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Menstrual Folklore
Claire Manwaring
A collection of menstrual folklore. Includes nicknames, material culture, personal narratives, and more.
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Edible Tradition: Food, Folklore, and the Latter-day Saint Missionary
Noelle Marley
Stories about LDS missionaries encountering foreign food traditions and customs.
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The perspective of a Radiation Oncologist on Covid-19 measures and their effects in hospitals
Abigail McBride
About how a hospital responded to COVID-19. This interview particularly focuses on safety regulations and their effects upon patient care.
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Stories of five Covid-19 Survivors
Dallyn H. McCracken
Five people share their personal experiences about either having the virus or living in a pandemic society.
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The folklore of fanfiction
Tanner McVey and Heather Thomsen
A collection of tags and stories from fanfiction. This paper suggests that fanfiction and the tags used to identify it, are folklore.
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Houghton Family Pie-lore
Tess Mika
The traditions and stories about pie that run through the Houghton family.
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I Have Exorcised the Demons, This House is Clear - Folk Ordinances of Casting Out Spirits
Colton T. Murray
An analysis of memorates concerning the folk ordinances and beliefs of casting out spirits or ghosts among Latter-day Saints and Utah residents.
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Brunettes, Redheads, and Blondes Meet Careers, Construction, and Cars: An Analysis of 17 Blonde Jokes
Natalya Nielsen
This project focuses on blonde jokes and the analysis of recently collected ones.
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New Year's Traditions within the Deep South
Lucy Nielson
This project is about New Years Traditions in the Deep South of the United States.
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COVID-19 Journal of a Sister Missionary
Kelsi Niepraschk
A journal that documents the personal experiences of one sister missionary during the COVID-19 pandemic.
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Newcomb Family Games
Megan Niu
Rules to various folk games as shared by a middle-class American family. This paper focuses on how Folklorist Eleanor Long theory about tradition bearers apply to the games and the role that games play within the Newcomb family.
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Family Game Night and House Rules Folklore
Megan Nusink
Interviews with people talking about their traditions regarding family game night and their unique house rules.
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Stories of a man in Mexico
Amy Ottinger and Edgardo Vasquez
Stories about a man who grew up in hard times in Mexico and the lessons he learned. It includes a police officer's experiences during the ""Mexican Dirty War.""
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Food and Kitchen Disasters
Delaney Paul and Jean Paul
The stories people tell about disasters in the kitchen or about food in general.
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Shumlore: An Example of Classroom Community from Dr. Steven Shumway
Maren Pehrson and Steven Shumway
This paper explores how Dr. Shumway, a Technology and Engineering Education professor at BYU, uses folklore in the classroom.
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The Karen Gold Book Legend
Adrienne Powell
This paper highlights the relationships between The Book of Mormon and a Karen legend describing a golden book.
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COVID Pandemic Interview
Ashley Rands
A collection of Covid-19 memes and interviews. The interview highlights higher education during the pandemic.
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Missionary Folklore: Legends and Initiations
Liberty Reid
Stories about missionary experiences, specifically focusing on legends and initiations. A total of fifteen (15) stories from twelve (12) different individuals. These stories come from missionaries who have served worldwide.
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Buggy Biscuits and Rubber Ducks: A Collection of Programmer Folklore
Melissa Robertson
A collection of programming proverbs, jokes, legends, and coding traditions.
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Disobedient Missionary Stories
Terrin Snelgrove
Stories about Latter-day Saint missionaries who were disobedient to the law, the commandments or mission rules.
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Documenting the Pandemic with the Young and Elderly
Ben Stone
Two seniors and one young boy describe their experiences with work, school, and family during the COVID-19 pandemic
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