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Society for Creative Anachronism Table
Alt Text: The Society for Creative Anachronism\u27s table, in front of the Book Bistro.https://scholarworks.uni.edu/rodcon2025_photos/1004/thumbnail.jp
Chemistry Magic Show Demonstration, 01
Alt Text: Two UNI students demonstrate a chemistry trick using dry ice at the Chemistry Magic Show.https://scholarworks.uni.edu/rodcon2025_photos/1008/thumbnail.jp
Costume Contest Crowd
Alt Text: A crowd of RodCon attendees sit in chairs watching the Costume Contest.https://scholarworks.uni.edu/rodcon2025_photos/1010/thumbnail.jp
Adult Costume Contest Participants, 02
Alt Text: The participants of the Adult Costume Contest sit next to each other on the stage.https://scholarworks.uni.edu/rodcon2025_photos/1016/thumbnail.jp
D&D Club Character Building
Alt Text: RodCon attendees build D&D characters with the Holmes Jr. High Dungeons & Dragons club.https://scholarworks.uni.edu/rodcon2025_photos/1018/thumbnail.jp
[30a] Lord Clyde\u27s Statue, London, England [front]
Sir Colin Campbell, 1st Baron Clyde (1792-1863) was a famous general who fought in the Crimean War and was a commander during the Indian Mutiny. He stands atop a pillar watching over Waterloo Place in London. Below him, Britannia extends the olive branch of peace while resting on a British lion.https://scholarworks.uni.edu/his_monuments_sp2022/1058/thumbnail.jp
UNI Men\u27s Golf Season Statistics 2024-25
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--- 2024-25 Team Results--- Round-by-Round Resultshttps://scholarworks.uni.edu/amg/1456/thumbnail.jp
Notes for the Stalled, v17n05, January-February 2025
Contents:
--- Stacks on Stacks --- TEACH Project: IRTS on the Move --- Career Readiness --- UNI Spring Career Fairshttps://scholarworks.uni.edu/libnotes/1146/thumbnail.jp
African American Literacy, February 2025 [display, photo 2]
Alt Text: Back view of a library exhibit with a poster at the top of the display and library materials arranged on bottom three shelves. Description: African American Literacy book display created for February 2025 located on the library main floor next to the Book Bistro cafe.https://scholarworks.uni.edu/lib_humandisplays/1073/thumbnail.jp
Returning to The Beginning Place: Le Guin’s Forgotten Anti-fantasy Four Decades On
Ursula K. Le Guin\u27s 1980 portal fantasy The Beginning Place has received a fraction of the critical attention that most of her other novels have attracted over the years. This short book\u27s many enigmas, often structured by self-consciously Jungian symbolism, are best understood as operating in service not to a strict Jungian framework, but rather to a broader metafictional evaluation of fantasy and an articulation of Le Guin\u27s own preferred approach to the reading and interpretation of fantasy. At times, The Beginning Place moves beyond meta-fantasy to become an anti-fantasy that does not shy from critiquing some dimensions of both commercial fantasy and the potentially limiting interpretive responses of some of the genre\u27s readers