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- Red beaded necklace.<\/li>\n<\/ul>\n
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<\/a>(Jay Burns\/Bates College)<\/p><\/div>\n
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- A graded paper from English 296, “Methods and Modes of Literary Study,” taught by Professor of English Sylvia Federico. The paper’s title: “Historical Amnesia in Octavia Butler’s Kindred<\/em>.” Federico’s comment: “This is a very smart discussion. Is American identity symbolized in the bodies of its most vulnerable\/abused members?” The grade: an A!<\/li>\n
- Bates Residence Life 2017\u201318 water bottle.<\/li>\n
- Empty DITA sunglasses case.<\/li>\n
- Printed program for the opening of the annual Senior Thesis Exhibition<\/a> in the Museum of Art.<\/li>\n
- Knit cap (no brand).<\/li>\n
- Two mismatched leather gloves (no brand).<\/li>\n
- Two custom rubber wrist bands, one touting lacrosse, the other imprinted with “Bates Allies,” an LGBTQ support initiative that gives individuals education, skills, and ways to ensure a safe and welcoming campus.<\/li>\n
- Copy of Thomas Hardy’s last completed novel, Jude the Obscure.<\/em><\/li>\n
- Copy of Natural Goodness<\/em> by Philippa Foot, presenting a “naturalistic theory of ethics,” according to the publisher.<\/li>\n
- Copy of Minding the Body: Women Writers on Body and Soul<\/span><\/em>, an anthology on “the psychological and political aspects of a woman’s body in today’s culture.”<\/span>
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- A graded paper from English 296, “Methods and Modes of Literary Study,” taught by Professor of English Sylvia Federico. The paper’s title: “Historical Amnesia in Octavia Butler’s Kindred<\/em>.” Federico’s comment: “This is a very smart discussion. Is American identity symbolized in the bodies of its most vulnerable\/abused members?” The grade: an A!<\/li>\n