105 research outputs found
Interview with Ken Carpenter (Class of 1958), Deborah Jenson (Class of 1983), and Jim Jenson (Class of 1982) by Ben Bousquet
No full textIn this oral history, Ken Carpenter (Class of 1958), Deborah Carpenter Jenson (Class of 1983), and Jim Jenson (Class of 1982) reflect on their respective experiences at Bowdoin. Ken speaks of his background as an “orphan” (his father had died and his mother could not afford to raise him) attending Girard College for Boys, his transition to Bowdoin life as a first-generation student, and his involvement with the Delta Sigma fraternity. He also explores how the research skills that he gained at Bowdoin influenced his career as a cataloger, librarian, and author. Ken and his daughter, Deborah, go on to explain that, during his time at Bowdoin, Ken met his future wife, Mary Carpenter, at a boarding house in Brunswick run by Mary’s mother, Elizabeth Wilson. They later explain that Mary Carpenter had also lost her father and that Mary’s subsequent career in academia influenced Deborah’s career path. Deborah also recounts the factors that affected her decision to attend Bowdoin, as well as a hazing story from her early days at Delta Kappa Epsilon. Jim tells of his decision to enroll at the College, his transition from California to Maine, and his experience in the Theta Delta Chi fraternity. The three also discuss their thoughts on Bowdoin’s decision to eliminate fraternities
Andrew Jenson
No full textAndrew Jenson (1850-1941) was a historian, author, assistant LDS Church historian, and president of the Utah State Historical Society
Andrew Jenson
No full textAndrew Jenson (1850-1941) was a historian, author, assistant LDS Church historian, and president of the Utah State Historical Society
Andrew Jenson
No full textAndrew Jenson (1850-1941) was a historian, author, assistant LDS Church historian, and president of the Utah State Historical Society
Henri Temianka Correspondence; (jenson)
No full textThis collection contains material pertaining to the life, career, and activities of Henri Temianka, violin virtuoso, conductor, music teacher, and author. Materials include correspondence, concert programs and flyers, music scores, photographs, and books.https://digitalcommons.chapman.edu/temianka_correspondence/3792/thumbnail.jp
Ecclesiology of Robert Jenson
No full textThe aim of this thesis is to provide an appropriate evaluation of ecclesiological concept in thinking of Robert Jenson through reading, interpretation and assessment of the text of the book: JENSON, W. Robert. Systematic Theology: The Works of God. Vol. 2., sub-chapter "The Church's Founding", pages 167-188. The focus of his concept is based on presenting multi-dimensional structure of the Church in time-place settings as an intrinsic expression for her catholicity. Term "totus Christus" is an expression for the actual relation of the Head and the Body. Subsequently, author elaborates concept of relation of the Church towards the Church's foundational and within- opened-time-of-delayed-parusia inducing and sustaining realities. In the second part, author elaborates a concept of role of the Spirit as the relational vivifying force of the Christ and the Church; possibility of lack of the Spirit; and indivisible clasp of the Christology, the Pneumatology and the Ecclesiology. Author also deals with concept of the Church as the eschatological detour, which is embedded within a broader framework of the split eschatology (in American theology called "the telescopic eschatology"). The second part of this thesis is based on an idea of the church is a polity of God. Thematically, it is grasped under..
Author Virigina Thorndike writes about the art of taking photograhic portraits o
No full textAuthor Virigina Thorndike writes about the art of taking photograhic portraits of cows. She learned the art assisting Mark Jenson, one of a handful of photographers who make their living taking portraits of cattle
Systematic Theology
No full textAuthor: Jenson, Robert W. Title: Systematic theology v. 1&2. Publisher: New York: Oxford Univ Pr, 1999
Systematic Theology
No full textAuthor: Jenson, Robert W. Title: Systematic theology v. 1&2. Publisher: New York: Oxford Univ Pr, 1999
John Milton, Paradise Regained, Samson Agonistes, and other Poems
No full textScanned by Doug Fetterman, Class of 2016, in 2014.This image is from a collection created by Etta Hanson and given to the College in 1954. All items are from Otto Ege's estate. There is a typed description at the bottom of the mat, which reads: “The Roman types, based on those of Jenson and designed by Cobden-Sanderson with the assistance of Sir Emery Walker, have been called by Pollard the finest roman types in existence; and Ransom, commenting on the Doves Press Books, in which these were used, states “they approach dangerously near to absolute perfection.”
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