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Showing 1 to 6 of 6 for “"St. Nicholas"”.
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St. Nicholas Magazine: A Portable Art Museum
<p>In November 1873, St. Nicholas Magazine: Scribner's Illustrated Magazine for Girls and Boys made its publishing debut. While it was intended to be a literary magazine, visual imagery was an important component of the monthly. Illustrations and reproductions of fine art and architecture from …
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An evaluation of the performance of inclusive education programme in Kalulushi District
This study aimed at evaluating the performance of Inclusive Education Programme in Kalulushi District. Using six schools in the district namely: Chembe, Kafubu Depot, Buyantanshi, Masamba Chambishi and St Nicholas, it assessed whether the programme was being implemented in the area of access, …
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An evaluation of the performance of inclusive education programme in Kalulushi District
This study aimed at evaluating the performance of Inclusive Education Programme in Kalulushi District. Using six schools in the district namely: Chembe, Kafubu Depot, Buyantanshi, Masamba Chambishi and St Nicholas, it assessed whether the programme was being implemented in the area of access, …
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"To keep Christmas well": gender and consumerism in the Age of Industrialization
Christmas evolved as an outgrowth of the mid-winter pre-Christian festivals of Saturnalia, Kalends, and Yule, to an overly commercialized, mass-market driven enterprise. Modern Christmas celebrations are inextricably connected to place, family, and food, but today’s observances have one thing in …
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Plaine, simple, short, and profitable’: The Theology of A Short Sum of the Whole Catechism (or Craig’s Catechism) and its Place in Scottish Reformed Catechesis from Geneva to Westminster
… in 1581. Craig was a prominent churchman and minister in the Church of Scotland, serving in St Giles alongside John Knox, ministering at St Nicholas’ Kirk in Aberdeen, and as a chaplain in Holyrood for King James VI. He is best known for writing the King’s Confession in 1581, yet today his …
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The Steppenwolf Scenario: Establishing the habitus of Chicago’s Off-Loop theatre community
This study focuses on the history, development, and structuring elements of Chicago’s Off-Loop theatre community. My research, grounded in Diana Taylor’s concept of scenarios and Pierre Bourdieu’s concept of habitus, takes a sociological lens to the historical antecedents and theatrical …