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A Butler Daydream: In Earnest From Pastures To Streets?, Tanya Beyer Aug 2015

A Butler Daydream: In Earnest From Pastures To Streets?, Tanya Beyer

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No abstract provided.


Painted Lady, Gina Zellmer Aug 2015

Painted Lady, Gina Zellmer

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No abstract provided.


An Afternoon In The Outerworld, Mary Ellen Mcleaster Aug 2015

An Afternoon In The Outerworld, Mary Ellen Mcleaster

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No abstract provided.


An Unworkable System, Richard Moore Aug 2015

An Unworkable System, Richard Moore

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No abstract provided.


Tide, Diane Marie Smagatz Aug 2015

Tide, Diane Marie Smagatz

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No abstract provided.


The Label Says It All, Marta Phillips Aug 2015

The Label Says It All, Marta Phillips

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No abstract provided.


Truckers--A Short Romance, Angelo Woodman Aug 2015

Truckers--A Short Romance, Angelo Woodman

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No abstract provided.


Winter, Fran Hart Aug 2015

Winter, Fran Hart

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Writer's Lesson, Melissa E. Stone Aug 2015

Writer's Lesson, Melissa E. Stone

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No abstract provided.


Millionaire, Emmy Leeman Aug 2015

Millionaire, Emmy Leeman

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No abstract provided.


Untitled, Suzanne Faeth Aug 2015

Untitled, Suzanne Faeth

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Solitaire, Mario Quintana Aug 2015

Solitaire, Mario Quintana

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No abstract provided.


Patience, Carla Cowles Aug 2015

Patience, Carla Cowles

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Moon-Lit Night, Diane Marie Smagatz Aug 2015

Moon-Lit Night, Diane Marie Smagatz

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Titus Afternoon, Angelo Woodman Aug 2015

Titus Afternoon, Angelo Woodman

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Madman At Noon, Mark Murray Aug 2015

Madman At Noon, Mark Murray

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Soon After Dawn, Debra Cope Aug 2015

Soon After Dawn, Debra Cope

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Ellington Emerald, Marta Phillips Aug 2015

Ellington Emerald, Marta Phillips

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At The Birthing Of A Day, David W. Vandegrift Aug 2015

At The Birthing Of A Day, David W. Vandegrift

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Elaboration, Brian Szurgot Aug 2015

Elaboration, Brian Szurgot

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Traveler's Song, Melissa E. Stone Aug 2015

Traveler's Song, Melissa E. Stone

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Front Matter, Manuscripts Staff Aug 2015

Front Matter, Manuscripts Staff

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No abstract provided.


Defacement Of Life, Ryan Hester Aug 2015

Defacement Of Life, Ryan Hester

Art 525/Art History 5290 Papers

No abstract provided.


Arnow, Harriette Louisa (Simpson), 1908-1986 (Sc 2936), Manuscripts & Folklife Archives Aug 2015

Arnow, Harriette Louisa (Simpson), 1908-1986 (Sc 2936), Manuscripts & Folklife Archives

Manuscript Collection Finding Aids

Finding Aid and scan (Click on "Additional Files" below) for Manuscripts Small Collection 2936. Letter, 6 March 1964, of Harriette Simpson Arnow, Ann Arbor, Michigan, to “Mrs. Holland,” in response to a compliment for her novel Hunter’s Horn. Arnow briefly recalls her publications since The Dollmaker and notes “unenthusiastic” reviews in Kentucky of her most recent work. She also mentions an article about her in the previous fall’s Louisville Courier-Journal Magazine [8 December 1963].


Convocation, President Wayne D. Andrews, Office Of The President Aug 2015

Convocation, President Wayne D. Andrews, Office Of The President

University Archives Finding Aids

No abstract provided.


Why Simpler Arguments Are Better, Moti Mizrahi Aug 2015

Why Simpler Arguments Are Better, Moti Mizrahi

Arts and Communication Faculty Publications

In this paper, I argue that, other things being equal, simpler arguments are better. In other words, I argue that, other things being equal, it is rational to prefer simpler arguments over less simple ones. I sketch three arguments in support of this claim: an argument from mathematical proofs, an argument from scientific theories, and an argument from the conjunction rule.


Interview With Bob Gorman - Oh 169, Robert M. Gorman Aug 2015

Interview With Bob Gorman - Oh 169, Robert M. Gorman

Winthrop University Oral History Program

In his August 20, 2015 interview with Michelle Dubert-Bellrichard, Bob Gorman describes his career at Winthrop from 1986-2014, and his involvement in the Vote of No Confidence in 1995. Gorman compares the Winthrop of 1986 to the Winthrop of today and recounts the history of Presidents from 1986 to the present. This interview was conducted for inclusion into the Louise Pettus Archives and Special Collections Oral History Program.


Volume 47, Issue 2: Full Issue, Manuscripts Staff Aug 2015

Volume 47, Issue 2: Full Issue, Manuscripts Staff

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Ranby, Libby Kelly Aug 2015

Ranby, Libby Kelly

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A Cup Of Tea, Yoko Chase Aug 2015

A Cup Of Tea, Yoko Chase

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Poetry Contest, First Prize