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Painting on Silence
(2013-10-26) -
Palm Sunday
(2007-04-01) -
Palm Sunday - Service of Word and Song
(2009-04-05) -
A Palm Sunday Event - "All Glory, Laud, and Honor"
(2006-04-09) -
Panhellenic Council
(1970) -
Paradise
(1988)Intaglio Print A colored print depicting a blue cockatoo and two macaws perching on tree branches, with foliage behind them. 15 (1/8)” x 20” Printed by: M. Amborn Donated by: M. Amborn Johnson Arts Center ... -
Parent's Weekend: Spring Fest
(1998-04-28) -
Party
(1990) -
Pastoral
(1980)Intaglio Print A print depicting a barn and a farmhouse, amid a field partitioned off by several bare trees. Beyond the buildings are several black lines, implied to be a forest with trees lacking leaves. 13 (1/8)" ... -
Patio Pops
(2021-09-19) -
Patterns in Bachelor’s Degree Completion among First-Generation Students from Urban, Public K-12 School Districts
(2017)This quantitative research study investigated the relationship between the characteristics and experiences of first-generation students from urban, public K-12 school districts and whether they remain on track for completion ... -
Paul Verlaine’s Influence over French Mélodie: A Study of Musical Settings of Verlaine
(2020)This study seeks to identify Paul Verlaine’s specific influence over the French art song genre of mélodie through a close analysis of his poems and their various musical settings. Many composers have set his poems to music, ... -
The Peace Park With The Atom-Bomb Dome
(2017)Textile A print depicting the destroyed remains of a building with a dome overlooking a large park and a river. In the bottom right corner of the piece are the words: "The City of Hiroshima" in black thread, and in the ... -
Pearl E. Goeller and Harold Lentz
(1960) -
Pearl E. Goeller: Registrar
(1960) -
Pedological Factors on the Leaching of Heavy Metals from First World War Battlefields
(2020-05)At the time that the armistice was signed in November 1918, what would become known as the First World War was the single most destructive conflict in human history. While millions were left dead on the battlefields of a ... -
Pen Drawing
(1882)This notebook, discovered among the records in the Carthage Biology Department, documents Tandy's work as an artist and Postmaster in Dallas City, Illinois. In those days, letters which could not be delivered were advertised ... -
The Perceived Impact of Social Support Provided by Athletic Trainers and Student Athletic Trainers to Injured Collegiate Athletes
(2015)The positive effects of social support received by injured college athletes are beneficial to their recovery. There are many social groups that participate in the support of injured athletes including the athletic training ...
