History 311 Katherine Smith April 11, 2011 Between A Rock and A Hard Place: Marriage Implications for Women in the Reformation At first glance, the changing trends concerning marriage during the Reformation appear to embody a fundamental shift toward a partnership model of more equal religious status between men and women. Martin Luther, for example, argues in The Estate of Marriage that marria...

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Today, when there is a revival of examining and understanding bilingualism, we often conduct research on bilingual education while scrutinizing the effect phenomenon individual society. Most aims to highlight how foreign language can be acquired it forms ‘bilingual pair’ with L1. However, less exploration into other direction, i.e., L1 behaves in context identity re-structured new setting. It n...

Breast cancer is a significant health problem among African American women. Since the church is a viable health education venue for this population, spiritual cancer communication is a timely area of study to promote cancer education. In partnership with an African American church, we developed an educational booklet on breast cancer early detection from within a spiritual framework. Working wi...

The emergence of imaginative children’s music in the second half nineteenth century reframed relationship between children and revolutionary ways. dominant paradigm had been for to repetitiously practice mechanistic exercises, a time-consuming occupation that German composer Robert Schumann considered particularly wasteful tasteless. In response he composed Album für die Jugend 1848, collection...

Nevin Stewart Scrimshaw passed away peacefully 8 February 2013, having celebrated his 95th birthday only 2 wk earlier. Globally recognized as the Dean of International Nutritional Science and Policy, he held a PhD in biochemistry from Harvard University (1941), an MD from the University ofRochester (1945), and an MPH from the Harvard School of Public Health (HSPH; 1959). A Fellow of the ASN, Ne...