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Title: Wayside Florist
Description: Wayside Florist at 1003 Main Street (northwest corner of Main Street and Fifth Avenue) in downtown Grinnell, Iowa, after its renovation. Drake Community Library (Grinnell, Iowa) Archives. Main Street Slides, p.4, slide 17.
Date Created: 1987
PID: grinnell:21286

Title: We Are What We Eat: Food, Culture, and Identity in Literature and Film, Food, Culture, and Identity in Literature and Film
Description: In this tutorial we will examine the cultural and political significance of food in literature and film. We will focus on the way national cultures and personal identities are described and defined through narratives of the preparation, consumption, and appreciation of food in twentieth-century Chinese and Chinese American literature and film. Additionally, the course will integrate samples from other cultures and periods as points of comparison. Extracurricular activities, such as a restaurant visit, will also be included to facilitate our understanding and analysis of the culture of food.
Date Created: 2002
PID: grinnell:3463

Title: We Bombed In Grinnell Performance
Description: Performance of "We Bombed In Grinnell" in fall of 1969. Left to right: Greg Gaines '72, David Brasel '70, Larry Grimm '71, Steven Polkow '73, Gregory Olson '73, Marty Sachs '73, Grady Murdock '70.
Date Created: 1969
PID: grinnell:34525

Title: We Invite You to Grinnell Day Sept. 5 1949
Description: Double exposed image of the welcome sign to Grinnell Day 1959. Drake Community Library (Grinnell, Iowa) Archives. Chamber of Commerce Slides, p.4, slide 6.
Date Created: 1949
PID: grinnell:19273

Title: We Pledge Ourselves to You, Mrs. Forrest Mitchell, Mianne, Dori, Debbie and Frosty Mitchell, [Grinnell, Iowa]
Description: Family portrait of Forrest "Frosty" Mitchell family. 1964 postmark. Number 44410.
Date Created: 1964
PID: grinnell:13953

Title: We're All Clawing For The Imaginary Nipple
Description: This mixed media drawing explores the connection between the body and understanding gender and sexuality through psychoanalytic theory. By combining an abject representation of a body with humorous text, it presents both the frustration and joy that comes with applying critical theory to physical existence.
Date Created: 2014
PID: grinnell:18509