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Showing 1 to 5 of 5 for “"Upstate South Carolina"”.

  1. The Limits of Good Intentions: A Historical Analysis of Pioneering Progressive Educators In Upstate South Carolina (1910-1920)

    <p>After 1880, the Upstate of South Carolina found itself in the midst of a textile boom. As families migrated from the mountains and failing farms to find employment in one of the many textile mills, relations re-established roots within the confines of the company-owned mill village. Paternalism, …

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  2. "Y'all Done Up and Done It": The Semantics of a Perfect Construction in an Upstate South Carolina Dialect

    … of the done construction of Spartanburg, South Carolina. I argue that utterances such as I done ate describe an eating event that is perceived by the speaker as being connected to the reference time. If the eventuality under the scope of done is a state, then done allows for a continuative …

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  3. The Impact of An Upstate South Carolina High School Ninth and Tenth Grade Academy Program On Student Graduation, Retention, and Attendance

    … and tenth grade student attendance rates at an Upstate South Carolina High School. Additionally, this study examined the impact of the Academy Program on graduation rates based upon gender. Furthermore, analysis was conducted to determine if a statistically significant relationship existed …

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