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Get PDFScene at Shaker Colony Near St. Cloud, Fla. Detail from a postcard in the Hamilton College collection. See full image on page 13 of this issue
Pineapples in Florida. The Shakers Have Made a Great Success with This Delicious Fruit.
Get PDFReprint of an article published in the September 23, 1909, St. Cloud Tribune
The Shaker Community.
Get PDFReprint of an article published in the November 25, 1909, St. Cloud Tribune
Living off a Prayer: Explanations of Spiritual and Religious Transformation at Hamilton College
No full textThis paper explores the connection between the role of stigma in how students conceptualize their religious or spiritual identities when they enter Hamilton. During semi- structured interviews, students described a decision: to continue to affiliate with their faith, to convert, to become spiritually untethered, or to abandon religion altogether. While many factors played into their decision, stigma had a major role. Students who chose to embrace stigma and continue to practice their faith negotiated Hamilton’s majority secular campus by highlighting various aspects of their identity in order to both maintain their faith and exist peacefully at the College. Students who became spiritually untethered were often less directly affected by stigma, but awareness of intolerance lead them to be cautious about openly identifying as spiritual. With some exceptions, students that dropped out of religion often did so unintentionally and filled their time with other activities. Two students defied this standard and rejected formal religious groups because they did not align with their values and identities. This paper hopes to highlight religious intolerance at Hamilton and provoke further mitigating action to change this paradigm
Why Worship Matters: Lessons From Lutheran Congregations Struggling in a World of Liturgical Change
No full textRational combinations of Betti diagrams of complete intersections
No full textWe investigate decompositions of Betti diagrams over a polynomial ring within the framework of Boij–Söderberg theory. That is, given a Betti diagram, we determine if it is possible to decompose it into the Betti diagrams of complete intersections. To do so, we determine the extremal rays of the cone generated by the diagrams of complete intersections and provide a factorial time algorithm for decomposition