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Abstract This chapter follows Savannah, a disabled graduate student navigating medical access, accommodations, and disclosure. She faced challenges balancing academic and professional responsibilities, including long travel times for medical care and faculty resistance to accommodations.
Sarah E. Schoper, Amy E. French
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Abstract This chapter follows Savannah, a disabled graduate student navigating medical access, accommodations, and disclosure. She faced challenges balancing academic and professional responsibilities, including long travel times for medical care and faculty resistance to accommodations.
Sarah E. Schoper, Amy E. French
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The Polish Review, 2022
Abstract “Pułaski at Savannah” is a tale of two mysteries. The first is the recreation of the actual events surrounding the general's mortal wounding at the Siege of Savannah in October 1779, an event that has often been embellished and exaggerated.
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Abstract “Pułaski at Savannah” is a tale of two mysteries. The first is the recreation of the actual events surrounding the general's mortal wounding at the Siege of Savannah in October 1779, an event that has often been embellished and exaggerated.
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2014
This chapter details the events which occurred after Sherman reached Savannah. General Sherman met with 20 religious leaders who intended to positively influence the implementation of emancipation and help guide the development of African American communities in a manner that they thought would most benefit the freed men and women.
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This chapter details the events which occurred after Sherman reached Savannah. General Sherman met with 20 religious leaders who intended to positively influence the implementation of emancipation and help guide the development of African American communities in a manner that they thought would most benefit the freed men and women.
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2002
Abstract Africa has not always existed, at least not as a separate continent in the shape we recognize today. During the Mesozoic era the Earth’s land masses were joined in two enormous blocks: a northern landmass called Laurasia, and a southern land-mass called Gondwanaland which included Antarctica, Australia, Africa, the Indian ...
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Abstract Africa has not always existed, at least not as a separate continent in the shape we recognize today. During the Mesozoic era the Earth’s land masses were joined in two enormous blocks: a northern landmass called Laurasia, and a southern land-mass called Gondwanaland which included Antarctica, Australia, Africa, the Indian ...
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Multidisciplinary study of a complex magmatic system: The Savannah Ni-Cu-Co Camp, Western Australia
Ore Geology Reviews, 2020Steven Denyszyn +2 more
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