciences) will be taking place.

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The Role Of Dance In Promoting International Peace, Shikha Rana Apr 2023

The Role Of Dance In Promoting International Peace, Shikha Rana

Manipal Research Colloquium - 2023

Manipal Research Colloquium- 2023 aims to bring students, scholars, and scientists to this forum where discussion on a diverse range of topics from various streams (Health Sciences, Technical Sciences, Basic & Applied Sciences, Humanities & Social Sciences, and Management Sciences) will be taking place.

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The Two Faces Of Akutagawa, Deepika G Apr 2023

The Two Faces Of Akutagawa, Deepika G

Manipal Research Colloquium - 2023

Manipal Research Colloquium- 2023 aims to bring students, scholars, and scientists to this forum where discussion on a diverse range of topics from various streams (Health Sciences, Technical Sciences, Basic & Applied Sciences, Humanities & Social Sciences, and Management Sciences) will be taking place.

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Oscar Wilde And Rukmini Devi Arundale: An Aesthetic Comparison, Deepika G Apr 2023

Oscar Wilde And Rukmini Devi Arundale: An Aesthetic Comparison, Deepika G

Manipal Research Colloquium - 2023

Manipal Research Colloquium- 2023 aims to bring students, scholars, and scientists to this forum where discussion on a diverse range of topics from various streams (Health Sciences, Technical Sciences, Basic & Applied Sciences, Humanities & Social Sciences, and Management Sciences) will be taking place.

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The Last Five Years: An Innovative Theatre Project, Bailee Miner, Grave Garner Apr 2023

The Last Five Years: An Innovative Theatre Project, Bailee Miner, Grave Garner

Student Research Symposium

The purpose of this project is to gain further knowledge in theatrical production of a full-length musical. We will work creatively as an artistic team of two Actors and a Director, building our own personal craft to contribute to the show as an entirety. Then, as a group, we will experience the financial side of producing Theatre. We will learn the business side of production; applying and paying for rights, cooperating with house management, ticket sales and proceeds, and management of volunteer recruitment.We have chosen to produce the musical, The Last Five Years written by Jason Robert Brown. This musical …

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Analyzing The Effects Of American Versus British Theatrical Education, Ashlynn Rober Apr 2023

Analyzing The Effects Of American Versus British Theatrical Education, Ashlynn Rober

Student Research Symposium

Over the summer, with assistance from the money granted to me by URCO, I was able to spend four weeks at the London Academy of Music and Dramatic Arts studying Shakespeare and the art of acting. Over these four weeks, my confidence in technique, self assessment, and overall skills improved abundantly. I was able to fully examine and research all of the techniques I had previously been taught in my time here at Utah State in comparison with not only LAMDA’s technique, but also the technique of my classmates from around the world. My time there was spent gaining an …

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Dramaturgy - Pinocchio Teatrale, Natalie Lingardo Apr 2023

Dramaturgy - Pinocchio Teatrale, Natalie Lingardo

Student Research Symposium

Dramaturgy is a rising profession in the world of theatrical productions. The dramaturg's role is to compile research relating to the play or musical, present the information to the team of actors, directors, designers, playwrights, and others in order to create a cohesive, accurate representation of the work across the board. My work as a dramaturg for the world premiere of Pinocchio Teatrale by Nicole B. Adkins involved studying The Adventures of Pinocchio by Carlo Collodi (the book on which this musical adaptation was based) and providing the playwright and creative team with feedback and information throughout the writing, rehearsal, …

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Visual Blackout Poetry: An Emerging Form Of Creative Expression, Basil Payne Apr 2023

Visual Blackout Poetry: An Emerging Form Of Creative Expression, Basil Payne

Student Research Symposium

Visual blackout poetry focuses on the relationship between words, images, and other sensory modes. It borrows from and blacks out words from published texts and blurs the line between poetry and visual art.

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