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Sarah Fielding: Satire and Subversion in the Eighteenth-Century Novel
No full textThis study of Sarah Fielding (1710―68) is an original contribution to Fielding scholarship that has a dual purpose: to support those who are striving to re-introduce her to the modern literary landscape in an effort to restore her eighteenth-century literary standing, and to firmly establish Fielding as an early feminist writer. It is argued here that throughout her oeuvre Fielding challenged prevailing traditions that denied women a choice, particularly in education, employment and marriage. These themes are also considered in the political treatises of Mary Astell (1666―1731) and Mary Wollstonecraft (1759―97), who are now widely recognised as feminist writers.
It is further argued that Fielding’s subversion in fiction of the English patriarchal system is underscored by her unorthodox performance in the literary arena. This is fully explored alongside her use of sentimentalism as a literary tool with which she challenges her seemingly inhumane society. Fielding’s interest in ‘the Labyrinths of the Mind’ (in modern terms, human psychology) will also be addressed as will her placement in the history of feminism and her placement in the sentimental novel tradition. Fielding’s performance as a literary critic will be compared with the few female authors who, like her, dared to publish literary criticism during her writing career. Accordingly, extracts from Fielding’s novels and her two critical pamphlets will be thoroughly examined.
An updated biography of Fielding that is also included here will provide evidence for a further claim, that her fiction is autobiographical in part. A comprehensive account of Fielding’s performance as a literary critic forms the final chapter of this work. It is the first full-length examination of her contribution to the genre and includes an appraisal of her recently unearthed critical pamphlet entitled A Comparison Between the Horace of Corneille and The Roman Father of Mr. Whitehead (1750) that is yet to be formerly attributed to her. Ultimately this study of Fielding will go far beyond what has previously been written about this remarkable eighteenth-century author, particularly regarding her feminist activity
The 'true use of reading' : Sarah Fielding and mid eighteenth-century literary strategies.
No full textPhDThe aim of this thesis is to explore, by examining her life and
works, how Sarah Fielding (1710-68) established her identity as an author.
The definition of her role involves her notions of the functions of
writing and reading.
Sarah Fielding attempts to invite readers to form a sense of ties
by tacit understanding of her messages. As she believes that a work
of literature is produced through collaboration between the writer and
the reader, it is an important task in her view to show her attentiveness
toward reading practice. In her consideration of reading, she has two
distinct, even opposite views of her audience: on the one hand a familiar
and limited circle of readers with shared moral and cultural values and
on the other potential readers among the unknown mass of people. The
dual targets direct her to devise various strategies. She tries to
appeal to those who can endorse and appreciate her moral values as well
as her learning. Her writings and letters testify that she is sensitive
to the demands of the literary market, trying to lead the taste of readers
by inventing new forms.
The thesis opens with an overview of Sarah Fielding's career,
followed by a consideration of her critical attention to the roles of
reading. I go on to examine the narrative structures and strategies
she deploys, with a particular emphasis on her use of the epistolary
method. The following chapter deals with her attention to the reading
of the moral message tangibly embodied in her educational writing. It
is followed by an analysis of the activity which earned her a reputation
as a learned woman. Various as the forms of her works are, they invariably
reflect her attempt to balance herself between the two demands of
inventiveness and familiarity
Florida Historical Quarterly Podcast Episode 06: Summer 2010
No full textWe interviewed Gilbert C. Din, Professor Emeritus at Fort Lewis College in Durango, Colorado. He is the author of several books on colonial Louisiana and a frequent contributor to the FHQ. We interviewed him about his work on William August Bowles and about his article that appeared in this issue, titled “William August Bowles on the Gulf Coast, 1787-1803: Unraveling a Labyrinthine Conundrum.”https://stars.library.ucf.edu/fhq-podcast/1005/thumbnail.jp
Oral History Interview with Gilbert Meilaender
No full textThis interview was conducted with Gilbert Meilaender as part of “Moral Histories: Voices and Stories from the Founding Figures of Bioethics,” an oral history project of the Johns Hopkins University Berman Institute of Bioethics. Professor Meilaender is a Senior Research Professor at Valparaiso University. His areas of expertise include theological ethics, Christian ethics, human dignity, the philosophy of friendship, and adoption. He is the author of several books, including Bioethics: A Primer for Christians, Not by Nature but by Grace: Forming Families through Adoption, and Friendship: A Study in Theological Ethics. Professor Meilaender discusses his upbringing as the son of a Lutheran pastor, his education at Concordia Senior College and his path to academia after being ordained as a Lutheran minister. He discusses his graduate studies at Princeton University with mentor Paul Ramsey. He talks about his identity as a theological ethicist in a time when higher education was trying to distinguish the academic study of religion from theological study. He also discusses his experience with foster care and adoption, which shapes his view on reproductive technologies and the implications of the unquestioned use of such technologies. Professor Meilaender talks about his involvement with The Hastings Center and his work on the President’s Council on Bioethics during the George W. Bush administration. He notes that the Council’s work was philosophical, in contrast to law- and policy-oriented bioethics. He discusses the influence of the Council’s work on his thinking about human dignity, as well as the limits of bioethics, his approach to politics, and his belief in including religious views in public debate. The conversation concludes with reflections on his influences, friendships, correspondence with readers, and views on end-of-life care
Oral History Interview with Gilbert Meilaender
No full textThis interview was conducted with Gilbert Meilaender as part of “Moral Histories: Voices and Stories from the Founding Figures of Bioethics,” an oral history project of the Johns Hopkins University Berman Institute of Bioethics. Professor Meilaender is a Senior Research Professor at Valparaiso University. His areas of expertise include theological ethics, Christian ethics, human dignity, the philosophy of friendship, and adoption. He is the author of several books, including Bioethics: A Primer for Christians, Not by Nature but by Grace: Forming Families through Adoption, and Friendship: A Study in Theological Ethics. Professor Meilaender discusses his upbringing as the son of a Lutheran pastor, his education at Concordia Senior College and his path to academia after being ordained as a Lutheran minister. He discusses his graduate studies at Princeton University with mentor Paul Ramsey. He talks about his identity as a theological ethicist in a time when higher education was trying to distinguish the academic study of religion from theological study. He also discusses his experience with foster care and adoption, which shapes his view on reproductive technologies and the implications of the unquestioned use of such technologies. Professor Meilaender talks about his involvement with The Hastings Center and his work on the President’s Council on Bioethics during the George W. Bush administration. He notes that the Council’s work was philosophical, in contrast to law- and policy-oriented bioethics. He discusses the influence of the Council’s work on his thinking about human dignity, as well as the limits of bioethics, his approach to politics, and his belief in including religious views in public debate. The conversation concludes with reflections on his influences, friendships, correspondence with readers, and views on end-of-life care
Adapting musicology's use of affect theories to contemporary theatre making: Directing Martin Crimp's attempts on her life
No full textCopyright @ Intellect 2011Adopting and adapting musicology's use of affect theories, specifically Jeremy Gilbert's idea of an 'affective analysis' and David Epstein's idea of 'shaping affect', this article looks at Martin Crimp's Attempts on Her Life from a practitioner's perspective. It investigates the challenges and benefits of adopting an 'affective approach' to directing recent theatre texts that stress the musicality and corporeality of language along with, and at times above, its signifying roles. Rather than locating Aristotelian dramatic climaxes based on narratological or characterological progression, an affective approach seeks to identify moments of affective intensity, which produce a different sort of impact by working on a 'body-first' methodology, rather than the directly cerebral. That this embodied impact is not ultimately meaningless is one of affect theory's most vital assertions. This approach has resonance in terms of how directors, performers and critics/theorists approach work of this type
Buffington, Hailman, and Gilbert at Collins Speaker Series
No full textRex Buffington, Executive Director, John C. Stennis Center, John Hailman, author of From Midnight to Guntown, and Dr. Jerry Gilbert, Provost and Executive Vice President MSU during the Collins Speaker Serie
Detrital apatite Lu-Hf and U-Pb geochronology
No full textStijn Glorie, Alexander Simpson, Jack Gillespie, Martin Hand, Sarah Gilbert, Chris Kirklan
Gilbert Paterson Middle School 2002
No full textThe annual publication of the students of Gilbert Paterson Middle School, Lethbridge, Alberta. (Volume. 2001-02)pdf1^'ST^
Administrators’Message
It is with great pride that we, the administration team at Gilbert Paterson
Community School, have served you over the past year. At times the 2001-02
school year has been difficult and at times exciting. But together we have grown
as a community to become caring, concerned and compassionate citizens.
The events of September 11, 2001 brought a sudden realization that we in
Lethbridge do not live in isolation from the rest of the world. In spite of this
unrest and uncertainty, there has never been a more favourable time in this
great nation of ours. Young Canadians have educational and lifelong opportunities
abound. The choices presented can be mind-boggling, as technology
has created a limitless boundary to our imagination. Yet, it is reality, which
forces us to become strong citizens. Emerson said, “It is one of the most
beautiful compensations of life that no man can sincerely try to help another
without helping himself’. Young Canadians like yourselves must take the
opportunities and advantages you have to work hard and make Lethbridge,
Alberta, Canada and the World a community of caring, concerned and compassionate
citizens just as you have done at Paterson.
Published in Canada
Printed in USA
2001
On August 22 & 23, 2001, 22 students and 16 teachers
participated in a Leadership Retreat at Gilbert Paterson
Community They painted, ate, played games, ate, designed
logos, ate, had a fashion show, ate, played ninjas, and got to
know each other really well. The Ninjas in the Dark game got
pretty crazy according to the stories the next morning. But
they sure learned how to have fun and how to be good leaders
for the years to come!
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Leadership Retreat- August 2001
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Welcome to Grade Nine
To kick-off their return to school and
their last year at GPCS, the grade 9s
were treated to a pancake breakfast
cooked and served by the teachers.
With Mr. Philpott, Mr. Usman, Mr. Scott
and Mr. Smith to pour and flip, what
could possibly go wrong?
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Welcome Back Breakfast
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Turkey Trot 2001
On October 5, 2001 ,the Grade 8 Leadership class
lead students at GPCS in a TURKEY TROT. Both the
elementary and middle level students participated in
the event that morning. Students were to partner up
and then estimate the time it would take them to circle
the school yard TWICE. The person(s) who walked,
ran, skipped or whatever closest to their estimated
time won— YOU GUESSED IT-- a turkey for
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Halloween 2001
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Outdoor Ed 8
Writing on Stone
October 10-12,2001
Oct. 10- Mr. Boulet gathered his group
outside of GPCS. Along with Mrs.
Lysak and Mrs. King, they boarded a
bus for Writing-On-Stone with none
other than Mr. T. Spackman driving!
Did they know what they were in for?
Day One:winds calm but cool. Students
set up camp in designated areas and then
explored while the 3 fierce leaders,
Boulet, King and Lysak lunched. One
group returned from their explorations
to find that a few birds had chewed their
way into their food boxes. Sure nice of
them to share with the locals!.
With snacks in hand to feed Mr. Boulet
and themselves, the students were lead
on a hike around the park. They saw
beautiful hoodoos and land features,
cool ancient writings and SNAKES! Yep!
Having only heard stories about snakes
and slitheries, the group actually saw a
rattle snake crawling around in his hole.
That night the wind shook the tents
while the coyotes howled while they
slept.
hen are we going
—HOME? IIIKnWX.
Day Two: windy, rainy, cold- The park
officer came by with her bus and took
the group on an official tour of the
Writing On Stone park. She told stories
about the native people who use to live
on the land and pointed out the different
writings left behind. Once back at the
campsite, the group played Capture the
Flag and explored the hoodoos nearby.
Johnny, however, tried desperately to
please his team and ended up with a
sprained ankle. Needless to say, he had
to get Mr. Boulet to give him a piggy
back ride back to the campsite where he
was attended to by Nurse Lysak.
That night, after roasting marshmallows
and singing campfire songs, they fell
asleep to the howling of the coyotes and
the snoring of their leader, Mr.
Boulet......or was it Mrs. Lysak????
Day Three: Up and at it at the crack of
dawn to return to GPCS. What an
adventure!
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In the Classroom
Q Of the teachers presently on staff,
who has been a student at GPCS?
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Take Your Kids to Work Day
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G P C S 2001-2002 Staff
D. Anderson
D. Artzberger
L. Ash
T. Boulet
B. Bourassa
D. Brittner
S. Brunelle
E. Champney
B. Chollack
C. Corbiere
J. Davis
B. Fisher
V. Gray
H. Grenier
K. Gukert
R. Haney
D. Hegland
H. Hildebrand
D. James
R. Johnson
L. King
C. Kitagawa
C. Lavoie
J. Little
R. Litwin
D. Lome
D. Lysak
L. Maxwell
K. McFadzen
R. McRae
L. Methot
C. Miller
G. Ney
D. Norlin
K. Orr
S. Papp
C. Peacock
D. Philpott
C. Ramsay
D. Richardson
J. Robinson
D. Scales
D. Schaufert
R. Shuttleworth
H. Smith
T. Sp ackman
B. Stodolka
M. Thompson-Smolnicky
D. Usman
G. Weatherall
S. Whitelaw
B. Wickenheiser
R. Wood
Ryan Abulmona
Chris Adams
Matthew Ainscough
Byron Albiez
Michael Ambrus
Morgan Aucoin
Lowell Ayers
Sarah Ball
James Bannister
Jody Barber
Carson Bell
Brittany Bergeson
Dustin Bettger
Elisa Bohnert
Mitchell Bolt
Matthew Boulton
Olivia Boyda
Amber Bromley
Michella Bromley
Amy Bronson
Eric Brown
Jason Brown
Brynna Brown-Pokarney
Michelle Browne
Mark Campbell
Kirby Carlson
Peter Carpenter
Levi Champion
Amy Clack
Alannah Curran
Mathieu Daniel
Shayla Day Rider
Brennan De Boer
Erin Deimert
Robbert De Jong
James Dempsey
Eryn Derksen
Christopher Dodie
Seann Domoney
Joel Dragland
Mark Emblau
Kelly Entz
Michael Farquhar
Michael Fast
Stephen Fazio
Shaylee Feist
Tori Foder
Kaleb Friesen
Melissa Friesen
Brock Fulkerth
Garett Furgason
Dominque Gallant
David Gannon
Michelle Gehring
Kelsey General
Stephen Geworsky
James Gibbons
Tria Gillespie
Jamie Goettel
Drayton Goss
Troy Graham
Jessica Hanson
Chelsie Hart
Clayton Hart
Candice Harter
Elysia Hartley
Cody Hartwick
Jesse Hartwick
Adam Haughton
Jeremiah Hawkins
Jennifer Hill
Jason Hosack
Tanya Ivey
Ria Jarvie
Brittney Jensen
Anthony Jochem
Monica Kadlubicki
Britanee Karl
Graham Karpowich
Devin Kenna
Matthew Kochendorfer
Chantal Koning
Jeneva Kopp
Daniel Koskowich
Christa Kreutz
Ben Krogman
Matthew Kurylo
Breanne Kutanzi
Andrea Lapins
Ruth Lawson
Derek Logan
Brianne Luca
Chloe Luck
Jared Macdonald
Ian Maclean
Jordan Maclean
Kylie Maclennan
Vance Malchow
Nicholas Malcolm
Nicole Many fingers
Trinidi McCrea
Sarah Mcdonald
Ashley McIntyre
Alexander McKay
Alannah McKee
Michelle McKenzie
Megan McNally
Shane Megli
Jordan Mein
Rhea Morrison
Makay Murray
Samuel Neale
Ayrton Neudorf
Brent Newton
Mercedes Neyhart
Ashlee Niven
Chad Noren
Nicholas Ontkean
Leanne Ooms
Paul Ormston
Ashley Ortlieb
Breanne Otis
Randy Pahl
Elizabeth Patitsas
Kirk Patterson
Lewis Peacock
Jason Peterson
Nick Phan
Christie Pierson
Kyle Plausteiner
Jennifer Pommen
Kassidy Prete
Katlyn Prins
Kristina Pritchard
Isaac Prusky
Brent Puchalski
Mackenzie Putici
Ryan Quiroga
Phillip Quon
Jaclyn Reger
Kyle Reid
Ian Rideout
William Robb
Stephanie Roberts
TOP Movies for 2001-2002 Mark Roesler
Jessica Sakamoto
Nicholas Scharfenberg
Monsters, Inc.
The Lord of the Rings
Domestic Disturbance
Heist
K-Pax
13 Ghosts
Riding in Cars With Boys
Training Day Sfr if*
Kelsey Schimpf
Braden Schrage
Brandon Schwartz
Travis Seaborn
Jessica Semach
Caitlin Semaganis
Brittany Sewers
Kallie Shapcott
Kate Sherry
Mark Shields
Nicole Small Eyes
Samantha Smienk
Megan Soenen
Julian Spearchief Morris
Cody Spencer
Zahra Stark
Katelyn Steed
Kevin Storey
Alanna Tailfeathers
Thomas Takahashi
Marlee Thiessen
Brittany Trowbridge
Jerrod Vaile
Kaleigh Vaile
Braeden Van Ree
Tawnee Vincon
Jan Walicki
Shari Ward
Dan Warner
Austin Warren
Patrick Wensveen
Cliff Westcott
Tatiana Westra
Liam Whitelaw
Monique Wiggers
Samantha Wilson
Scott Wilson
Ashley Thom
Janae Thomsen
Tony Tran
Kelli Xu
Brette Zacharias
Justin Zandee
Maggie Zhong
Students missing from photo:
Kuewstan Abdullahi
James Brooks
Linda Le
Timothy Maughan
Aysha O’Brien
Starla Skjaveland
Ashlee Teichrob
Sydney Abells
Rebeca Aceytuno
Devon Alexander
Tyson Baldrey
Eric Bateman
Brandon Beck
Allen Bellamy
Robbie Binkley
Esther Bishop
Amanda Blackman
Robbie Blair
Andrew Bobak
Laura Boehme
Dalyce Boese
Tobin Boorsma
Ashley Boras
Glen Bradley
Jason Broderson
Whitney Brunt
Jessica Campbell
Chad Carnine
Michelle Charles
Jaime Clappison
Travis Coe
Kristen Cooke
Pascal Cormier-Smith
Michelle Curtis
Candice Dick
Sam Dodie
Angel Doucette
Jillian Duke
Chelsey Durand
Tessa Durand
Megan Dyck
Kimberley Eagle Bear
Monda Ell
Holly Farrell
Mitch Foxcroft
Anne-Marie Fraser
Steven Friesen
Christie Gaetz
Michael Geddes
Brien Gehring
Eric Gerstenbuhler
Michael Gilbert
Erinne Gillespie
Graeme Glaister
Christopher Grover
Aaron Groves
Cerise Guesford
Justin Gundlock
Tina Hall
Tayler Hamilton
Kyle Hankey
Ratri Hapsari
Josh Harley
Nicole Hart
Bryanne Harter
Dustin Heerschop
Kelsey Heinrich
Kyle Hellwig
Sara Heninger
Leila Hoof
Joshua Hudson
Evan Hulina
Christin Humphreys
Andrea Hunt
Laura Hunt
Lyonel Hunter
Valerie Hurdle
Adrienne Hutchings
Deandra Hutchings
Steven Hutchinson
Kevin Johnson
Ashley Jones
Lauren Jowsey
Paul Kelly
Jessica Kerber
Chad Klassen
Kyle Knodel
Kevin Koetse
Duncan Koning
Joshua Koopmans
Jade Kullman
Aaron Kurmey
Chantel Lanoue
Shauna Lauder
Megan Lawlor
Kristi Leavitt
Michael Leflar
Jennifer Lessard
Elyse Longair
Sarah Mackenzie
Jessica Maclean
Shannon Magee
Ahmed Makhdoom
Jackie Malone
Jesse McCarthy
DJ McFadden
Lindsay Mckee
Robyn McMullin
Mat McQuarrie
Meredith Morgan
Shane Morrison
Corbin Morton
Kristina Mroch
Jamie Murray
Boone Nelson
Michelle Ney
Julianna Nielsen-Dick
Tyler Ogrins
Robert Oliver
Benjamin Osmond
Tristen Pantherbone
Sarah Papp
Krupa Parekh
Matthew Pearson-Price
Shylow Peterson
Sarah Philpott
Christopher Piper
Jon Pohl
Lindsay Potts
Christine Read
Carleen Ready
Starr Reeder
Andrew Richmond
Ashley Roberts
Marie Robertson
Nicholas Rochow
Phillip Rockerbie
Amanda Rollag
Daniel Rudakoff
Mackenzie Savill
Nathan Schaufert
Nathan Schmidt
Jeremy Schofield
Jessica Schultchen
Josh Schultz
Jaelynn Sciotti
Chris Scott
Robyn Scott
Page Selk
Anastasia Sereda
Amy Sherwin
Kristey Simpson
Sarah Sinclair
Theresa Small Legs
Jessica Smiley
Adam Smith
Philip Smith
Riley Smith
Tiffany Smith
Jennifer Somerville
David Sorochan
Joel Spanos
Heather Steacy
Raquel Steed
Emily Steeves
Adrian Stevenson
Chelsea Tailfeathers
Tannis Tailfeathers
Jon Taylor
Mark Thibodeau
Joseph Thompson
Sarah Tillsley
Emily Travis
Melissa Trudeau
Kellan Turner
Mar ci Vander Heide
Karlee Vanmill
Mikail Villiger
Johnny Vo
Jar ah Wagner
Carlene Walburger
Rachel Walicki
Alan Ward
Sarha Ward
Jordan Weir
Russell West
Brock Wilde
Clayton Willoughby
Dennis Wong
Heather Yawney
Cristina Aceytuno Ross Adams Helena Affleck Kristen Ainscough Brittany Ambrus
Shannon Anderson
Gpcitfe
Megan Armstrong
Sarah Bannister Mark Bates
Jay Anderson
Daniel Audette Bradshaw Balog Justin Banmann
Adam Beauchesne Jocelyn Black
Justin Black
Steven Beck
Charlie Blair Erin Boe Adrian Boere Robyn Boere
Nicolas Bohle Aaron Bradley
Jesse Chen
Elyse Caiman Amanda Carlsen
Daniel Bremer Mark Broughton
Kelsi Cook
Taya Covey Cassie Crabtree
Gordon Clappison
Thomas Carpenter Jason Chatelain
Deon Crazybull
Allison Cohen Karlee Cook
Matthew Curzon Caitlin Deboer
Bryan Deleske
Lindsey Duff Lindsay Dyck
Josh Devine
Heather Eklund Curtis Ell Ben Ethier
Brandon Eymann
Lance Friesen Matthew Garnett
Jared Ford
Ashley Gejdos
Jessica Friesen Kevin Friesen
Ellen Generous Alli George
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Ann Gibbons Lauren Gillespie Quinn Gillett Amanda Glover Joseph Gonzalez
D'Arcie Graham Alyssa Gruninger Erin Hand
Shawn Harter Wes Hartley
Taya Hildebrand
David Henderson
Ben Hill
Julie Heinrich
Ryan Hill
Stefanie Hjalmarson Robert Hoar Leanne Hosack Tyson Hoyle Katrina Hurdle
Christina Jensen Stephanie Johansson Jerrad Karpowich
Amber Kingcott Kassi Kinniburgh Paul Kochendorfer Sheldon Kontek Joelle Kopp
Heather Korchinski Amy Korneluk Johnny Korthuis Kip Krogman Adam Kromm-Noble
Jayden Kutanzi John Lapins Rachel Lawson Kelsey Lazarick Patrick Lenaour
Matthew Macdonald Alex Masse Crystal Matchett Brian McDonald Calvin Megli
Martine Menard Vanessa Morgan Jones Martina Mueller Karina Murray Calvin Mutch
Taryn Myhre Andrew Noel Albert Norland Kyle Ormston Daniel Osmond
Jackie Peat Brent Peterson Wesley Peterson Rachel Pharo
Brad Pierson Ashley Presby Kerstan Price Jeremy Quiroga
Bruce Raphael
Whitney Pocza
Kelly Riddell Nicole Robb Jessica Robinson
Spencer Rohovie Ashley Rosenberg Amy Rue Katrina Ruff Karyn Sakamoto
Meagan Sanheim Courtney Sawers Adrian Scherer Nichole Schmold Tareynne Schwartz
Jeremy Scout Sariah Seaborn Teio Senda Shawn Sewers Ravi Seyed Mahmoud
Michael Shaw Andrew Sherry Kevin Sincennes Brittney Sipko Selena Smith
Syd Smith Lynsey Sobie Johnny Spearchief Whitney Steed Kelsey Straathof
Chantelle Sulin Tanner Taniguchi Cory Taniwa Brandon Tanner Joanna Tarnava
Edward Telfer Jennifer Thomas Aaron Townsend Derrick Turner Jessica Ursel
Chris Van Gaalen Tommy Van Ryn Matthew Verlaeckt James Wade Rebekka Wakelen
Brian Ward Jared Warren Jonathan Wensveen Dani Whitehead Kenny Wickenheiser
Ryan Wiggers Paige Wilde Sara Witzke Alex Wright Keegan Zuidhof
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Missing Photo: Nahiya Abdullahi, Sarah Friedman, Jessica ChiefBody, Thomas Lacey, Tyler Perveziff, and Jodie Stevens
GPCS Fundraiser2001
CROSS COUNTRY
Junior Boys: Daniel Rudakoff, Jesse McCarthy, Robbie Blinkley, Jonathan Taylor, Duncan Koning, Josh Hudson, Graeme
Glaister, Philip Rockerbie, Mikail Villiger, Tyler Ogrins, David Sorochan
Junior Girls: Valerie Hurdle, Jamie Murray, Chelsea Tailfeathers, Sarah MacKenzie, Emily Travis, Laura Hunt, Elyse
Longair, Tayler Hamilton, Anne-Marie Fraser, Christin Humphreys, Candice Dick, Lindsay McKee, Jillian Duke
Midget Boys.’ Ryan Abulmona, Austin Warren, Jordan Mein, Jeremiah Hawkins, James Bannister, Kirk Patterson, Lowell
Ayers, Braeden Van Ree, Ben Krogman, James Demsey, Erin Brown, Jason Petersen, Brock Fulkerth
Midget Girls: Eryn Derksen, Christie Piersen, Chloe Luck, Kylie MacLennan, Marlee Thiessen, Amy Clack, Elysia Hartley,
Ria Jarvie, Tria Gillespie, Jessica Kerber, Andrea Lapins, Rhea Morrison, and Kate Sherry
Senior Boys: Curtis Ell, Ryan Hill, Jared Warren, Chris Clack, Carlos Herrera, Ed Teifer, Lance Friesen, Alex Masse, Michael
Shaw, Nick Bohle, Mark Thibodeau, Ben Hill
Senior Girls: Katrina Hurdle, Sara Witzke, Jocelyn Black, Janessa Kenney, Jackie Peat, Lynsey Sobie, Rachel Lawson,
Lauren Gillespie, Brittney Sipko, Carleen Ready, Kelly Riddell, Heather Ecklund, Christina Aceytuno
Grade 7 Girls
Coaches: (missing from picture)
Mme. Methot
Mrs. King
Chantal Koning
Christie Pierson
Kylie MacLennan
Zarha Stark
Brittany Jensen
Kristina Pritchard
Stephanie Roberts
Jenny Hill (missing)
Megan McNally
Katelyn Prins
Grade 7 Boys
Coach: Mr. J. Davis
Philip Quon
Ian Maclean
Matt Kochendorfer
Brennan Deboer
Carson Bell
Jason Peterson
Jordan Mein
Jason Brown
James Dempsey
Mark Campbell
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Grade 8 Girls
Coaches: Mrs. Ramsay
Ms. McFadzen
Ratri Hapsari
Valerie Hurdle
Deandra Hutchings
Ashley Jones
Jessica Kerber
Sarah Philpott
Amanda Rollag
Sarah Sinclair
Rachel Walicki
Sarha Ward
Grade 8 Boys
Coach: Mr. Kitagawa
Brandon Beck
Dan Rudakoff
Mike Gilbert
Josh Koopmans
Josh Hudson
Jon Pohl
Tobin Boorsma
Brien Gehring
Ben Osmond
David Sorochan
Grade 9 Girls
Coaches:
Miss Orr
Miss Corbiere
D’Arcie Graham
Taryn Myhre
Christina Aceytuno
Taryn Fogtmann
Whitney Pocza
Lynsey Sobie
Miranda Liu
Martina Mueller
Jocelyn Black
Katrina Hurdle
Go Tigers!!!!!!
Grade 9 Boys
Coach: Mr. Wood
Curtis Ell
Paul Kochendorfer
Ed Telfer
Ryan Hill
Keegan Zuidof
Gordon Clappison
Charlie Blair
Brent Petersen
Robert Hoar
Junior Girls
Coach: Mr. Davis
Mrs. Robinson
Robyn McMullin
Kristi Leavitt
Lindsay McKee
Deandra Hutchings
Carleen Ready
Sarah McKenzie
Alannah McKee
Ruth Lawson
Kylie MacLennan
Jenny Hill
Katelyn Steed
Christie Pierson V. €• €
Junior Boys
Coach: Mr. Scott
Michael Ambrus #1
Ben Krogman #2
Duncan Koning #4
James Dempsey #5
Russell West #6
Austin Warren #7
Ian MacLean #8
Matt Kochendorfer #11
James Gibbons #14
David Sorochan #15
Dan Rudakoff #18
Senior Girls
Coach: Mr. Usman
Sara Witzke #10
Kelsi Cook #11
Lynsey Sobie #2
Jarah Wagner #20
Brittany Sipko #8
Rachel Lawson #14
Katrina Hurdle #6
D’Arcie Graham #4
Taryn Myhre #5
Erin Boe #12
Jcocelyn Black #7
Senior Boys
Coach: Mr. Wood
Curtis Ell
Paul Kochendorfer
Patrick Lenaour
Ed Telfer
Robbie Binkley
Clayton Willoughby
Kip Krogman
Keegan Zuidof
Lance Friesen
Jared Warren
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Junior Girls
Coach: Mr. Usman
Christie Gaetz #4
Alannah McKee #5
Kylie MacLennan #6
Tiffany Smith #7
Robyn McMullin #8
Kristen Cooke #9
Kristina Mroch #10
Ruth Lawson #11
Christie Pierson #12
Brittney Jensen #13
Sara Ward..#14
Lindsay McKee #15
Chelsie Tailfeathers #23
Junior Boys
Coach: Mr. Layton
Julian Spearchief-Morris #5
Byron Albiez #15
Joel Dragland #11
Josh Hudson #4
Dan Warner #10
Devon Alexander #23
Jon Taylor #12
Justin Gundlock #6
Dustin Heerschop #14
Jason Peterson #8
Clayton Willoughby #7
Senior Girls
Coach: Miss Upton
Dani Whitehead #13
Rachel Lawson #5
Taryn Myhre #11
Sara Witzke #10
Jocelyn Black #7
Katrina Hurdle #8
Shannon Anderson #6
D’Arcie Graham #4
Brittany Siplo #14
Whitney Pocza #12
Elyse Longair #15
Kristi Leavitt #24
Jarah Wagner #23
Coaches: Mr. Scott
and Mr. Pierson
Brad Pierson #23
Brent Peterson #6
Brock Wilde #12
Matt McDonald #11
D.J. McFadden #8
Kip Krogman #10
Ben Osmond #5
Daniel Osmond
Keegan Zuidhof #11
Ben Ethier #7
Curtis Ell
Andrew Sherry #15
SELECT CHOIR 2001-2002
Conductor: Mrs. Brunelle
Amanda Rollag
Martina Mueller
Ashlee Niven
Matt Kochendorfer
Ashley Ortlieb
Michelle Browne
Breanne Kutanzi
Michelle Ney
Brittany Sipko
Nicole Robb
Brynna Brown-Pokarney
Kevin Koetse
Phillip Quon
Heather Ecklund
Sara Heninger
Karina Murray
Sarah Papp
Kassidy Prete
Selena Smith
Katelyn Steed
Shannon Magee
Kelsey Schimpf
Stefanie Hjalmarsen
Kristi Leavitt
Stephanie Johannson
Kylie MacLennan
Whitney Steed
Zarha Stark
Stage Band 2001-2002
Conductor: Mr. Scales
Emily Travis
Laura Hunt
Katrina Ruff
Zarha Stark
Ashley Jones
Eric Bateman
Heather Steacy
Jackie Peat
Miranda Liu
Philip Quon
Carleen Ready
Chris Clack
Brent Petersen
Ryan Hill
Joseph Thompson
Ross Adams
Erin Hand
Helena Affleck
Sarah Sinclair
Matthew Garnett
Brian Ward
Adrian Boere
Michelle Ney
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A very special thank-you goes out those students who helped out with the yearbook in little
ways. There are just too many to mention all of them. You know who you are!
Yearbook cover designed by
Dalyce Boese and Travis Coe
Thank-you, thank-you!
Have a wonderful summer GPCS students!
I hope you have the time of your life!
-Green Day
Another turning point, a fork stuck in the road
Time grabs you by the wrist, directs you
where to go
So make the best of this test and don't ask why
It's not a question, but a lesson learned in time
It's something unpredictable, but in the end is
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Pre-clinical development of viral vectored transmission-blocking malaria vaccines
No full textMalaria transmission-blocking vaccine candidate antigens have been developed to induce antibodies using different delivery systems, mainly protein-in-adjuvant formulations, independently in various laboratories giving varied transmission-blocking activity (TBA). However, only one candidate antigen has been tested in clinical trials. In order to advance the most efficacious target(s) for possible clinical development, a rank order of the leading antigens based on TBA in a head-to-head comparison using a single delivery platform was made. Candidate antigens, AnAPN1, PfsHAP2, Pfs230-C, Pfs25, and Pfs48/45 (with or without N-glycosylation site substitution), were generated as recombinant viral-vectored vaccines using simian adenovirus and modified vaccinia Ankara and administered to mice in a heterologous prime-boost regimen. Vaccine-induced antibody responses were induced to all except PfsHAP2 were maintained up to ten and a half months post-boost. TBA was assessed at the peak response against Plasmodium falciparum NF54 laboratory strain and African field isolates by ex vivo membrane feeding assays in Anopheles stephensi and A. gambiae respectively. Antibodies to three antigens [Pfs230-C, Pfs25 and Pfs48/45+NGln] had TBA against P. falciparum NF54, and those against Pfs230-C and Pfs25 consistently showed efficacy regardless of the parasite exposure in both mosquito species. Further analysis of antibody responses to these two candidate antigens showed concentration-dependent efficacy against P. falciparum field isolates. In a rabbit study, responses to Pfs230-C, Pfs25 and Pfs48/45+NGln also showed IgG concentration-dependent efficacy. To assess TBA against AnAPN1, antibody responses to three fragments were tested. TBA was observed only against N-terminal 135 amino acid fragment. Pfs230-C and Pfs25 were generated as fusion vaccines using either a self-cleaving or glycine-proline linker sequence. Comparable antibody responses were induced between the two fusion strategies that had synergistic effects at inhibiting P. falciparum NF54 development in A. stephensi
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