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Sage, Bekah Pollard May 2015

Sage, Bekah Pollard

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Poem by Bekah Pollard

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A Small Shove, Justina Kaiser May 2015

A Small Shove, Justina Kaiser

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Fiction by Justina Kaiser

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Press 1 For More Options, Ross Reagan May 2015

Press 1 For More Options, Ross Reagan

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Fiction by Ross Reagan

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Flowers Of The Gutter, Ali Cravens May 2015

Flowers Of The Gutter, Ali Cravens

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Painting by Ali Cravens

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Unlikely Circumstance, Wesley Sexton May 2015

Unlikely Circumstance, Wesley Sexton

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Poem by Wesley Sexton

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Like I Am A Woman, Ali Cravens May 2015

Like I Am A Woman, Ali Cravens

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Poem by Ali Cravens

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Double Jeopardy, Earl Townsend May 2015

Double Jeopardy, Earl Townsend

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Fiction by Earl Townsend

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He Was Maxwell, Chloe Sell May 2015

He Was Maxwell, Chloe Sell

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Poem by Chloe Sell

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Smoke And Mirrors, Maddi Rasor May 2015

Smoke And Mirrors, Maddi Rasor

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Fiction by Maddi Rasor

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Move Yourself, Elanor Leonne Bennett May 2015

Move Yourself, Elanor Leonne Bennett

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Photograph by Elanor Leonne Bennett

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To The Sister I Never Had, Zacharia Hedier May 2015

To The Sister I Never Had, Zacharia Hedier

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Poem by Zacharia Hedier

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Mine, Ali Schanbacher May 2015

Mine, Ali Schanbacher

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Fiction by Ali Schanbacher

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Spider Swing, Camille Millier May 2015

Spider Swing, Camille Millier

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Poem by Camille Millier

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Ingrid, Elizabeth Terrell May 2015

Ingrid, Elizabeth Terrell

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Fiction by Elizabeth Terrell

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Connection, Danielle Lovero May 2015

Connection, Danielle Lovero

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Painting by Danielle Lovero

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Lovers In Appalachia, Ashley Shufflebarger May 2015

Lovers In Appalachia, Ashley Shufflebarger

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Poem by Ashley Shufflebarger

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Interview With Noviolet Bulawayo, Christian Hartselle May 2015

Interview With Noviolet Bulawayo, Christian Hartselle

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NoViolet Bulawayo, today a Stegner Fellow at Stanford University and recognized with a Truman Capote Fellowship, carries with her the life of an American and her childhood's Zimbabwe. She explores this duality in We Need New Names, published in 2013, and is the winner of a myriad of awards, including the Hemingway Foundation Award, the Los Angeles Times Book Prize Art Seidenbaum Award for First Fiction, and Etisalat Prize for Literature.

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Harbinger And Cathedrals, Elena Decook, Richard Shi May 2015

Harbinger And Cathedrals, Elena Decook, Richard Shi

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Fiction by Elena DeCook and Photography by Richard Shi

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To The Elephants That Roam, Chloe Sell May 2015

To The Elephants That Roam, Chloe Sell

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Poem by Chloe Sell

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Neverland, Nicole Manges May 2015

Neverland, Nicole Manges

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Poem by Nicole Manges

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The List, Rachel Dupont May 2015

The List, Rachel Dupont

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Fiction by Rachel Dupont

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Vim: A Redepiction Of Baxiaart’S “...”, Ali Cravens May 2015

Vim: A Redepiction Of Baxiaart’S “...”, Ali Cravens

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Painting by Ali Cravens

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My Smile Takes Up My Whole Face, But I Have Clouds On My Hands So I Can't Touch It, Bekah Pollard May 2015

My Smile Takes Up My Whole Face, But I Have Clouds On My Hands So I Can't Touch It, Bekah Pollard

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Poem by Bekah Pollard

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Roses And Bones, Camille Millier May 2015

Roses And Bones, Camille Millier

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Fiction by Camille Millier

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Front Matter, Manuscripts Staff May 2015

Front Matter, Manuscripts Staff

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Interview With Mary Carolyn Watson, Mary Carolyn Watson May 2015

Interview With Mary Carolyn Watson, Mary Carolyn Watson

South Carolina Mother of the Year Oral History Archives

Interview with Mary Carolyn Watson, 1986 South Carolina Mother of the Year.

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The Disinheritance Of Power, Jared Stein May 2015

The Disinheritance Of Power, Jared Stein

Undergraduate Theses—Unrestricted

Patriarchy as a system of cultural organization is entering a new period of existence where the notion of masculine predominance is challenged and the power of maleness is redressed. This shift is extremely slow and just begun, but felt nonetheless by men. Masculine identity has long been dependent on patriarchy for definition. Modern masculinity, shaped by the tenants of patriarchy, emphasizes the power of the masculine over the feminine and perpetuates the supposedly inherent entitlement of the male condition. As cultural power is rebalanced the inherited power of masculinity will diminish. The inheritance of power that has allowed men to …

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On Thresholds, Jacob Muldowney May 2015

On Thresholds, Jacob Muldowney

Graduate School of Art Theses

Thresholds, as a sign for that which is transitional, are ripe with metaphorical potential. One threshold that plays a major role in my work is the veil. The veil, as an object, provides more of a visual than a bodily obstruction. Because of this, some of the most potent metaphors surrounding the veil have to do with the threshold of human perception. By utilizing various veiling techniques, my work addresses the limitation of perception from multiple angles. Ultimately, encountering the boundary line of one’s perceptual capabilities gives insight into the possibility of the simultaneous existence of things both visible and …

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Rhetorics Of Engagement Across And About Faith And Worldview Difference, John Maclean May 2015

Rhetorics Of Engagement Across And About Faith And Worldview Difference, John Maclean

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Interactions across faith and worldview difference are becoming increasingly common in many communities and around the world. These interactions can be verbally or physically violent, and even deadly, or they can be beautiful and enriching, or they can be ignored, resisted or refused. In this dissertation I put scholarship that endorses a broader conception of rhetoric in conversation with my personal experience in interfaith relations and dialogue in order to discover better ways to study these interactions. I propose and develop two constructs, "rhetorical space" and "rhetorical stance", that I use to explore and analyze people's attitudes toward and experiences …

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1st Place Research Paper: Moviegoers And The Moon In 1953, Hannah E. Gary May 2015

1st Place Research Paper: Moviegoers And The Moon In 1953, Hannah E. Gary

Kevin and Tam Ross Undergraduate Research Prize

"By analyzing the complicated production of the sexually-provocative The Moon is Blue in the early 1950s, this essay seeks to isolate the perspectives of censorship groups, artistic authorities, governmental legislatures, and the Production Code Administration (PCA) in their respective appraisals of the Hollywood industry’s movie-going public. Referencing communications between studio personnel and the PCA, as well as court documents and scholarly research, this paper highlights how the various organizations’ differing conceptions are relevant with regards to their Cold War context. This period inspired containment ideology in narratives celebrating 'universal ideals and patriotic or sacred causes' through the awareness of a …

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