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Brynn Hoffman \u2709, Glen Heirloom, Virginia Horse Center
No full textBrynn Hoffman \u2709 on Glen Heirloom at Virginia Horse Centerhttps://digitalcommons.hollins.edu/riding/1175/thumbnail.jp
Hillary Schreiber \u2700, Garden Party
No full textHillary Schreiber on Garden Party, a 6 year old mare that was preowned by Bobby Cox and Rose Retreat Farmhttps://digitalcommons.hollins.edu/riding/1189/thumbnail.jp
The RAs
Get PDFEve’s goal is simple: to discover a college major that will earn her the most money without completely draining her soul. When her housing plans implode and tuition bills pile up, Eve reluctantly takes on the role of RA—a glorified babysitter for drunken freshmen—in exchange for a roof over her head. Quitting isn’t an option, but surviving this circus of unhinged students and incompetent coworkers might just cost her what’s left of her sanity.
Alongside her eclectic team of fellow RAs, Eve battles to keep students alive while chasing down banned pets, unraveling the mystery of the dorm elevator couch, and slapping together educational bulletin boards that no one reads. From over-the-top dorm drama to nightly emergencies that defy explanation, it’s a disaster waiting to happen— and college students somehow run the asylum.
This half-hour, single cam comedy is in the vein of Community, Superstore, and It’s Always Sunny in Philadelphia
Principal Support and Its Impact on New Teacher Retention
No full textTeacher retention is an educational crisis that is only progressing. This paper explores the history of teacher retention in the United States and the various factors that have led to the current status of retention in the field. New teachers are particularly susceptible to the factors that contribute to an early exit from the profession. A look at the challenges that new teachers face and how school districts are trying to address them is presented. A particular focus is on the influence of school-based administrators and teacher retention. Tools and strategies that can be used to support the wellbeing of new teachers are presented
The Sword and the Serpent
Get PDFThis project provides insight into the monstrous bridegroom trope in fairytale and its influence in modern fantasy literature. The monstrous bridegroom trope has several different variations, but all of these variations result in a young and innocent woman marrying a monster. Through my critical essay, I look at this trope through a modern feminist lens, exploring the different variations of the trope in fairy tales, modern fairy tale adaptations, and fantasy literature. The essay brings in modern ideas of toxic masculinity and toxic femininity and applies them to the fairy tale inspiration of fantasy literature. The monstrous bridegroom trope and the subversion of the idea of a young, innocent woman marrying a monster against her will was the inspiration for my novel The Sword and the Serpent. This subversion occurs by giving the women in the story more agency than women traditionally had in the original versions of fairy tales, as well as celebrating femininity and female camaraderie, and villainizing toxic masculinity
Emily Chewning \u2701, Onefortheroad
No full textEmily Chewning \u2701 on Onefortheroadhttps://digitalcommons.hollins.edu/riding/1120/thumbnail.jp
Guy Burkholder, High Ball, Photo 2
No full textGuy Burkholder on High Ballhttps://digitalcommons.hollins.edu/riding/1141/thumbnail.jp
Linda Farmer \u2782, Pretender, 1979 Rockbridge Horse Show
No full textLinda Farmer \u2782 Riding Pretender, Rockbridge Hunt H.S. 1979https://digitalcommons.hollins.edu/riding/1144/thumbnail.jp
Madeline Szurley, Elizabeth Randi Byrd, Nancy Peterson, Liz Courter, 2018 Sweet Briar Intercollegiate
No full textHigh Point Rider Madeline Szurley and Res High Point Rider Randi Byrd at Sweet Briar Intercollegiate 2018 with Nancy Peterson and Liz Courterhttps://digitalcommons.hollins.edu/riding/1148/thumbnail.jp