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The Carnival Booster.
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Pensacola Carnival Association
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The minstrel show was an American entertainment consisting of comic skits, variety acts, dancing and music performed by white people in blackface or, especially after the Civil War, black people in blackface. Immensely popular in the 19th century, these shows continued into the early twentieth century, being replaced by Vaudeville. Minstrel shows portrayed blacks as happy, carefree, uneducated, and often singing and dancing through life, telling jokes, Today, minstrel shows can be viewed as ...
Show moreThe minstrel show was an American entertainment consisting of comic skits, variety acts, dancing and music performed by white people in blackface or, especially after the Civil War, black people in blackface. Immensely popular in the 19th century, these shows continued into the early twentieth century, being replaced by Vaudeville. Minstrel shows portrayed blacks as happy, carefree, uneducated, and often singing and dancing through life, telling jokes, Today, minstrel shows can be viewed as ‘racially insensitive’ but they reflect the mindset of a society at the time that would also be reflected in art, music, books, and other materials. “The Carnival Booster’ was published as a supplement to the Pensacola Journal in November 1926. The Pensacola Carnival Association was the organization that sponsored Mardi Gras in Pensacola, and the “Great Carnival Minstrel Show” was a fund-raising event for the Association. The supplement incorporates jokes and farce along with a few ‘real’ news articles. For example, President Woodrow Wilson did not visit Pensacola, and the Navy battleships in the harbor were already here, though the headline implies they came expressly for the show. In the style of the minstrel show (see p. 2) the stage was occupied by blackface comedians and an interlocutor (emcee)…but of note, are the prominent Pensacola names listed under the drawing on p. 2. This newspaper was found in a bound volume of the Pensacola Journal by the University of Florida and will be digitized and online in 2015.
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WF1455558300, uwf:47500
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Molino Advertiser, Molino, Florida (1915/3/26).
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The Molino Advertiser (Molino, Florida; Escambia County) was a weekly newspaper published from 1912 to 1918?
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3/26/1915
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WF1455559621, uwf:48821
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Molino Advertiser, Molino, Florida (1916/2/18).
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The Molino Advertiser (Molino, Florida; Escambia County) was a weekly newspaper published from 1912 to 1918?
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2/18/1916
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WF1455559622, uwf:48822
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Molino Advertiser, Molino, Florida (1918/6/21).
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The Molino Advertiser (Molino, Florida; Escambia County) was a weekly newspaper published from 1912 to 1918?
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6/21/1918
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WF1455559623, uwf:48823
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Molino Advertiser, Molino, Florida (1918/6/28).
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The Molino Advertiser (Molino, Florida; Escambia County) was a weekly newspaper published from 1912 to 1918?
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6/28/1918
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WF1455559624, uwf:48824
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Molino Advertiser, Molino, Florida (1918/9/13).
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The Molino Advertiser (Molino, Florida; Escambia County) was a weekly newspaper published from 1912 to 1918?
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9/13/1918
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WF1455559625, uwf:48825
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Robert E. Dugan Resume.
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Dugan, Robert
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Robert Dugan's professional resume.
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WF1456432550, uwf:48829
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The Bibliography of West Florida: Origins, Purpose, and Use.
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DeBolt, Dean
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WF1456432551, uwf:48830
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Intimacy Imprisoned: Intimate Human Relations in the Holocaust Camps.
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Donna Fluharty
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WF1456432552, uwf:48831
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Building Program: Space Committee.
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Thompson, Caroline
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White Paper
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WF1456432554, uwf:48833
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Social Work Workbook.
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Thompson, Caroline
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Monograph
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WF1456432557, uwf:48836
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Impact Factor Presentation for HLES Faculty.
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Thompson, Caroline
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Presentation
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WF1456432558, uwf:48837
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I feel like Tony Stark!: Connecting Students to Smart Technolgies.
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Gonzalez, Melissa
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Poster at Association of College & Research Libraries conference
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WF1456432561, uwf:48840
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Interview with Sadiq Akoriji of the Broward County Library System, Florida: Azzaman, London newspaper.
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Low, Douglas, Akoriji, Sadiq, Albazzaz, Saad
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Newspaper Article Interview
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WF1456432562, uwf:48841
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Politics and Class in the United States: The Assault on the Middle Class and the Poor.
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Low, Douglas
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White paper on politics and class in the United States
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WF1456432563, uwf:48842
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Critical Thinking: Student Guide.
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Low, Douglas
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Instructional student guide on critical thinking.
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WF1456432565, uwf:48844
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The Book Lover's Guide To Florida: The Florida Panhandle.
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DeBolt, Dean, McCarthy, Kevin
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A chapter of the book entitled, "The Book Lover's Guide To Florida". This chapter was written as a guide to the history of the Florida Panhandle.
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WF1456432568, uwf:48847
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Reviewing Syllabi to Document Teaching Culture and Inform Decisions.
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Stanny, Claudia, Gonzalez, Melissa, McGowan, Britt
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Drexel University Assessment Conference Myths & Movements: Reimagining Higher Education Assessment Philadelphia, PA
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WF1456432595, uwf:48874
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Assessing the Culture of Teaching and Learning through a Syllabus Review.
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Stanny, Claudia J., Gonzalez, Melissa, McGowan, Britt
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Content analysis of course syllabi can answer a variety of questions about the structure of courses and the campus culture of teaching and learning. The authors report a review of the full population of undergraduate syllabi at one institution during one academic term (n = 1153), including rubric design and training procedures for reviewers. The authors discuss the rich data generated by a comprehensive analysis of syllabus content, including student learning outcomes, descriptions of...
Show moreContent analysis of course syllabi can answer a variety of questions about the structure of courses and the campus culture of teaching and learning. The authors report a review of the full population of undergraduate syllabi at one institution during one academic term (n = 1153), including rubric design and training procedures for reviewers. The authors discuss the rich data generated by a comprehensive analysis of syllabus content, including student learning outcomes, descriptions of assignments and projects, and descriptions of activities and strategies instructors use to promote student learning. The review generated inventories of courses that addressed learning outcomes and associated assignments. Librarians and the Centre for Teaching, Learning, and Assessment will use these inventories to approach departments and faculty with shared interests (e.g., information literacy, high impact pedagogical practices, 21st Century skills) and initiate collaborations to develop library workshops, resource materials, and new or improved assignments to promote these learning outcomes. The review findings document changes in the campus culture of teaching and learning and inform efforts for continuous improvement.
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WF1456432601, uwf:48880
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The "Re-" in Reprocessing.
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Finley, Melissa
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The experience of Project Archivist, Melissa Finley (Gonzalez) reprocessing the James F. Byrnes papers, at Clemson University.
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2002
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10.18785/ps.2401.05, WF1456432602, uwf:48881
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