5,509 research outputs found
Beyond Stephens Issue 4 Spring/Summer 2013
No full textFROM DIANNE
Stephens President Dianne Lynch guides you through your magazine.
A CLOSER LOOK
Stephens College by the numbers!
STEPHENS QUIZ How much do you know about Stephens?
A STEPHENS SNAPSHOT
Our award-winning literary magazine, then and now.
POINT OF VIEW
Party perfection: The secret is in the planning.
FOOD
Fresh, family-centered and full of surprises: A farmers market guide with Heather Hunter ’89.
ENTERTAINING
Seriously succotash: Savor simple summer recipes with chef Samantha Enzmann ’90.
HEALTH
Spring cleaning: Not just about housework anymore…
STYLE
Fresh spring ideas: Linda Daugherty Saunders ’81 and her team at Lancôme USA share
new makeup trends.
A & E
Helen Lewis Moore ’77 and the Queen of Hearts entertain with story and song.
Mara McEwin ’95 and Emily Bunning ’95 hatch innovative youth theatre.
NEWS & NOTES
Dr. Judith Clark Marches Toward Retirement * The Many Facets of Nikki Krawitz
Remembering Frances Gruppe Gates ’46 * Remembrance
Recommended from our members
[Letter from Pam Stephens and Kay Wilson to Linda Powell, November 15, 1993]
No full textPhotocopy of a letter from Pam Stephens and Kay Wilson, North Texas Institute for Educators on the Visual Arts, to Linda Powell, Modern Art Museum. To thank Powell for her cooperation in dealing with the inservice and that they are grateful for her hospitality, many of the teachers said the inservice was beneficial and intend to use the museum as a resource in the future
1990-1991: Driving Miss Daisy
No full textFrom left: Linda Stephens as Daisy and Al Hamacher as BoolieDriving Miss Daisy;Grayscal
Recommended from our members
[Letter from Pam Stephens to Cyndi Riddle, February 21, 1997]
No full textPhotocopy of a letter from Pam Stephens, graduate research assistant, North Texas Institute for Educators on the Visual Arts, to Cyndi Riddle, Art Specialist at North Hi Mount Elementary. The letter is in regards to the idea of teacher-presenters at Texas Art Education Association meetings, believing it is an excellent suggestion. Stephens has already contacted Linda Alford from Plano and Jan Schronk from Hurst-Euless-Bedford ISD, about commitments to their teachers and helping to host. Included in the letter are suggestions about helping cater to presenter needs
1991-1992: Death of a Salesman
No full textFrom left: Kenneth Albers as Willy Loman and Linda Stephens as LindaDeath of a Salesman;Grayscal
Junior Recital: Theresa Stephens, clarinet
Get PDFKennesaw State University School of Music presents a Junior Recital: Theresa Stephens, clarinet. This capstone is presented in partial fulfillment of the requirements for the degree Bachelor of Music Education in Music Performance.https://digitalcommons.kennesaw.edu/musicprograms/1768/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
1986-1987: Hay Fever
No full textFrom left: Kenneth Albers as David and Linda Stephens as MyraHay Fever;Grayscal
Note from Linda Carlson to Jack Curfman
No full textHandwritten thank you note from Curator, Linda Carlson, to exhibit designer, Jack Curfman
1987-1988: The Diary of Anne Frank
No full textFrom left: Johanna Melamed as Margot, Tom Blair as Mr. Frank, Catherine Lynn Davis as Anne, and Linda Stephens as Mrs. FrankThe Diary of Anne Frank;Grayscal
- …
