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Found in 1032 Collections and/or Records:

Let's Go Kill Your Father, 2021

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Identifier: sf_2021spring_rodriguez_isabella.pdf
Overview "LET'S GO KILL YOUR FATHER is a dark comedy and drama centered around a mother-daughter road trip that explores the complicated gravity of grief and guilt. Sprinkled with comedic levity, the film's emotional arc is tethered between the creation of one life and the ending of another. A young Cuban woman completing in vitro fertilization is suddenly jolted into a mission of the opposite nature when her estranged, sickly father asks her to travel from Miami to Portland to euthanize him. She...
Dates: 2021

Letters For Julian, 2019

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Identifier: sw_2019spring_cortes_maria.pdf
Overview "Letters for Julian is a coming-of-age dramedy about a Boston teenager who, after a sudden death of his mother, learns that he has an older brother who was given up for an adoption at an early age. Exploring themes of family ties, the importance of friendships and human connection, the script follows one main character through his journey on discovering what true family stands for, which leads to a final realization that sometimes blood ties are not the strongest, and our home is truly where...
Dates: 2019

Letters From My Subconscious, 2024

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Identifier: cw_2024spring_peck_susan.pdf
Overview ""Letters From My Subconscious" is a collection of short fiction containing a wide range of topics and styles. There are works of realism, surrealism, magical realism, fantasy, and satire, to name a few artistic approaches. Topic-wise, we dive into self-worth, death, love, familial relationships, spirituality, cultural critique, and much more. Whether the setting is in heaven, a hospital, or a doll factory, there will be plenty to contemplate, laugh at, and possibly relate to. This is...
Dates: 2024

Levels of Hell, 2020

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Identifier: pf_2020spring_quiroz-diez_tatiana.pdf
Overview "Where everyone's a sinner, the real virtue is figuring out how not to fall under the temptations. Levels of Hell follows a girl named Blythe who finds herself in Hell after some unfortunate incidents in her life right before she dies. In this version of Hell, The Seven Deadly Sins are the big bosses, and they are each responsible for their level. Only time will tell if she'll be able to overcome all Seven Deadly Sins and see if she can pass her final judgment and get into Heaven or stay to...
Dates: 2020

LGBTQ+ bookstores : past, present, and future, 2018

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Identifier: cw_2018spring_nisbet_stephanie.pdf
Overview "LGBTQ+ bookstores have provided an essential component of LGBTQ+ culture and history, serving not only as places to buy books, but also as cultural hubs and areas of discoverability, acceptance, and community. There were an estimated seventy-five to 100 LGBTQ+ bookstores in the United States at their peak in the 1990s, but there remain only six today. These bookstores have closed largely due to financial struggles, caused by high rent prices, the most recent economic recession, and...
Dates: 2018

LGBTQ+A : the need for a digital safe-space in a digital world, 2018

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Identifier: cm_2018summer_bastien_rebecca.pdf
Overview "Young people within the LGBTQ community often find themselves without mentors as they begin to discover their gender and sexual identities, and potentially put their safety at risk by attempting to learn more about themselves online. LGBTQ+A is a digital safe space app prototype where those discovering their identities are able to connect with others like themselves and learn from those with similar experiences, making the LGBTQ+ community accessible to queer individuals all over the...
Dates: 2018

Life and death and pizza, 2015

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Identifier: cw_2015spring_papa_michaela.pdf
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"A collection of short stories focused on characters who find themselves slightly left of center." --Abstract.

Dates: 2015

Life's A Zoo, 2024

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Identifier: sf_2024spring_kendig_lauren.pdf
Overview "Life's A Zoo is a half-hour workplace comedy about a group of people working for the education department at the over a hundred year old Elohi Zoo. We follow the daily ups and downs of the dream team; director of education Betty and her second in command Marcus, the former public school teachers turned zoo educators Victoria and Stephan, the education animal outreach Dawn and Mia, and newcomer office secretary Katie. Their main goal, to share their passion for animals and to educate the...
Dates: 2024

Light Catchers, 2022

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Identifier: sw_2022spring_roberts_jarrod.pdf
Overview "This project is a pilot and limited series for a run of ten episodes, revolving around a lone-wolf criminal assembling a heist team to steal a corporation's secret method of faster-than-light travel. The science fiction and heist hybrid follows the main character around a developed solar system, to recruit maladaptive experts into his team, including his distant mother figure and mentor, an ex-gang member robot, a deaf combat specialist, and a hacker addicted to existing in cyberspace." --...
Dates: 2022

Lightning body complex, 2018

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Identifier: cw_2018spring_cromwell_jordan.pdf
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"This is a collection of linked short stories about a man turned superhuman and his exploration into being super." --Abstract.

Dates: 2018

"Like His Old Self": Communication and Life Participation Outcomes of a Recreational Sailing Program for a Person with Aphasia, 2019

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Identifier: cd_2019spring_dibona_catherine.pdf
Overview "This study employed a pretest-posttest design to investigate the effects on language, communication, communicative confidence, and quality of life for a person with aphasia following his participation in a 10-week recreational sailing program. BD, a person with longstanding severe aphasia, participated in this study. Following treatment, the participant demonstrated improvements in communication effectiveness and quality of life, as reflected by scores on the Boston Assessment of Severe...
Dates: 2019

Like Rats in a Swarm, 2022

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Identifier: pf_2022fall_raker_katie.pdf
Overview "Like Rats in a Swarm is a young adult fantasy novel. The first in a series and focuses on Yadira "Dead Eye" Alamilla, a one-eyed hunter living in an overgrown dystopian world. Magic has been lost and Yadira and her people are only protected from the overgrown animals and the dangerous faerie by the walls of their isolated city. They are fearful of anyone beyond their walls, including Druids, Faeries, and Free Travelers who navigate the overgrown world with ease. After a hunt goes wrong,...
Dates: 2022

Linxi and Her World, 2021

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Identifier: vma_2021spring_liang_xiaoya.pdf
Overview "'Linxi and Her World' is a 2-channel video installation that explores the artist's first motherhood, and her daughter Linxi's early childhood. All the footage was shot in 2020 when Linxi was between 2-3 years old. It was also when social distancing and wearing masks became a daily routine. In this installation, two experimental videos are projected onto the wall across from each other. The two videos share the same length and they start and finish simultaneously. On one side, the shaky...
Dates: 2021

Lions' Heads, 2021

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Identifier: vma_2021spring_li_ruoyu.pdf
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"'Lions' Heads is a short Chinese family drama that follows an over-caring mother who surprises her son with an overseas visit. While the film's delicious food elements create a warm family tone, at its core the story explores underlying themes of anxiety and depression in international student communities and domestic violence." -- Abstract

Dates: 2021

Liquid gold and Maybe later, 2018

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Identifier: wf_2018spring_savini_nicole.pdf
Overview "Liquid Gold is a pilot that sets the background for a half-hour comedy-drama series exploring the lengths single mothers must go to survive. The work confronts toxic gender expectations and our cultural discomfort with the biological female body, in contrast to our obsession with the sexualized female body. Lisette is a recently divorced mother of a new baby and 8-year-old son. In need of income and struggling to re-enter the work force, she discovers an untapped market of bodybuilders,...
Dates: 2018

LISTEN! Non-hierarchical Teaching and Learning through Co-Created Theatre in a High School Community, 2023

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Identifier: te_2023summer_hamilton_french_leah.pdf
Overview "This paper discusses and reflects on a devised theater project co-created by the author, a high school theater teacher, and four of her students in the spring of 2023. In addition to a describing the project design and outcomes, it weaves together research on the school-to-prison pipeline, restorative discipline, non-hierarchical pedagogy, and storytelling as methodology with participant interviews and anecdotal evidence from devising sessions and performances to advocate for co-created...
Dates: 2023

Litany of the Bone Saint, 2023

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Identifier: pf_2023spring_fergione_ken.pdf
Overview "Sister Roksana, Priestess of Death, recruits Mihaela, innkeeper aspiring to practice magic, to confront a mysterious evil surrounding the fabled city, Death's End. An evil that the city's Lord Mayor, August Bane, and Librarian, Ulyana, accidentally free—a millennia old Queen that once ruled. As their investigations progress the three point of view characters, Roksana, Mihaela, and Ulyana, wrestle with their responsibilities, to the world and to the people they love, and find their faith...
Dates: 2023

Locked Doors, 2019

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Identifier: cw_2019spring_romero_albert.pdf
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"The chief concern of this body of work is the function of memory as part of our daily lives. In the fleeting present moments of the characters investigated, I show how the memory of a place or a person tinges that moment. The purpose here is not to make claims or theorize about what memory is or how it functions, rather, it is to show how each of these characters copes with their past moving forward into their future." -- Abstract

Dates: 2019

Lola, 2024

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Identifier: vm_2024spring_ang_carlo.pdf
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"Lola is a short hybrid documentary using a combination of live-action footage, animation, and archival materials to tell the story of my grandmother's experience living in the Philippines during World War II. The film explores essential facets of the Asian-American experience: migration, displacement, the price of assimilation, war, and intergenerational silence." -- Abstract

Dates: 2024

Long emergency, 2015

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Identifier: cw_2015spring_dicello_nicole.pdf
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"This manuscript of poems examines the forces that shape us, from the astronomical laws of the universe to manufactured earthly possessions. How can we see that which pervades every cell, but is yet invisible? Do we fully understand the repercussions of what we create? Are we in charge of our desires, or are they manufacturing us?" --Abstract.

Dates: 2015