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Rick Seaman Lecture Series: Jonathan Beukelman
No full textJonathan Beukelman, Senior Vice President & UBS Financial Services, Beukelman Group, CO, shares about his time at Taylor and what he wished he would have learned for the Rick Seaman Lecture Series.
Rick Seaman was a business professor and coach of women’s tennis. He died suddenly on Sunday, December 13, 1998 while playing basketball in the Odle Gymnasium. For more information see the 1999 Ilium, and Winter 1999 edition of Taylor Magazine
Jonathan Taylor letter to Thomas Rotch, 10th 25th 1818
No full textJonathan Taylor discusses monies given by Friends to instruct Native Americans in the arts of farming. After the Louisiana Purchase (1803) in which the U.S. doubled its size, Thomas Jefferson and others including Friends, attempted to "civilize" Native Americans by teaching them how to farm, and thus freeing up vast amounts of their homelands for white settlement. 8.3" x 10.3" (21.3 by 26.4 cm
Jonathan Taylor letter to Thomas Rotch, Mount Pleasant Ohio, 10th mo 8th, 1821
No full textJonathan Taylor informs Thomas Rotch that he is sending a driver with a small wagon to pick up one of Rotch's merino bucks for transport to Mount Pleasant. Taylor asks Rotch if he would inform the driver how best to handle the animal. 7.8" x 9.45" (20 by 24 cm
Jonathan Taylor letter to Thomas Rotch, Washington City, 1st mo 14th, 1819
No full textIndian agent, Jonathan Taylor explains the government and the Quaker position on Native American removals, slavery and the fundamentals of his personal religous beliefs. 7.9" x 9.65" (20 by 24.5 cm
Jonathan Bouw
No full textJonathan Bouw, professor of art, and Al Andrews share about their work on the book The Boy, The Kite, & The Wind and Al Andrew’s project, The Impossible Philanthropist
High Spirits: A Round of Drinking Stories
No full textDrinking stories are told by drunks, or about drunks; they are told in pubs, or set in pubs. They are stories where people drink, and stories which somehow induce a sense of drunkenness in readers and listeners. Anton Chekhov may or may not have drunkenly compared the experience of reading a short story to downing a shot of vodka, and F. Scott Fitzgerald claimed that a good short story could “be written on a bottle.” Here is a collection of contemporary short stories written on and about bottles – stories about the comedies, tragedies, pleasures, pains and horrors of alcohol – all of which can be downed like (and perhaps with) a glass of vodka.
Edited with an introduction by Karen Stevens and Jonathan Taylor, contributors include some of the best short story writers in the UK today: Judith Allnatt, Jenn Ashworth, Desmond Barry, Laurie Cusack, Louis de Bernières, Jane Feaver, Cathy Galvin, Alison Moore, Kate North, Bethan Roberts, Jane Roberts, Hannah Stevens, Michael Stewart, David Swann, Melanie Whipman and Sue Wilsea.
Winner, "Best Anthology" at the Saboteur Awards 2019
Jonathan Bouw, Colleagues\u27 College 2018
No full textJonathan Bouw, Co-Chair of the Art, Film, and Media Department, speaks on the field of illustration
Placoneis cocquytiae, a new raphid diatom (Bacillariophyceae) from the Senegal River (Senegal, West Africa)
No full textFofana, Cheikh Abdoul Kader, Sow, El Hadji, Taylor, Jonathan, Ector, Luc, Vijver, Bart Van De (2014): Placoneis cocquytiae, a new raphid diatom (Bacillariophyceae) from the Senegal River (Senegal, West Africa). Phytotaxa 161 (2): 139-147, DOI: 10.11646/phytotaxa.161.2.5, URL: http://dx.doi.org/10.11646/phytotaxa.161.2.
Taylor, Jonathan C.
No full text1999"Crabapple, malus." In loving memory of Jonathan C. Taylor Class of 1999 by his family and friendsGift in MemoryTree; Plaqu
Jonathan Taylor from Rotch heirs
No full textJonathan Taylor receives $2,000 for monies owed without explanation. 7.5" X 3.5
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