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- View West of NAS Down South Avenue, October 8, 1918.
- Author
- U.S. Navy
- Abstract/Description
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View of NAS Pensacola looking west down South Avenue taken from the Observation Tower on October 8, 1918. In the lower left is Seaplane Hangar 71. At the far right, the long two story building is Building 1, the Ship Carpenter's Shop build int 1868. Directly in front of Building 1 is Building 30, a small boat storage shed; adjacent to this is a small, one story, gable-roofed frame structure built in 1917-19118, Building 230. The Dark roofed building running perpendicular to Bldg's 1 and 30 is...
Show moreView of NAS Pensacola looking west down South Avenue taken from the Observation Tower on October 8, 1918. In the lower left is Seaplane Hangar 71. At the far right, the long two story building is Building 1, the Ship Carpenter's Shop build int 1868. Directly in front of Building 1 is Building 30, a small boat storage shed; adjacent to this is a small, one story, gable-roofed frame structure built in 1917-19118, Building 230. The Dark roofed building running perpendicular to Bldg's 1 and 30 is Building 105, a low-hip-roofed frame shop built in 1917-1918. Just west beyond Bldg 105 is Building 25, a storage building completed in 1868, converted to a seaman's barracks in 1907, then to a Marine barracks in 1927, and finally office space and storage in 1957.
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- uwfnam_NAS_1918_oct81918photo_westfromobservationtower(1)
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- Image (JPEG2000)
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- View West of NAS from Observation Tower, 1918-1919.
- Author
- U.S. Navy
- Abstract/Description
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View looking west across NAS Pensacola taken 1918-1919 from the Seaplane Observation Tower. A Burgess N-9H seaplane rests in the water along the beach, one more resides on the dock, and three aircraft fly towards base in the top left corner of the photo. Buildings are painted with camouflage.
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- uwfnam_NAS_1918_c.a.1918-1919photo_westfromobservationtower(2)
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- Image (JPEG2000)
- Title
- The violence comes soon after: LGBTQ+ perceptions of safety and its effects on mental health in Pensacola.
- Author
- Harshman, Brenna
- Abstract/Description
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In Pensacola, Florida, there are many conservative residents who object to the presence of LGBTQ+ members in the community despite the long, rich history of relative LGBTQ+ tolerance. Due to the outward display of intolerant behavior, many LGBTQ+ people question their ability to safely express their sexual orientation and gender identity. This paper explores the primary data on main stressors that affect the perception of safety among the LGBTQ+ community in the Pensacola area as well as the...
Show moreIn Pensacola, Florida, there are many conservative residents who object to the presence of LGBTQ+ members in the community despite the long, rich history of relative LGBTQ+ tolerance. Due to the outward display of intolerant behavior, many LGBTQ+ people question their ability to safely express their sexual orientation and gender identity. This paper explores the primary data on main stressors that affect the perception of safety among the LGBTQ+ community in the Pensacola area as well as the mental health consequences linked with the stress of feeling unsafe. Data was gathered through participant observation and semi-structured interviews. I hypothesize that the LGBTQ+ community in Pensacola is more likely to have poor mental health and this inequity is linked to discrimination and feeling unsafe.
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- 1151767416, WFE0000685
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- Document (PDF)
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- VIRTUALLY REPRESENTATIVE?: EXAMINING CONGRESSIONAL WEBSITES AS A VEHICLE FOR CONSTITUENT COMMUNICATION.
- Author
- Hayden, Jessica Meghan, Evans, Jocelyn, Tankersley, William, Cuzan, Alfred G., University of West Florida
- Abstract/Description
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Democratic theorists focus on the character of representation (Pitkin, 1967) and the types of representation provided by Members of Congress (Mansbridge, 2003). Representational scholarship has examined communication and representation from the vantage points of Member representational style (Fenno, 1978), committee participation (Hall, 1996), floor voting, and constituent policy congruence (Miller & Stokes, 1963). Yet, despite the Internet's potential to transform political dialogue ...
Show moreDemocratic theorists focus on the character of representation (Pitkin, 1967) and the types of representation provided by Members of Congress (Mansbridge, 2003). Representational scholarship has examined communication and representation from the vantage points of Member representational style (Fenno, 1978), committee participation (Hall, 1996), floor voting, and constituent policy congruence (Miller & Stokes, 1963). Yet, despite the Internet's potential to transform political dialogue (Schlozman et al., 2010), the field of congressional studies has largely neglected the impact of virtual public space on representational behavior. Of the studies addressing this impact, none examine how the Internet is shaping information exchanges from constituent to Member or how the Internet might be strategically used by Members to direct constituent correspondence. The purpose of this study is to address this gap in the scholarship by assessing the quality of facilitation of communication flowing from constituent to the Member on Member websites, or the Member's online accessibility. I code Member websites in 2012 to capture online accessibility and conceptualize four modes of Member accessibility: delegate accessibility, bureaucratic liaison accessibility, district accessibility, and email accessibility. I use logistic and OLS regression analysis to capture the relationship between Member-level and district-level predictors of a Member's online accessibility.
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- 2013
- Identifier
- WFE0000392, uwf:61051
- Format
- Document (PDF)
- Title
- VIRTUE LOST: UTILIZING PREVIOUSLY EXCAVATED COLLECTIONS TO STUDY THE RED LIGHT DISTRICT OF PENSACOLA, FLORIDA.
- Author
- Rodgers, Jacqueline Leigh, Benchley, Elizabeth D., Carroll, Norine, Mitchell-Cook, Amy M., Gougeon, Ramie A., University of West Florida
- Abstract/Description
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Pensacola's historic red light district spanned four city blocks and was in operation from the 1890s until it was permanently shut down in 1941. One block of the district was previously the location that the Panton Leslie and Company headquarters had occupied from 1785 to 1848. The Panton Leslie site (8ES34) was excavated three times, in 1964, 1975, and 2000 to salvage remains of the trade headquarters. This study re-examines the archaeological collections resulting from the 1975 and 2000...
Show morePensacola's historic red light district spanned four city blocks and was in operation from the 1890s until it was permanently shut down in 1941. One block of the district was previously the location that the Panton Leslie and Company headquarters had occupied from 1785 to 1848. The Panton Leslie site (8ES34) was excavated three times, in 1964, 1975, and 2000 to salvage remains of the trade headquarters. This study re-examines the archaeological collections resulting from the 1975 and 2000 excavations to interpret the daily lives and community interactions of red light district workers and their customers. Items such as medical paraphernalia, contraceptives, cosmetics, and personal items are examined. Results from this study indicate that Pensacola prostitutes suffered from a variety of diseases, used multiple means to avoid pregnancy, and interacted with the greater community more than previously imagined. Evidence from customers indicates that men from various backgrounds traveled both locally and from great distances to enjoy themselves in Pensacola's brothels.
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- 2015
- Identifier
- WFE0000490, uwf:61088
- Format
- Document (PDF)
- Title
- Visualizing Data: Using Counting Opinions to Assess User Experiences.
- Author
- Dugan, Robert E.
- Identifier
- WF1456432591, uwf:48870
- Format
- Document (PDF)
- Title
- Vocabulary instruction strategies for elementary English language learners in southeastern elementary schools.
- Author
- Fultz, Lisa Sue Nitschke
- Abstract/Description
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The increasing diversity in American public schools presents challenges to teachers and administrators. Current methods of reading instruction for English language learners (ELLs) have been ineffective to meet their needs in acquiring vocabulary. Meanwhile, the amount of time afforded ELLs to become proficient with grade-level vocabulary presents challenges for all stakeholders. Consequently, ELL students are not demonstrating growth on Florida's annual standards assessments. The purpose of...
Show moreThe increasing diversity in American public schools presents challenges to teachers and administrators. Current methods of reading instruction for English language learners (ELLs) have been ineffective to meet their needs in acquiring vocabulary. Meanwhile, the amount of time afforded ELLs to become proficient with grade-level vocabulary presents challenges for all stakeholders. Consequently, ELL students are not demonstrating growth on Florida's annual standards assessments. The purpose of this qualitative descriptive case study was to explore the vocabulary instruction used by elementary teachers of ELLs in the southeastern United States. The study's contextual framework comprised the five hypotheses of Krashen's second language acquisition theory: acquisition-learning, monitor, natural order, input, and affective filter. The research questions aligned with the theoretical framework and were the means used to identify strategies and describe instruction for ELLs. Nine purposefully selected participants provided rich descriptions of strategies and curricula used during vocabulary instruction to improve language acquisition. Research findings suggest the benefit of promoting partnerships among stakeholders to support vocabulary instruction for ELL students and the importance of continued professional development of vocabulary instruction strategies for staff. An unexpected finding was the value placed on using media for differentiated instruction of academic vocabulary with ELL students. The study provided information for policy and practice on the value of differentiated curriculum with an emphasis on ELLs' language acquisition needs. Future researchers could explore the use of auxiliary resources for ELL students, providing additional opportunities for differentiation in reading vocabulary instruction.
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- 1294536614, WFE0000773
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- Document (PDF)
- Title
- VOICE OF ONE, OTHER A COLLECTION OF SHORT STORIES AND POEMS.
- Author
- Battle, Aurelia Cleo Arrington, Sakalarios-Rogers, Regina A., Fink, Jonathan T., University of West Florida
- Abstract/Description
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This collection of poetry and short stories centers on the theme of "other" within the frame of family, homelessness, and loss. Constructed from my struggle for identity, bound up in these themes are a personal altar built on a foundation of love, hate, hurt, dreams, joy, and difference. Born into a racial society, America's Deep South, at a time when having a mulatto mother and black father mattered - a lot. It is the point-of-view of one who has traveled the world and understands that Other...
Show moreThis collection of poetry and short stories centers on the theme of "other" within the frame of family, homelessness, and loss. Constructed from my struggle for identity, bound up in these themes are a personal altar built on a foundation of love, hate, hurt, dreams, joy, and difference. Born into a racial society, America's Deep South, at a time when having a mulatto mother and black father mattered - a lot. It is the point-of-view of one who has traveled the world and understands that Other is a discourse of unequal power. Sympathetic to those with difference - especially the downtrodden, this collection takes the reader to the very heart of how this trifecta manifests itself in the voice of one "other."
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- 2015
- Identifier
- WFE0000496, uwf:61077
- Format
- Document (PDF)
- Title
- VOICES FROM THE PAST IN LISBON.
- Author
- Schrock, Nancy Jane, Fink, Jonathan T., Josephs, F. Allen, University of West Florida
- Abstract/Description
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"Voices of the Past in Lisbon" presents a mixed genre tribute to Lisbon, Portugal, through creative nonfiction, fiction, and poetry. The first piece, "Meeting Henry," is an essay about the author's encounter with Henry Fielding and Lisbon as experienced through Fielding's Journal of a Voyage to Lisbon. The author's experiences are juxtaposed with text from Voyage, giving Henry a chance to speak in the present. A poem entitled "Ode to Henry Fielding" is included in the essay. "Fresh Cut Tulips...
Show more"Voices of the Past in Lisbon" presents a mixed genre tribute to Lisbon, Portugal, through creative nonfiction, fiction, and poetry. The first piece, "Meeting Henry," is an essay about the author's encounter with Henry Fielding and Lisbon as experienced through Fielding's Journal of a Voyage to Lisbon. The author's experiences are juxtaposed with text from Voyage, giving Henry a chance to speak in the present. A poem entitled "Ode to Henry Fielding" is included in the essay. "Fresh Cut Tulips" is a fictional story situated in the British Cemetery, location of Henry Fielding's grave. Past residents of the British community in Lisbon share their lives through epitaphs. A poem of redemption, "When the Light Came In," fuses the past with the present on the site of Our Lady of the Carmo Hill. "Meeting Jose" is a short nonfiction story wherein linguistic bias is revealed and overcome. "Portrait of Lisbon" ties the previous pieces together in poetry and pays tribute to the city that is Lisbon.
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- 2012
- Identifier
- WFE0000329, uwf:60983
- Format
- Document (PDF)
- Title
- VOICES OF ANOREXIA.
- Author
- Boles, Sheryl Whitman, Rogers, Mary F., Pilcher, Janet K., Nichols, Joyce C., University of West Florida
- Abstract/Description
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This qualitative research study explored the lived experiences of women struggling with anorexia nervosa. Three women diagnosed with anorexia (DSM-IVTR criteria) participated in three in-depth interviews, and five women participated in two focus groups to discuss the movie The Devil Wears Prada. One group included women who have eating disorders while the other included only women who do not. I also surveyed some of the broad trends in popular culture with reference to body sizes, shapes, and...
Show moreThis qualitative research study explored the lived experiences of women struggling with anorexia nervosa. Three women diagnosed with anorexia (DSM-IVTR criteria) participated in three in-depth interviews, and five women participated in two focus groups to discuss the movie The Devil Wears Prada. One group included women who have eating disorders while the other included only women who do not. I also surveyed some of the broad trends in popular culture with reference to body sizes, shapes, and appearance in general. The data generated during this study suggest that women of all ages are vulnerable to the development of eating disorders. This vulnerability may be tied to a woman?s lack of voice or her childhood experiences and perceptions, as well as to the push for perfection dramatized through various media and centered on one standard of beauty: thinness.
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- 2008
- Identifier
- WFE0000133, uwf:60796
- Format
- Document (PDF)
- Title
- VOODOO IN NEW ORLEANS: THE IDENTITY OF A CITY AND THE REALITY OF HER RELIGION.
- Author
- Griffin, Lea Michelle, Prewitt, Terry J., Philen, Robert C., Curtin, A. Joanne, University of West Florida
- Abstract/Description
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When walking down the busiest streets in New Orleans, the word "Voodoo" can be seen everywhere. Voodoo is in the name of drugstores, bars, and even dishes in restaurants. Voodoo as a religion has been in existence in New Orleans for hundreds of years. However, Voodoo as a commodity of the city has developed more recently. This belief system not only serves many locals, but is also sold to many visitors to the city. Tourism is a reproduction of the concepts of a particular aspect of history or...
Show moreWhen walking down the busiest streets in New Orleans, the word "Voodoo" can be seen everywhere. Voodoo is in the name of drugstores, bars, and even dishes in restaurants. Voodoo as a religion has been in existence in New Orleans for hundreds of years. However, Voodoo as a commodity of the city has developed more recently. This belief system not only serves many locals, but is also sold to many visitors to the city. Tourism is a reproduction of the concepts of a particular aspect of history or culture based on the perception of a group or groups. As is the case with most reproductions, tourist attractions are not exact replicas but rather interpretations of the events or cultures in question. This study examines how closely related these reproductions are to the original. Through the testimonials of both locals and tourists, the author illustrates the relationship between the visitors and practitioners, in order to illustrate the ambiguous line between imitative and authentic Voodoo. Even those who have practiced for years find it difficult to define the difference between real and performance. Ultimately, Voodoo belongs to the locals. It is a characteristic that helps define the city itself and gives New Orleanians a way to identify with the city in which they live.
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- 2012
- Identifier
- WFE0000355, uwf:61035
- Format
- Document (PDF)
- Title
- W. B. WRIGHT LUMBER COMPANY, PENSACOLA, FLA.
- Abstract/Description
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W. B. Wright Lumber Company, picture of mill and boom, Pensacola Journal ad, 1930s, Charles T. Cottrell-Photographer.
- Identifier
- WF1455559004, uwf:48204
- Format
- Image (JPEG)
- Title
- W.A. BLOUNT JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL, PENSACOL, FLA.
- Abstract/Description
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W.A. Blount Junior High School, 113 North C Street, Pensacola Florida, Charles T. Cottrell-Photographer.
- Identifier
- WF1455559091, uwf:48291
- Format
- Image (JPEG)
- Title
- WALLACE KING, SAM LOVE, CLAUDE C. YATES, VICE COMMANDER LEE, BEN S. GILMER, AND IRA NEATIM.
- Abstract/Description
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Photograph of Wallace King, Sam Love, Claude C. Yates, Vice Commander Lee, Ben S. Gilmer, and Ira Neartim(?) at an event.
- Identifier
- uwf_PF083_Item_075
- Format
- Set of related objects
- Title
- WAREHOUSE AT THE PORT OF PENSACOLA, 1964.
- Abstract/Description
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Photograph of a warehouse at the Port of Pensacola.
- Identifier
- uwf_PF160_Item_089
- Format
- Image (JPEG)
- Title
- WAREHOUSE ON L & N RAILROAD WHARF.
- Author
- Sala, Bliss' Quarterly
- Abstract/Description
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Photograph of the ware house on the Louisville & Nashville Railroad (L&N) Wharf and a steamship from the 1897 issue of Bliss' Quarterly.
- Identifier
- uwfPF160_Item_007
- Format
- Set of related objects
- Title
- WARREN & COMPANY FISH HOUSE.
- Author
- A.F. Warren, William Hays
- Abstract/Description
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Photograph of the Warren & Company Fish House, producers and shippers of fresh fish established in 1880.
- Identifier
- UWF_PF160_Item_013
- Format
- Set of related objects
- Title
- WARREN FISH COMPANY, PENSACOLA, FLA.
- Abstract/Description
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Warren Fish Company, Baylen Street Wharf, Charles T. Cottrell-Photographer.
- Identifier
- WF1455558760, uwf:47960
- Format
- Set of related objects
- Title
- WARRINGTON AFTER A STORM, CA. 1925.
- Author
- U.S. Navy
- Abstract/Description
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Photograph of the beachfront view of Warrington after a storm.
- Identifier
- uwf_PF083_Item_070
- Format
- Set of related objects
- Title
- Warrington-Woolsey Cemetery, 1916-1917.
- Author
- U.S. Navy
- Abstract/Description
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Photo of the old Warrington-Woosey cemetery taken sometime from 1916-1917. Visible are few headstones, a wooden gate, and overgrowth of local flora. No names are visible on the headstones in the photo. On the back is a stamp of the NAS Pensacola photo lab as well as an archival summary which details the history of the cemetery
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- uwfnam_NAS_1916-1917_c.a.1916-1917photo_warrington-woolseycivilianburialground
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- Set of related objects
