Vignettes of life on Douglas Island in the early 1900's and a letter from The National Archives and Records Service, which answers questions abou

"Learning to navigate is an essay collection in three sections. While the essays are linked thematically, each essay stands alone in time, narrat

Gile's childhood had been spent in doctor's offices; she spent nearly every waking moment at her mother's side. As Nyna grew up, her mother becam

'The Moon was for Witches' examines characters as they respond to their own impulse to turn memory into narrative. One character questions her ab

"'Look At Us' examines the ways in which characters define personal identity through the constructed identities of other people. As the title ind

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Fairbanks is the second largest urban community in the state of Alaska with a population of 98,660. Ninety-five percent of the food consumed in F

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This paper originated as a class requirement to identify and explore the economic implications of the oil discovery on the North Slope in Alaska.

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