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1975 Bach Festival Program and Brochure
(Bach Festival Society, 1975)The 1975 Bach Festival was performed March 1-2 and March 9. The guest artists for this year were Donna McRae, Elaine Bonazzi, Richard Paige, and John Ostendorf. It was directed by Russell Hammar. The feature piece this ... -
1974 Bach Bestival Program and Brochure
(Bach Festival Society, 1974)The 1974 Bach Festival was performed March 2-3, and March 9. The guest artists for this year were Charlene Peterson, Carole Waters, Robert Johnson, and Daniel Christian. It was directed by Russell Hammar. The featured piece ... -
Ernest Piper
(Kalamazoo College, c. 1913)Ernest Piper was a member of the Class of 1914 and a member of the college’s Glee Club. A Kalamazoo Gazette article from April 3, 1913 announced that Piper was diagnosed with smallpox. It stated, “Piper was walking around, ... -
Smallpox! 1913
(Kalamazoo College, 1913-04)Three students stand on the overhang above the door to the men’s dormitory, holding a sign which is not legible. The photo appears in the scrapbook of Lydia Buttoph, Class of 1916, and is captioned “Smallpox! 1913.” After ... -
"Being Campused Don't Spoil Our Good Times."
(Kalamazoo College, 1913-04-06)This image shows three women and three men on the grounds of the Kalamazoo College campus. The caption reads, “Being campused don’t spoil our good times. Sun. Apr 6, 1913.” The photo appears in the scrapbook of Lydia ... -
Smallpox Vaccination Certificate
(Kalamazoo College, 1913-04-03)A note from Dr. L.H. Stewart of 413 S. Burdick Street dated April 3, 1913 states, “This certifies that Lydia Buttolph was vaccinated by the undersigned on the above date. Signed L.H. Stewart. April 30 – This certifies that ... -
An Analysis of Bee Diversity and Sampling Techniques in Southwest Michigan
(Kalamazoo College, 2020-11-01)As one of the most important pollinators in the world, wild bees are critical for maintaining ecosystems. However, wild bee populations have been declining due to threats such as habitat fragmentation, chemical pollution, ... -
Quantification of G-quadruplex Motifs in Human PKD1 Gene as Indicator of Genetic Instability
(Kalamazoo College, 2020-11-01)Polycystic kidney disease (PKD) is a prevalent genetic disorder that leads to the development of fluid-filled cysts on the kidney and other organs, causing enlargement of the kidney and potentially renal failure. The disease ... -
To Speak or Not to Speak : A Look into the World of a Person Who Stutters Through Literature and Personal Anecdotes
(Kalamazoo College, 2021-04-01)Stuttering as a communication disorder is not talked about unless you struggle with it yourself. For that reason, I chose to focus on this topic for my senior individualized project. With this paper, I aim to explore the ... -
Verification and Characterization of Copine D Mutants in Dictyostelium
(Kalamazoo College, 2020-11-01)To develop more specific and effective cancer therapeutics, scientists are studying copines. Copines are a novel class of calcium-dependent phospholipid-binding proteins called copines. Copines have been implicated in ... -
Silk, Hemp and Cotton : An Outline of Chinese Textile History and Societal Impacts
(2021-04-01)China’s history as it pertains to textile artistry is immeasurably complex and has existed as a diverse and ever-changing field for thousands of years. Around the world, textile production has served to enable self-expression ... -
Monitoring of White-tailed Deer Population using Citizen Scientists in Kalamazoo Neighborhoods
(Kalamazoo College, 2020-11-01)Deer overpopulation has become an issue in many urban and rural areas across the country and many cities across Michigan. Tracking the population in urban areas has never been as difficult as it has been in recent history ... -
Variation in Bumble Bee Foraging Preferences by Flower Characteristics in Southwest Michigan
(Kalamazoo College, 2020-11-01)Bumble bee populations are declining around the globe, and one of the largest threats to their existence is habitat loss. Agricultural intensification and urbanization limit nesting sites and reduce the abundance of ... -
Determining the Correlation between Optic Nerve Head Neuroretinal Rim Area and Retinal Functioning for Primary Open-Angle Glaucoma in Dogs with an ADAMTS10 Gene Mutation
(Kalamazoo College, 2021-04-01)Glaucoma is one of the leadings causes of irreversible blindness worldwide and can be characterized by damage to the optic nerve, causing increased intraocular pressure and loss of retinal ganglion cells, resulting in a ... -
Tree Survey of Former Coal-Ash Dump Site along the Kalamazoo River and Identification of Potential Bioindicator Species
(Kalamazoo College, 2020-11-01)433 Ambersee was the former coal ash dump site for a coal fired power plant, located in the floodplain ecosystem along the Kalamazoo River. In an effort to remediate the land, vegetation surveys were conducted as a part ... -
History Out of History : An Exploration of Japanese Media and Ahistorical Representation of Historical Figures
(2020-11-01)This paper exists in a liminal space between traditional historiography, media studies, and discourse on history and how it is told, and it seeks to remedy that gap in scholarship by examining the usage of historical ... -
How Has COVID-19 Impacted Both China and the U.S.?
(2021-04-01)For my SIP I compared the reactions of the people in the U.S. to the reactions of the people in China towards Covid-19 and showed how that has affected larger case numbers in the U.S. compared to China. Hence, some of the ... -
International Influences on the Development of Special Education Legislation in South Korea
(2021-04-01)Previous research on disability and special education in South Korea focused on the origins of the long-standing stigmas that surrounds the disabled community. These studies discussed the impacts of religion, such as ... -
Snail Fever, Shit Water, and Hungry Ghosts : The Yangtze-Huai Flood’s Unique Disaster Regime
(2021-04-01)In order to make the complex and interacting dynamics of the disaster regime as clear as possible, this work will be organized thematically, not chronologically. The entire regime revolves around the 1931 Yangtze-Huai ... -
Analyzing the Historiography of Imperialist Japan : Continuities Within Processes of Modernization
(2021-04-01)The discussion of Japanese colonialism is traditionally confined to the period defined as modern in Japanese history. This is largely heralded by the historiography’s embrace of a narrative that attributes the co-opting ...
