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        Art in the life of the secondary school pupil

        Weldele, Mary K. (Mary Kathryn) (2012-08-14)
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        A study of opinions as to the value of the master's thesis as held by graduates of I.S.T.C.

        Tirey, Robert E. (2012-08-15)
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        An analytical study of education and art publications to determine the trends in art education

        Kirkman, Consuelo Clehouse (2012-08-16)
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        A tentative art course of study for the senior high school

        Megenhardt, Dorothea T. (2012-08-20)
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        How community resources may be utilized to enrich the curriculum and how this may lead to varied art experiences

        Hamilton, Marian R. (2012-08-20)
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        THE ERECHTHEUM OF THE ATHENIAN ACROPOLIS A SACRED SPACE

        Cozart, Kelly (2012-12)
        Ancient Greeks and their ancestors, like most cultures of prehistory, sought to make sacred their surroundings in an effort to control their existence via the creation of a site and a vehicle of return, spiritually and physically, to a time of communion and interaction between the gods I creators and man. The physical results of these spiritual desires were evident in the choices of sites for sacred and domestic structures, their orientation, and even the composition of the buildings and altars. Few places on this earth embodied this saturation of spirit into a site, structure and sculpture more than the ancient remains of the Greek Athenian Acropolis and, more specifically, the Erechtheum. Widely accepted bodies of research have concluded that the Peloponnesian peninsula, and the Athenian Acropolis, have been inhabited by Greek speaking tribes who migrated southward from Anatolia around 6000 B.C.E.1 However, most researchers admit that no exact date or period can be pinpointed as to when the transformation from profane space to sacred space took place or when the shift from the matriarchal to patriarchal deities occurred. Many researchers and scholars do agree that while the earliest structures were habitats and fortifications, they were also sacred sites of ritual and worship, and the deities were distinctly female.
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        Beach Buddies Community Engagement Design

        Fergie, Jennifer (2012-12)
        Ever since I could remember my summers began and ended at the beach. From the time I was a small child until now it has always been my place of solace. It is a place where I can let my thoughts, emotions, and creativity run free.
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        A study of color

        Brown, Bessie C. (2013-01-22)
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        A survey of art needs in business

        Werneke, Richard A. (2013-02-25)
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        A survey of the art training of the classroom teachers of Terre Haute, Indiana

        Spangler, Harriett J. (2013-03-04)
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        The execution of the stations of the cross for St. Francis Xaiver Convent Chapel Wilmette, Illinois

        Pfau, Edith, Sister (2013-03-21)
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        An experiment in copper repousse of the stations of the cross

        Mesker, M. Winifrid, Sister, O.S.B. (2013-04-11)
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        A creative interpretation of abstract painting

        Winenger, Dwight (2013-04-23)
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        Ways in which polymer tempera medium and its associate materials can enrich art expression at the public school and adult levels

        Williams, Mabel Mikel (2013-05-03)
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        A study of the characteristics of intelligence apparent in free-design

        Friley, Harry C. (2013-05-03)
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        Drowning

        Krueger, Jason (2015-08-20)
        Water is the first environment we experience. We inhabit a watery home for nine months in our mother's womb. Her body and ours consist largely of water. Water is what makes our lives and those of our fellow Earth dwellers possible.
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