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Title: Noyce Commons: relevance of layout, amenities, and space designation to college students
Description: A study of the effect that the layout of a room has on student study preferences in the Noyce Science Center.
Date Created: 2009
PID: grinnell:3421

Title: Noyce String Master Class and Concert 2006, Noyce Viola and Chamber Music Master Class 2006, Master Class and Concert, Noyce Violin Master Class 2006
Description: Concert program for recital on November 5, 2006. Alyssa Yokota-Lewis, violin; Scott Slinker, violin; Elizabeth Greenberg, violin; Victor Colussi, violin; Harry Inglis, violin; Sarah Hvidsen, violin; Young Lee, violin; Emily Read, violin; Philippa Hoover, cello; Huiting Liu, flute; Vincent Geels, violin; Maxwell Stephenson, viola; Jun Hee Kim, violin; Emma Meade, violin; Wini Marcel, viola; Ian Bishop, cello; and Meredith Drake, viola.
Date Created: 2006
PID: grinnell:4245

Title: Obituaries of Grinnell Civil War Veterans: Value Race and Identity in Small Town Iowa
Description: Project examining how Grinnell, Iowa remembered its Civil War veterans, through the content and language of obituaries written in the Grinnell Herald.
Date Created: 2016
PID: grinnell:18758

Title: Objectivity, Authority, and Truth: Confirming a Homosexual Identity in Lesbian and Gay Fights for Asylum, Confirming a Homosexual Identity in Lesbian and Gay Fights for Asylum
Description: By not specifically citing sexual minorities in the Article 2 of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights, the U.N. relegates to individual states the power to decide how they will treat their lesbian and gay citizens.
Date Created: 2010
PID: grinnell:168

Title: On Ethics and Economics
Description: This paper analyzes the linkages between ethics and economics in the writings of Aristotle, Smith and Sen, and then provides an alternative paradigm for addressing ethical or normative concerns within contemporary economics
Date Created: 2005
PID: grinnell:115

Title: On White Eyes
Description: “On White Eyes” explores two moments in American history when societal events collided with new modes of visual representation in ways that forced white Americans to pay more attention to their conceptions of race.
Date Created: 2021
PID: grinnell:29698

Title: One Second
Description: Handmade artist's book (8 pages) with screen printed band. Compilation of one-second laser-engraved field recordings taken on the Grinnell College campus and in downtown Grinnell with additional text debossed into each page.
Date Created: 2016
PID: grinnell:18964

Title: Opal Wheeler(?) to Lucille Ley(?) and family - December 26, 1943
Description: Jimmy's grandmother describes the Christmas gifts she received from all her children, grandchildren, and friends. She expesses hope that the war will end soon and mentions the effects of the gasoline shortage. She is glad the weather has not frozen the plants in her garden, but laments several cases of Flu among family and friends.
Date Created: 1943
PID: grinnell:26473