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The Moral Dilemma Of St. Thomas More, Rt. Rev. Msgr. Theodore E. Mccarrick

The Catholic Lawyer

No abstract provided.

La Figure Du Cowboy : Représentations De La Violence Réelle Et Symbolique De L’Exceptionnalisme Américain Dans La Critique Française Du Genre Western., Jodie Miller

Vernacular: New Connections in Language, Literature, & Culture

No abstract provided.

La Femme Noire Âgée Dans Le Roman Francophone: Entre Mouroir Et Miroir, Valentin Duquet

Vernacular: New Connections in Language, Literature, & Culture

No abstract provided.

L’Espace Indicible De L’Ontario Francophone Dans Un Vent Se Lève Qui Éparpille De Jean-Marc Dalpé, Julien Defraeye

Vernacular: New Connections in Language, Literature, & Culture

No abstract provided.

Beauty In The Beast: A Book Review Of Marie Darrieussecq’S Truismes, Ruby Kite

Vernacular: New Connections in Language, Literature, & Culture

No abstract provided.

"A Little Fire Of No Consequence": A Translation Of Gisèle Pineau's Un Petit Feu Sans Conséquence, Laetitia Saint-Loubert

Vernacular: New Connections in Language, Literature, & Culture

No abstract provided.

Poesi-A, Meriam E. Pacheco Salazar

Vernacular: New Connections in Language, Literature, & Culture

No abstract provided.

Redefiniendo Los Límites Del Lenguaje. Un Estudio Sobre La Aplicación De Conceptos Matemáticos En La Literatura Hispanoamericana., Stephanie Alcantar

Vernacular: New Connections in Language, Literature, & Culture

No abstract provided.

Entrevista A Jenn Díaz: Mare I Filla, Aina Marti

Vernacular: New Connections in Language, Literature, & Culture

No abstract provided.

Doña Bárbara Como Ficción Política En El Imaginario Venezolano: Una Perspectiva Diacrónica, Daniel Raso

Vernacular: New Connections in Language, Literature, & Culture

No abstract provided.

Leading The Field Of Music Through Three Premieres At Sfa, Brad Meyer

Symposium on Arts and Research

In the fall of 2016, I gave premiere performances of three new works for solo percussionist with electronics: Pulsar, The Taos Hum, and Ojibwe Song. I was the consortium director for Ojibwe Song, and I was a consortium member for Pulsar and The Taos Hum. Each piece utilized electronic audio components that accompanied solo percussion instruments: Ojibwe Song was written for vibraphone, Pulsar was written for concert snare drum, and The Taos Hum was written for timpani. Being on the leading edge of the field of percussion helps SFA's music department and myself stay on the forefront of what is …

Stem, Steam, And German Language Acquisition: Modified Project-Based Learning In A German Conversation Course, Louise Stoehr

Symposium on Arts and Research

This project describes an investigation into the efficacy of employing a modified project-based learning model to enhance the presentation and conversation skills of students in German 235: Intermediate German Conversation. Unlike usual language conversation courses that rely on expensive textbooks and focus on reading selections followed by discussion questions, GER 235 sought to engage students in a journey of discovery as they explored topics typically more at home in science, technology, engineering, and mathematics courses (STEM) and that were supplemented by the arts: STEAM. The impetus for this course developed out of a teaching unit that I created on the …

The Supreme Administrative Tribunal, His Eminence, Dino Cardinal Staffa

The Catholic Lawyer

No abstract provided.

The Right Of The Faithful To The Sacraments, Rev. Terence E. Tierney

The Catholic Lawyer

No abstract provided.

The Bargaining Status Of Religious Faculty At Church-Affiliated Universities, Ivy Margules

The Catholic Lawyer

No abstract provided.

Towards A Theology Of The Single Mother, Stephanie Townes

Seminary Masters Theses

Families are changing. The white picket fence nuclear family with a mother, father, 2.2 kids and a dog is no longer the norm for American society. Families look less and less like “traditional families.” Blended families, children born out of wedlock, cohabitation, step-families, multigenerational families, adopted children, single parent families, foster parents, and homosexual partners raising children are all part of the fabric of society. Society has changed so much that, as feminist theologian Rosemary Radford Ruether points out, “it is no longer possible to speak of one predominant “normative” model of family.”

Student Recital: Montague Gammon, Violin, Montague Gammon, Bobbie Kesler-Corleto

Student Recitals

No abstract provided.

Utah State University Youth Conservatory Spring Graduation, Utah State University Youth Conservatory, Emily Ezola, Ewa Wilczynski, Brooke Hirst, Lizzy Prettyman, Ethan Seegmiller, Lauren Malouf, Camille Weber

All Music Department Programs

An event for all the participants in the Utah State University Youth Conservatory to perform piano pieces that they practiced and mastered in the months prior.

The Utah State University Youth Conservatory accepts youth up to age 18 and provides them private lessons to develop their piano skills.

Clark, William Elvis, Sr., 1898-1994, Manuscripts & Folklife Archives

Manuscript Collection Finding Aids

Finding aid only for Manuscripts Collection 608. Oral reminiscences of William Elvis Clark, who grew up in Warren County, Kentucky, but spent most of his career in the Chicago area. He discusses at length: people, events, and local historical topics that he recalls from his childhood in Bowling Green and Warren County, Kentucky.

Graduate Recital: Matt Kingsley, Guitar, Matt Kingsley

Setnor School of Music - Performance Programs

No abstract provided.

Broughton, Bessie (Downing), 1903-1993 (Mss 607), Manuscripts & Folklife Archives

Manuscript Collection Finding Aids

Finding aid only for Manuscripts Collection 607. Multi-volume diary of Bessie (Downing) Broughton from Holland in Allen County, Kentucky. The diaries include information about Bessie’s daily life, the weather, her involvement in different organizations, comments about her gardening and needlework, her family and church involvement and school activities.

The Conflicting Conflict: Memorialization And Memory Of The Great War, Danielle E. Jones

The Gettysburg Compiler: On the Front Lines of History

July 1st through 3rd, 2013 marked the 150th anniversary of the Battle of Gettysburg. There were an estimated 300,000 to 500,000 visitors to the national park, including as many as 10,000 reenactors. The Civil War sesquicentennial was commemorated from the very beginning, and ended with a reenactment in Appomattox that saw over 6,000 people visit to re-live the end of the American Civil War. On April 9th, bells across the nation, including at Gettysburg College, tolled for 4 minutes to honor the four years the war raged on. Plans were started for the anniversary almost a decade in advance and …

Soldier, Officer, Citizen: Applying Just War Theory To Police Use Of Force, Benjamin N. Wisniewski

Theses

A police officer's badge is the emblem of a shield, meant to protect and serve citizens from violence and crime. Yet today, so many citizens feel their shield is absent, if not weaponized against them. This perception of malfeasance has become evident in the waves of outrage and protest that followed high profile applications of coercive and lethal force by the police in recent years. One need only look at the armor and munitions police deploy in the searches of citizens and on perimeters of protests as evidence that the tools of the police mission are converging with those of …

Parallel Design Of A Product And Internet Of Things (Iot) Architecture To Minimize The Cost Of Utilizing Big Data (Bd) For Sustainable Value Creation, Ryan Bradley, Ibrahim S. Jawahir, Niko Murrell, Julie Whitney

Institute for Sustainable Manufacturing Faculty Publications

Information has become today's addictive currency; hence, companies are investing billions in the creation of Internet of Things (IoT) frameworks that gamble on finding trends that reveal sustainability and/or efficiency improvements. This approach to “Big Data” can lead to blind, astronomical costs. Therefore, this paper presents a counter approach aimed at minimizing the cost of utilizing “Big Data” for sustainable value creation. The proposed approach leverages domain/expert knowledge of the system in combination with a machine learning algorithm in order to limit the needed infrastructure and cost. A case study of the approach implemented in a consumer electronics company is …

Wilson, Daniel J. (Fa 1014), Manuscripts & Folklife Archives

Folklife Archives Finding Aids

Finding aid only for Folklife Archives Project 1014. Student folk studies project titled: “Weaving.” Project includes survey sheets with a description of the weaving process in Warren County, Kentucky. Sheets may include a brief description of belief, traditional practice, or tool, informant’s name, woven swatch, and photo.

Is Having Children An Essential Part Of A Good Human Life?, Bethany Blinsky

Undergraduate Distinction Papers

Is being a parent part of living a good human life? In this paper I argue, contra Rosalind Hursthouse, that the answer is no. However, I make the case that something very much like this is essential to living a good human life. I get at this by borrowing Claudia Mills’ account of the value of unchosen relationships. I argue that unconditional and unchosen love is an essential component of a good human life, and while we can get this by having children, we can also get it in other ways.

Separation Of Church And State: Stratified Access To Reproductive Healthcare In The United States, Brenna Helm

Undergraduate Distinction Papers

Reproductive rights continue to be a political issue in the United States, with arguments emanating from various angles - including religious and feminist ideologies. The contentious tone of the recent presidential election did nothing to quell the debate. Recently, attempts to create policy limiting access to contraceptives and comprehensive sex education, are important aspects of reproductive health, but the controversy predominantly lies with access to abortion.

The purpose of this study is to understand if there is a relationship between elected office holders’ political party affiliation and the presence or absence of both Planned Parenthood clinics and so-called crisis pregnancy …

Writing & Linguistics News, Georgia Southern University

Writing & Linguistics News (2012-2022)

• Fledge first-year writing awards ceremony

Jesuit And Feminist Hospitality: Pope Francis’ Virtue Response To Inequality, Kate Ward

Theology Faculty Research and Publications

Pope Francis is the first Jesuit pope and has made economic inequality a theme of his pontificate. This article shows that Pope Francis diagnoses economic inequality as both a structural problem and a problem of virtue, and that the virtue he calls for in response is what James F. Keenan, SJ has called Jesuit hospitality. Reviewing contemporary theological work on hospitality, I show that Francis’ Jesuit hospitality shares many features with hospitality as described by feminist theologians. Namely, it is risky, takes place across difference, acknowledges the marginality of both host and guest, and promises mutual benefit to each party. …

El Español Del Béisbol En La República Dominicana, Orlando Alba

Faculty Publications

En esta presentación se esboza el arraigo popular del juego de pelota en el país, destacando el sentimiento de orgullo nacional que provoca el béisbol. La parte central del trabajo está dedicada al vocabulario, pero también se describen de una manera muy rápida algunos de los principales fenómenos fonéticos, morfológicos y sintácticos presentes en las narraciones radiales. Se ofrece un análisis amplio del componente léxico, y se presentan listas de palabras que los dominicanos tienen disponibles cuando hablan de béisbol. Se describe la variación provocada por el nivel sociocultural y el sexo de los hablantes, así como la condicionada por …