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Most Recent Additions*

Who We Are and How We Vote: Individual Difference Factors in Politics
Abby Joens-Witherow

Manning Up at DePauw: Performing Fraternal Masculinity on a Liberal Arts Campus
Rachel Higson

Let’s Put Demography Back into Economics: Population Pyramids in Excel
Humberto Barreto

From Désert to Patrie: Marguerite de Navarre’s Lessons from the New World
Carrie F. Klaus

Womb Heat versus Sperm Heat: Hippocrates against Galen and Ibn Sīnā in Ibn al- Nafīs’s Commentaries
Nahyan Fancy

An Evolving Understanding of a Spectrum “Disorder”
Samuel C. Eads

Who Cries?: Tears and Otherness in the Middle Ages
Hyeree Ellis

Nuclear Alarmism and Climate Change Fatalism as a Secular Apocalyptic Religion
Sarah Ertelt

Zoo
Alicia Cotsoradis

A Home for Hope: Examining the History, Role and Purpose of the Modern American Zoo
Lilly Burba

Bach’s Passion Recitative: Theology, Accidental Placement, and Anti-Semitism Applied to Performance
Blake Beckemeyer

Using Persuasive Technology to Curb Alcohol Consumption on College Campuses
Jacob Bertucci

Hegel on Christianity in the Phenomenology of Spirit
Daniel E. Shannon

“Ever to the Right”?: The Political Life of 1776 in the Nixon Era
Elissa Harbert

Accuracy, Verisimilitude, and Scoring Rules
Jeffrey Dunn

Queer Communist Study: The Sinthomostudier Against The Capital-debt-learning Regime
Derek R. Ford

Toward an educational sphereology: Air, wind, and materialist pedagogy
Derek R. Ford

Bilingual Children’s Literature: Bridging the Gap Between Language and Identity = Literatura infantil bilingüe: Cerrando la brecha entre el idioma y la identidad
Amanda Weber

The Congregation of Heroes: A Skyrim Representation
Richard Smith

Explorations of Quantum Entanglement
John Stanton

*Updated as of 07/17/18.