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Found in 885 Collections and/or Records:

Only kingdom we've ever known, 2015

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Identifier: cw_2015spring_navarro_marisela.pdf
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Collection of nine short stories in which the theme of absence both unifies and distinguishes the stories, influencing the narratives in varying degrees: parents, communication, adulthood, requited love, and objects with sentimental value are examples of absences in effect. --Abstract.

Dates: 2015

Only What We Always Were, 2022

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Identifier: cw_2022spring_talton_caroline.pdf
Overview "Only What We Always Were, a short story collection by Caroline Talton, inspects the relationship between folklore and its connection to geographical place. Specifically, the author adopts the folk tales and ghost stories told in the state of North Carolina—from the foothills of the Appalachian Mountains to the shores of the Outer Banks. Each of the nine stories in this collection contain elements of the strange, blurring the line between fabulism and realism in order to explore themes of...
Dates: 2022

Optic nerve, 2016

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Identifier: cw_2016spring_clarke_cassandra.pdf
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First six chapters of a novel about Kikai Sato, a Japanese-American bookmaker struggling to make it in New York. She is asked by Akiyo, her yakuza-boss brother, to return to Kyoto to do him one last favor: Take out their father's eyes and return them to him for a cash reward.--Abstract.

Dates: 2016

Other people, 2017

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Identifier: cw_2017spring_lakin_thomas.pdf
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"This collection of stories explores our fraught relationship with the past, and the ways in which we try to reconcile our memories--those elusive, shimmery ghosts--with the often dim, unsatisfactory present. In their examination of the intricate threads which bind us to our bygone days, these stories are at once an elegy for times and selves lost, and a celebration of that which urges us onward." --Abstract.

Dates: 2017

Other possible futures, 2018

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Identifier: cw_2018spring_caplan-bricker_nora.pdf
Overview "This collection of essays charts the emergence of a searching social consciousness throughout a young woman’s early adulthood. Interweaving the genres of memoir, criticism, and narrative journalism, these seven pieces explore the ad hoc nature of a moral education—from formative encounters with art and literature, to experiences that bring new light to the old maxim, the personal is political. These essays range broadly, taking up feminism's conflicted lessons on the subject of loneliness;...
Dates: 2018

Other Such Fevers, 2022

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Identifier: cw_2022spring_perez_celeste.pdf
Overview "This collection of lyric poems explores the tensions inherent in the mode of being: the manyness of the self, the patterns of grief that break way to joy and grief again. The poems here are concerned with the cyclicality of the living, the way we mark the hours with tender and worried hearts, considering themes such as motherhood and non-motherhood, as well as ancestry and the memories we are not witness to, yet somehow still yearn or burn for. This manuscript is preoccupied by such...
Dates: 2022

Otherisms, 2016

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Identifier: vm_2016summer_mason-chambers_ashanti.pdf
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"Otherisms is a website featuring short videos covering topics that don't receive widespread coverage from mainstream media. This website combines the power of storytelling and journalism to deliver content in a non-traditional format. "Otherisms" is an umbrella term denoting the various systemic processes, in conjunction with white supremacy, which contribute to the "othering" of Black/African Americans, leaving them at a social, economic and political disadvantage." --Abstract.

Dates: 2016

Out of nowhere, 2017

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Identifier: vm_2017fall_farah_david.pdf
Overview "Out of Nowhere is a binaural audio drama told in three acts and staged in a three-dimensional, virtual still-life. The game is designed as an exercise in active listening, and the user has full agency to explore the game space as they choose. The ambient tones, narrative arc, and music are all delivered through binaural recordings. This game should be listened to on headphones so the audio can fully immerse the user in the home with the characters, Porter and Lacy. Out of Nowhere is the...
Dates: 2017

Out of Time, 2022

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Identifier: pf_2022fall_bordelove_emily.pdf
Overview "This young adult murder mystery follows Veda, a time traveler from another realm who was born to lessen the death and destruction caused by humans throughout their history. When her sister is murdered at her graduation ceremony and the leaders make little progress, Veda takes the situation in her own hands to find out who killed her sister and why. While dealing with grief as well as worsening obsessions and compulsions, she, her best friend and crush, Nazem, and her brother, Elijah, travel...
Dates: 2022

Outcast Island, 2017

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Identifier: cw_2017spring_haber_lindsay.pdf
Overview "Outcast Island is a novel set in a near distant future. It takes place in a society that has rid the world of violent crime by banishing criminals to a faraway island. On his eighteenth birthday, Lucas Green, a seemingly good kid, gets sent to Outcast Island due to an algorithm that has been monitoring him since he was two days old. Throughout the novel, the reader is given both the perspectives of Lucas on the island and his younger sister in the community as they try to uncover the truths...
Dates: 2017

Outcomes of a modified motor learning guided treatment in an adult with chronic aphasia and apraxia of speech, 2018

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Identifier: cd_2018spring_baade_alison.pdf
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"This single case study investigated speech and language outcomes for an adult with aphasia and apraxia of speech after she participated in treatment using modified Motor Learning Guided (mMLG) treatment delivered via telepractice...Overall findings suggest that a combined speech and language approach, as represented in mMLG, yielded improved outcomes in language and comprehensibility for [the] client." --Abstract.

Dates: 2018

Overcoming, 2017

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Identifier: vm_2017spring_dejkoska_katerina.pdf
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"Overcoming is a documentary in which Traumatic Brain Injury survivors delve into the experience after having sustained such an injury, supported by facts from medical professionals about TBI. The documentary explores how the TBI survivors cope with the consequences and what keeps them going." --Abstract.

Dates: 2017

Oyate, 2016

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Identifier: vm_2016spring_girmus_daniel.pdf
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"Oyate is an observational nonfiction film about life on the Pine Ridge Indian Reservation in southwestern South Dakota. The movie follows three families as they go about their daily activities over the course of a single summer. Meanwhile, the difficult realities of modern reservation life encroach upon them." --Abstract.

Dates: 2016

Paddy Wagon, 2021

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Identifier: sf_2021spring_hallinan_cameron.pdf
Overview "PADDY WAGON is a gritty crime drama with elements of dark comedy that focuses on a tough yet tender young thug. Set in Boston during the 1970s, the film aims to transports viewers into the world of organized crime within an unforgiving setting. The script takes cues from classic crime films like 'The Friends of Eddie Coyle and Dog Day Afternoon' but adds a modern spin to the genre. Ultimately, it's a period piece that reflects how increasingly corrosive the effects of violence have become...
Dates: 2021

Pale Through Her Eyes, 2023

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Identifier: pf_2023spring_demps_aladdin.pdf
Overview "Alana is a mystery among myths: A forbidden blending of dark elf and orc (driven to "extinction" centuries ago). Alana is truly a child of the African diaspora; and the bastard scion of a noble Elven house, and the last descendent of a lost Orcish clan. Trust, these ain't Tolkien's orcs. She is also supposedly destined to end the world, or save it, depending on which myths you read. Since she's known to be a screw-up, it could really go either way. Pale Through Her Eyes is an urban fantasy...
Dates: 2023

Paper dolls, 2015

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Identifier: cw_2015spring_joy_catherine.pdf
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"Paper Dolls is a collection of nine personal essays exploring author Catie Joy's emotional and political growth, from early childhood to emerging adulthood. Several linked essays in the collection trace the author's coming of age as a domestic adoptee." --Abstract.

Dates: 2015

Para Las Latinas, 2023

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Identifier: cw_2023spring_alvarez_victoria.pdf
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"Para Las Latinas is a collection of short stories told in multiple perspectives on the themes of identity, womanhood, misogyny, and culture. My experimentation with point-of-view in this collection ranges from second, roving third, and omniscient to gain a deeper sense of characters, plot, and societal commentary. The collection challenges the reader to enter worlds they are uncomfortable or unfamiliar with through bilingualism, relationship dynamics, and setting." -- Abstract

Dates: 2023

Parental coordination in autism spectrum disorder : modifications of structural aspects of language, 2017

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Identifier: cd_2017summer_gibbons_eve.pdf
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"The purpose of this study is to determine whether parents of children with ASD offer a similar quality of linguistic complexity to their children as parents of typically developing children and if they coordinate structural aspects of their speech in relation to the expressive language abilities of their child." --Abstract.

Dates: 2017

Parental mind-mindedness in vulnerable dyads : examining the differences within family, 2016

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Identifier: cd_2016spring_milkie_devon.pdf
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Communication development may be best represented in terms of the parent-child dyad, reflecting the cyclical nature of parent-child communication. The construct of "parental mind-mindedness" examines the parent-child dyad to describe parent sensitivity to and verbalization about a child's mental state. This research sought to elucidate differences in parental mind-mindedness within family, between siblings, and according to the clarity of child communication. --Abstract.

Dates: 2016

¡Pa'rriba Esa Bandera!: An Exploration of Puerto Rican Representation in West Side Story and In the Heights, 2023

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Identifier: te_2023spring_jacuzzi_hannah.pdf
Overview "This thesis examines the relationship between the history of Puerto Rico and the stories told about the Puerto Rican experience on stage. Specifically, the thesis unpacks the 1961 and 2021 movie musical adaptations of West Side Story and the 2021 movie musical adaption of In the Heights. These two blockbuster Broadway musicals have received international acclaim for their artistry, as well as criticism for their presentation of Hispanic and Latin culture. To facilitate a robust conversation...
Dates: 2023