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Blogs And Feature Articles: Foster Youth In Higher Education, Superheroine Figures In Film, And More, Amanda Hayes, Jessica Langlois

Honors Thesis

Herein is my portfolio which exhibits my collective work in a journalism workshop class. This includes several blogs and feature articles that were completed within a semester. The blogs and articles mainly cover the topics of foster youth in higher education and a current issue/trend within film and television culture. As a current LMU Guardian Scholar, my interest lies in covering news and feature stories that highlight these Guardian Scholars Programs on other college campuses in the greater Los Angeles area and what various social support services they are providing to their students to help them combat the hurdles of …

Blue, Shainal Gandhi

Hieroglyphics: the NSU University School Literary Magazine

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Shattered, Joel Shapiro

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Before, Michelle Langone

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Frozen & Pieces, Ethan Legum

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React, Carlo Feliciani

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Fear And Comfort, Julie Topf

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I Wish, Lorraine Xie

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(S)Implistic Art Lessons, Anonymous

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Hades, Joymarie Puskadi

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A Mysterious Place, Jade Young

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Zeus, Jack Lienwand

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Back And Before, Jon Oshinsky

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He Gave Me A Rose, Marti Bennett

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Depressing Poetry Is Only Depressing If It Doesn't Have An Uplifting Message, Anonymous

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The Happiness Hymn, Anonymous

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The Woes Of A Paper, Amanda Pravder

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The Author: A Commentary, Lindsay Glick

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Reflections, Nsu University School

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Saint Jude Knows Us By Name And Other Stories, Abigail Wooton

Master’s Theses and Projects

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Broken Hearts: Short Stories, Angelique Paparella

Master’s Theses and Projects

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She Said, He Said: The Gendering Of Truth In Memoir, Angela M. Furioso

Master’s Theses and Projects

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May 2016, Temple Shalom Synagogue Center

Newsletter Archive

Contents: Lag B'Omer, From the Rabbi; President's Message; Announcements; Book Group; Community Notices

Antología De La Clase: Creative Writing In Spanish, Britton W. Newman

Student Scholarship

Creative Writing produced for Spanish 441 in the Spring semester of 2016.

Diagnoses By Gender: The Consequences Of Treatment Of The Mentally Ill In Virginia Woolf's The Waves And Mrs. Dalloway 2016, Erika Nichole Jackson

Master's Theses

“Insanity is purely a disease of the brain…The physician is now the responsible guardian of the lunatic, and must ever remain so.” Sir John Charles Bucknill (1897)

Mental illness has consistently been and continues to be a subject that is viewed as taboo by society, especially when it comes to diagnosing a patient. Instead of acknowledging a person’s actions, thoughts, and words, society continually disregards mental illness as something that is negative and to be feared. The fact that this area of medicine can be difficult and distressing makes it all the more important to continue research. It is true …

My Brother’S Keeper, Lontreal Wiseman-Farmer

Arrow Rock

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Tulips Along The Way, Bret Lundstrom

Arrow Rock

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'The Letter Killeth': The Obscurity Of Language And Communication In Thomas Hardy's Jude The Obscure 2016, Victoria T. Corning

Master's Theses

While the epistolary novel is a genre closely associated with 18th century England, 19th century Victorian literature also incorporates letter writing as a significant form of communication. Written messages convey what can often not be said out loud, as it is easier to hide behind a pen and paper, write in solitude, and be absent when the letter is read by the recipient. Impulsive and emotional thoughts and feelings can be written down immediately and then later edited, which makes writing an unstable form of communication. Is the author conveying true feelings or concealing true feelings? Layering multiple modes of …

Veritas Fax Ardens – Truth Is A Flaming Torch, Meret A. Luthi

Senior Theses

Based on the vast amount of truth theories that have been suggested by a myriad of thinkers from various disciplines, it can be inferred that the question of truth has occupied humankind since the beginning of its existence. Even though some of these theories appear more promising than others, it also seems that every suggested answer poses yet further questions about what truth really is. This seemingly endless stream of debates and contradictory theories further indicates that the nature of truth remains an enigma and subject to interpretation. Reflecting on Dominican University’s Latin motto “Veritas Fax Ardens” (Truth Is a …

Galaxy, Sarina Swartz

Hieroglyphics: the NSU University School Literary Magazine

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