Waves

• Purchased in the late 1970s, it had been misfiled with the science books in the Rare Books collection.
• Simon Cooper, a metadata services officer, found it in 2021 and immediately understood the value of his discovery.
• The Sydney copy, which is the only one available for the public to view, has now been digitised.
• The Voyage Out follows Rachel Vinrace and a mismatched collection of characters embarking on her father’s ship to South America.

Why revise?

• She made revisions in the aftermath of her breakdown, and after her literary career was revived with her second novel, Night and Day, published in 1919.
• Scholars have suggested she wished to place some distance between her own psychological stresses and the anguish of her primary character, Rachel Vinrace.
• The narrator is bounded by the limits of character itself: the depths of Rachel’s subjectivity are unknown even to her.
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A modernist revolution

• This innovation signals a profound shift in modernist fiction, which began in the late 19th and early 20th centuries and is characterised by a self-conscious break with traditional ways of writing.
• They are largely concerned with Rachel’s fevered consciousness and Terence’s attitudes towards romantic love and its effects on an artistic life.
• Woolf was at the centre of the revolution in the novel form during the time of modernism.

• The offers are part of SeaWorld Parks & Entertainment's Waves of Honor program, a longstanding partnership saluting active-duty military members, veterans, and their families by offering special pricing and promotions throughout the year.
• For more than 20 years, SeaWorld has been proud to provide complimentary park access to members of the United States military.
• More than 10 million guests – active-duty military members, veterans, and their families – have enjoyed free admission to the company's parks through the Waves of Honor program.
• Whether it's educational animal experiences or thrilling attractions, SeaWorld invites military families for a day of family fun on us.

• The Journalism & Media Management class was led by Bahamian journalist and former reporter Kyle Walkine, who currently lectures at the university while working on his PhD.
• Students had the opportunity to engage with the multi-room art displays highlighting ocean conservation efforts in The Bahamas and were given a tour of the marine journey art show by Carter Jordan, Hidden Worlds' Vice President of Business Development.
• "With experiences like this one provided by The Bahamas' Ministry of Tourism, the students are able to take a more global approach," Walkine said.
• The students will produce a 600-word essay about the experience that would further promote planet stewardship and bring awareness to ocean conservation.

• "With each deployment, our team is continuing to expand both scalability and capacity," said Liz Porter, Leidos Health Group President.
• The MHS GENESIS system is now operational at over 2,200 locations and reaches 6.1 million DOD beneficiaries — approximately 75% deployed to garrison DOD facilities.
• "MHS GENESIS successfully leverages commercial best practices improving clinical outcomes with each deployment."
• MHS GENESIS is being deployed across the continental United States and overseas through a total of 23 waves, with each wave targeting a specific region.