Spring 2017

Spring 2017. Full Issue, 175 pages including covers and advertisements. Table of Contents: Murawski, Elisabeth, When Lilies Burn, 1 Murawski, Elisabeth, Rivera, 2 Spireng, Matthew J., Rockport Nor\u27easter, June, 3 Munroe, Anna, Seasonal Attire, 4 Munroe, Anna, The Mission, 7 Murphy, Julie, Meanwhile, 9 Roberts, Stephen R., Notes on a Lost Notebook, with Complications, 10 Brenner, Francesca, Memory Box, 11 Stuart, Jane, The Oval Mirror, 12 Fox, Wendy, St. Maria of the Head, 13 Nelms, Sheryl L., Altocumulus Clouds, 26 Tramonte, Rachel, Long Relationships, 27 Tramonte, Rachel, No More Mythology, 28 Howerton, David, For Those Few, 29 Howerton, David, Finches Hop Across Field, 30 Meckel, Lisa, Some Unanswerable Questions Raised by Soft Flowers and an Old Woman, 31 Interview with Allison Espach, 32 Interview with Catherine MacPhail, 36 Acunzo, Zachary, A Storm\u27s A Brewin, 41 Acunzo, Zachary, Riverside Flies, 41 D\u27Ella, Olivia, Hear Me, 42 D\u27Ella, Olivia, Nothing But Blues, 42 D\u27Ella, Olivia, Summer Sky, 43 D\u27Ella, Olivia, Warmth, 43 Harbour, Alexandra, Santorini, 44 Harbour, Alexandra, Burano, 44 Harbour, Alexandra, Copenhagen, 45 Harbour, Alexandra, New York, 46 Harbour, Alexandra, Amsterdam, 46 Harbour, Alexandra, Rome, 47 Harbour, Alexandra, Lexi\u27s Door, 47 Harbour, Alexandra, Venice, 48 Harbour, Alexandra, New Hampshire, 48 McGill, Carla, Shifting, 49 McGill, Carla, The Glow of Former Times, 50 Howlett, Brian, So the Whale Said, 51 Alfier, Jefferey, Route 14, North from White Heather, 60 Richardson, Serena Eve, On Tour, 61 Askew, Judith, Gestures, 62 Askew, Judith, Ear Piercing, 63 Clutter, Timothy, Claudius on the Human Ear, 65 Biggus, Lela, Boy Devine, 67 Zeldolik, John, Only Careful Tread, 76 Raphael, Dan, Night is the Name We Give, 77 Francis, H.E., Stain, 79 Greenhause, Jonathan, Like Writing About Love, 100 Kelley, Jacqueline, Elevator Talk, 102 Cardoza, Sarah, Sushi in South Dakota, 103 Kent, Jessica, Sunday, 104 Kent, Jessica, Going Home, 105 Kent, Jessica, Small Talk, 106 McMann, Donald, Shaken and Stirred, 109 O\u27Connell, Suzanne, Privilege, 123 Swigart, Samantha, The Hour of Lead, 124 Williams, Stephen, Intended Solitude, 135 Thoreen, David, Winter Wheat, 136 Denelle, Courtney, The Kiss, 137 Tandon, Jason, Stranger, 143 Tandon, Jason, I Was Having a Wonderful Dream, 144 Foxley, Griff, A Second Coat, 145 Dumais, Anna C., Lying on the Hammock, Summer 2015, 146 Dumais, Anna C., Balance, 147 Dumais, Anna C., Walking in Providence, August 2016, 148 Dumais, Anna C., Hurricane Irene, Four Years Later, 149 Dumais, Anna C., Maybe Everything That Dies Someday Comes Back, 15

Green and White 1937

GRADUATING CLASS OF 1937 ADAMS, LEOLA M. pg.32 ALLEN, MARION O. pg.32 BARBOUR, RICHARD E. pg.32 BELL, VIRGINIA MARION pg.32 BROOKS, KENNETH T.H. pg.32 BROWN, ELINOR pg.32 BURNS, ELEANOR pg.32 COBB, ETHEL pg.32 CROCKETT, KEITH LORIMER pg.32 DOE, ARTHUR FRANKLIN pg.32 EDWARDS, DOROTHY pg.33 FRENCH, BERTHA VIRGINIA pg.33 FRYE, BEVERLEY pg.33 GAY, STANLEY ADELBERT pg.33 GURNEY, HAZEL pg.33 HAMBLEN, ALMERY RICHARD pg.33 HENRY, ROBERTA SLOCUM pg.33 HIGGINS, KARLTON E. pg.33 HILYARD, ELSIE pg.33 JOYCE, CATHERINE VIRGINIA pg.34 KELLEY, ELIZABETH CARPENTER pg.34 KELLEY, EUNICE A. pg.34 KNIGHT, VIRGINIA ELIZABETH pg.34 LANGDON, JEAN pg.34 LIBBY, HOWARD A. pg.34 LIBBY, PHILIP C. pg.34 LIDBACK, ELDORA pg.34 McALLISTER, SARA pg.34 McLAIN, HILDA pg.34 MILLER, DOROTHY LOUISE pg.35 MOODY, VERA pg.35 NUTT, BERNICE pg.35 OLIVER, FRANCES RUTH pg.35 PALMER, RUTH ISABELLE pg.35 PETERS, CHARLES B. pg.35 RICHARDSON, ANNE pg.35 RINES, CARROLL M. pg.35 SHEPARD, DELIA MARY pg.35 SMITH, ADENA pg.35 STAPLES, RANDALL pg.36 STEERE, RUBY pg.36 STILES, BARBARA C. pg.36 SYLVESTER, MARY ANNA pg.36 WALLACE, DOROTHY pg.36 WEYMOUTH, HILDA ELZIRA pg.36 ALLEN, PHYLLIS LOUISE pg.36 BARLETT, PHYLLIS AUDREY pg.36 BATTY, FRANCES pg.37 BURKE, ANNA THERESA pg.37 CUNNINGHAM, DORIS ALBERTA pg.37 DOW, LOUISE E. pg.37 GAMMONS, BARBARA pg.37 GILPATRICK, RUTH pg.37 HANSCOM, RUTH LILLIAN pg.37 HODGKINS, BARBARA LINDLEY pg.37 HUNTER, DOROTHY ANNETTA pg.37 JACKSON, IDELLA M. pg.37 LEGACY, CLYDENE pg.38 LEKOUSI, MARY E. pg.38 McINTYRE, MARGARET pg.38 McKENNEY, MINNIE pg.38 MEADER, MARJORY ETHEL pg.38 MOONEY, DOROTHY P. pg.38 PEDERSON, MARY L. pg.38 PETERSON, ELIZABETH pg.38 PYSKA, JOSEPHINE PAULINE pg.38 PILLSBURY, ETHELYN E. pg.38 QUIMBY, CLAIRE ALDENE pg.39 REARDON, DOROHTY pg.39 SENIOR, ADA G. pg.39 THING, SALLY E. pg.39 WHITE, CARLEEN pg.39 JOHNSON, MARGARET M. pg.39 BUCK, ELEANOR FRANCES pg.39 DRAPER, OLIVE MAY pg.39 GUPTILL, LUCIA pg.40 KNIGHT, HELEN AUGUSTA pg.40 LANCASTER, PHYLLIS MARIE pg.40 MERRILL, FRANCES ELLEN pg.40 ORBETON, RUTH E. pg.40 SHERBURNE, ELEANOR LOUISE pg.40 THOMAS, ELEANOR R. pg.40 WEBBER, DORA pg.40 WILLISTON, GRACE A. pg.40 ELLIS, KERVIN C. pg.41 HAWKES, ELLIORR L. pg.41 HODSON, GEORGE WILLIS pg.41 PAINE, ALAN H. pg.41 STAPLEFORD, VERNON DANIEL pg.41 WEBBER, KENNETH ELWOOD pg.41 NUTTER, PAUL W. pg.4

The Nebraska Transcript, Fall 2020, Vol. 53 No. 2

Dean\u27s Message - Richard Moberly 1 Professor Anthony Schutz focuses on pedagogy, research as College’s new associate dean for faculty 4 Women Lead 2020 conference spurs attendees to ‘Claim Your Power’ 6 Molly Brummond honored for her outstanding contributions to women 10 John Lenich honored for work with students 12 Bobby Larsen selected as American Constitution Society Next Generation Leader 13 Anna Shavers receives Nebraska Bar Association 2020 Diversity Award 13 Sullivan’s Tenant Assistance Project represents renters facing eviction 14 Alumni, Tenant Assistance Project, a projected conceived by alumna Mindy Rush Chipman, ’07, and professor Ryan Sullivan, ’10, honored with community awards 18 Schmid Fellowship Program expands to provide summer experiences amidst COVID-19 pandemic, overseen by Professor of Law Library Stefanie Pearlman. 19 University launches innovative center to study how technology is governed, founding director, Gus Hurwitz, 22 Faculty Notes 24: Jack M. Beard, Eric Berger, Kristen M. Blankley, Robert C. Denicola, Richard F. Duncan, Justin W. (Gus) Hurwitz, Richard A. Leiter, Brian D. Lepard, Colleen E. Medill, Harvey S. Perlman, Josephine (Jo) R. Potuto, Matthew Schaefer, Anna Williams Shavers, Jessica A. Shoemaker, Ryan P. Sullivan, Adam Thimmesch, Steven L. Willborn Faculty research seeks solutions for problems impacting Nebraskans 32 Steve Mattoon,’76, finds silver linings while leading state bar association during unprecedented times 34 Despite pandemic, social distancing, remote classrooms, new faculty adjusting to Nebraska, Law College 37 Patty Cavanagh retires after 19 years of care, kindness, relationship building 40 Class of 2020 celebrates milestones online, outdoors 41 AlumNotes 42 In Memoriam: Donald L. Marti, ’59; Howard F. Ach, ’63; Larry D. Knox, ’63; Larry D. Hall, ’67; Dennis C. Karnopp, ’67; Lanny N. Fauss, ’68; Herbert D. Knudsen, ’68; Willard C. Weinhold, ’68; David L. Chambers, ’70; Melvin R. Katskee, ’71; Timothy J. Otto, ’73, Carol J. Wightman, ’76; Mary L. Broerman, ’79; R. Craig Fry, ’80; Kevin G. Duling, ’81; Calvin D. Hansen, ’82; Kevin K. Knake, ’88; Lena R. (Rathje) Hockabout, ’97 Report on Givin

The Nebraska Transcript: University of Nebraska College of Law. Fall 2022

Dean\u27s Message Remembering Anna Williams Shavers 4 Sold-out Women Lead event empowers leaders 9 Reward outweighs risk at Lavender Legal Center 12 LaChandra Pye, \u2709, named multicultural homecoming nominee 14 Nebraska Legal Diversity Council founded 16 Sullivan recognized for work on Tenant Assistance Project 18 Children’s Justice Attorney Education Program selects inaugural Fellows 20 White House, Attorney General recognize Tenant Assistance Project 22 Faculty Notes 24 Matthew Schaefer named Clayton Yeutter chair 32 Student team wins regional patent application drafting competition 34 Three faculty earn professorships 35: Kristen Blankley, Jessica Shoemaker, Adam Thimmesch Housing Justice Program offers array of opportunities 36 Magilton & students contribute paper to European Centre for Excellence 38 Stohs & EClinic recognized at Annual Entrepreneurship Summit 40 Beard: Guiding the Law of Military Space Operations 41 Dean’s Advisory Board honorees recognized 42 Celebrating the Class of 2022 43 AlumNotes 46 In Memoriam 54 : Dwight L. Clements, Warren E. Van Norman, Peter R. Durland, Tedd C. Huston, Frederick J. Hurlbut, Leslie W. Jensen, Marshall D. Becker, Claire D. Johnson, Glenn A. Rodehorst, Dick H. Hartsock, Walter E. Gallawa, Gordon M. “Mac” Hull, Richard C. Schmoker, Glen J. Soukup, James L. Birkel, Marilyn A. Hutchinson, Stephen A. Mazurak, Richard L. Davenport, Frank E. Landis, John L. Erickson, James E. Gordon, Wayne C. Kreuscher, M. Susan Carlson, George G. Rhodes, Kirk O. Kuwitzky, Thomas R. Dilley, Jane P. Nerison, Royce E. Norman, Larry D. Ohs, Deborah K. Gilg, James B. Fleming, Jonathan C. Hook, Wayne L. Blankenbiler, Douglas F. Fagan, Jone M. Bosworth, Joe E. Schaefer, David G. Brown, Gregory P. Bolton, Shane E. Perkins, Matthew G. Marvin Multicultural Legal Society celebrates 50th anniversary 59 Nebraska Law Review commemorates centennial anniversary 60 Gould named Law Alumni Master 61 Schmid Law Library undergoes transformation 62 College welcomes new faculty 66 Report on Giving 6

Herald of Holiness Volume 39, Number 46 (1951)

01 Build That Altar! General Superintendent Young 02 The Greatest Giver By C. Wesley Brough 02 It Pays to Be Kind to Children By D. S. Reed 03 Impressions of Australia General Superintendent Williamson 04 Church and State at War! By Oscar F. Reed 05 The Communion of the Holy Spirit (II Corinthians 13:14) By E. W. Lawrence 05 Yesterday Ended Last Night! By Kathryn Blackburn Peck 06 Porch, Vestibule, or Sanctuary? By Nell Dunkin 07 Your Soul or You-Which? By V. S. Rushing 08 FEED MY SHEEP By S. Ellsworth Nothstine 08 God\u27s Promises By N. Cronsive (Translated by Anna Johnston) 09 Unity in Nonconformity (Acts 15:36-41) By L Wayne Sears 09 HELLO, JOE! --Dorothy Boone Kidney 10 Keep It Twofold for Balance By Jean Leathers Phillips 11 This Do in Remembrance of Me By Hadley A. Hall 11 Treasures of Darkness (Isaiah 45:3) By A. M. Quick 12 EDITORIALS Stephen S. White, Editor 14 Little Things To Think About: A New Song By Viola E. Hodge 14 THE QUESTION BOX Conducted by Stephen S. White 15 Home Missions and Evangelism: Excerpts from Our Annual Report Roy F. Smee, Secretary 16 The Young People’s Society L. J. Du Bois, Secretary 16 NEWS OF THE CHURCHES 16 THE SUNDAY-SCHOOL LESSON: February 4: Jesus, the Mighty Worker Scripture: Mark 4:35-6:6 By Norman R. Oke 20 “FOUR-STAR” Program Awards 21 DEATHS 22 ANNOUNCEMENTS 22 DIRECTORIES 24 The Miracle of Answered Prayer: Getting Your Prayer Through By Basil Millerhttps://digitalcommons.olivet.edu/cotn_hoh/3386/thumbnail.jp

Lawsuits of the Pochayiv Monastery by Starosta of Sandomierz and Castellan of Belz Andrzej Firlej

ks. archimandryta Andrzej BorkowskiThe story of the Pochayiv Monastery began with the visit of the greek Metropolitan Neofit to a woman named Anna Gojska at Orla estate, several miles from Pochaev. He gave Anna an icon brought from Constantinople, and it stayed in her private chapel for some 30 years. In 1597 Anna gave the icon to the monastery on the mountain. She also gave lands and money. The monks built a new stone Dormition church to house the icon, for which Anna also gave funds. In 1604, the monastic community was joined by Ivan Zalizo. He received the monastic name of Job and was elected the monastery’s hegumen. Job introduced strict discipline and other reforms of monastic life. After Anna died, the mountain on which the monastery lay was inherited by Anna’s grandson Andrzej Firlej, governor of Sandomierz and Castellan of Belz, a convert to the Lutheran Church and very opposed to Eastern Orthodoxy. In 1623 Firlej raided the monastery, taking the holy icon and many jewelry. Job was initiated lawsuits of the Pochaiyv Monastery with Castellan of Belz. Thanks his to the efforts the Court of Lublin ordered the return image of what actually occurred. Court decision Andrzej Firlej finally returned the icon to the monks in 1644. Job of Pochayiv died on October 25, 1651.Historia monasteru poczajowskiego związana jest z wizytą greckiego metropolity Neofita u szlachcianki o imieniu Anna Gojska z Orli, miejscowości położonej kilka mil od Poczajowa. Hierarcha podarował Annie przywiezioną z Konstantynopola ikonę, która została umieszczona w jej prywatnej kaplicy na około 30 lat. W 1597 Anna przekazała ikonę do monasteru na górze poczajowskiej. Podarowała jemu także grunta i fundusze. Dzięki hojnym ofiarom szlachcianki mnisi wznieśli nową kamienną Cerkiew, do której przenieśli ikonę. W 1604 r. do wspólnoty monastycznej dołączył Iwan Zalizo. Otrzymał imię mnisze Hioba i został wybrany igumenem monasteru. Hiob wprowadził surową regułę, dyscyplinę i inne reformy życia monastycznego. Po śmierci Anny, górę, na której był położony monaster odziedziczył wnuk Anny Andrzej Firlej, starosta sandomierski i kasztelan bielski, po konwersji do Kościoła luterańskiego nastawiony nieprzychylnie do prawosławia. W 1623 r. Firlej najechał zbrojnie monaster, rabując cudowną ikonę oraz wiele kosztowności. Hiob był inicjatorem procesów sądowych monasteru poczajowskiego z kasztelan bielski. Dzięki jego staraniom Trybunał Lubelski polecił zwrot wizerunku, co faktycznie nastąpiło. Decyzją sądu Andrzej Firlej ostatecznie zwrócił ikonę mnichom w 1644 r. Hiob Poczajowski zmarł 25 października [email protected] Teologii Prawosławnej, Uniwersytetu w Białymstoku, PolskaAdamczuk L. i Mironowicz A., Duchowieństwo prawosławne w X-XVIII wieku, [w:] Kościół prawosławny w Polsce. 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Moskwa w oczach prawosławnych Rusinów – obywateli Rzeczypospolitej (na podstawie piśmiennictwa końca XVI – połowy XVII stulecia, Kraków 2008.Kaczmarczyk J., Bohdan Chmielnicki, Wrocław-Warszawa 1988.Lewickij W., K woprosu o wremieni osnowanija Poczajewskoj Lawry i o pierwoj ustroitielnice jeja Annie Gojskoj, „Волынския Епархиальные Ведомости”, 1913, nr 6, s. 96-100, nr 7, s. 126-128, nr 8, s. 138-142, nr 9, s. 165-167, nr 11, s. 201-204.Mironowicz A., Kościół prawosławny w dziejach dawnej Rzeczypospolitej, Białystok 2001.Mironowicz A., The Activities of the Patriarch Teofanes III in the Polish-Lithuanian Commonwealth, [w:] The Orthodox Church in the Balkans and Poland. Connections and Common Tradition, Białystok 2007, s. 77-87.Niesiecki K., Firlej, [w:] Herbarz Polski, t. 4, Lipsk 1839-1845, s. 24-41.Osadczy W., Święta Ruś. Rozwój i oddziaływanie idei prawosławia w Galicji, Lublin 2007.Батюшков П.Н., Волынь. 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Role model (in) advertising?

The article concentrates on analysing the growing interest of academics in studying advertisements. While arguing why this perspective of reading literature may bring interesting critical results, the article focuses mainly on the character of Anna Csillag and its evolution through the twentieth century. Originally Anna Csillag was created as an advertising strategy to be used in selling hairgrowth cream. Boasting beautiful hair, the character grew in popularity across Europe, turning into a public icon of the first half of the twentieth century. Anna Csillag appears as a fictional character in Bruno Schultz’s story Księga (The Book). The article also traces other references to this figure in the twentieth and twenty-first century literary and artistic works