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Ideas Of Freedom In The Modern "Gothicization" Of Donzetti's Lucia Di Lammermoor, Sarah Spencer Jun 2024

Ideas Of Freedom In The Modern "Gothicization" Of Donzetti's Lucia Di Lammermoor, Sarah Spencer

Chronos

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The Legends Of Mary Magdelene And Thaïs: Illuminating Issues Of Gender And Virtue, Sarah Spencer Jun 2024

The Legends Of Mary Magdelene And Thaïs: Illuminating Issues Of Gender And Virtue, Sarah Spencer

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The Civil Rights Movement And The Media, Jim Levulis Jun 2024

The Civil Rights Movement And The Media, Jim Levulis

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An Emperor Without Empire: A Study Of The Qing Emperorship Through The Lens Of The Last Qing Emperor Pu Yi, Werner Kuang Jun 2024

An Emperor Without Empire: A Study Of The Qing Emperorship Through The Lens Of The Last Qing Emperor Pu Yi, Werner Kuang

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Busted: How Cocaine Went From Friend To Fiend In The 19th Century, Rebecca Kheel Jun 2024

Busted: How Cocaine Went From Friend To Fiend In The 19th Century, Rebecca Kheel

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The Inquisitorial System And Its Impact On The Witch-Hunts, Rachel Kenny Jun 2024

The Inquisitorial System And Its Impact On The Witch-Hunts, Rachel Kenny

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The Presidency Of John F. Kennedy And The Cold War, David Kadamus Jun 2024

The Presidency Of John F. Kennedy And The Cold War, David Kadamus

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Do The British "Fascist" Movements Of The Inter-War Period Fit The Definition Of Generic Fascism And What, If Any, Political Success Did These Groups Experience?, Daniel Foley Jun 2024

Do The British "Fascist" Movements Of The Inter-War Period Fit The Definition Of Generic Fascism And What, If Any, Political Success Did These Groups Experience?, Daniel Foley

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Social Sacrifice Of The Commoners During Modernization, Thomas Hoang Jun 2024

Social Sacrifice Of The Commoners During Modernization, Thomas Hoang

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The Assassinations That Shook A Nation: The Deaths Of John F. Kennedy And Robert F. Kennedy, Elana Bodow Jun 2024

The Assassinations That Shook A Nation: The Deaths Of John F. Kennedy And Robert F. Kennedy, Elana Bodow

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Effects Of The Ice Trade Development In 19th Century Transatlantic America, Irina Dvalidze Jun 2024

Effects Of The Ice Trade Development In 19th Century Transatlantic America, Irina Dvalidze

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Table Of Contents Jun 2024

Table Of Contents

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Letter From The Editors Jun 2024

Letter From The Editors

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The Waiting Game!: A Surrealism Painting Exploration On The Relationship Between Delayed Work And Artistic Inspiration, Bernadeth Lorraine F. Garcia Jun 2024

The Waiting Game!: A Surrealism Painting Exploration On The Relationship Between Delayed Work And Artistic Inspiration, Bernadeth Lorraine F. Garcia

DLSU Senior High School Research Congress

While delayed work is commonly associated with negative connotations due to its perceived negative effects, this study investigates the complex relationship between prolonged tasks and the onset of artistic inspiration, using surrealism—an influential art movement that emerged in the early twentieth century and sought to channel the unconscious mind's creative potential through dreamlike/fantastical imagery—painting as a contextual framework. This research will navigate the realms of artistic creation, cognitive psychology, and art history by presenting to scholars, specifically art students, that seldom if you delay work, you get more time to think about ideas. Furthermore, the study aims to research the …


Reimagining Health: Calling For Reform Of The Canadian Healthcare System Through Afrofuturism And Speculative Design, Diane Oyedeji Ms, Stephanie J. Kiggundu Ms Jun 2024

Reimagining Health: Calling For Reform Of The Canadian Healthcare System Through Afrofuturism And Speculative Design, Diane Oyedeji Ms, Stephanie J. Kiggundu Ms

Bridges: An Undergraduate Journal of Contemporary Connections

This exploratory essay addresses the health inequalities currently affecting the African/Black diaspora in Canada and proposes a healthcare system reform to address the inequalities. Despite the Canadian healthcare system’s goals of being universal and accessible, there are disparities in African/Black patient representation. This essay proposes a healthcare system reform through incorporating African/Black patient input through the implementation of collaborative design through the lens of Afrofuturism and its values such as inclusivity and empowerment. The goal is to implement a Canadian healthcare system that is equitable, and patient-centered through emphasizing African/Black voices in technological design, clinical practices, and promoting a more …


Strategies To Recruit, Retain, And Disseminate Findings To Older Adults In Health Research: A Literature Review, Sydney Giancola, Russell Estreicher, Merna Mina Jun 2024

Strategies To Recruit, Retain, And Disseminate Findings To Older Adults In Health Research: A Literature Review, Sydney Giancola, Russell Estreicher, Merna Mina

Bridges: An Undergraduate Journal of Contemporary Connections

This paper outlines various strategies to recruit, retain and disseminate information to older adults in health research. There is a limited scope on the best ways to engage with older adults, maintain their interest over time, and share their results post-data collection. This literature review aims to fill this gap and discuss various methods to increase the engagement of the older adult population in health research.


Exploring Cultural, Health, And Technology Intersections: A Focus On Migrant Experiences, Merna Mina, Sahij Gill Jun 2024

Exploring Cultural, Health, And Technology Intersections: A Focus On Migrant Experiences, Merna Mina, Sahij Gill

Bridges: An Undergraduate Journal of Contemporary Connections

Despite the plethora of theories and frameworks addressing culture, health, and technology adoption, there remains a notable absence of a unifying theory that comprehensively encompasses all three aspects, particularly concerning newcomers. The Health Belief Model, for example, underscores individual perceptions and attitudes toward health yet fails to consider the intricate interplay between cultural factors and technology adoption among immigrant populations. The Healthy Immigrant Effect, which posits that immigrants often exhibit better health outcomes than native-born individuals, does not mention the role of technology on health outcomes. Acculturation theories, while shedding light on the adaptation process, often fall short of explaining …


Making Sentencing Meaningful: How Victims Find Justice In The Sentencing Process, Melissa Handford Jun 2024

Making Sentencing Meaningful: How Victims Find Justice In The Sentencing Process, Melissa Handford

Bridges: An Undergraduate Journal of Contemporary Connections

This article examines the role of victims in the criminal justice system, and how victims find justice through the sentencing process. It examines the role that providing a victim impact statement, receiving information about typical sentencing practices, and restorative or traditional sentencing play in how victims perceive justice in sentencing. Quantitative analyses were conducted analyzing the aforementioned variables and their relationship to participant perceptions of sentence effectiveness, anger, sentence harshness, and happiness, as well as their propensity to obedience. Qualitative analyses were conducted to better understand the reasoning behind victim perceptions and preferences in relation to restorative and traditional sentencing …


Meant Company, Nabih Tarek A. Jaber, Marielle Antonette D. Borlongan, Althea T. Javier, Jan Erich S. Querubin, Kursten Tyra F. Lacanienta Jun 2024

Meant Company, Nabih Tarek A. Jaber, Marielle Antonette D. Borlongan, Althea T. Javier, Jan Erich S. Querubin, Kursten Tyra F. Lacanienta

DLSU Senior High School Research Congress

Formed in January 2024, MEANT Company is a business enterprise named after its founders' first name initials — Marielle, Erich, Althea, Nabih, and Tyra — which aims to bridge fashion, comfort, and sustainability. The company is a sole proprietorship owned by Mr. Nabih Tarek A. Jaber, who has an impressive academic and leadership background. The other management personnel were also chosen based on their organizational history and work ethic. The flagship product is called ULAP, which is a bag that can be used as a pillow and is made from an environmentally friendly fabric, linen. Therefore, because of the product's …


Thyrobot: A Chatbot For Tracking The Effects Of Levothyroxine On The Physical Health Of Filipino Women With Hypothyroidism, Georgette Kate P. Bayna, Eunice Miel P. Santos Jun 2024

Thyrobot: A Chatbot For Tracking The Effects Of Levothyroxine On The Physical Health Of Filipino Women With Hypothyroidism, Georgette Kate P. Bayna, Eunice Miel P. Santos

DLSU Senior High School Research Congress

Levothyroxine remains the most commonly prescribed medication for hypothyroidism; however, there may be side effects on the patient's health. While these side effects are unavoidable, technological developments can be utilized to aid patients in mitigating them. This study aims to determine Levothyroxine's effects on Filipino women's physical health and how technology, specifically a chatbot, can assist in symptom tracking. The study evaluates the usability and effectiveness of ThyroBot, a chatbot that tracks and journals the symptoms of Levothyroxine in Filipino women with hypothyroidism, provides medication intake reminders, and offers a summary of logs. ThyroBot was created via Chatfuel. To evaluate …


Tumble, Jon Ethan M. Guce, Martin James C. Latorre, Liam Evian L. Limosnero, Luis Gio D. Noceja, Christine Anne A. Marañon Jun 2024

Tumble, Jon Ethan M. Guce, Martin James C. Latorre, Liam Evian L. Limosnero, Luis Gio D. Noceja, Christine Anne A. Marañon

DLSU Senior High School Research Congress

Tumble was established on June 13, 2023. The business was conceptualized because of a bottle tumbling over caused by an earthquake. The marketing history started on February 12, 2024, since that was the day when the product was ready to be used for the promotional videos. Tumble is in the reusable water bottle business and is currently in the stage of start-up development. The product's unique feature is that it is a spill-resistant bottle that utilizes suction to stick to the surface. Regarding the business's proprietary rights, the products are legally purchased from suppliers in Binondo, Manila. Tumble operates as …


The Lived Experiences Of Live-In Domestic Workers, Audene Francois D. Aquino, Sir Geniurich L. Baysa, Eugene Manuel C. Ganipis, Vani Surabhi Paasch, Antonia Victoria C. Viloria Jun 2024

The Lived Experiences Of Live-In Domestic Workers, Audene Francois D. Aquino, Sir Geniurich L. Baysa, Eugene Manuel C. Ganipis, Vani Surabhi Paasch, Antonia Victoria C. Viloria

DLSU Senior High School Research Congress

The plight and resilience of domestic workers remain largely unseen within society, hidden behind the closed doors of their employers' homes. This study delves into the lived experiences of live-in domestic workers in Baguio City, Philippines, shedding light on their challenges, coping mechanisms, aspirations, and strategies for achieving their goals. Four research questions were crafted to provide a context to the lived experiences of these domestic workers namely: “What are the most common challenges of domestic workers?”, “How do they cope with these challenges?”, “What are the most common aspirations of domestic workers moving forward?”, and “How do they plan …


The Mediating Role Of Subclinical Depression Between Adverse Childhood Experiences And Inattentiveness Of Adolescents In The Academic Setting, Margarette M. Dueñas, Ameelia Ruth T. Legaspi, Mika Phoemela C. Santiago, Seth Karol Matilda G. Sibug Jun 2024

The Mediating Role Of Subclinical Depression Between Adverse Childhood Experiences And Inattentiveness Of Adolescents In The Academic Setting, Margarette M. Dueñas, Ameelia Ruth T. Legaspi, Mika Phoemela C. Santiago, Seth Karol Matilda G. Sibug

DLSU Senior High School Research Congress

Inattentiveness in the classroom is a common occurrence for almost all students, and they sometimes cannot help, which could be a problem for teachers and students themselves. At the same time, depression and ACE are experiences that are found to be correlated to inattentiveness. Therefore, this study aims to investigate the mediating role of subclinical depression between adverse childhood experiences (ACE) and inattentiveness in the academic setting among adolescents. Additionally, it examines how each variable relates to one another. This paper used mediation analysis to present the indirect and direct relationship of ACE to inattentiveness and the mediating role of …


Investigating Coping Mechanisms: A Qualitative Study On Well-Being Among Senior High School Students, Angel Erika R. Arcillas Jun 2024

Investigating Coping Mechanisms: A Qualitative Study On Well-Being Among Senior High School Students, Angel Erika R. Arcillas

DLSU Senior High School Research Congress

This study investigates the effectiveness of coping strategies among senior high school students at De La Salle University Manila, focusing on how these strategies affect their well-being. Utilizing a qualitative methodology, the research selects a diverse sample of 8-12 participants by purposive sampling to capture a wide range of experiences and insights about students' coping behaviors. Semi-structured interviews were conducted during the second term of the Academic Year 2023-2024 to ensure rigorous ethical standards, such as informed consent and confidentiality. The thematic analysis, propelled by Lazarus and Folkman's Transactional Model of Stress and Coping, allowed for a thorough assessment of …


Online Shopping And The Financial Management Skills Of The Selected Grade 12 Abm Students, Gracel Rain C. Maningat, Ched C. Adona, Yellen Mae A. Mauillion, Rhea G. Bondoc, Joan P. Indab, Beatriz D. Julongbayan, Mary Stacy Eunice J. Tan, Shane Anne P. Villarosa, Beverly Ann E. Valdez, Jasmine B. Alamag, Kent Daniel B. Balaquiot, Johnroy G. Bautista Jun 2024

Online Shopping And The Financial Management Skills Of The Selected Grade 12 Abm Students, Gracel Rain C. Maningat, Ched C. Adona, Yellen Mae A. Mauillion, Rhea G. Bondoc, Joan P. Indab, Beatriz D. Julongbayan, Mary Stacy Eunice J. Tan, Shane Anne P. Villarosa, Beverly Ann E. Valdez, Jasmine B. Alamag, Kent Daniel B. Balaquiot, Johnroy G. Bautista

DLSU Senior High School Research Congress

This study aims to evaluate how online shopping impacts the financial management skills of Grade 12 ABM students, considering both positive and negative effects. Additionally, it explores the connection between students' demographic profiles and their financial management skills. Using a mixed-methods approach, Phase 1 involved semi-structured interviews with 10 purposively selected participants. In Phase 2, a survey with a 5-point Likert scale was conducted, reaching an additional 17 respondents. The findings highlight the drawbacks of online shopping, such as disrupting saving habits, diverting funds from goals, hindering effective budgeting, and encouraging impulsive purchases with vouchers. However, it also has positive …


Attitude Of Senior High School Students Of Adamson University Toward Parental Involvement And Career Choices, Vinnice Maureen Antonette Alcaraz, Justin T. Antiporta, Micayla Janae D. Aparente, Christine M. Atienza, Louise Kyle M. Bagasol, Shenly Denise S. Gocio, Mary Rosey R. Nuza, Denise Joy E. Rondain Jun 2024

Attitude Of Senior High School Students Of Adamson University Toward Parental Involvement And Career Choices, Vinnice Maureen Antonette Alcaraz, Justin T. Antiporta, Micayla Janae D. Aparente, Christine M. Atienza, Louise Kyle M. Bagasol, Shenly Denise S. Gocio, Mary Rosey R. Nuza, Denise Joy E. Rondain

DLSU Senior High School Research Congress

Choosing a career path marks a significant juncture, shaping an individual's professional future. Understanding the role of parental involvement in this decision-making process illuminates the importance of robust support systems and mutual understanding between parent and child. This descriptive-survey research examines parental effect on career decision-making among senior high school students. Utilizing a validated researcher-made questionnaire, 327 senior high school students at Adamson University participated in the study. Findings indicate that the factors under parental involvement which include Parents’ Financial Capability, Educational Attainment, and Values significantly affect students’ career choices, as per its calculated median scores of 3. Moreover, Career …


Reflections On Reality: A Phenomenological Study Of Culture Shock On Students From The Provinces, Justine Therese A. Gochangco Jun 2024

Reflections On Reality: A Phenomenological Study Of Culture Shock On Students From The Provinces, Justine Therese A. Gochangco

DLSU Senior High School Research Congress

This study covers phenomenology and aesthetics through a review of different accounts and lived experiences, using art installation as a medium to express the artist’s understanding of the world. Culture shock is a phenomenon that individuals experience when they feel disoriented due to the unfamiliar environment they find themselves in. This shock encapsulates changes within the individual’s perception of how they see themselves among Others in their new environment and is best expressed in the philosophical discussions of Jean-Paul Sartre. This study aims to discuss the link between Sartre’s philosophy and the phenomenon of culture shock as experienced by students …


How Wireless Fidelity (Wi-Fi) Affect Fertilized Mallard Duck (Anas Platyrhynchos) Eggs: A Descriptive Study, Joe Benedict S. Lahoylahoy, Angel Ann P. Castillon, Maybelle F. Gamayon Jun 2024

How Wireless Fidelity (Wi-Fi) Affect Fertilized Mallard Duck (Anas Platyrhynchos) Eggs: A Descriptive Study, Joe Benedict S. Lahoylahoy, Angel Ann P. Castillon, Maybelle F. Gamayon

DLSU Senior High School Research Congress

This research investigated how wireless fidelity or Wi-Fi radiation affects the development of fertilized duck embryos, locally known as balut, during incubation. Given the prevalence of Wi-Fi usage, understanding how it may affect living things, in this case, mallard ducks, becomes increasingly relevant. A total of 36 eggs were allocated into two groups, with each group inside a student-made incubator: 18 were placed in a Wi-Fi-free environment while 18 were placed in close proximity with a Wi-Fi router for 18 days. Each day during the conduct of the study, one egg from each group was observed documenting the embryos' physical …


A Case Study Of A School's Un Sdgs International Collaboration Programs Among High School Students, Rio C. Bautista Jun 2024

A Case Study Of A School's Un Sdgs International Collaboration Programs Among High School Students, Rio C. Bautista

DLSU Senior High School Research Congress

In an era of numerous global challenges, educational institutions must equip students with the necessary skills and knowledge to address these issues. International Collaboration Programs focused on the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) linked to Global Citizenship Education (GCED) and Education for Sustainable Development (ESD) are key initiatives in this regard. However, despite the emphasis on integrating SDG programs into education, there is a lack of research regarding their impact. Therefore, this qualitative case study utilized Robert Yin's approach, examining the experiences and challenges faced by participants, analyzing the effect of these programs on their (i) personal growth, (ii) …


Check Out!: The Relationship Between Impulsive Buying, Body Image Dissatisfaction, And Self-Esteem Of Dlsu-Shs Manila Students, Kerstin Rev C. Bayani, Myca Angelica M. Manalangsang, Amber Maxine S. Pe, Chelsea V. Tan Jun 2024

Check Out!: The Relationship Between Impulsive Buying, Body Image Dissatisfaction, And Self-Esteem Of Dlsu-Shs Manila Students, Kerstin Rev C. Bayani, Myca Angelica M. Manalangsang, Amber Maxine S. Pe, Chelsea V. Tan

DLSU Senior High School Research Congress

The prevalence of impulsive buying tendencies is slowly manifesting itself in today’s consumer-driven society. When paired with psychological factors such as body image dissatisfaction and self-esteem, an increase in an individual’s impulsive buying tendency was observed in numerous studies. Thus, this research paper aims to provide an overview of the relationships between impulsive buying, body image dissatisfaction, and self-esteem of DLSU-SHS Manila students AY 2023-2024. Using a quantitative research approach, the primary data was collected through survey questionnaires distributed to a sample size of 99 students. The collected data was then analyzed using the Chi-Square Test of Independence and the …