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by Michael Copperman Shaya, she tell me the stories mama been passed to her. She wait til after the lights out and the door closed in the basement room so Grand- pop ain’t gone hear. She sing me a world that bigger and brighter than here in Blessing, Missis- s...

Arkansas Review: A Journal of Delta Studies (formerly Kansas Quarterly) Volume 54, Number 1Spring/April 2023 “A Tainted House of Prayer”: Artist V. L. Cox on White Supremacy, Southern Culture, and Her Persisting Love of the Delta3         by Guy Lancas...

Go to https://myaccount.microsoft.com/ Sign in with your A-State username > click Next.(example: username@astate.edu or username@smail.astate.edu) Enter your A-State password > click Sign in. On the left Click “My Account” and Select “Security Info”.(...

Neil Griffin College of Business (NGCoB): Teaching and Service Expectations Mission Statement                                 The mission of the A-State Neil Griffin College of Business is to provide high-quality management education to traditional and no...

Neil Griffin College of Business (NGCoB): Service Expectations Mission Statement The mission of the A-State Neil Griffin College of Business is to provide high-quality management education to traditional and non-traditional students in the Mid-South and to...

Part 1 Administrative/Peer Review Rubric (Asynchronous/Online Modality - Part of Term (POT) 5/7 Weeks Semester) To be completed by a Department Chair, Program Director, Peer Reviewer, or other NGCoB Leadership via LMS access. Evaluation Category ...

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Race, Labor, and Violence in the Delta: Essays to Mark the Centennial of the Elaine Massacre. Editedby Michael Pierce and Calvin WhiteJr. (Fayetteville, Arkansas: Universityof Arkansas Press, 2022. Pp. ix + 248, acknowledgments, introduction,notes, contribut...

by Addison Griffis Marcel Vickers stared at a bullet hole in the hood of his pearl Mercedes parked in Magnolia Motors’ used car lot. As he gazed and sipped scorched coffee from a Styrofoam cup, the speck of blackness seemed to spread across metal luste...

by Damon Guinn It’s 1:30 p.m. on the first day of a writing re- treat at the Hemingway-Pfeiffer Museum and Educational Center in Piggott, Arkansas, and I’m camped out in a bathroom between the mu- seum/house and gift shop. I’m supposed to be worki...

by Kenneth Gulotta Roberta scraped her chair across the boards of the little back porch off the kitchen, moving closer to her coffee cup on the table. Back at the old house she would have had a nice ceramic ash- tray, something green and leaf-shaped, maybe, f...

have haunted me for years. Instead, I left the retreat with a sense of pur- pose. Impressed with the insight of my fellow writers and their confidence to examine mem- ories both beautiful and hideous. I want that. I don’t want to succumb to despair ...

by M J Melneck I left Missoula and drove into Fayetteville on Labor Day weekend, 1969, in a 1956 Ford Crown Victoria that I’d bought from Jim Crumley for $325 that I didn’t have. Pretty much everything I owned fit in the car, including my wide carriage Olympi...

by Andrew Alexander Mobbs Cabot, Arkansas, March 29, 1976, 3:18 PM Antagonized by charcoal skies, townsfolk bowed their heads in prayer, beelined for Polaroid cameras to document southern springtime destruction bleeding out in the electric air. Elementary sch...

by Guy Lancaster V. L. Cox was born in Shreveport in 1962 but grew up in Arkadelphia. After working in marketing and advertising after college, she devoted herself to her art in 1997 and has not looked back. Her most well- known work is the “End Hate” installa...