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  • Masonic Origins by Emmalisa Horlacher

    Masonic Origins

    Emmalisa Horlacher

    A compilation of the stories about Masonry.

  • A Folklore Analysis of Friendship Bracelets by Afton Hulse

    A Folklore Analysis of Friendship Bracelets

    Afton Hulse

    This paper examines the tradition of friendship bracelet making.

  • Experiences and observations on the Coronavirus Pandemic by Tyler Hutchinson

    Experiences and observations on the Coronavirus Pandemic

    Tyler Hutchinson

    Personal experience narratives during the Covid-19 pandemic.

  • Interviews on experiences and hearsay surrounding the coronavirus pandemic of 2020 by Tyler Hutchinson

    Interviews on experiences and hearsay surrounding the coronavirus pandemic of 2020

    Tyler Hutchinson

    Personal interviews discussing the impacts of Covid-19 on daily life

  • LDS Missionary Poop Stories by Amanda Ius

    LDS Missionary Poop Stories

    Amanda Ius

    A collection of LDS missionary poop stories collected from returned LDS missionaries.

  • Ties that Bind Us: Family Folklore in the Andreadakis Family by Katherine Jensen and Jennifer Jensen

    Ties that Bind Us: Family Folklore in the Andreadakis Family

    Katherine Jensen and Jennifer Jensen

    Family folklore centered on Greek ancestry. This paper analyzes the role of family folklore in shaping family and cultural identity in a Greek immigrant family.

  • Masculinity in the Johnson Family by Marissa Johnson

    Masculinity in the Johnson Family

    Marissa Johnson

    This paper examines the folklore of masculinity among male members of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints. It specifically examines how such folklore highlights the man's role within the family.

  • Alternate Words by Sarah Johnson

    Alternate Words

    Sarah Johnson

    This project examines the various folk speech used to define common items and food and the folk groups who use them.

  • The Experience of Two People During the Coronavirus Pandemic by Jacob Johnston

    The Experience of Two People During the Coronavirus Pandemic

    Jacob Johnston

    Two students discuss different aspects of their lives during the COVID-19 pandemic of 2020.

  • Grade School Scary Stories by Liz Jordan

    Grade School Scary Stories

    Liz Jordan

    Scary stories told in Alabama grade schools.

  • Worst Date Stories by Haley Judd

    Worst Date Stories

    Haley Judd

    Worst date stories.

  • Card Game Culture: How Names, Rules, and Pieces Differ by Tate Lacey

    Card Game Culture: How Names, Rules, and Pieces Differ

    Tate Lacey

    A collection of emic terms and rules used within card games.

  • Love on Opposite Ends of the World During COVID-19 by Owen Laurie

    Love on Opposite Ends of the World During COVID-19

    Owen Laurie

    The personal experience narratives of a couple on how they navigated their relationship during the COVID-19 pandemic, which left them separated on opposite ends of the world.

  • Gifts of Reassurance: Experiences with Spiritual Gifts by Devin Loveland

    Gifts of Reassurance: Experiences with Spiritual Gifts

    Devin Loveland

    This paper highlights the difference between scriptural definitions of spiritual gifts and personal or folk beliefs held by lay members of the LDS Church.

  • Mission Language Mix-Ups by Emily Mangum

    Mission Language Mix-Ups

    Emily Mangum

    Return LDS missionaries tell stories about speech faux pas.

  • Menstrual Folklore by Claire Manwaring

    Menstrual Folklore

    Claire Manwaring

    A collection of menstrual folklore. Includes nicknames, material culture, personal narratives, and more.

  • Edible Tradition: Food, Folklore, and the Latter-day Saint Missionary by Noelle Marley

    Edible Tradition: Food, Folklore, and the Latter-day Saint Missionary

    Noelle Marley

    Stories about LDS missionaries encountering foreign food traditions and customs.

  • The perspective of a Radiation Oncologist on Covid-19 measures and their effects in hospitals by Abigail McBride

    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.

  • Stories of five Covid-19 Survivors by Dallyn H. McCracken

    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.

  • The folklore of fanfiction by Tanner McVey and Heather Thomsen

    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.

  • Houghton Family Pie-lore by Tess Mika

    Houghton Family Pie-lore

    Tess Mika

    The traditions and stories about pie that run through the Houghton family.

  • I Have Exorcised the Demons, This House is Clear - Folk Ordinances of Casting Out Spirits by Colton T. Murray

    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.

  • Porter Rockwell by Spencer Nelson

    Porter Rockwell

    Spencer Nelson

    Short documentary film about the folk hero Porter Rockwell.

  • Brunettes, Redheads, and Blondes Meet Careers, Construction, and Cars: An Analysis of 17 Blonde Jokes by Natalya Nielsen

    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.

  • New Year's Traditions within the Deep South by Lucy Nielson

    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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