2003 Lincoln University Homecoming Brochure

Events for Lincoln University Homecoming October 5-12, 2003 LU Blue Tigers vs. Northwestern Oklahoma University

2001 Lincoln University Homecoming Brochure

Events for Lincoln University Homecoming October 7-14, 2001 LU Blue Tigers vs. Westminster College

2000 Lincoln University Homecoming Brochure

Events for annual Lincoln University homecoming October 9-14, 2000 LU Blue Tigers vs. Stillman College

2013 Lincoln University Homecoming Brochure

Events for Annual Lincoln University Homecoming September 29-October 6, 2013 LU Blue Tigers vs. Emporia State University

2014 Lincoln University Homecoming Brochure

Events for Annual Lincoln University Homecoming October 12-19, 2014 LU Blue Tigers vs. Texas College

1975 Lincoln University Homecoming Brochure

Brochure for annual Lincoln University homecoming on November 15, 1975 Lincoln University vs. Southeast Missouri State University

1966 Lincoln University Homecoming Brochure

Brochure for annual Lincoln University homecoming on November 19, 1966 LU Tigers vs. Langston Lions

1965 Lincoln University Homecoming Brochure

Brochure for annual Lincoln University homecoming on November 6, 1965 Lincoln University vs. Kentucky State University.

2016 Lincoln University Homecoming Events

Events for Annual Lincoln University Homecoming October 2-8, 2016 LU Blue Tigers vs. St. Joseph's College

1935 Lincoln University Homecoming Brochure

Events for Annual Lincoln University Homecoming October 19, 1935 Lincoln University vs. West Virginia State College

The leaderless resistance: George Lincoln Rockwell and the White Separatist Movement

The scope of the thesis encapsulates the wider post-war White Separatist Movement from the origins of American Nazism under George Lincoln Rockwell to the later developments of leaderless resistance and the political and cultural changes to the movement. The specific focus will be upon the relationship between George Lincoln Rockwell and the leaderless resistance concepts, in particular through its development and utilisation. Due to the complexity of the issues and the variety of influencing factors it is necessary in the first instance to assess it in terms of a historiography to allow themes to develop. As a result of this historical analysis themes have become evident to allow a conceptual analysis. In particular the thesis will utilise the following thematic contexts for assessing the various developments within White Separatism: including, state building; political marketing; the role of the media; and the propensity for terror and hate activities. In assessing the basis upon which the conceptual analysis is developed the research has utilised extensive use of texts, radio broadcasts, and pamphlets from the movement. The study has also been able to consider, government reports, law enforcement updates and communications from Civil Rights groups and other agencies. In the conceptual analysis of this information and themes, the thesis utilises new concepts as a means of creating an understanding of a rapidly changing area of politics; including ‘organic politic’ and ‘political firms’, when assessing political marketing trends; and assessing terrorist motivation.

Behavioral Changes Caused By Austrodiplostomum Spp. In Hoplias Malabaricus From The São Francisco River, Brazil.

Traira (Hoplias malabaricus) is a neotropical fish that is widely distributed in freshwater environments in South America. In the present study, we documented the occurrence of metacercariae of Austrodiplostomum spp. (Diplostomidae) in the eyes and cranial cavity of H. malabaricus and described parasite-induced behavioral changes in the host. The fish were collected from the upper São Francisco River, in the Serra da Canastra mountain range, Minas Gerais, transported alive to the laboratory, observed for 2 weeks, and subsequently examined for parasites. Of the 35 fish examined, 28 (80 %) had free metacercariae in the vitreous humor (mean intensity=95.4; mean abundance=76.3), and 24 (68.57 %) had free metacercariae in the cranial cavity, mainly concentrated below the floor of the brain, at the height of the ophthalmic lobe (mean intensity=12.91; mean abundance=8.85). Specimens of H. malabaricus with a high intensity of infection in the brain displayed changes in swimming behavior.