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Boots being polished

Allen, Bert (1969-06)

Man standing over several pairs of shoes while a person crouches down polishing a shoe

Both Japanese and American: Japanese-American Childhood Before, During, and After the World War II Internment Era

Banks, Katherine (Siebenaler) (2018)

Bound By Blood: Re-Discovering the Church as a Family at the Church at Redstone

Moon, Chris (2021-04)

Jesus and the New Testament writers described the church as a family. This doctor of ministry project explores the historical and biblical foundations of the church as a strong-group family and considers practices that may ...

Boys Home

Unknown author (1912)

Boys Home

Breaking the Chains of Meth Addiction

Douglas, Sarah (2017-11-17)

This paper is designed to argue for behavioral therapy methods to allow for sustainable recovery from methamphetamine. Before providing treatment options, the paper discusses the history and lure of methamphetamine. The ...

Breaking the Silence: Robert O. Fife’s Work to End Racism

Messner, Emily (2022-04-22)

Dr. Robert Oldham Fife, who lived from 1918 to 2003, was an influential member of the Christian Churches/Churches of Christ during some of its most formative years. He began as a pastor and became a professor of church ...

Brian Weisz and Angela (Chaney) Weisz

unknown (1994-1995)

Brian Weisz and Angie Chaney in the '94 -'95 Founder's Daughter Pageant

Bridge, Water

unknown (undated)

Bridging the Gap between Common Core and Common Practice: Engaging Tennessee Teachers

Tuscani, Brianna (2015-12-07)

Since 2010, the United States has seen a radical attempt to raise its standards of knowledge and skill in its school systems across the country. The reason behind this attempt is for American students to reach the educational ...

Bridging the Gender Gap in the Field of Engineering

Hudelson, Lauren (2018-11-29)

Despite efforts to increase female representation in STEM careers, the engineering field has struggled to recruit more women. While women make up half of the undergraduate population, only twenty percent of undergraduate ...