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Unfortunately (?) I couldn't just take computer
and art classes at Wittenberg. However, being forced to
study subjects I normally wouldn't has made me think about things
I normally wouldn't either or has at least forced me to put the
strong feelings I do have on paper.
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Realize that in college think
really means write a paper on. So here are the
results of a few 'extended thoughts' on things I never thought I'd
think about or things that I've been thinking about for a while
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U n d e r g r a d u a t e L i b e r a l A
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The Letter of Paul to Adam A Letter written in the style of the New Testament
writer Paul on the subject of acceptance of homosexuality in the
modern world. Contains textual notes and biblical
commentary by the author.
Featured in Wittenberg's Non-Fiction Magazine Spectrum
2001.
Written for 'Understanding the New
Testament', Wittenberg University, November 2000.
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A Survey of Homophobia A personal look a homosexuality and the problems of
'coming out' related to homophobia. Talks about
effects and causes of homophobia and the fact that
homophobic individuals may actually be gay
themselves.
Written for 'Social Construction of Sexuality Honors Seminar',
Wittenberg University, May 2000.
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Abandoning Rational Explanations: Responses to the Problem of
the Human Condition Responses to Marcel Proust's 'Overture' from Remembrance
of Things Past, Albert Camus' The Stranger, and
Samuel Beckett's Waiting for Godot in relation to
the problems of the human condition. Includes
'Introduction to Our Problem'.
Written for 'Existence or Essence Honors Seminar',
Wittenberg University, December
1999.
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Navajo Sandpainting: Influencing Modern Art Navajo sandpainting, part of an important sacred
religious Indian tradition for many years, has surfaced in
the modern world as an influence to secular art forms.
1997
Award Winner from the Wittenberg English Department.
Written for 'English 101', Wittenberg
University, December
1997.
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