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Prayer At Dawn, Helen M. Glende May 2015

Prayer At Dawn, Helen M. Glende

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Poem by Helen M. Glende.


Study Of A "Character", Walter O. Carter May 2015

Study Of A "Character", Walter O. Carter

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Non-fiction by Walter O. Carter.


Life Without Principle, James Cone May 2015

Life Without Principle, James Cone

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Non-fiction by James Cone.


On Attending College And Living At Home, Sherry A. Rash May 2015

On Attending College And Living At Home, Sherry A. Rash

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Non-fiction by Sherry A. Rash.


My Favorite Instructor, Ross Copeland May 2015

My Favorite Instructor, Ross Copeland

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Non-fiction by Ross Copeland.


The Acceleration Of American Life, Alice Aldrich May 2015

The Acceleration Of American Life, Alice Aldrich

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Non-fiction by Alice Aldrich.


My Misfortunes, John S. Glassford May 2015

My Misfortunes, John S. Glassford

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Non-fiction by John S. Glassford.


An Artificial Plague, Paul Ross May 2015

An Artificial Plague, Paul Ross

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Non-fiction by Paul Ross.


The Bridge, Alice Greene May 2015

The Bridge, Alice Greene

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Fiction by Alice Greene.


Long, Long Ago, Forrest A. Dunderman May 2015

Long, Long Ago, Forrest A. Dunderman

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Non-fiction by Forrest A. Dunderman.


A Pair Of Shoes, Ann Bailey May 2015

A Pair Of Shoes, Ann Bailey

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Fiction by Ann Bailey.


Flack, Emilio P. Ratti May 2015

Flack, Emilio P. Ratti

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Fiction by Emilio P. Ratti.


Sonnet 304 May 2015

Sonnet 304

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Poem by Verse Forms Class, 1948.


London Epitaph, Barbara Sims May 2015

London Epitaph, Barbara Sims

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Fiction by Barbara Sims.


The Byronic Hero, Jean Ann Bates May 2015

The Byronic Hero, Jean Ann Bates

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Non-fiction by Jean Ann Bates.


Two Poems, Frances King May 2015

Two Poems, Frances King

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Poems include: Ballad for a Boy at His Sister's Wedding and At the University by Frances King.


Differentiation Between Sarcasm And Cynicism, Barbara Ziegler May 2015

Differentiation Between Sarcasm And Cynicism, Barbara Ziegler

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Nonfiction by Barbara Ziegler.


Saturday Afternoon, Louise Grigsby May 2015

Saturday Afternoon, Louise Grigsby

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Fiction by Louise Grigsby.


A Conversation To Be Inserted Between The "Franklin's Tale" And The "Physician's Tale", Tom Misch May 2015

A Conversation To Be Inserted Between The "Franklin's Tale" And The "Physician's Tale", Tom Misch

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Fiction by Tom Misch.


A Caress For Marie, Kenneth Hopkins May 2015

A Caress For Marie, Kenneth Hopkins

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Fiction by Kenneth Hopkins.


Poems, J. H. Monninger May 2015

Poems, J. H. Monninger

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Poems include Trial by Conscience and Troop Train "Alles, Alles" , By. J.H. Monninger.


Evening Incident, Patty Lewis May 2015

Evening Incident, Patty Lewis

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SHE SAT ON the steps, idly digging her feet into the 10 in front of her. She watched with satisfaction as the ground brown of her shoes became streaked and dusty from the glossy earth sifting over them, She wondered whether anyone Sandy reprimand her. Her dress was wilted and a little damp from the summer heat.


Front Matter May 2015

Front Matter

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No abstract provided.


Volume 17, Issue 2: Full Issue Apr 2015

Volume 17, Issue 2: Full Issue

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No abstract provided.


About "An Apology For Idlers", Barbara J. Fisher Apr 2015

About "An Apology For Idlers", Barbara J. Fisher

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I am in complete argument with Robert Louis Stevenson in his essay An Apology for Idlers. However, I cannot help wishing he were here today, so that he could tell me how to accomplish the nearly insurmountable task of being a successful idler...


A Characterization Of Amarantha, Robert Malsberry Apr 2015

A Characterization Of Amarantha, Robert Malsberry

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Any attempt to characterize the heroine, Arnarantha, must first reveal her environment. One of the most backward sections in North Carolina is the setting, and the reader is made vividly aware of this' typical "Tobacco Road" backdrop. Amarantha is a farm girl-used to farm life and used to handling animals. The simplification of her name to the harsh and ugly "Mare" fully illustrates the crudeness and coarseness she is exposed to from birth. The author emphasizes Amarantha's faulty speech traits, but the reader feels no contempt for her-s-only pity for her lack of a normal educational background. Along with the …


Idler Meets Mr. Machine-Man, Paul Ross Apr 2015

Idler Meets Mr. Machine-Man, Paul Ross

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IDLER PAUSED to brush the beads of sweat, worry, from his forehead. He watched as the droplets fell to the dusty road of Life, landing in the footprint of the traveler several yards ahead of him. He studied the footprints, concluding that they were made by a person in great haste. This realization caused a cloud of gloom to pass over Idler's face, for he hated to see anyone in such a predicament. No person in this world can be enjoying himself when he has imbibed that destructive potion, Hurry, as this poor soul has evidently done, he decided...


The Luxury Of Idleness, Catherine Cowan Apr 2015

The Luxury Of Idleness, Catherine Cowan

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Living has almost become a lost art...


Why You Should Have A Dictionary, Richard Orman Apr 2015

Why You Should Have A Dictionary, Richard Orman

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Think, if you will, what talent might have been given to the world if little Johnnie had had a large unabridged dictionary. With such an aid he might have been able to reach the piano keys. But no, his family had no such helpful device. Alas, he had no way to reach those beautifully noisy keys, and instead of becoming a great, although underpaid, musician, he had to lay bricks and amass great wealth in later life.


The Meaning Of Democracy, Shirley Stillwell Apr 2015

The Meaning Of Democracy, Shirley Stillwell

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...In Gracie's vivid imagination, her chance to enjoy Iife's most exciting luxuries will come only if Herman is made of more than common clay. If he can provide the best, she can make the most of it; if not, her lot will be none the worse. A girl can dream and sometimes, it does no harm for her to do a little dreaming for her boy friend.