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Oral history interview of John Challis, conducted by William Challis (video)
No full textJohn Challis discusses his career as an educator and his awareness of past pandemics. He also talks about his attitude about vaccination and getting the COVID-19 vaccine, as well as social distancing protocols in schools He discusses transitioning to remote work for high school teaching and remote services for church during the pandemic
Letter from Challis Walker to John and Dolly Sloan, February 14, 1940
No full text1 leaf (double-sided)Letter from Challis Walker to John and Dolly Sloan, February 14, 194
An interview with Derek Challis
No full textDerek Challis, the son of Robin Hyde, talks to Elizabeth Alley about Hyde's autobiography, "A home in this world".Dubbed from a Radio New Zealand Sound Archive recording made on the 23 October 1984, by the Stout Research Centre Literary Archive
Letter from Challis Walker to John and Dolly Sloan, February 14, 1940
No full text1 leaf (double-sided)Letter from Challis Walker to John and Dolly Sloan, February 14, 194
blobtoolkit/viewer: 3.0.0
No full textCommits
c7d0c23: bump version (Richard)
ad44525: upgrade dependencies (Richard Challis)
1b33886: update webpack dev server config (Richard Challis)
d3f4014: update deprecated dependencies (Richard Challis)
610380c: update dependencies (Richard Challis)
a54a09d: move shared functions (Richard Challis)
1ceee92: remove client models (Richard Challis)
38a4833: package api as an executable (Richard Challis)
94c96a5: support bundle hosting (Richard Challis)
8662dfc: enable packaging of viewer ui code (Richard Challis)
f5cdff6: remove binaries from tracking (Richard Challis)
62dfd9f: improve port handling (Richard Challis)
780ee36: add package script (Richard Challis)
5e12bae: add github worflow for release packaging (Richard Challis)
d9cfccd: update README (Richard Challis)
44049ab: update package names (Richard Challis)
779430e: "Bump version: 2.6.5 → 3.0.0" (Richard Challis)
b12bec1: include assets in package (Richard Challis)
b4812a2: fix typo in poackage.sh (Richard Challis)
7c35d6a: move all dist files to central dist directory (Richard Challis)
4ef1e17: set viewer basename variable when packaging (Richard Challis)
72c6913: run full package.sh script (Richard Challis
Challis jail. Challis, Idaho.
No full textJohnnie Boyd in doorway, earl Dodge with pick, Joe Paul at corner, Arthur Fox, Donnie Rowels with pipe and Ralph Beardsle
‘In Person: Bloodaxe Books, Neil Astley on Translation, interviewed by John Challis’
No full textBloodaxe Books was founded by Neil Astley in 1978. Starting out to address an imbalance in UK poetry publishing, Astley began publishing working-class poets from the North of England who at the time were poorly represented by mainstream publishers. Since then and throughout its 45-year history, Bloodaxe has championed diversity, publishing women, black, Asian and minority ethnic poets, while gathering an international reputation as a publisher of poetry in translation. In 2021, the poet John Challis undertook research in the Bloodaxe Books Archive at The Philip Robinson Library at Newcastle University to inform a series of interviews with Astley as part of a project funded by a British Academy/Leverhulme Small Research Grant (Principal Investigator: Professor Sinéad Morrissey). Recorded over summer 2021, these interviews explored and documented the history of Bloodaxe Books as well as Astley’s and Bloodaxe’s contribution to diversifying UK poetry publishing. This excerpt focusses on Bloodaxe’s work to publish poetry in translation, with a particular focus on process, censorship, and the story of Irina Ratushinskaya, whose publication by Bloodaxe contributed to her eventual freedom from a Soviet Labour camp in 1986. This interview between John Challis (JC) and Neil Astley (NA), took place on Tuesday 27 July 2021 at Bloodaxe’s offices in Hexham, Northumberland
Challis cornet band. Challis, Idaho.
No full textL-R: Maude Ebberts Clarington, Joseph Ebberts, Danny Stephens, Bill Ebberts, Sr., Jonathon Job, Frank Reed, Tom Horton, and Maurice Ashto
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