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  • Museums and Tourism : On the Oregon Coast

    Creator:
    Pool, Marilen A.
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    Museums and tourism have had a long and interrelated history. In this paper this relationship is reviewed in general, and the contemporary issues common to them both in the 1990's are discussed. This relationship is also explored in the context of the Oregon Coastal Zone. Two projects set on the...
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    critiquing this paper. I also thank the other members of my graduate committee, Lucy Skjelstad, Beverly

  • Early Commercial Development, Bandon, Oregon : Block 1 of the Averill Addition, 1886-1936

    Creator:
    Vogel, Betty L.
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    Block 1 of the Averill Addition played an important role in the early commercial development of Bandon, Oregon, a town located on Oregon's south coast. Retail establishments located on the block supplied the local residents with a variety of merchandise for the period of 1886-1914. During this period Bandon served...
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    report. The members of my graduate committee, Lucy Skjelstad, LoErna Simpson, and Berkley Chappell

  • Spirituality and Aging Among Women

    Creator:
    Orcutt, Nancy Wilson
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    The term, spirituality, as used in this study, refers to that part of our lives that has the deepest meaning, that which nurtures each of us and moves us toward wholeness. It is the basis for which we live out our lives, following our own truths with honesty and commitment....
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    , Chris Anderson, Clara Pratt, and Lucy Skjelstad. Their patience and inspiration are now part of my

  • Plains Indian Decorated Saddle Blankets : Development of an Innovative Art Form

    Creator:
    Mace, Mariana L.
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    The decorated saddle blankets that are part of many museum collections are a distinctive facet of Native American culture. They exhibit the craftsmanship and artistic merit that characterize the Plains art style. This study examines decorated saddle blankets from three viewpoints. An historical overview suggests that although the horse and...
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