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Counseling Theories And Techniques, Stephen Stratton

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Ethical And Legal Issues In Counseling, Jasmine Knight

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Crisis Counseling For Individuals, Couples, And Families, Virginia (Toddy) Holeman

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Crisis Counseling For Individuals, Couples, And Families, Virginia (Toddy) Holeman

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Care Of Persons, Janet Dean

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Ethics And Legal Issues In Pastoral Care & Counseling, Janet Dean

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Foundations In Christian Spiritual Direction, Michael Voigts

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Basic Christian Doctrine, George Ille

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The Theology And Practice Of Worship, Jonathan Powers

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Songwriting And Theology, Jonathan Powers

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Gospel Catechesis:Transformative Discipleship, Chris Kiesling

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Trends And Issues In World Christianity, Lalsangkima Pachuau

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Advanced Exegetical Studies In Genesis, Bill Arnold

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Care Of Persons, Tapiwa Mucherera

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Theology And Practice Of Peacebuilding, Stephen Bailey

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Semitic Language Seminar, John Cook

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Group Counseling, Andrew Graham

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Masthead

The Business, Entrepreneurship & Tax Law Review

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Note, Kiera Doughty

The Business, Entrepreneurship & Tax Law Review

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How Much Can Saying “I Do” Impact Your Tax Liability?, Mary Capron

The Business, Entrepreneurship & Tax Law Review

President Trump signed the One Big Beautiful Bill Act into law on July 4, 2025. Notably, the Bill extended many provisions of the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act that Congress passed in 2017. This paper will explore marriage penalties through the lens of the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act. Taxes in the United States are based on a progressive system. Simply put, this means that all taxpayers do not pay the same amount in taxes; instead, they are treated differently depending on various factors such as earned income, number of dependents, and marital status. This system creates some marriage penalties …

Patent Paradox: When Protection Becomes Proliferation, Austin Talir

The Business, Entrepreneurship & Tax Law Review

This paper examines the problematic practice of double patenting and patent proliferation within the United States patent system, analyzing how these practices undermine the constitutional mandate to “promote the Progress of Science and useful Arts.” The analysis demonstrates how double patenting—both statutory and nonstatutory types—enables companies to extend monopolistic control beyond the intended 20-year patent term, creating significant economic distortions through reduced competition, increased market entry barriers, and innovation anti-commons, particularly in the pharmaceutical industry. The paper documents how these practices directly impact healthcare accessibility through increased medical costs, delayed generic alternatives, and misaligned research priorities that disproportionately affect vulnerable …

Who Pays For Cheap Speech? How Economic Shifts In The News Industry Shape Defamation Law, Michaela Paquette

The Business, Entrepreneurship & Tax Law Review

This article examines how the internet and the rise of “cheap speech” have transformed the media industry, disrupted traditional economic incentives for responsible journalism, and exposed the limitations of current defamation law. It argues that the New York Times v. Sullivan “actual malice” standard, while appropriate for the professionalized and objective media environment of the mid-20th century, no longer sufficiently supports robust public discourse in the digital age. This article proposes incorporating journalistic standards into defamation analysis as an evidentiary tool to better distinguish between mere negligence and actual malice while preserving core First Amendment considerations. By realigning legal incentives …

Solving The No-Reading Problem With Ai, Royi Ashkenazi

The Business, Entrepreneurship & Tax Law Review

Standard form contracts bear a consistent curse: consumers do not read them. While AI-powered tools like ChatGPT are now capable of parsing and interpreting such complicated contracts efficiently, the mere existence of these technological capabilities does little to solve the core “no-reading problem”—consumers must actually adopt and use AI for this purpose. This paper proposes a novel regulatory regime that could fundamentally alter consumers’ approach to SFCs through two mandatory requirements: first, that sellers embed in their contracts direct hyperlinks or QR codes connecting to certified AI systems with pre-prepared prompts; second, that all SFCs contain a prominent clause explicitly …

Can Corporate Law Wake Up Disney After Biting The Enchanted Apple Of Wokeness: The Politicization Of Disney And Corporate Law’S Weak Response, Brian M. Mccall

The Business, Entrepreneurship & Tax Law Review

Corporations that are household names for American consumers have been in the news for alienating their customers and segments of the public by embroiling their companies in controversial political issues. Target, Anheuser-Busch, and Disney are three prominent examples of companies in the news for putting their foot on politically sensitive issues. As Ryan Newman has explained, the issues raised by these events demonstrate an extensive political activism by American corporations that not only spend billions of dollars on political causes unrelated to their business, but also take actions and political stances on matters wholly unrelated to their products or markets, …

State Your State: How Current State Tax Residency Laws Make It Difficult To Determine A Taxpayer’S State Of Residence, Ashley Moulis

The Business, Entrepreneurship & Tax Law Review

Of the 41 states that impose a state income tax, each has adopted its own framework for making residency determinations. Because residency provides one of the two bases for a state to claim taxing jurisdiction, the determination of residency can have a significant impact on taxpayers. While the majority of states have incorporated both a domicile and statutory tax residency test, the nuances of how these tests are applied differ from state to state, opening the door to confusion as to which state(s) a taxpayer may owe taxes. To provide both clarity to taxpayers and to avoid the potential for …

Enhancing The Care Of Patients With Bone And Joint Infections Through Educational Interventions, Neel B. Shah, Jessica Seidelman, Katherine Belden, Elizabeth Thottacherry, Allison Lastinger, Priya Nori, Ronald M. Beaulieu, Don Bambino Geno Tai

Division of Infectious Diseases and Environmental Medicine Faculty Papers

Musculoskeletal infections represent a significant proportion of the clinical workload for infectious diseases (ID) providers, often presenting complex diagnostic and therapeutic challenges. Many providers may feel inadequately prepared to manage these conditions, which require a nuanced understanding of microbiology, musculoskeletal anatomy, surgical intervention, and orthopedic hardware. We implemented a pair of educational interventions including an online library of high-yield musculoskeletal ID literature and an educational podcast. © The Author(s) 2025. Published by Oxford University Press on behalf of Infectious Diseases Society of America.

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Career Counseling, Dr. Kenneth Myers

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Absence Of Glaucoma In Tg-Myocy437h Mice Of Diverse Genetic Backgrounds., Nicholas G Tolman, Marina Simón, Felicia A Juarez, Chi Zhang, Zhivka I Hristova, Tionna Ouellette, Michael A Sellarole, Wilhelmine N Devries, Christa Montgomery, Simon W M John

Faculty Research 2025

PURPOSE: Mutations in the myocilin (MYOC) gene cause elevated intraocular pressure and glaucoma. To better understand the factors influencing susceptibility to glaucoma, we studied the MYOC mutation (MYOCY437H).

METHODS: We characterized ocular phenotypes in Tg-MYOCY437H mice on nine different mouse strain backgrounds.

RESULTS: No glaucoma-related phenotypes were observed. We detected neither elevated intraocular pressure (daytime readings) nor optic nerve degeneration differences between wild type (WT) and Tg-MYOCY437H mice. This included an absence of Tg-MYOCY437H-induced phenotypes on a mixed B6SJL background that best reflected the original publications with this strain. We confirmed that this result was not due to an absence …

The Counseling Relationship: Process And Skills, Andrew Graham

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