CMU Online Digital Object Repository (CONDOR)

- Where to Spend the Summer
- 1902
- Alternate title: Little Traverse Bay resorts. Michigan resorts on Little Traverse Bay, Petoskey, Harbor Springs. [36] p. : ill., map ; 18 x 27 cm.
- The Indian play "Hiawatha", in the land of the Ojibways, Wa-ya-ga-mug.
- Longfellow, Henry Wadsworth, 1807-1882.
- 1912
- Half title: Libretto, Indian play--Hiawatha, played at Wa-ya-ga-mug, on the Grand Rapids and Indiana railway, near Petoskey, Michigan, each summer season, by native Ojibway Indians. Alternate title is "Hiawatha."
- Scottish National Identity: The Scottish Regiments, Empire, and Masculinity in the Nineteenth Century.
- Doerr, Holly A.
- 2012
- Thesis (M.A.)--Central Michigan University, 2012. vii, 92 leaves. Includes bibliographic references (leaves 87-92).
- Roles of topography, vorticity and aerodynamics in the creation of eolian systems.
- Whitney, Marion Isabelle.
- An unpublished study on wind produced fluting. Covers the roles that topography, vorticity, and aerodynamics play in this process.
- Petoskey : queen city of the north.
- 1908
- "Resort and industrial edition." Also known as "Queen city of the north." Publication date believed to be 1908.
- This Place Mount Pleasant
- Cumming, John, 1915-2010.
- 1989
- Mt. Pleasant 1889-1989, pride, people, promise, one hundred years a city.
- Petoskey and "The gem of the Straits."
- Teal, Angeline
- 1883
- The first hundred years : a portrait of Central Michigan University, 1892-1992.
- Cumming, John, 1915-2010.
- 1993
- Historical sketch of the village of Petoskey : combined with a city directory, for 1882.
- 1882
- A happy summer : health and happiness, fin, fur and feather, found in northern Michigan.
- 1884
- On cover: The summer resorts & waters of northern Michigan.
- Monstrosity in Horror Literature
- Brooks, John
- 2009-08-07
- Horror literature hinges on one unique characteristic rarely found outside of the genre: monstrosity. Although monstrosity is often criticized for being designed to elicit specific responses (terror, horror, and revulsion) from readers for the sake...
- Mentoring, Job Competence, and Perceptions of Barriers on Career Advancement Among Senior Women Administrators in Healthcare Administration.
- Hunter, Danita F.
- 2011
- Dissertation (D.H.A.)--Central Michigan University, 2011. xii, 104 leaves. Includes bibliographic references (leaves 97-104).
- Mackinac, the wonderful isle, Petoskey, Traverse City and other northern Michigan summer resorts.
- 1891
- Also knows as "Mackinac, Petoskey, Traverse City and other northern Michigan summer resorts" and "A land of summer homes." Maps included on lining paper
- Mackinac, the wonderful isle, Petoskey, Traverse City & other northern Michigan summer resorts.
- 1892
- Also known as "Mackinac, Petoskey, Traverse City and other northern Michigan summer resorts." Maps inlcuded on the lining paper.
- Discriminating Between Coercive Verses Deviant Sexual Interest.
- Smith, Felix.
- 2011
- Dissertation (Ph.D.)--Central Michigan University, 2011. x, 157 leaves. Includes bibliographic references (leaves 143-157).
- Darrah Creek Site (20MC78): An Archaeological Investigation and Collection Analysis.
- Cramb, Justin E.
- 2012-02-21
- This research is an archaeological investigation into a collection of two hundred thirty-five lithic artifacts and the land believed to be associated with it. The Darrah Creek Site is composed of seventy-nine acres of former farmland in Mecosta...
- Chippewa
- 1910
- Yearbook of Central Michigan University for 1910. The Chippewa was published between 1909 and 2002. It is also known as "Central Michigan University yearbook" and "Yearbook of Central Michigan University."
- Chippewa
- 1916
- Yearbook of Central Michigan University for 1916. The Chippewa was published between 1909 and 2002. It is also known as "Central Michigan University yearbook" and "Yearbook of Central Michigan University."
- Chippewa
- 1915
- Yearbook of Central Michigan University for 1915. The Chippewa was published between 1909 and 2002. It is also known as "Central Michigan University yearbook" and "Yearbook of Central Michigan University."
- Chippewa
- 1919
- Yearbook of Central Michigan University for 1919. The Chippewa was published between 1909 and 2002. It is also known as "Central Michigan University yearbook" and "Yearbook of Central Michigan University."