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Making Flan, Joycelyn Vasquez

Writing Waves

Keywords: Mexican Dessert, CHAT Analysis, Recipe, Community

Plastic Pollution In The Pacific Ocean, Sarah Van Nes

Writing Waves

Keywords: Preserve/Preservation, Great Pacific Garbage Patch, The 5 R’s,

The Mysteries Of Storytelling Revealed, Delaney Temple

Writing Waves

Keywords: CHAT Analysis, Mystery, Story telling, Writing

The Art Of Hip-Hop In Digital Media, Lauren Sayre

Writing Waves

Keywords: Music Video, Production, Hip-Hop, Entertainment, CHAT Analysis

Stereotypes Across Cultures, Giovana Reis

Writing Waves

Keywords: Carnaval, Mestizo, #EleNão

The Biracial Identity Crisis, Laila Norwood

Writing Waves

Keywords: Identity, Race, Crisis, Identity development, Monoracial, Biracial

Csumb Issues For Track Athletes, Luna Mercenit

Writing Waves

Keywords: Track and Field, Field, CSUMB, Interviewing

How To…Logos, Faye Mensah

Writing Waves

Keywords: Genre, Logos, Pixar, YouTube, CHAT

Effects Of Model Minority On Adolescents’ Mental Health, Tiffany Ly

Writing Waves

Keywords: Model Minority, Mental Health, Interview, Asian American

Puppy Training: A Tedious Research Process, Elizabeth López

Writing Waves

Keywords: Kinesthetic Learning, CSUMB Library Tool, Visual Learning,

Research Process

Chating About Learning Plans, Abigail Lopez

Writing Waves

Keywords: CHAT Analysis, Education, Disabilities, IEP

Tackling The Rules Of Rugby, Rebecca Harbison

Writing Waves

Keywords: Rugby, Sports, CHAT Analysis, Logistics, Women’s Team

Student Disability: Research Paper, Lilly Hanna

Writing Waves

Keywords: Student Disabilities, Awareness, University, Inequality

Substance Abuse And College Students: What’S The Epidemic?, Monique Gomez

Writing Waves

Keywords: CHAT Analysis, Substance Abuse, Behavioral Health, College Students

It Could Not Have Been That Hard, Ilene Gomez

Writing Waves

Keywords: 9/11, Analysis, Emergency, Government

Espn Sports Articles From A Different Perspective, Morgan Goldschmidt

Writing Waves

Keywords: Genres, Sports Website, Access

Oh, Maria, Miguel Cruz

Writing Waves

Keywords: Genre, Culture, Music, Sampling, CHAT

Tolerance In Academic Debate, Mario Coronado Cartmell

Writing Waves

Keywords: Trigger Warning, Safe Spaces, Censorship

The Magnificat: A Reflection, Kaitlyn Kruger

Obsculta

A personal reflection on Mary’s Magnificat, the author connects her experiences working in a missionary community in Haiti with the words “my spirit rejoices.”

Index To Roberta Schmalz Campbell Interview, Ruby Guyot

Linfield University Public History Project: World War II as Experience and Memory

This index provides a time-stamped overview of the subjects discussed during an oral history interview with Roberta (Schmalz) Campbell, Linfield College class of 1949.

Index To Tom Kilpatrick Interview, Melvin Van Hurck

Linfield University Public History Project: World War II as Experience and Memory

This index provides a time-stamped overview of the subjects discussed during an oral history interview with Tom Kilpatrick, Linfield College class of 1948.

Index To Jack Shannahan Interview, Elisia Harder

Linfield University Public History Project: World War II as Experience and Memory

This index provides a time-stamped overview of the subjects discussed during an oral history interview with Erwin "Jack" Shannahan, Linfield College class of 1945.

What Can Buddhist Artistic Traditions Learn From Christian Iconography, Jotipālo Bhikkhu

Obsculta

The three images included come from the author’s year-long residency at the Collegeville Institute.

Ideas To Disrupt: A Theology Of Ministry, Cindy Gonzalez

Obsculta

A theology for ministry grounded on the call towards Woman Wisdom found in the Old Testament. Wisdom, in accordance to the book of Proverbs, leads the faithful closer to God. This theology of ministry makes a case for how only Wisdom may lead the faithful towards recognition of the need for radical inclusion in a world where social injustice continues to prevail.

A Homily On The Parable Of The Persistent Widow, Patrick Martin

Obsculta

No abstract provided.

Obsculta Mission And Vision, Obsculta Editors

Obsculta

No abstract provided.

1,000 Years Later: What Can We Learn From Saint Peter Damian’S Liber Gomorrhianus?, Robert Craven

Obsculta

No abstract provided.

A Way To Persist: Storytelling And Its Effect On Trauma In Gábor Schein’S The Book Of Mordechai And Lazarus, Duncan Capriotti

English (MA) Theses

For centuries, people have been telling stories of the traumatic events in their lives in order to deal with the lasting effects of those traumas. This thesis will explore the way Gábor Schein applies this belief to his own writing by focusing on his protagonists’ connection with the Holocaust. In his novels, The Book of Mordechai and Lazarus, Schein uses the protagonists to reveal the process of recovery through storytelling. By applying the theory of narrative therapy to Schein’s writings, it becomes apparent how vital the moments of sharing are for those suffering from trauma. Schein’s protagonists have suffered …

Embracing And Engaging Holistically: A Pastoral Response To Youth (Or Anyone) Struggling With Anxiety And Depression, Meghan Stretar

Obsculta

Following Richard Osmer’s framework for practical theological interpretation, this paper’s overall task seeks to examine the question of how to engage and encourage youth who are struggling with anxiety and depression to seek counsel. Separated into four sections, the descriptive task invites the reader into the author’s personal experience before drawing attention to the larger societal issue at hand. The interpretive task invites psychologist Erik Erikson’s identity development into the conversation, inviting more questions and possible solutions. The third section, a theological interpretation and analysis examines the Rule of St. Benedict and the pastoral implications of the incarnation. Finally, the …

Monks And The Church’S Obligation For The Poor, Toan Phan

Obsculta

Examining aspects of contemplative life as a Cistercian monk, this paper looks at the intersection of the Rule of St. Benedict and raises the question of its compatibility and implications with Catholic Social Teachings focused on the Church’s teachings on maintaining a ‘preferential option for the poor.’