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"No Nation More Tenacious Of Its Past" National Historical Memory In Lnterwar Scotland, 1920-1934, Susannah Morrison Mar 2024

"No Nation More Tenacious Of Its Past" National Historical Memory In Lnterwar Scotland, 1920-1934, Susannah Morrison

The Thetean: A Student Journal for Scholarly Historical Writing

Looking back over the last claendar year at the end of 1929, one Glasgow newspaper concluded, "Certainly no year within the memory of any living Scot has witnessed so much heart-searching. Never before has there been so much airing of the question: what is wrong with Scotland?" The question might as well have been posed about the entire decade of the 1920s. Scotland emerged from the Great War essentially demoralized, with a devastated industrial sector, an influx of Irish immigration, and a flood of mass Scottish emigration to Canada, Australia, and New Zealand. Facing this onslaught of postwar domestic problems, …


Jazz And Music Diplomacy In The Cold War, Mitch Rogers Mar 2024

Jazz And Music Diplomacy In The Cold War, Mitch Rogers

The Thetean: A Student Journal for Scholarly Historical Writing

In the Soviet Union in the 1950s, everyone jammed. While High Soviet officials worked their hardest to jam the incoming Voice of America and Music U.S.A. radio broadcasts, Soviet musicians and youth jammed underground to the hot swing .and blue harmonies of American jazz. Jazz, with its rebellious syncopations, rogue tunings, and egalitarian arrangements, connected with the Soviet people. Amicable cultural exchange between the two superpowers began only in 1958, and even then it only took place in small, mitigated steps. Knowing the Soviet proclivity for American music, American statesmen saw the opportunity to replace the stodgy, pedantic propaganda …


Foreword, Tyler Balli Mar 2024

Foreword, Tyler Balli

The Thetean: A Student Journal for Scholarly Historical Writing

The world we live in is far from perfect. Prejudice, misunderstanding, and fear of the "other"-whoever that other might be-still abound. Perhaps some of these characteristics are simply human and will never be eradicated entirely. But I truly believe that one remedy for these feelings is the study of history. After all, history takes us to times and places completely foreign to us. It requires us to cry to understand people's thoughts, fears, motivations, and reasoning even though they are completely different from our own. Well-researched and well-written history helps us remove labels and discard oversimplifications and generalizations, helping us …


Front Matter Mar 2024

Front Matter

The Thetean: A Student Journal for Scholarly Historical Writing

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Fortune, Abby Petersen Mar 2024

Fortune, Abby Petersen

Floodwall Magazine

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Haunted Playground, Gon Carlson Mar 2024

Haunted Playground, Gon Carlson

Floodwall Magazine

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A Midsummer Daydream, Kira Symington Mar 2024

A Midsummer Daydream, Kira Symington

Floodwall Magazine

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An Object Lesson In The Humane And Ethical Treatment Of Others, Charles Henry Mar 2024

An Object Lesson In The Humane And Ethical Treatment Of Others, Charles Henry

Floodwall Magazine

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The Cold, Brenden Kimpe Mar 2024

The Cold, Brenden Kimpe

Floodwall Magazine

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A Cold Line: A Ten-Minute Play, Adam March Mar 2024

A Cold Line: A Ten-Minute Play, Adam March

Floodwall Magazine

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Meta, Kira Symington Mar 2024

Meta, Kira Symington

Floodwall Magazine

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Lunch Break, Korbyan Chavez Mar 2024

Lunch Break, Korbyan Chavez

Floodwall Magazine

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Oranges And Losing You, Clara Anderson-Cameron Mar 2024

Oranges And Losing You, Clara Anderson-Cameron

Floodwall Magazine

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Seasons, Rachael Erickson Mar 2024

Seasons, Rachael Erickson

Floodwall Magazine

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Two Poems, Chad Erickstad Mar 2024

Two Poems, Chad Erickstad

Floodwall Magazine

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Invocation October 2023, Casey Fuller Mar 2024

Invocation October 2023, Casey Fuller

Floodwall Magazine

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Words Meant For A Notecard, Brenden Kimpe Mar 2024

Words Meant For A Notecard, Brenden Kimpe

Floodwall Magazine

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Nohoilpi, John Michael Luckett Mar 2024

Nohoilpi, John Michael Luckett

Floodwall Magazine

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Everyday, Alyssa Martinez Mar 2024

Everyday, Alyssa Martinez

Floodwall Magazine

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Three Poems, Dani Ogawa Mar 2024

Three Poems, Dani Ogawa

Floodwall Magazine

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Return To Soils, Jasmine Patera Mar 2024

Return To Soils, Jasmine Patera

Floodwall Magazine

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Ode To The Mento Moon, Abby Petersen Mar 2024

Ode To The Mento Moon, Abby Petersen

Floodwall Magazine

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Flicker, Chloe Piekkola Mar 2024

Flicker, Chloe Piekkola

Floodwall Magazine

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The Guilty | The Innocent, Lillian Quinn Mar 2024

The Guilty | The Innocent, Lillian Quinn

Floodwall Magazine

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Two Poems, Maren Schettler Mar 2024

Two Poems, Maren Schettler

Floodwall Magazine

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Birds That Live In The Ivy Wall, Katerina Sladko Mar 2024

Birds That Live In The Ivy Wall, Katerina Sladko

Floodwall Magazine

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An Ode To Friends Past And Present, Autumn Thompson Mar 2024

An Ode To Friends Past And Present, Autumn Thompson

Floodwall Magazine

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Out Of Spite, Jayden Buckau Mar 2024

Out Of Spite, Jayden Buckau

Floodwall Magazine

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Whimsical Indie, Lily Newton Mar 2024

Whimsical Indie, Lily Newton

Illustration Student Work

This is an album cover for a playlist inspired by whimsical indie songs that I enjoy. The image of this work came to mind as I listened to the songs, so this work is my interpretation of that and an attempt to create a work that communicates the cozy, fantastical feelings the songs I chose elicit.


Japanese Fashion Legacies, Emily C. Guerry, Patricia B. Metcalf Mar 2024

Japanese Fashion Legacies, Emily C. Guerry, Patricia B. Metcalf

[Archive] Belmont University Research Symposium (BURS)

Exploration of Japan's contributions to fashion is highlighted in our research presentation. Silhouettes, textiles, and accessories that originated in ancient Japanese culture are analyzed throughout their evolution. From these findings, a 10-piece capsule collection was made to bring these ideas further into the modern day. We displayed them from traditional to modern to highlight this evolution through the culture. Popular garments such as the Kimono were used as inspiration for details such as thick belts, ties, and wrap-style shirts. Additionally, the textile stitching technique, Sashiko, is a main source of inspiration in the collection. Sashiko started as a mending technique …