False Memory - By Richard MarracciniThe human mind can be fragile and easily suggestible, and literature offers a unique experience for readers to analyze a text and place thei
The Heart of Empire - By Oby ArnoldThe foundational myth of empire is that it is a beacon of light in the darkness. Seemingly impelled by lesser powers to lead the world, empi
A One-Sided Story: Society’s One-Dimensional View of Homelessness - by Katiannah C. R. HenkenAbstract An issue exists within society in which individuals who have no permanent dwelling are judged as lesser. In an effort to demonstrat
Unfavorable Odds: The Impact of Childhood Trauma in The Hunger Games - by Belinda Lewis“I’m going to be the Mockingjay” – with those words, teenager Katniss Everdeen, the protagonist of Suzanne Collins’ Hunger Games trilogy of
Effects of Social Stratification on Global Vaccination Rates - by Allen D Archer This paper’s primary focus is to investigate the effects of social stratification on global access to quality preventive healthcare, primari
Lewis Carroll and the Wonderland of Neurodiversity - By Emily CampbellSince its original publication in 1865, readers across the generations have been fascinated by the adventures of a little girl named Alice.
The Language of the Devil: An Analysis of Ambrose Bierce’s “Chickamauga" - By Alaina Barnett“Chickamauga”, written by Ambrose Bierce, is the story of a deaf and mute 6-year-old boy, who, at first, seems to be having a harmless yet e
De Lacey and Walton: Reflections of Frankenstein - By Laura Dame In 1818, Mary Shelley was 19 years old and she had just written a story that would become an icon, a foundation for all bone-chilling storie
Blood Thicker Than Oil: An Analysis on William Faulkner’s “Barn Burning” - By Alaina Barnett Which is more valuable: loyalty to family, or duty to conscience? In “Barn Burning”, a short story written by William Faulkner, this quest
Disability Accessibility and the Failure of the Americans with Disabilities Act - By Shoshana BatsonThe ADA fails to meet its purpose of providing equal access due to a combination of reasons including: being based on flawed research, havin
Maggots to the Rescue - by Jaq Reed Until the invention and mass production of penicillin in the 1940s, the prevailing method for treating infectious and chronic wounds was not
Speaking for Lavinia and Burying Antigone: The Art of Persephonic Confessionalism - Rowan ManzerDoes misogyny have artistic merit? While attention has been called to the exclusion of female authors from lists like “100 Books to Read...
The Vicar of Wakefield: A Righteous Sinner - by Laura DameRegardless of what one believes or desires, much of life consists of making decisions based on one’s personal morals and values. Whether to
Imperialism vs. the Indigenous Perspective - by Zackary Vignali The American societies that exist today are much different than they were five hundred years ago. Looking at the first European conquests...
The Widening Gap in the American Dream - by Kathryn GarrettIn the early twentieth century, historian James Adams coined the term “the American Dream,” which he described as “that dream of a land in w
“The May-Pole of Merry Mount” and Christian Churches’ Discriminatory Habits - by Laura DameStudent: Laura Dame Instructor: Ellen Perry Course: English 231-OM1 Date: 24 September 2019 Although the movement for LGBTQ equality and acceptance has made ...
The Explicit and Hidden Messages of “Goblin Market” - By Nadia StottlemyerThe Explicit and Hidden Messages of “Goblin Market”: Hypocrisy in Victorian Gender Roles Author: Nadia Stottlemyer Instructor: Ellen Perry Class: ENG-242-YD1...
WESTERN BUDDHISM AND MINDFULNESS - By Christian ParnellRunning head: WESTERN BUDDHISM AND MINDFULNESS The Modernization of Buddhism and Evolution of Secular Mindfulness Christian Parnell ENG-112 08/04/2019 Profes...
The Rise of the Brachycephalics: by Autumn MurdockThe Rise of the Brachycephalics: An Exploration of the Origins and Consequences of Breeding Dogs for Extremes Autumn Murdock Asheville-Buncombe Technical Com...
Between the Haves and the Ain’t-Gots: Working-Poor Whites and White Privilege - By Ben LatterWhite privilege might be defined as the continued, unofficial precedent of law, government, and cultural and social norms favoring the interests of people wh...
