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The Grinnell Review: Jesse Macy
Title
The Grinnell Review: Jesse Macy
Description
Memorial essay on the life of Jesse Macy
Date Created
1919
PID
grinnell:18349
The Grinnell Savings Bank
Title
Grinnell Savings Bank
Description
Postcard view of the interior of the Grinnell Savings Bank, Grinnell, Iowa, established 1877. Postcard published by Fergason Post Card Co., Waterloo, Iowa. Drake Community Library (Grinnell, Iowa) Archives. McNally photographs. Collection #1, Series #1-1.
Date Created
1920
PID
grinnell:6295
The Grinnell Singers
Title
The Grinnell Singers
Description
The Grinnell Singers in Herrick Chapel.
Date Created
1984
PID
grinnell:5791
The Grinnell Singers
Title
The Grinnell Singers, Ensemble recital
Description
Program for Singers concert on November, 10, 2006.
Date Created
2006
PID
grinnell:3593
The Grinnell-China Educational Movement
Title
The Grinnell-China Educational Movement
Description
A brief report about Grinnell-in-China that summarizes its initial founding, current operation strategies, and future plans.
Date Created
1916
PID
grinnell:18745
The Habits and Arms of the Ancient Germans
Title
The Habits and Arms of the Ancient Germans
PID
faulconer-art:1753
The Hand-game - Qagyuhl
Title
The Hand-game - Qagyuhl
Date Created
1914
PID
faulconer-art:691
The Hardest, The Most Difficult Film : Todd Haynes' Safe as Feminist Film Praxis, or, What the fuck is this?
Title
The Hardest, The Most Difficult Film : Todd Haynes' Safe as Feminist Film Praxis, or, What the fuck is this?, Todd Haynes' Safe as Feminist Film Praxis, or, What the fuck is this?
Description
Discusses the work of filmmaker Todd Haynes
Date Created
2013
PID
grinnell:3410
The Hat
Title
The Hat, Der Hut
Date Created
1967
PID
faulconer-art:4133
The Hero's Journey
Title
The Hero's Journey
Description
This will be a course in comparative heroic poetry. Through exercises in writing, spoken presentation, and discussion we shall study and analyze various aspects of five epic poems, in particular the portrayals of the hero(in)es and conceptions of the heroic in four (very) different cultures. Among topics to be addressed are the narrative patterns of quest and journey (spatial and spiritual), the role of religion and the divine, the role of women, and the diverse cultural value systems reflected in the poems. Particular attention will be paid to the organization of papers and the effective expression of ideas in writing.
Date Created
2003
PID
grinnell:3444