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Front Matter, Editors Mar 2022

Front Matter, Editors

Exile

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Play, Dick Cameron Mar 2022

Play, Dick Cameron

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Untitled, Judy Hasel Mar 2022

Untitled, Judy Hasel

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Untitled (Photograph), John Fergus Mar 2022

Untitled (Photograph), John Fergus

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Locus Significology: On The Significance Of Location, Rich Ottum Mar 2022

Locus Significology: On The Significance Of Location, Rich Ottum

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The Rift, Linda Phillips Mar 2022

The Rift, Linda Phillips

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Untitled (Photograph), Bart Dean Mar 2022

Untitled (Photograph), Bart Dean

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The First Selectman, Carl Tillmanns Mar 2022

The First Selectman, Carl Tillmanns

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A Dream Character Writes Of. . . ., Dick Cameron Mar 2022

A Dream Character Writes Of. . . ., Dick Cameron

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Untitled (Photograph), Bob Dewey Mar 2022

Untitled (Photograph), Bob Dewey

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Untitled (Artwork), Alex Hutton Mar 2022

Untitled (Artwork), Alex Hutton

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Org City, Dick Carothers Mar 2022

Org City, Dick Carothers

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Lover, Eric Odor Mar 2022

Lover, Eric Odor

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Untitled, Bob Smyth Mar 2022

Untitled, Bob Smyth

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Untitled (Artwork), Ann Merrill Mar 2022

Untitled (Artwork), Ann Merrill

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Untitled, Vaughan Matthews Mar 2022

Untitled, Vaughan Matthews

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Untitled, Judy Hasel Mar 2022

Untitled, Judy Hasel

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Untitled (Artwork), Pat Victory Mar 2022

Untitled (Artwork), Pat Victory

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The Best Man, Heather Johnson Mar 2022

The Best Man, Heather Johnson

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Untitled Mar 2022

Untitled

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Untitled (Photograph), John Fergus Mar 2022

Untitled (Photograph), John Fergus

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Untitled (Artwork), Sarah Stranglen Mar 2022

Untitled (Artwork), Sarah Stranglen

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Untitled, David Toole Mar 2022

Untitled, David Toole

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Untitled, Val Evans Mar 2022

Untitled, Val Evans

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Untitled (Photograph), Bart Dean Mar 2022

Untitled (Photograph), Bart Dean

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Women In Politics, Onu Institute For Civics And Public Policy, Kennedy Aikey, Hailey Trimpey, Andrea Hoffman Mar 2022

Women In Politics, Onu Institute For Civics And Public Policy, Kennedy Aikey, Hailey Trimpey, Andrea Hoffman

Critical Questions

Just over a century ago, women were given the legal right to participate in politics by earning the right to vote. Up until that point, women found creative ways to participate in public affairs. A century later, however, women are still underrepresented among public officials. This can be traced back to two main reasons–aversion to electoral politics by women and voter bias. Nonetheless, many notable Ohio women have contributed to robust representation in public office.


A New Directive: An Ethical Analysis Of The Ethical And Religious Directives And Catholic Healthcare Mission To Promote And Sustain Catholic Healthcare, Noah Dimas Mar 2022

A New Directive: An Ethical Analysis Of The Ethical And Religious Directives And Catholic Healthcare Mission To Promote And Sustain Catholic Healthcare, Noah Dimas

Graduate Student Research Symposium

At the heart of all Catholic healthcare is the mission and duty to further the healing ministry of Jesus Christ and care for one’s neighbor to uphold human dignity. However, some in Catholic healthcare may not fully know nor understand these foundational Catholic teachings. As such, these healthcare professionals can turn to a simple but rich guide in giving direction to these healthcare professionals, the USCCB’s Ethical and Religious Directives. This document acts as both a primer and set of guidelines regarding Catholic doctrine, the Catholic moral tradition, and how both inform the Catholic response to common ethical concerns. However, …


Cognitive Insights And Implications Of Singing: Actions, Proprioception, And Perception In Vocal Performance., Juanita Leal Mar 2022

Cognitive Insights And Implications Of Singing: Actions, Proprioception, And Perception In Vocal Performance., Juanita Leal

Graduate Student Research Symposium

Studies in vocal performance have suggested the interdependence of cognitive reactions and performative proprioception. This interdependence indicates an introspective self-evaluation process during the act of musical performance. When affected by singers’ judgment of vocal production, self-evaluation and perceptive processes potentially change due to implicit competitive roles in the music performance environment.

In this project, I delve deeper into the ways the brain recognizes aspects of vocal sounds, how it reacts to the process of singing, and how it can identify them as its own In two different environments: the controlled practice space and the variable performance space. By reflecting on …


Cseas Weekly Bulletin (March 14, 2022), Center For Southeast Asian Studies Mar 2022

Cseas Weekly Bulletin (March 14, 2022), Center For Southeast Asian Studies

CSEAS Bulletin

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Righteous: What Holocaust Rescuers Can Teach Us About A More Altruistic Society, Jill Bodnar Mar 2022

Righteous: What Holocaust Rescuers Can Teach Us About A More Altruistic Society, Jill Bodnar

Graduate Student Research Symposium

Stories about Holocaust rescuers are not well known to the general American public. These unsung heroes were a small subset of non-Jews from across Europe who went against the dark climate of antisemitism and racial cleansing led by Nazi Germany in the 1930s and 40s. As the reality of the Final Solution grew, these rescuers made the moral decision to risk their lives to save innocent Jewish friends, neighbors, and strangers from capture and death. On top of the rarity of their actions, after the war they often did not speak of their work, largely because they did not see …