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Use Laws Of Attraction: The Gravitational Pull Of A U.S. Space Court, Caleb Zachary Morris

Georgia Journal of International & Comparative Law

No Man’s Land Another crude mission into the darkness we’ve dreamed, our intuition scream, and with no one there to hear it the truth of our condition only ever harkens to the meanings and the means we rectify with words and spirits. Yes, the human mind cannot help but defy conventions, intentional or otherwise, necessity always inspiring invention. —Stan Vilensky

Var Check: Visa Requirements For The 2026 Fifa World Cup, Emory Kincaid

Georgia Journal of International & Comparative Law

“We are bullish about the power of football (soccer). It will become the number one sport in North America” —FIFA President Gianni Infantino

Canada, Mexico, and the United States will host the 2026 Fédération Internationale de Football Association (FIFA) World Cup. While the tournament is expected to generate more than $40 billion in economic activity across the continent, FIFA’s decision to award hosting rights to North America coincides with Gianni Infantino’s stated goal of dethroning American football as the most popular sport in North America. While billions of dollars and a healthy dose of soft power await North America on …

Land Use Zoning: The Answer To Housing Affordability? A Look At Aukland, New Zealand And Minneapolis, Minnesota, Charlsey Kelly

Georgia Journal of International & Comparative Law

For many individuals, purchasing their first home is a monumental step which they look forward to for years. Homes are one of the most valuable assets individuals purchase within their lifetime. In the current housing market, reaching this milestone is becoming more and more difficult for individuals. Adequate and affordable housing is scarce. This is not just an issue plaguing the United States, but it is an issue many metro areas worldwide currently face.

Changing Climate, Changing Rights: How The Unitedstates Can Learn From The Emergence Of The Right To A Healthy Environment In Colombia And India, Jasmine Furin

Georgia Journal of International & Comparative Law

The right to a healthy environment embodies the idea that environmental protection and the enjoyment of human rights are connected. As this concept has developed, authorities around the world have described the contours of this right in various ways. The right to a healthy environment generally includes a safe climate, clean air, healthy ecosystems, biodiversity, access to safe water, healthy and sustainable food, non-toxic environments, access to information, public participation in decision-making, and access to justice. Thus, the right to a healthy environment is unique because it provides individuals with a more complete set of protections against environmental harms compared …

The Right To A Fair Trial In International Law And African Experiences, John Mukum Mbaku

Georgia Journal of International & Comparative Law

A country’s system for the administration of justice significantly impacts the rights and lives of its inhabitants, which may include citizens, nationals, and temporary residents (e.g., refugees, asylum seekers, religious pilgrims, and other travelers in transit). A robust and fair system for the administration of justice is an important element of the rule of law and serves as a guard against impunity in general and the abuse of human rights and fundamental freedoms in particular. Such a robust system for the administration of justice is especially important for the protection of the rights of vulnerable groups (e.g., women and girls, …

Table Of Contents, Gjicl Journal

Georgia Journal of International & Comparative Law

No abstract provided.

Kappa Zeta Chapter, Zeta Phi Beta Sorority, Inc. Meeting Held, The Post Tribune

Josie Green Washington Papers

A newspaper article from the Post Tribune about the first meeting of the year held by the Kappa Zeta Chapter and the Zeta phi Beta Incorporated on October 17, 1981.

Texas Delegation To 41st National Convention Of Zeta

Josie Green Washington Papers

Pictured is the "Texas Delegation: to the "41st National Anniversary Boule". Pictured in the front row, left to right; Emma M Gilbert, Mrs. Hazel Rontte, Mrs. Lulleia Walker Harrison, Dr. Deborah Wolfe, Mrs. Velma S. Butler, Mrs. Barbara M. James, Mrs. Thelma S. Wells, Mrs. Susie S. Hilliard. Pictured in the middle row, left to right: Mrs. Helen H. Solomon, Mrs. Minnie L. Shaw, Mrs. Albertha Adams, Mrs. Dorothy O-Gwinn, Mrs. Alice Jacquet, Mrs. Versie Lacy, Mrs. Ova Brooks. Pictured in the back row, left to right: Mrs. Enola Mitchell, Mrs. Allie F. Pitts, Mrs. Roxie Byrd, Mrs. Josie Green …

Speech Cutout, The Post Tribune

Josie Green Washington Papers

A cutout of a newspaper photograph showing two unidentified women giving a speech by the Post Tribune on September 19, 1981.

Zetas Highlight Observance With Television Program, Dallas Express

Josie Green Washington Papers

An article from the Dallas Express highlighting the observance of the Finer Womanhood week by the Kappa Zeta Chapter of the Zeta Phi Beta Sorority. The women present in the photograph are Sorors Irma Jones, Barbara Minor, Maude Williams, Danella Jacobs, Ella Mae Swann. Alberta Thompson, Juanita Jefferson, Myrtle Stallon, Gwendolyn Clark, and Juanita Jones. Back Row, left to right are: Dr. I. B. Loud, Carmena Hoover, Lucille McGaughey, Lilian Bodden, Eloise Taylor, Birdie Brown, Josie Washington, Enola Mitchell, Ethel B. Hayes, Birdie J. Anderson, and Erma Gaston.

Plan To Attend Boule, The Southern Regional News

Josie Green Washington Papers

The Southern Regional News of Zeta pamphlet for different chapters of the Zeta Phi Beta sorority. Includes a notice to plan to attend a new boule in New Orleans, L.A.

Mrs. Marie G. King Is Personality Of The Week

Josie Green Washington Papers

An article from an unknown publisher highlighting Mrs. Marie G. King as the personality of the week. A smaller article is attached about Mrs. M. L. Boyd touring the south.

Zetas Hold Regional Meet

Josie Green Washington Papers

The Southern Regional Conference of Zeta Convening in Dallas, Texas, November 27-28. Present, but not identified, are Dr. Inez Taylor, Mrs. Lillian Horace, Grand Basileus Lullelia Harrison. Publisher Unknown.

Mrs. Anderson Will Be Cited By Sorority, Dallas Times Herald

Josie Green Washington Papers

A Dallas Times Herald newspaper cutout highlighting Mrs. Pearl C. Anderson being honored by the Kapa Zeta Chapter of the Zeta Phi Beta Sorority.

Zeta's Blue Revue

Josie Green Washington Papers

Miss Gwendolyn Simmons is shown presenting eye glasses to Little Miss Bobbie Joe Rhodes, seventh grade student at Wheatley school. This is a project sponsored continuously by Kapa Zeta Chapter of the Zeta Phi Beta Sorority. This is one of the three projects which will benefit from proceeds of the Zeta's Blue Revue Charity Ball to be held at the Empire Room. Publisher unknown.

Mrs. A. B. Thompson, Dallas Express

Josie Green Washington Papers

Mrs. A. B. Thompson, a member of the Kappa Zeta Chapter of the Zeta Phi Beta Sorority is presenting a pair of glasses to a student of N. W. Harllee school. The chapter has purchased glasses for boys and girls needing the, in several schools in the city.

Lending A Helping Hands

Josie Green Washington Papers

A cutout of a newspaper article about Dr. Deborah C. Partridge, Grand Basileus of the Zeta Phi Beta Sorority signing a check for five hundred dollars as a contribution to the work of the NAACP. In the Photo are left to right, Robert L. Carter, Mrs. Susie Miles, Dr. Partridge, Thurgood Marshall, and Mrs. Louis Batson. Publisher unknown.

Cultivating Global Citizenship At Home: A Content Analysis Of Collaborative Online International Learning (Coil), Allison Freed, Evan W. Faidley, Valerie G. Couture, K. Adele Okoli, Leticia De La Garza, Adriian Gardner, Crystal Harris, Leah Horton, Brittany N. Saviers, Sunjung Kim Thao, Amber Wilson

International Journal of Transformative Teaching and Learning in Higher Education

This study presents a content analysis of scholarly works on collaborative online international learning (COIL) published between 2015 and 2023. Conducted by an interdisciplinary faculty group, the research explores how COIL literature frames student learning outcomes within internationalization-at-home efforts. Findings reveal that COIL most frequently supports assignments/projects, as well as intercultural communication and global competence, particularly at the undergraduate level. The analysis highlights COIL’s potential to democratize global learning by addressing access barriers for both students and faculty. The study calls for expanded research on the long-term impacts of COIL, inclusive pedagogies, and cross-institutional collaborations to advance global citizenship in …

A Model For Artificial Intelligence (Ai) Literacy Education: Reflections On Teaching Graduate-Level Teacher Education Courses, Hyunjin Jinna Kim

International Journal of Transformative Teaching and Learning in Higher Education

This practice-oriented self-study examines the development of an artificial intelligence (AI) literacy education model grounded in my reflective teaching practices and journey in graduate-level teacher education courses. As AI tools become increasingly embedded in educational and everyday technologies, both teachers and learners often remain unaware of the algorithms, data ethics, and biases that shape AI-driven systems (Ghallab, 2019; Ng et al., 2022). Recognizing that many teachers and teacher candidates responsible for educating the next generation have a minimal understanding of AI tools’ limitations and the ethical risks involved in AI use, I drew on my own experiences and knowledge as …

Collaborative Autoethnographic Reflections On Genai In Higher Education: A Cross-Disciplinary Perspective, Xuexue Yang, Wen Wen, Yan Lang, Shiyi Chen

International Journal of Transformative Teaching and Learning in Higher Education

This study seeks to examine and understand the role of generative artificial intelligence (GenAI) and its influence on higher education through an autoethnographic approach. Through collective reflection on the observations and practices of four faculty members in a medium-sized public university, this study offers insights into the discourse on GenAI and its educational and cultural implications. The study’s conceptual framework integrates the New Literacies with the Micro-Meso-Macro levels, guiding four faculty members’ reflections, perspectives, and practices on AI use. Data sources include focus group interviews and journals. Findings show the four faculty members' varying levels of understanding and knowledge about …

The Quatrain - Volume 1

The Quatrain

The Quatrain is managed by students at Louisiana Tech University and advised by faculty from the College of Liberal Arts. The journal is housed in George T. Madison Hall, where undergraduates collect, assess, and edit submissions from student writers and artists.

The Quatrain is a print and electronic project for people who value quality undergraduate writing and art. Full-dress researched, academic essays and scholarly explorations; photography; life-writing; sculpture; cultural criticism; work that has a reflective, autobiographical style; and creative writing in all its forms: We simply seek to display samples of the interesting, original, and quality work being produced by …

The Quatrain - Volume 3

The Quatrain

The Quatrain is managed by students at Louisiana Tech University and advised by faculty from the College of Liberal Arts. The journal is housed in George T. Madison Hall, where undergraduates collect, assess, and edit submissions from student writers and artists.

The Quatrain is a print and electronic project for people who value quality undergraduate writing and art. Full-dress researched, academic essays and scholarly explorations; photography; life-writing; sculpture; cultural criticism; work that has a reflective, autobiographical style; and creative writing in all its forms: We simply seek to display samples of the interesting, original, and quality work being produced by …

The Quatrain - Volume 2

The Quatrain

The Quatrain is managed by students at Louisiana Tech University and advised by faculty from the College of Liberal Arts. The journal is housed in George T. Madison Hall, where undergraduates collect, assess, and edit submissions from student writers and artists.

The Quatrain is a print and electronic project for people who value quality undergraduate writing and art. Full-dress researched, academic essays and scholarly explorations; photography; life-writing; sculpture; cultural criticism; work that has a reflective, autobiographical style; and creative writing in all its forms: We simply seek to display samples of the interesting, original, and quality work being produced by …

The Quatrain - Volume 6

The Quatrain

The Quatrain is managed by students at Louisiana Tech University and advised by faculty from the College of Liberal Arts. The journal is housed in George T. Madison Hall, where undergraduates collect, assess, and edit submissions from student writers and artists.

The Quatrain is a print and electronic project for people who value quality undergraduate writing and art. Full-dress researched, academic essays and scholarly explorations; photography; life-writing; sculpture; cultural criticism; work that has a reflective, autobiographical style; and creative writing in all its forms: We simply seek to display samples of the interesting, original, and quality work being produced by …

Zeta Phi Beta Sorority Life Members, Zeta Phi Beta Sorority Incorporated

Josie Green Washington Papers

A list of life members for the Zeta Phi Beta Sorority.

Zeta Phi Beta National Hymn, Zeta Phi Beta Sorority Incorporated

Josie Green Washington Papers

A hand drawn national hymn for the Zeta Phi Beta Sorority.

Urgent Expertise, Explored Together: A Scholarly Communication Peer-Mentoring Group, Alex Crowley, Lily Susman, Rosemary Farrell, Michael Kahn, Caroline Jedlicka, Eric Silberberg, Michelle Ehrenpreis, Marta Bladek, Jill Cirasella

Urban Library Journal

In Spring 2025, the authors participated in a structured peer-mentoring program designed to deepen their knowledge of scholarly communication topics and issues. In this article, based on our panel at the 2025 LACUNY Institute, we share our perspectives on the program and discuss how current events are making scholarly communication expertise more essential than ever.

The Quatrain - Volume 8

The Quatrain

The Quatrain is managed by students at Louisiana Tech University and advised by faculty from the College of Liberal Arts. The journal is housed in George T. Madison Hall, where undergraduates collect, assess, and edit submissions from student writers and artists.

The Quatrain is a print and electronic project for people who value quality undergraduate writing and art. Full-dress researched, academic essays and scholarly explorations; photography; life-writing; sculpture; cultural criticism; work that has a reflective, autobiographical style; and creative writing in all its forms: We simply seek to display samples of the interesting, original, and quality work being produced by …

A Review Of Alberto Toscano’S Late Fascism, Clint Burnham

CLCWeb: Comparative Literature and Culture

No abstract provided.

Exploring The Relationship Between Man And Nature In A Postmodern Context：A Review Of Ecocriticism And Chinese Literature: Imaginary Landscapes And Real Living Spaces, Jiyong Geng, Jie Yang

CLCWeb: Comparative Literature and Culture

No abstract provided.