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Investigating Interleukin-19 And Interleukin-33 In Breast Cancer Of Iraqi Women: An Immunohistochemical Study, Fouad Najm Abed, Suhad Saad Mahmood

Baghdad Science Journal

Cytokines are immune elements that have been found as marker either for tumor-promoting or inhibiting effects on breast tumor development, depending evidently on their exact quantities as well as the existence of additional modifying variables. The study aims to evaluate the relationship between breast cancer tissue and the expression level of IL-19 and IL-33. This study includes using breast cancer tissue (30 specimens) and normal breast tissue (20 specimens) to analyze the expression level of IL-19 and IL-30. Using immunohistochemical technique, the results indicated that lL-33 and also IL-19 were strongly elevated in patients with stage II and stage III …

Chimes: February 23, 2026, Calvin University

Chimes

A vibrant tapestry of cultures: Rangeela celebrates 30 years by Ava Roush & Ellerry Johnson

Puentes: Students building bridges amidst immigration concerns by Jorie Cho

Late Night Era's Concert: The end of an era by Ashley Hamons

Cave Night kickoff hosts local artists by Alec DeYoung

Composting streamlined and expanded to all underclassmen dorms by McKenna Wilkinson

Let's talk about sec: Calvin sexuality series confronts purity culture by Sarah Sparling

Scaling rock walls and studying Scripture by Ella Vanden Berg

Simulating Cyber-Resilience: The Strategic Role Of The Locked Shields Exercise In Enhancing International Cyber Preparedness, Christopher A. Ramezan, Ludwig Christian Schaupp, Elizabeth A. Vitullo, William J. Walker

Journal of Cybersecurity Education, Research and Practice

As cyberthreats to critical infrastructure remain prevalent, national response mechanisms must evolve beyond the technical domain to incorporate legal, communicative, strategic, and cross-sector coordination. This work explores Locked Shields, an annual exercise conducted by NATO's Cooperative Cyber Defence Centre of Excellence, as a pedagogical and conceptual framework for simulating whole-of-government responses to cyber incidents. Unlike traditional cyber exercises, Locked Shields engages legal advisors, media strategists, and civil-military roles in realistic, scenario-driven simulations that portray the political and operational conditions of a real international-scale cyber crisis. We detail the exercise architecture, contrast with other cyber exercises, and assess its pedagogical and …

Spectator 2026-02-19, Editors Of The Spectator

The Spectator

No abstract provided.

2026-02-18 Finnish Felicity Comes To Seattle U Campus, Regina Carrillo

The Spectator Online

No abstract provided.

John Dewey Studies In Central Europe: Eli Kramer Interviews Emil Visnovsky, Emil Visnovsky, Eli Kramer

Dewey Studies

No abstract provided.

Shu World Review- February 16th 2026, Diplolab

SHU World Review

No abstract provided.

Security In The Arctic: The Decline Of Arctic Exceptionalism? Between Cooperation And Militarization, Victoria Berg Hagen

Theses and Dissertations

The Arctic has been understood as a region separated from international relations, where states choose to collaborate and maintain stability (Gjørv et al. 2020: 2). This has led to the creation of the concept of “Arctic Exceptionalism” (Heininen 2019: 226). Currently, the Arctic is becoming strategically important. Furthermore, the region is witnessing militarization and increased international tensions affecting the Arctic states (Padrtova 2020: 38). This thesis analyzes how Arctic exceptionalism, as reflected in bilateral relations (specifically Russia-Finland and Russia-Norway), has been impacted by the Donbas War, the invasion of Ukraine, and militarization in the Arctic by both NATO and Russia. …

Coordinated Management Of Meaning In U.S.-Russia Relations: How Meanings Shaped Communication Surrounding The Potential Invasion Of Ukraine, Russell James Hampsey

Doctoral Dissertations and Projects

This qualitative discourse analysis applies the coordinated management of meaning theory to examine the diplomatic interactions between the United States and Russia from November 2021 to February 2022, the critical negotiation period preceding the Russian invasion of Ukraine. Systematically applying the theory’s hierarchy of meanings model to the official discourse resulted in the segmentation of 1,428 official texts for analysis. Comparative coding of the data exposes how worldviews and recursive feedback patterns shape adversarial postures, perpetuate negotiation impasses, and prevent the emergence of co-constructed meaning. This research illuminates how national meanings are actively constructed and maintained through discursive interaction, reinforcing …

Fragments, Editors Of Fragments

Fragments

No abstract provided.

Hands Off Mahmoud Khalil: Why The State Department Can't Lawfully Revoke Green Cards, Enforce Immigration Law, Or End Status, Nicolas Garon

Et Cetera

In recent months, the Trump Administration has revived a controversial legal strategy aimed at stretching immigration law to enable aggressive enforcement. Among these efforts is a troubling misconception, exemplified by the case of Mahmoud Khalil, that the U.S. Department of State holds authority to revoke the legal status of individuals inside the country, deport them, or cancel lawful permanent resident (LPR) status. This claim directly contradicts longstanding immigration law, which limits the State Department’s role to visa issuance abroad and grants no domestic enforcement authority. Even visa revocations do not terminate lawful status once an individual is admitted. Despite this …

‘Casar Public Lecture: Dangerous Crosswords: Market Behavior And Political Messaging In The U.S.', The Prince Alwaleed Center For American Studies And Research Casar

Performances, Events, and Presentations

Guest Speaker: Dr.James Spellman - Principal of Strategic Communications LLC, Public Affairs | Washington, D.C. About Lecture: An exploration of the behavioral dynamics of financial markets and the dangers of political messaging when behavioral economics is misunderstood, using examples from the United States.

Venue: Tim Sullivan Lounge, Alwaleed Building - AUC New Cairo Campus

Date: Wednesday, February 11, 2026

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“I Plead Ignorance”: Autonomous Weapons And Criminal Liability For Not Knowing The Knowable, Jonathan Kwik

International Law Studies

This article argues that the unpredictability and unintuitive behavior of modern artificial intelligence provide more opportunities for users of autonomous weapon systems (AWS) to remain ignorant of risks posed by their systems to protected entities on the battlefield, and that this ignorance can be maintained even in iterative situations featuring a prior civilian casualty event. It demonstrates this theorem through illustrative targeting scenarios, before formalizing the argument through a model showing the evolution of an AWS-user’s mens rea as they receive notice of a prior incident, and choose to pursue—or not pursue—an inquiry. This analysis reveals a perverse incentive structure, …

The Diamond, Feburary 6, 2026, Dordt University

Dordt Diamond

• Front Page: Sioux County Residents Rally to Protest Immigration Enforcement in Minnesota; Atrium Spends Thousands on Silverware and Dishes Replacement; The Early Graduation Experience at Dordt
• Politics: The Mystery Behind "Havana Syndrome"; Iran Engulfed in Protests; Trump & Greenland
• Feature: Dr. Kari Sandouka - From United Space Alliance to Classrooms; Best Day Ever - Where Coffee & Ministry Meet; Turning Water into Energy - Evangelist Bryce Crawford Launches Christian Energy Drinks; Contemplating the Cosmos - Cosmologies Offered as Core Capstone Course; Dordt Students on the Hunt for Internships
• News: No Ropes, No Problem - Alex Honnold …

Spectrum, Volume 56, Issue 1, Sacred Heart University

Newspapers (Obelisk & Spectrum)

Highlights include: Debate Grows Over Trump’s Interest in Greenland -- Michael Larobina Named Interim Provost --  WCBT Dean Dr. David Taylor Resigning -- KD Brings Sisterhood and Service to Girl Scouts -- Mahoney Dives into Action

2026 February, Morehead State University. Office Of Communications & Marketing.

Morehead State Press Release Archive, 1961 to the Present

Press releases for February of 2026.

Bare-Knuckled Public Service: Donald Rumsfeld’S Political Ideology Before The War On Terror, Chris Paskewich

Commonwealth Review of Political Science

Abstract Donald Rumsfeld (1932-2021) is perhaps most well known for being Secretary of Defense under President George W. Bush. However, he had a nearly fifty-year career in public and private sector work at the highest levels. Research into his political ideology, especially prior to his time under Bush, has never been undertaken. This article outlines Rumsfeld’s ideology for the first time, and shows it is a distinct strain of limited-government conservatism that I term “managerial conservatism.” Managerial conservatism aims to manage public resources well, maximize the gains from the public’s tax dollars, and make sure the federal government is only …

Youth Development Programs Critical Analysis, Rethinking Real Sustainability Measures. Focus On Middle-Eastern And African Contexts., Rasha As Salem

Theses and Dissertations

Abstract Using a systematic review of 18 research papers, policy documents, and evaluation reports, the study examines youth development programs sustainability through four aspects. First, the review explores how definitions of marginalized youth are applied in Middle East and African contexts. Furthermore, the review focuses on how programmatic suitability is discussed and implemented through the concepts of localization and contextualization. Additionally, the importance of locally grounded evidence as much as rigorous evidence and finally the implementation tactics. The review uses frameworks of ecological systems theory and empowering management approaches to analyze the data. The findings reveal significant variation in how …

Distribution Of Power In South Asia: Assessing Sino-Indian Conflict Propensity, Fatima Faisal

Dissertations, Theses, and Capstone Projects

In international relations, the distribution of power is a key theme impacting the propensity for nations to break into wars; however, the vast academic literature is Eurocentric with a concentration on the United States and the Soviet Union. This paper shifts to the unexplored distribution of power in South Asian with a particular focus of Sino-Indian border conflicts namely the Sino-Indian War (1962), the Nathu La and Cho La clashes (1967), the Arunachal Ambush (1975), Sumdorong Chu standoff (1987), the Armed Confrontation (2013), and the Doklam Standoff (2017), and the Galwan Valley (2020) to determine if the region was more …

Keeping It Together: Assessing The Wellbeing Of Project-Based Development Practitioners In Egypt, Amira Ahmed Abdallah Fekry Ahmed

Theses and Dissertations

This thesis examines the wellbeing of project-based development practitioners in Egypt, revealing how systemic pressures—bureaucracy, job insecurity, and fragmented workloads—undermine both wellbeing and productivity. The study employed a mixed-approach, combining 10 in-depth interviews with subject matter experts and practitioners and 75 surveys with development practitioners in Egypt. Data revealed that while many practitioners are driven by purpose, structural challenges erode resilience and motivation over time. Social support networks and personal coping strategies help but cannot replace institutional protections. The study argues that wellbeing must shift from being treated as an individual concern to a structural responsibility. Reframing organizational models around …

Europe Without Europeans, Aleš Debeljak

Fast Capitalism

No abstract provided.

The Cowl - V. 89 N. 12 - January 29, 2026

The Cowl

The Cowl - student newspaper of Providence College. Vol. 89 No. 12 - January 29, 2026. 16 pages.

The Student Movement Volume 110 Issue 11: A Snowy Start To Spring Semester, Corinna Bevier, Audrey Lim, Addison Randall, Jj Nixon, Megan Constantine, Joey Carrion, Isa Demoraes, Caleb Chung, Aiko J. Ayala Rios, Reagan Westerman, Joseph Piresson Ii, Anna Rybachek, Maya Thomas

The Student Movement V. 110 (2025-2026)

ARTS & ENTERTAINMENT

In the Doghouse: Canine Awarded for Acting Performance, Corinna Bevier

On the Trump-Kennedy Center, Audrey Lim

Students Step Up as Wind Symphony Keeps Winter Concert Alive, Addison Randall

HUMANS

Senior Spotlight: Derek Wonenberg, JJ Nixon

Lessons From 2025, Goals For 2026, Megan Constantine

NEWS

Spring Convocation Offers Spiritual Exhortation and Academic Celebration, Joey Carrion

Andrews University Experiences GYC, Isa DeMoraes

IDEAS

Finding Balance between Grind and Chill, Caleb Chung

The Price of Being an International Student (and How to Address It), Aiko J. Ayala Rios

The Internet: Tool or Foe?, Reagan Westerman

Op-Ed: A Letter for Better …

A Day In The Life Of The Glass Center, Eric F. Spina

President's Blog: From the Heart

As a vibrant laboratory for experiential learning, the Roger Glass Center for the Arts is second to none.

Wmd Transformations: When Did An Rpg Become A Wmd?, Binoy Kampmark

Fast Capitalism

No abstract provided.

The Dissipation Of American Democracy In 2016: On The Emptiness Of Elitism And The Poverty Of Populism In The Trump Zone, Timothy W. Luke

Fast Capitalism

No abstract provided.

Shu World Review- January 26th 2026, Diplolab

SHU World Review

No abstract provided.

Review Of “Facta Non Verba: A History Of The Fort Garry Horse” By Michael R. Mcnorgan And Gordon T. Crossley, R. Daniel Pellerin

Canadian Military History

Review of Facta Non Verba: A History of the Fort Garry Horse by Michael R. McNorgan and Gordon T. Crossley

Review Of “Cold War Soldier: Life On The Front Lines Of The Cold War” By Terry “Stoney” Burke, Frank Maas

Canadian Military History

Review of Cold War Soldier: Life on the Front Lines of the Cold War by Terry “Stoney” Burke

Review Of “Canada’S National Security In The Post-9/11 World: Strategy, Interests, And Threats” By David S. Mcdonough, Geoff Keelan

Canadian Military History

Review of Canada’s National Security in the Post-9/11 World: Strategy, Interests, and Threats by David S. McDonough