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SIGNED THOMAS WOLFE'S LETTERS TO HIS MOTHER, JULIA ELIZABETH WOLFE. TERRY, JOHN SKALLY Thomas Wolfe's Letters to His Mother Julia Elzabeth Wolfe by JOHN SKALLY TERRY, 1943 Thomas Wolfe's letters to his mother by Cuthbert Wright, 1943 Lesbian Culture: An Anthology : The Lives, Work, Ideas, Art and Visions of Lesbians Past and Present by Julia Penelope, 1993-10 The Coming Out Stories by Susan J. Wolfe, Julia Penelope Stanley, 1980-06 MEMOIR OF MRS. JULIA H. SCOTT; WITH HER POEMS, AND SELECTIONS FROM HER PROSE by Caroline M. Sawyer, Julia H. Scott, 1853-01-01 Fantasizing the Feminine in Indonesia Flinging Wide the Eyed Universe: Poems by Julia Penelope, 1998-11 Two Hundred Years of Student Life at Chapel Hill: Selected Letters and Diaries by Lisa (Edited By) With Assistance From Julia Smith and Helen Wolfe Evans Tolbert, 1993-01-01 The COMING OUT STORIES. Foreword by Adrienne Rich. by Julia Penelope & Susan J. Wolfe - Editors. Stanley, 1980 Julia Ward Howe, 1819-1910, by Laura Elizabeth Howe Richards, 1915 Is Polite Society Polite by Julia Ward howe, 1895 Books: House on Spruce Street by Arthur S Harris, 1956 "Chiel takin' notes." by Alfred Kazin, 1943

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61. Miscellaneous Papers Concerning Thomas Wolfe: Guide.
    wolfe, julia (Westall) 18601945. ALs to Henry Westall; Ashville, 10 Jan 1944. 4s.(8p.) Acquisition Information*78M-60. Gift of  
    http://oasis.harvard.edu/html/hou01367.html
    
    Extractions: Abstract: Essays, photographs, and letters by and concerning the American novelist Thomas Wolfe. Acquisition Information: Received from various sources at various times. Wolfe was an American novelist. Arranged alphabetically by author. Various materials by and about Thomas Wolfe, including two essay manuscripts, a photograph of Wolfe, and a letter written by Julia Westall Wolfe. Aswell, Edward Campbell, 1900-1958. An introduction to Thomas Wolfe. TS.(carbon copy) with A.MS. revisions; Chappaqua, Aug 1948. 6s.(6p.) Acquisition Information: *50M-575. Gift of Edward C. Aswell, 1 Sep 1948. McCoy, George W.

62. Julia Wolfe- John Zorn Quartet Cycle At Miller Theatre
    julia wolfe John Zorn Quartet Cycle at Miller Theatre, Venue Miller Theatre. Performer julia wolfe- John Zorn Quartet Cycle (alto saxophone).  
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    Extractions: Subscribe Unsubscribe Julia Wolfe- John Zorn Quartet Cycle at Miller Theatre Venue: Miller Theatre Performer: Julia Wolfe- John Zorn Quartet Cycle (alto saxophone) Personnel: members of Ethel Date: Thursday, February 6, 2003 Price: Set Time: Login or Register as a new user to add this performer to your alert list. Email this event to a friend. There are no ratings for this event.

63. TWS: Details & Trivia: A Brief Bio
    By the time WO (William Oliver) wolfe married julia E. Westall in 1885, he had already established a successful tombstone shop on the edge of Asheville’s  
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    Extractions: Your browser does not support script Photo courtesy of Pack Memorial Library, North Carolina Collection, Asheville, NC. Description: Thomas Wolfe and others standing under a gazebo, Bryce Canyon National Park, Utah, June 1938. Photo probably by Edward Miller. Large print donated by Fred Wolfe. Date: 1938-06-25/26. Geographic Location: UTAH. All photos herein courtesy of Pack Memorial Library, Asheville, NC. Thomas Wolfe: A Biography by Ted Mitchell His father descended from Pennsylvania German-Dutch-English farmers; his mother was a third-generation North Carolinian of Scots-Irish-English stock. Wolfe was proud to claim that "One half of me is great fields and mighty barns, and one half of me is the great hills of North Carolina." He was three weeks short of his sixteenth birthday when he arrived at the University of North Carolina in Chapel Hill on September 12, 1916. Although his first year was filled with loneliness and pain, he quickly moved into the mainstream of campus activity. Wolfe graduated with a Bachelor of Arts in 1916 and set his sights on graduate study at Harvard. Urged to attend Harvard by Frederich Koch, Wolfe was convinced his dream of becoming a dramatist would be realized at Harvard.

64. Susan J Wolfe Textbooks Textbooks & Books Price Comparison - Direct Textbook
    The Coming Out Stories Paperback Show all editions Susan J. wolfe, julia Penelope Stanley, June, 1980 Persephone Pr List Price $6.95 ISBN 0930436032  
    http://www.directtextbook.com/author/susan-j-wolfe

65. Gloria Caeli: Jonathan Wolfe’s Flying Fractals - Los Angeles/Global News, Revie
    beautiful art. julia Dream inspired wolfe to create hundreds of designs in combinations of colors and structures. After wolfe created  
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    Extractions: Email this article Printer friendly page Shop at Amazon Naturally, beautiful art catches our eyes. And, in a fleeting moment it can penetrate our thoughts, touch our emotions, cling to our hearts, or fuel our passions. It can change our direction momentarily, or compel us to change our lives forever. Beautiful art is a magnetic lure that pulls people together in wonder and awe. In Albuquerque, New Mexico, “Julia Dream” and “Gloria Caeli” not only changed how people viewed art, but these towering, tie-dyed beauties changed viewers’ expectations. And, hot air ballooning will never be the same.

66. The John Wolfe Family
    julia Ann born on 30 Apr 1881 in Ont, married Alexander Kerr (18881972), died on 30 Mar 1935 at Cedarville, Ont, buried St. (Male). James wolfe was born in  
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    Extractions: The John Wolfe family left their home in the County of Limerick, Ireland about the time of the Great Famine of 1845-1850. They were not alone, since approximately one million inhabitants of the stricken country emigrated during this desperate time, in order to escape the political and economic turmoil that occurred. The fate of one million others who stayed was death due to starvation and disease. The Wolfes made their way to Guelph, Ontario, Canada, and from there to West Luther Township, Wellington County, then a bit further north to what would soon become Proton Township, Grey County, where they were among the earliest settlers of the district. Here, they carved a new life for themselves in a foreign country, under harsh conditions. The Wolfes lived in a "great house" along the River Shannon. From the garden wall, they saw ships sail by on their way to America, the land of Promise, Plenty and Peace. The view may have influenced them to seek a more stable future across the Atlantic Ocean in the troubled 1840s, when the failure of the potato crop occurred. It was caused by a blight, phytophthora infestans , that began during unusually wet weather conditions in the summer of 1845. The natural disaster was worsened by local social and economic conditions, and by the inadequate response of the British government to the crisis.

67. Canadian Music Centre - About The CMC
    U V W X Y Z. julia wolfe. INSIDE THE DANCE OF RAIN, 5th Species, Cat. ART 007, $20.98, Add to cart. Terms and Conditions Site Map. British  
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68. Search Results For LANG In Classical Music
    Lost Objects, Lost Objects by Michael/ Lang, David/ wolfe, julia Gordon,Andrew Watts,Claudia Barainsky,Daniel Taylor List Price $16.98 Our Price $16.98 Used  
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69. Manhattan School Of Music: Faculty Bio
    Ms. julia wolfe. Faculty Member Composition. The multitalented julia wolfe, whose background includes theater, dance, and vocal training  
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70. I3684: Janet MATTEUCCI (1955 - )
    Roxie julia May wolfe. Unparsed GEDCOM data 1 NAME Roxie julia May wolfe 2 GIVN Roxie julia May 2 SURN wolfe 1 CHAN 2 DATE 27 Sep 1999 3 TIME 183704,  
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71. Contemporary Music Forum: Guest Artists
    julia wolfe, born in Philadelphia in 1958, attended the University of Michigan, Ann Arbor (BA 1980), studying with Jane Heirich, George Wilson, and Yale  
    http://www.contemporarymusicforum.org/bios6.html
    
    Extractions: Guest Artists Andre Boucourechliev Eli Marshall , born in Maine in 1977, was from an early age immersed in various musical influences, studying piano trumpet and voice. He has studied composition with Richard Cornell, Daron Hagen, Ezra Laderman, Ned Rorem, Joan Tower, and George Tsontakis. He was in residence at the Virginia Center for the Creative Arts, the Aspen Music Festival, and the Boston University Tanglewood Institute. He has been awarded the Charles Ives Scholarship of the American Academy of Arts and Letters and a Theodore Presser Foundation Career Grant. Of Pretending Sleep, the composer writes "These four songs were written in April of 2002, all on poetry by Christian Langworthy, a poet and novelist living in New York City. The first two texts appeared together in a compilation of poetry about the Vietnam War; the third is excerpted from a longer poem, and the fourth is a more recent work. To my knowledge, Langworthy never intended these to constitute a single group. It was my intent to draw them together musically into a coherent cycle." Paul Schoenfield is a native of Detroit, was born in 1947. He studied piano with Julius Chajes, Ozan Marsh, and Rudolf Serkin. He holds a degree from Carnegie-Mellon University, as well as a Doctor of Music Arts degree from the University of Arizona. Mr. Schoenfield has received commissions and grants from the NEA, the Ohio Arts Commission, Chamber Music America, the Rockefeller Fund, the Minnesota Commissioning Club, American Composers Forum, Soli Deo Gloria of Chicago, and many other organizations. Although he now rarely performs, he was formerly an active pianist, touring the United States, Europe, and South America as a soloist and with groups including Music from Marlboro.

72. Presto Classical - Julia Wolfe (b.1958) - Buy CDs & DVDs Online
    Composers. A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W X Y Z. julia wolfe (b.1958). P P is £1.50 for the first item, then 50p per item, worldwide.  
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73. Boston.com / Travel / You Can Go To Thomas Wolfe's Home Again
    Hill, an Asheville native, had spent his adult life tending to the Old Kentucky Home, the name for the boardinghouse run by wolfe s mother, julia wolfe.  
    http://www.boston.com/travel/articles/2004/05/05/you_can_go_to_thomas_wolfes_hom
    
    Extractions: Hotels Flights Vacation deals Boston Visitors' Guide ... Travel May 5, 2004 ASHEVILLE, N.C. Steve Hill, manager of the Thomas Wolfe Memorial for 26 years now, remembers all too well the night he got the call that the beloved house was ablaze: July 24, 1998. ADVERTISEMENT "It was 3:20 a.m. and they told me that the roof was burning. And they said, `We just don't know how it's going to go.' " At about 8 that morning, Hill recalled, "they did an initial assessment and the engineers decided the foundation and sidewalls were intact. But once you walked through, you couldn't fathom some of the things ever being fixed." Amazingly, most of them have been. The reopening festivities on May 28-31, Wolfe's second coming of sorts, will include a rededication ceremony, living history and city tours, and authors' talks. Hill, an Asheville native, had spent his adult life tending to the Old Kentucky Home, the name for the boardinghouse run by Wolfe's mother, Julia Wolfe. Thomas Wolfe wrote none too flatteringly about the house, which he called "Dixieland," in his autobiographical novel "Look Homeward, Angel." He lived there from 1906 to 1916, when he went off to the University of North Carolina. "Look Homeward, Angel" was published in 1929 and has never been out of print; his novel with the oft-quoted title "You Can't Go Home Again" was published posthumously in 1940. Scholars still study Wolfe's writing, and he still has followers. There is a Thomas Wolfe Society. Before the house burned, about 30,000 people visited yearly.

74. Charlotte Observer 05/16/2004 You Can Go To This Home Again
    wolfe s mother, julia, bought the house in 1906 as an investment and advertised it as wellfurnished, convenient lodging. But In  
    http://www.charlotte.com/mld/observer/living/travel/8678889.htm

75. WNYC - New Sounds: Program #2035 (May 01, 2002)
    Program 2035. Wednesday, May 01, 2002. Ensemble Sospeso performs music by julia wolfe, including a world premiere for 4 drum kits, recorded live at Columbia s  
    http://www.wnyc.org/shows/newsounds/episodes/05012002
    
    Extractions: Julia Wolfe "After Minimalism" featuring Ensemble Sospeso (First aired on 5/1/02) ARTIST(S) RECORDING CUT(S) SOURCE Talujon Percussion Quartet New Sounds Live, February 28, 2002, at Columbia University's Miller Theater Julia Wolfe: Dark Full Ride (2002 world premiere). [17:30] This performance is not commercially available;

76. Look Homeward, Tourist; Wolfe's House Reopens
    wolfe s mother, julia, bought the boarding house named the Old Kentucky Home in 1906 and added a dozen rooms in 1916. Notoriously  
    http://www.suntimes.com/output/books/sho-sunday-wolfe25.html
    
    Extractions: ASHEVILLE, N.C. Thomas Wolfe's boyhood home reopened to the public this weekend, nearly six years after a fire gutted the vintage boarding house. Wolfe, born in Asheville in 1900, became one of America's most famous writers with the 1929 publication of his autobiographical novel, Look Homeward, Angel, a thinly veiled depiction of Asheville and its residents. He also wrote of his mother's boarding house, called Dixieland, in the book. Craftsmen have spent the last two years restoring the 121-year-old house, where Wolfe lived until 1916, the year he left to study at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill. Wolfe's mother, Julia, bought the boarding house named the Old Kentucky Home in 1906 and added a dozen rooms in 1916. Notoriously frugal, she often reused building materials and settled for cheap materials and even cheaper laborers to work on the 6,000-square-foot, 29-room house. Restoration required the re-creation of plain woodwork and sometimes skipping a final coat of plaster to make the home authentic. ''We wanted people to feel like they're walking on the same floorboards as Thomas Wolfe walked on,'' said Steve Hill, the site manager. "You can make it look right, but it's got to feel right, too."

77. Asheville.com News: Historic Wolfe House
    Historians consulted on the project also chose 1916 because it was the year julia wolfe made the last substantial changes to the boardinghouse, adding 11 rooms  
    http://www.asheville.com/news/wolfereopen.html
    
    Extractions: The Thomas Wolfe Memorial, the boyhood home memorialized by the famed writer in his classic novel, “Look Homeward, Angel,” will celebrate its Grand Reopening May 28-31, 2004, after a two-year restoration project to repair damage from a devastating 1998 fire. Even though staff members are still moving painstakingly restored artifacts back into the house, the public is invited to a bit of a “sneak peek” prior to the Grand Reopening. Beginning Friday, April 23, the beautifully restored, historic Memorial will open its doors for guided tours each Friday, from 9 AM to 5 PM. The cost of the guided tours is $1 for adults and 50 cents for students. During the four-day Memorial Day weekend reopening gala, the Thomas Wolfe Memorial State Historic Site will host a rededication ceremony, living history tours, a formal banquet, a performance of a Wolfe play, guided trolley tours of Wolfe’s Asheville, and a special Authors Evening featuring several prominent Southern writers. “We are thrilled to welcome visitors back to the Thomas Wolfe Memorial, an important landmark of 20th century American literature as well as a jewel in the crown of North Carolina historic sites,” said Lisbeth C. Evans, secretary of the N.C. Department of Cultural Resources. “We owe a deep debt of gratitude to all of those who helped to bring this long-anticipated moment to fruition, from the firefighters who saved the house and most of its historic artifacts, to the countless individuals who contributed to the restoration fund.”

78. EbrINFO: Contributors
    and Fight Club ( Taking It IS Dishing It Out ), a review of Cary wolfe s collection The julia STEIN is an English professor at West Los Angeles College.  
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    Extractions: teaches multicultural American literatures, critical theory, and cultural studies at the University of Texas at Arlington. Her book, Undomesticated Ground: Recasting Nature as Feminist Space (Cornell, 2000), argues that nature has served as a crucial space for the cultural work of feminism. Alaimo's contribution to ebr is an article in the "green" section of the Critical Ecologies special ( ) entitled Feminism, Nature, and Discursive Ecologies most recent book is Bookend: Anatomies of a Virtual Self , published by the State University of New York Press; like everyone else in North America, he's completed a memoir, No Outlet: An Engineer in the Works . Amato's contributions to ebr include an exchange Politics of Selling Out ), and a riPOSTe on the same; an essay on Richard Powers and Louis Zukofsky in the electropoetics special ( ); and a riPOSTE on cronyism in reviewing. He teaches with the creative writing faculty of the Department of English at the University of Colorado at Boulder, and often collaborates with his partner Kass Fleisher.

79. Los Angeles Philharmonic Association - Performer Details
    Previous Page. Contact Us. EMail Page to a Friend. julia wolfe composer Top of Page. No pieces by this composer will be performed this season. © 2004 LAPA.  
    http://www.laphil.org/resources/performer_detail.cfm?id=291

80. Rechercheergebnis
    wolfe (Robins), Susan J. 1983 Toward a Feminist Aesthetic. AutorInnen, Penelope, julia; wolfe (Robins), Susan J.  
    http://db.genderinn.uni-koeln.de/cgi-bin/recherche/deutsch?w=tab&id=4716

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