Moving in a Flooded Kansas in 1951
Margaret Fisher recounts relocating with her husband Ross, a vocational agriculture teacher, and their 8 week old baby from north central Kansas to a southeastern town. A sudden flood disrupts plans. they endure loss of water, shifting temporary shelter with Miss Smythe, improvised laundry, scarce shelter, and halted amenities before settling in a bungalow while awaiting a permanent home.
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Remembering Moyle Rice A Utah State English Professor
Calder Pickett recalls Moyle Q Rice, long time Utah State English professor, who shaped writers in the 1940s. Rice, nearly 90, influenced many students with readings from E B White and James Thurber, taught Sophomore Composition and Short Story, and inspired Pickett to pursue writing.
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