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My Time In Ireland
Get PDFWhile still in the midst of their study abroad experiences, students at Linfield University write reflective essays. Their essays address issues of cultural similarity and difference, compare lifestyles, mores, norms, and habits between their host countries and home, and examine changes in perceptions about their host countries and the United States. In this essay, Elizabeth Ungar describes observations during study abroad in Galway, Ireland
University of Nottingham
Get PDFPostcard from Cierra Hanson, during the Linfield University Semester Abroad Program, Fall 2022, at the University of Nottingham in England
Guide to the Dundee Fruit Growers Association Collection
Get PDFThis collection contains banking records, stock share records, business records, tax reports, and advertisements from Dundee (Oregon) Fruit Growers Association. These items span the years of 1914-1944
Guide to the Jackie Winters Historical Documents
Get PDFThis collection is comprised of documents and artifacts pertaining to the professional and personal life of Oregon State Senator Jacqueline “Jackie” Winters, R-Salem. This includes legislative records from Winters’ multiple terms as Oregon State Representative and Senator, as well as political campaign documentation, speeches, event programs, correspondence, and press from this time period. Additionally, select documentation regarding charitable activities, pre-legislative work, and personal activities are included. The collection provides researchers an insider’s perspective of the Senator’s work and life, particularly during select periods of time, notably 1970-1989 and 1995-2019
Ceiling at Galleria Umberto
No full textCeiling at Galleria Umberto, taken by Sarah Mainwaring on the Linfield University January Term Program in Campania, Italy. 2nd place, Architecture division, in the 2022 Linfield University Study Abroad Photo Contest.https://digitalcommons.linfield.edu/intl_photos2022/1001/thumbnail.jp
Did I get the Part?
No full textThe following students will present a general audition, which consists of two contrasting monologues, one of which must be a classical piece, with the option of singing 30 seconds of a song: Robert Turner, Weston Lawrence, Daria Jones, Hadley Nelson, Sydney Monroe, Moana Andrews, Katie Jones, Danny McCann, Jashae Salon and Elliot Curry
Drinking in the Dark Model to Study Binge-like Consumption of Ethanol and Pharmacotherapies for Alcohol Use Disorder in Outbred Rats
No full textOutbred, genetically heterogenous rats are increasingly used to study ethanol drinking as a nonhuman animal model of alcohol use disorder. However, few studies utilize the drinking in the dark (DID) procedure to study binge drinking in outbred rat models. The DID procedure increases ethanol consumption by providing opportunity to consume solution when animals are the most active, 3 hours after the start of the dark phase of the light:dark cycle. The present study used the DID paradigm with two lines of outbred rats (Sprague Dawley and Long Evans) as a model for binge drinking. The initial phase of drinking provided an opportunity to consume 20% ethanol solution. After the 20% ethanol consumption phase, the effect of naltrexone, an opiate receptor antagonist, on consumption of 20% ethanol solution was examined. Subsequent drinking phases (Phases 2 – 4), allowed consumption of a 20% ethanol solution (Phase 2), a 10% ethanol solution (Phase 3), followed by a fourth and final phase where the 10% ethanol solution was sweetened with supersac (0.125% saccharin and 3% glucose). Additionally, several abstinence periods were inserted between and within select drinking phases to explore the effects of abstinence induced drinking. These adaptations were used to further evaluate the validity of the DID procedure as a model of binge consumption of ethanol with outbred rat strains. Results from the 4 phases indicated Long Evans rats consume more ethanol, achieving higher doses of ethanol consumed when compared to Sprague Dawley rats. Naltrexone was found to attenuate ethanol consumption across both strains using the DID procedure. Importantly, introduction of supersac + 10% ethanol solution increased consumption across both strains, and significantly increased binge-like consumption in Long Evans rats, especially after a brief period of abstinence. The present study suggests that consumption of supersac + 10% ethanol solution promotes binge drinking in the outbred, Long Evans rat line using the DID procedure