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A collection of songs of the Ukrainian Sich Riflemen (1914-1918) as recollected by one specific informant

Describes the rites and ceremonies in the Easter celebrations of one Ukrainian Canadian family

Examines the explicit commemorations of the dead as celebrated by Ukrainian settlers of Galician background. Bib.

Compares how three generations of one family celebrate Ukrainian Easter. Bib.

Studies the patterns of behavior in two Ukrainian wedding ceremonies to determine what factors influence the sanctioned conduct

compilation. Tara and Andrea Luchak, Chumak, Vegreville and Heritage Days (1986-88)

A study of beliefs associated with pregnancy and childbirth and a comparison of those beliefs held by younger women with those of the older generation

A study to determine what traditions are being revived or revised in the weddings of young Canadian Ukrainians during the years 1965-1988

A cross-generational and cross-contextual study of wedding rites in a single family

An annotated bibliography about wedding rites

Student paper dated 28 of January 1987.

An investigation of Ukrainian folklore theory as presented in Ukrainian serial publications in the 20th century.

A study of the function which water plays in Ukrainian homes of the 1980's

Describes the costumes from ten ethnographic regions of Ukraine

Documents carols sung by one Canadian Ukrainian and compares these with literary sources from Ukraine. #8 mus.

Documents the style of Christmas celebrations in a village of Lemkivschyna, Poland and compares these to those described in Woropay's Zvychayi nashoho narodu and Shukhevych's Hutsl'shchyna

Discusses key elements of designing a Ukrainian Dance Curriculum for the Ukrainian Bilingual programs in Alberta schools. bib.

Compares the Ukrainian "Hopak" with the Polish "Krakowiak" coming to the conclusion that Ukrainian folk dance has evolved into more of a stage form while the Polish dance retains many more village characteristics

Describes the how Ukrainian folk dance is affected by the pro-soviet and anti-soviet feelings within Canadian communities and the U.S.S.R. bib.