Fleurs

crosses with fleur-de-lis are on the front and sides and a matching silver trim on the edges. One size fits most. Dry clean only. This chocolate brown garment is made of 100% cotton with polyster lining. It includes a corduroy undershirt with padded and studded sleeves and a quilted sleeveless gambeson. Pair with the Outlaw Shirt and Robin of Locksley Pants for a stunning ensemble. This Tabard is made with black cotton velvet with a gold rayon lining. Has embroidered crosses with fleur-de-lis…

In a common setup various things are meant to change the society for the better and also to make some characters to change for the better. These situations model the manner in which individuals act and perceive the society. Notably, during the past years when the scourge of racism filled the world, there was a difficulty in making the dominant races in any societies to live in an amicable manner. In the novel a gathering of old men, different circumstances lead to the change of the community.…

30 arpents “When he looked at the house – one of a dozen scattered over the emerald hill – and discovered that the 30 arpents he’d remembered from his childhood belonged, like the emerald hills, to the Frenchman who lived in Guadeloupe and that except for the kitchen garden and the village garden on the riverbank there was no land to care for, only this laughing, lying crone with a craving for apples, he wasn’t even angry. -Tar Baby, page 108-109 After returning to Isle des Chevaliers after…

As one reads N. Scott Momaday and Linda Hogan one can see how their work reflects nature as a complex system in which each piece is equally important. Momadays’ work reflects how the Native American views the complexity of nature. He writes about land usage and who uses the land reminding the reader that Native American’s love the land that they use. “You say that I use the land, and I reply yes, it is true; but it is no the first truth. The first truth is that I love the land; I see it is…

This is untrue due to the fact that, “When the electric discharge touches down it spreads out in search of places to travel. The reindeer, with their four hooves on the grass, presented potential pathways where that current could flow” (as cited in Fleur, 2016, p. 1). The travel of the electricity across the ground is what led to such a large slaughter of animals.…

Ticket to Heaven To the modern viewer, the word Gothic may suggest darkness, but to the medieval viewer, the innovation of Gothic architecture allowed villagers to escape their lives of toil and to enter a spiritual realm, a Heaven on Earth. Previous medieval architecture was characterized by thick walls which did not allow light to come into the building. In Gothic cathedrals, light was used as a building material. The walls of cathedrals were no longer made from stone, but from glass. Stained…

This exhibition intends to reveal the contributions of jewelry to religious and superstitious aspects of Renaissance painting. There have been endless, often highly contentious, discussions of the meaning of these works, and yet their jewelry is rarely examined in depth, if at all. Adornment often signifies symbolic qualities which act as parallels of other symbols in a work, and, in some cases, reveal meanings not delineated elsewhere. This is most apparent in portraits, where jewelry is highly…

Abstract: This study examines the interplay between history, memory and trauma in Native American literature, which thematizes Colonization. Louise Erdrich is among the descendants who write novels that highlight familial and generational issues of memory and trauma. The manner in which Erdrich present the effects of memory and trauma mirrors the way psychologist Judith Herman working in the field of memory and therapy describe transgenerational trauma. This paper highlights the descendants of…

Directory/Membership Chairman: 1 This individual maintains and updates the membership database. She encourages members to update their member records on the Fraternity website and notifies Kappa Kappa Gamma Headquarters of deaths. Fleur-De-Lis Chairman: 3 She assists and maintains contact with Kappas in special need. Fraternity Education Chairman: 2 This individual provides periodic programs and history related to the Fraternity and ritual to the board and/or membership. She shall…

couldn’t block out: those yells from Russell, Fleur’s hoarse breath, so loud it filled me, her cry in the old language and our names repeated over and over among the words (Erdrich, 1988, p. 26). After beating a few men in a game of poker, character Fleur Pillager is physically and sexually assaulted. Violence against Native American women does not only exist on the written page. However, because of the lack of knowledge and inclusion of Native Americans in mainstream society, many are unaware…