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Milestones January 2013

[…] born on March 11, 1916, in Wayne County, N.C., to Emma Cox and Elijah Massey. He was a member of […]

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Wolfie and the Silver Suit

[…] parents and his friendship with the Romani boy Yoska forms the backbone of the book, the conclusion of the events is […]

Reviewed by Hina Fathima

Milestones December 2012

[…] is survived by his wife, Nancy Schubert Ewert; three daughters, Emma Ewert, Lilly Ewert, and Clara Ewert; one brother, David […]

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New Year’s top five: The most popular articles of 2017

[…] with Robin Mohr. #3: Quakers Are Way Cooler Than You Think by Emma Churchman. #2: Homosexuality: A Plea to Read the Bible Together by […]

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This Is an Uprising: How Nonviolent Revolt Is Shaping the Twenty-First Century

[…] practical effect. According to the Englers, “Quakers served as the backbone of the movement against slavery in both the United […]

Reviewed by Steve Chase

The Strong Silent Type

[…] exceptional Youth leader, a staple in my memory as the backbone of Young Friend gatherings. His respect for process has […]

Sara Waxman

Co-curricular Learning in the Quaker and Special Collections

[…] of the history together. In a Quaker history class, professor Emma Lapsansky brings the class to the Collections to look […]

Mary Crauderueff

Milestones November 2012

[…] Judith is survived by her husband, Richard Day; three children, Emma Workman (Jason), Ian Day-Gennett (Caitey), and Erin Alexis Day-Gennett; […]

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Richard Taylor Lewis

[…] born on April 19, 1935, in Los Angeles, Calif., to Emma Gertrude Taylor and Austin Flint Lewis, a descendant of […]

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Books: April 2014

[…] “Mission,” Janet Scott “Quakers, Other Churches, and Other Faiths,” and Emma J. Lapsansky “Plainness and Simplicity.” Lonnie Valentine’s thin chapter […]

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