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2026-10-22 Revision To Faculty Rights & Responsibilities Committee Membership - Second Reading, Morehead State University. Faculty Senate.

Faculty Senate Records

Revision to Faculty Rights & Responsibilities Committee membership, second reading, submitted to the Faculty Senate for review on October 22, 2026.

2026-10-22 Revision Of Uar 102.04 - Second Reading, Morehead State University. Faculty Senate.

Faculty Senate Records

Revision to UAR 102.04 submitted to the Faculty Senate for a second reading on October 22, 2026.

Orthogonians Hall Of Fame, Orthogonians Of Whittier College

Orthogonians

No abstract provided.

Spectator 2026-10-22, Editors Of The Spectator

The Spectator

No abstract provided.

Spartan Daily, October 22, 2026, San Jose State University, School Of Journalism And Mass Communications

Spartan Daily, 2026

Volume 167, Issue 27

The Artificial Intelligence (Ai) Research Partner: A Framework For Using Generative Ai In Student Marketing Research, Andrea Leschewski, Rohini Daraboina

The Interdisciplinary Journal for Research on Pedagogy and Learning Design, Vol. 1, Issue 1., Fall 2026

The rapid adoption of generative artificial intelligence (GenAI) in professional industries requires higher education to modernize curricula. This study describes and evaluates an experiential marketing research project that integrates GenAI as a research partner in an upper-level, undergraduate marketing research course at South Dakota State University. Grounded in Social Constructivism, Hybrid Intelligence Theories, and Cognitive Load Theory, the project uses four Progress Reports to guide using GenAI as a research partner across marketing research tasks, from refining objectives and pretesting surveys to assisting with statistical analysis and identifying project limitations. End-of-semester student survey results (n=23) indicate high levels of satisfaction …

El Presidente, Su Relación Con México Y Los Inmigrantes, Rocío Carranza Brito, Berenice Darwich

CUNY Mexican Studies Institute

No abstract provided.

From “Build The Wall” To “Mass Deportations” In Contemporary U.S. Political Discourse, Anthony Salazar Vazquez

CUNY Mexican Studies Institute

No abstract provided.

El Golfo De América: Blanquitud, Intervencionismo Y Securitarismo En La Relación Estados Unidos-México, Luis Enrique Escamilla Frías

CUNY Mexican Studies Institute

No abstract provided.

Mapping The Association Of College And Research Libraries Framework To Baylor’S Four Cs Of General Education, Ellen Hampton Filgo

The Christian Librarian

As institutions increasingly seek to articulate the value of information literacy within broader educational missions, academic libraries are challenged to align instructional practice with institutional learning goals. This article explores that alignment by placing the Association of College and Research Libraries Framework for Information Literacy for Higher Education in conversation with Baylor University’s general education outcomes, known as the Four Cs. Through an interpretive mapping of the Framework’s threshold concepts to the Four Cs, the study reveals how information literacy supports multiple dimensions of undergraduate learning, including communication, critical thinking, civic engagement, and Christian perspective. The analysis demonstrates that Baylor’s …

2026-10-22 Stuff Got Weird At The Northwest Film Forum, Tristan Scott

The Spectator Online

No abstract provided.

2026-10-22 Little Shop Hops: Oxbow Cafe’S Jazz Nights, Trudy Shelf

The Spectator Online

No abstract provided.

How To Publish Open Access For Little To No Cost, Sue Ann Gardner, Melissa Gomis

University of Nebraska-Lincoln Libraries: Presentations

Slides of a presentation about how to publish your scholarly works for little to no cost. Part of the University of Nebraska-Lincoln's Open Access Week training series for 2026.

How to Publish Open Access for Little to No Cost, Thursday, October 22, 2026, 12:00-1:00 pm, Online

Increase the visibility and impact of your research without paying high publication fees. Open access publishing helps your scholarship reach readers around the world, but article processing charges (APCs) can be costly. The University Libraries can help you take advantage of publisher agreements and other resources that may cover most—or even all—of your publishing …

V.63-3, 2026 Masthead

San Diego Law Review

No abstract provided.

Perception Is Reality: The Obvious Interest Of State And Local Governments In Fighting Corruption Through The Enactment Of Contribution Limits, Jordan Al-Rawi

San Diego Law Review

Individual campaign contribution limits are one of the few remaining constitutional tools in a state or local government’s toolkit for fighting corruption, or its appearance, in elections.  Because contribution limits marginally burden a contributor’s First Amendment freedoms, a challenged limit must survive an arduous tailoring analysis to ensure that the limit is closely drawn to the government’s purported interest in combatting actual or perceived quid pro quo corruption.  However, before a challenged limit is subjected to this tailoring analysis, the government must first demonstrate that it has an individualized interest in addressing the existence of actual or perceived quid pro …

Calling Balls And Three Strikes, Tobie J. Smith

San Diego Law Review

The Supreme Court has revitalized the jury’s role in criminal sentencing over the past quarter century, reaffirming that the Sixth Amendment right to trial by jury extends to factfinding that increases the punishment range for a conviction.  But one class of sentencing findings—those related to a defendant’s criminal history—has been excluded.  The Court has upheld an exception to the jury right where the fact to be found is whether a defendant has a prior conviction.  Relying on that prior-conviction exception, many jurisdictions have continued to allow judges to increase the possible sentence based on their own preponderance-of-the-evidence findings about disputed …

Stigma-Based Credentials: Reentry, Record-Based Exclusion, And The Rights Of Permatemps, Sarah Sallen

San Diego Law Review

Employers’ use of background checks to exclude long-term temporary workers (“permatemps”) with criminal records from permanent employment —despite proven performance—creates a hidden barrier to advancement in the labor market.  Permatemping, where workers remain in the same role for months or years through a staffing agency, has grown alongside the rapid expansion of temporary work, which has nearly tripled since the 1990s. U.S. staffing agencies now hire nearly 13 million temporary and contract workers each year, and a significant portion of this workforce has criminal records.  For many, staffing agencies are not just a last resort, but a deliberate pathway to …

Supreme Selection, Renee Knake Jefferson, Hannah Brenner Johnson

San Diego Law Review

For more than two centuries, the highest judicial body in the United States systematically excluded women. In 2026, just over five percent of all justices have been women, and only two have been women of color. No woman or minority has ever served as chief justice.

This Article is the first to delve into the extraordinary and often overlooked journeys of minority women who were shortlisted—and, in two historic instances, selected—for the United States Supreme Court. It traces a long arc of exclusion and partial progress, beginning with Sandra Day O’Connor’s groundbreaking confirmation in 1981 as the first female justice …

Penetrating The Veil: Why Congress Regulating The Sperm Donation Process Is Not Nuts!, Matthew Leung

San Diego Law Review

The Commerce Clause is one of the strongest and most expansive powers granted to Congress under the U.S. Constitution.  While its strength has fluctuated throughout history, its power will undoubtedly be important in tackling modern problems, including regulating the Wild West of sperm donation.  The rapid expansion of the commercial sperm banking industry and the rise in the need for sperm donors have exposed significant regulatory gaps in the United States.  Although these groups support family formation for individuals facing infertility, same-sex couples, and single parents, federal oversight is largely limited when screening donors.  As a result, critical issues, including …

Fear, Anxiety, And Clinical Training Disruption Among Dental Students During The Covid-19pandemic: A Cross-Sectional Study With Multivariate Analysis, Suzan Mohammed Abdul Raheem, Ahmad Fliah Hassan, Abdullah J. Jasem

Muthanna Medical Journal

Background: COVID-19 pandemic posed an unparalleled challenge to dental education, impacting dental student clinical education and further exacerbated the dental student occupational stress globally. The students are at a higher risk than any other profession considering the nature of the profession and some of the aerosol generating procedures used in dentistry and the psychological and clinical training consequences have not been quantified enough, particularly in a Middle East academic setting. Objective: To find the prevalence of fear, anxiety and perceived clinical training disruption associated with COVID-19 among dental students and identification of independent predictors of fear of occupational infection …

Immigration--The Hidden Force Behind The Revival Of Bronx Neighborhoods After The Fires And The Crack Epidemic, Mark Naison

Occasional Essays

No abstract provided.

2026-10-22 The Haunting Of Vermillion In The Heart Of Capitol Hill, Korede Oseni

The Spectator Online

No abstract provided.

Montana Kaimin, October 22, 2026, Students Of The University Of Montana, Missoula

Montana Kaimin, 1898-present

Student newspaper of the University of Montana, Missoula.

Kenyon Collegian - October 22, 2026

The Kenyon Collegian

No abstract provided.

“Tell Your Story”: Storytelling To Enhance Mental Health And Social Connection In Older Adults, Faith O. Folorunso

Summer Research Program Abstracts

No abstract provided.

The Parthenon, October 22, 2026, Trista Honaker, Davina Snyder, Soleil Woolard, Alana Romero-Lozano, Claire Johnson, Hannah Anderson, Tally Mamula

The Parthenon

No abstract provided.

Explainable Artificial Intelligence-Based Framework For Water Quality Index Classification: A Multi-Dataset Comparative Analysis Using Machine Learning And Model Interpretability, Omar Alshaltone, Sam Ansari, Hagar Elbatanouny, Rania Mona Alqaralleh, Natasa Kleanthous, Wasiq Khan, Eqab Almajali, Abir Hussain

Mesopotamian Journal of Big Data

The increasing volume and complexity of environmental data have highlighted the need for advanced analytical and artificial intelligence methods to support water-resource monitoring and management. Although machine-learning (ML) models have achieved strong performance in water-quality prediction and classification, their black-box nature remains a major obstacle to their use in environmental decision-making and policymaking. This study presents an explainable artificial intelligence (XAI)-based framework for two complementary water-quality assessment tasks: three-class water quality index classification using Dataset A and binary water-potability classification using Dataset B. Eight machine-learning algorithms were evaluated: logistic regression, support vector machine, random forest, extremely randomized trees, bagging classifier, …

2026-10-22 Timeout Session: Alex Notzka Continues His Breakout Season For Seattle U Men’S Soccer, Hannah Von Richter

The Spectator Online

No abstract provided.

2026-10-22 Revision Of Pg-3 - Second Reading, Morehead State University. Faculty Senate.

Faculty Senate Records

Revision to PG-3 submitted to the Faculty Senate for second reading on October 22, 2026