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An Old School Tie, William M. Jarnigan

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An article in the first UNA Alumni Magazine by William M. Jarnigan, alumni of the Class of '71 and Director of University Relations at UNA in 1992.

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Lagrange College: A Historical Sketch, Harry V. Barnard

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A history of LaGrange College

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1872-1974 University's Chronological History, The Flor-Ala

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A chronological history of the University of North Alabama from 1872 onward.

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An Act To Authorize And Require The State Board Of Education To Change The Name Of The Normal Schools Or Teachers College, Brown Printing Company Printers And Binders Montgomery, Alabama

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Alabama Legislative Act No. 110 to change name to Florence State College

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A Living Curiosity: Storytelling As An Invitation To Wonder, Jackson Visscher, David Wibowo

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"By pairing powerful footage with real-life testimonies, filmmakers can encourage reflection and deeper questions."

Posting about filmmaking that inspires wonder from In All Things, an online hub that offers insight into maintaining and faithful and orthodox Reformed Christian worldview while fearlessly engaging in every aspect of contemporary life – until all is made new.

A Living Curiosity

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“Courage, Sisters. Your Living Is The Stuff Of Freedom”: Women In The Camden 28, 1971-1973, Abbigail Madeline Ealer

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This historical study investigated the role and experiences of the ten women in the Camden 28, which was a group of Catholic Leftists who raided the draft board in Camden, NJ in 1971 to protest the Vietnam War. In utilizing a myriad of sources from archival collections through scarcely seen personal ephemera to correspondence with individuals connected to this case, this thesis demonstrated the importance of these women to the planning and execution of the raid as well as their significance to the outcome of the trial in 1973. It also showed the need for targeted scholarship on them. Furthermore, …

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Filling The Knowledge Gap: The National Automobile Theft Bureau And The Rise Of Private Intelligence, 1912–1941, William Murray

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This thesis examines the Automobile Protective and Information Bureau (APIB) and its successor, the National Automobile Theft Bureau (NATB), situating these institutions within the development of corporate intelligence in the United States. The rapid expansion of automobile ownership produced a form of crime defined by technological advancement and jurisdictional fragmentation that existing law enforcement could not effectively address. In response, automobile insurance companies created the APIB as a centralized clearinghouse for theft intelligence. By standardizing reporting, maintaining national records, and distributing investigative information, the Bureau developed an early private intelligence infrastructure that supported law enforcement. The limitations of local enforcement …

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Perception And Identity Through The Deconstruction Of Images, Ember Gulden

University Honors Theses

Human lives are informed by images, which allow us to understand a moment from the past while transforming the way we remember it. A photograph is a representation of what was physically in front of a camera. However, the image after its capture holds no singular identity and is malleable, similar to memory. I use photography and mixed-media collage in my artistic practice to explore how perception and identity is affected by the images we consume. My BFA project "This Doesn't Have To Be The End" examines the complex nature of identity through the transformation of personal photographs into pixel-like …

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Junk Journaling For Graphic Designers: Analog Play & Process In An Increasingly Digital Design Landscape, Kristina Rosgen

University Honors Theses

This thesis explores junk journaling as an accessible analog practice for young graphic designers experiencing digital fatigue, creative stress, and perfectionism. Through historical research, a hands-on workshop, and an interactive Readymag website, the project shows how junk journaling can help designers reconnect with play, process, physical materials, and the joy of making.

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Commencement, Lagrange College

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Commencement Program from LaGrange College, June 1851.

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Dr. Norton Speaks: Lagrange College, Florence State's Predecessor, Left Rich Heritage, Historical Association Told, The Florence Times/Dr. E.B. Norton

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Dr. E.B. Norton, president of FSTC, presents a talk on the history of FSTC to the North Alabama Historical Association, March 22, 1956.

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First Woman Elected To Head Board Of Trustees, The Flor-Ala

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Mrs. R.L. Potts becomes the first woman to head the Board of Trustees as president pro tempore for the university in 1973.

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An Act To Create A Board Of Trustees To Manage And Control Florence State College..., Skinner Printing And Office Supply Co. Printers-Binders

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Alabama Legislative Act No. 773 for Florence State College

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History Of Wesleyan Hall, Susan Guttery

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History of Wesleyan Hall

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Always By The Seaside, Tony Gudkov

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Effects Of Peer Tutoring Training Duration And Group Piano Level On Harmonization And Transposition Achievement And Learning Attitudes Of Undergraduate Non-Keyboard Music Students, Jinnan Liu

LSU Doctoral Dissertations

The purpose of this study was to examine the relationships among peer tutoring training duration, group piano level, and undergraduate non-keyboard music students’ achievement in harmonization and transposition, as well as their learning attitude following peer tutoring. Based on the literature on cooperative learning, peer-assisted learning, and reciprocal peer tutoring, this study examined whether differences in training duration and group piano level were related to student performance and learning experiences in university group piano.

A quasi-experimental 2 2 design was used. The independent variables were peer tutoring training duration (2-day vs. 4-day) and group piano level (Group Piano II vs. …

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Editor’S Introduction, Michael D. Pante

Philippine Studies: Historical and Ethnographic Viewpoints

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Well Done, Good And Faithful Servant, Timothy Van Soelen

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Review: The Jesuits: A Thematic History By Claudio Ferlan, Ashley N. Gisiger Edd

Jesuit Higher Education: A Journal

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Editorial: On Change, Again, Kari Kloos

Jesuit Higher Education: A Journal

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Book Review: Yamin Hu, The Contemporary Construction Of The Chinese Form Of Marxist Literary Criticism , Paul R. Patton

CLCWeb: Comparative Literature and Culture

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