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Sculpture in the Gardens 2024/25
No full textTonal Lines.
Wood (burnt), bitumen tar, metal, algorithmic sound equipment. (large site specific installation- interactive with sound). approx 8 metres x 6 metres x 8 metres
ROLES: Gina Ferguson & Dale Cotton (Artists) ; Linda Tyler, Catherine Hamilton, Terry Urbahn (Curators)
VENUE AND TIMES: Auckland Botanic Gardens, Manurewa, Auckland, New Zealand. Dec 16 2024 - 2 March 2025
Linda Ferguson
No full textLinda Ferguson, 18, received a $300 Fort Worth Musicians Union scholarship for summer study. She was one of four string musicians who auditioned at Texas Christian University. Fort Worth Star-Telegram Morning edition May 17, 1965.https://mavmatrix.uta.edu/specialcollections_startelegram1960s/2793/thumbnail.jp
1981-1982 SAR resident scholar Linda Cordell
No full textResident scholar Linda Cordell on the SAR campus with two dogs (her Cairn Terrier dog McGee and Weatherhead fellow Peter Whiteley's dog Blue) during her 1981-82 National Endowment for the Humanities fellowship at the School of American Research. From 2006 until her death in 2013, Dr. Linda S. Cordell was a senior scholar at SAR. In 2015 and 2017, SAR presented the memorial Linda S. Cordell Prize to a living author for a book in archaeology or anthropological archaeology. In 2018, the Prize was converted to an annual lecture
Professional and Business Women's Club
No full textProfessional and Business Women's Club at Loma Linda held get acquainted meeting Sunday night, 1952, in School of Nutrition lounge. Members pictured, left to right, are: Lydia Sonnenberg, president, Ethel Shoup, Arlene Games, Lillian Dickinson, Nina Munson, Florence Casey, Lois Ferguson, Dora Dalby, Ione Haygood, Mildred Wedde, Gladys Miller, Edna Eades, Luthea Estey, vice president, Lillian Hohnstone, Juanita Slack, Lillian Joseph, Viola Lutz, Soonhan New, Alice Howard, treasurer. Secretary Elsie Bader is not pictured
Note from Linda Carlson to Jack Curfman
No full textHandwritten thank you note from Curator, Linda Carlson, to exhibit designer, Jack Curfman
Ensemble group; Dean Crocker, Jeanette Hodges, Linda Ferguson, Janet Stevens, Fred W. Parker, and Sandra Sayre
No full textThe William J. Marsh Young Artists in a program present the club\u27s string quartet. Seated, left to right, are Dean Crocker, piano soloist; Jeanette Hodges, violin, and Linda Ferguson, cello. Standing, same order, are Janet Stevens, viola; Fred W. Parker, conductor; Sandra Sayre, violin. Fort Worth Star-Telegram.https://mavmatrix.uta.edu/specialcollections_startelegram1960s/5898/thumbnail.jp
Edwin Harold Shyrock, MD
No full textBlack and white portrait of Edwin Harold Shyrock, MD. Dr. Shyrock was a respected physician, medical educator, college administrator, author, counselor, public speaker and family man. Harold grew up in Loma Linda, where his father, Alfred Q. Shyrock, MD became the sixth physician at the newly established College of Medical Evangelists (now Loma Linda University). Harold married Daisy Bagwell in 1929, after graduating from Pacific Union College and completed his medical training at CME in 1933. He was asked to teach at the college in 1936 and did so for more than 40 years. He served as dean of the Loma Linda University School of Medicine from 1951-1954 and chaired the department of anatomy from 1957-1959. He authored many magazine articles and 13 books. He may be best remembered among Adventists for the two volumes, "On Becoming a Man" and "On Becoming a Woman." He died on March 03, 2004.20.5 x 25 c
Edwin Harold Shryock, M.D.
No full textHead and shoulders portrait of Edwin Harold Shryock, MD. Dr. Shryock was a physician, medical educator, and college administrator at Loma Linda University. He was also well known as a prolific author, counselor and public speaker. He died on March 03, 2004. [Item note] Large crease on bottom right of photograph has been digitally removed.19 x 19 c
Dear Granbaby (Claudia Ferguson)
No full textVideo features the story and neighborhood of Linda Woods of Dayton\u27s Edgemont neighborhood.
Read her story here.
See a graphic design featuring the story here
TODAY - March 3, 2010
No full textInside this issue:
-- Pediatric residency at SACHS-Norton clinic brings physicians face to face with the health care needs of inner city kids-- Inland Empire boy helps Loma Linda University assist the children of Haiti-- CHIP program coming to Loma Linda-- Longtime LLU professor writes new book on whole person medicine-- The China Study author to speak at Loma Linda University Church-- Big Hearts for Little Hearts Loma Linda Guild hosts ‘Dressing Up Red’ Luncheon-- Children’s Hospital to benefit from Food 4 Less fundraiser-- ‘The Adventists’ documentary makes West Coast premiere in Loma Linda-- SAHP announces 1,007 enrollment during faculty forum-- More details on APC, to begin March 5-- Reporter goes undercover at Loma Linda University Medical Center-- Big Hearts for Little Hearts Riverside Guild hosts inaugural event, a membership luncheon-- LLUMC social workers celebrate Social Work Monthhttps://scholarsrepository.llu.edu/today/1081/thumbnail.jp
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