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Being A Minority At Syracuse University, Pamela Flores
Being A Minority At Syracuse University, Pamela Flores
Intertext
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Section Intro: (Un)Common Ground, Jung Won Nam, Berri Wilmore
Section Intro: (Un)Common Ground, Jung Won Nam, Berri Wilmore
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Stolen Toilet Paper, Danielle Schaf
Stolen Toilet Paper, Danielle Schaf
Renée Crown University Honors Thesis Projects - All
Stolen Toilet Paper is an argumentative creative nonfiction piece, that illuminates and illustrates an invisible narrative on this campus: that of being a low-income, first-generation college student. This thesis is composed of three vignettes—The Bridge to Academia, Falling between the Ivy, and Three Naked Mattresses—that articulate struggles that low-income, first-generation undergraduates encounter. The Bridge to Academia, exhibits the literacy needed to successfully navigate the terrain of academia. Falling Between the Ivy, highlights the stress of providing for one’s family, the lack of institutional support and resources for low-income students’ needs, and the impact that class has on academic performance. Three …
Swipe Right: The Pursuit For Intimacy, Abigail Welles
Swipe Right: The Pursuit For Intimacy, Abigail Welles
Renée Crown University Honors Thesis Projects - All
This analytical study of mobile dating applications offers insight into how the gamification of dating shapes the perception and influences the pursuit of intimacy by users. This study explores the rhetorical theory of gamification, utilizing it as a lens through which to look at the construction of user experience (UX) by app developers as well as the navigation of user interface (UI) by ‘players.’ Delving deeper into the three sites of study- Tinder, Bumble, and OkCupid- through gamification provides a clearing understanding of the ways in which turning dating into a game changes how individuals approach intimacy. The project proves …
Climate Compassion, Maizy Ludden
The Disney Effect, Adam Dvorak
Her Name Was Hayley, Grace Richardson
Intertext 2018 — Complete Issue
Section Introduction: Echoes, Ryley Bonferraro, Tyler Howcott, Katie Randall
Section Introduction: Echoes, Ryley Bonferraro, Tyler Howcott, Katie Randall
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A Letter To E, Zoey Leigh Woldman
A String Of Saliva: A Series Of Poor Choices Resulting In Mono, A Trip To The Hospital, And An Attempt To Determine How The Hell This Happened, Ashley Kasha
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Tip Jar Girl, Valerie Torres
Scientific Racism: The Exploitation Of African Americans, Aqilah Elshabazz-Palmer
Scientific Racism: The Exploitation Of African Americans, Aqilah Elshabazz-Palmer
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The Scientist: Hero Or Villain?, Charlotte Oestrich
"Okay, Sorry," With Dr. L'Pree, Julie Hikari Mebane
Virality & Consumption, Zach Barlow
Ignore Me: A Letter To The Public About Service Dog Etiquette, Ginger Star Peterman
Ignore Me: A Letter To The Public About Service Dog Etiquette, Ginger Star Peterman
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Intertext 2017 — Complete Issue
Speak Out For Gender Neutrality In The English Language, Richelle Gewertz
Speak Out For Gender Neutrality In The English Language, Richelle Gewertz
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The Courage To Speak, Casey Burke
Lighthouse, Cameron Vazquez
Rage Quit, Robert Marcuson
Don’T Forget Where You Belong: How I Found Myself Through One Direction, Rafy Evans
Don’T Forget Where You Belong: How I Found Myself Through One Direction, Rafy Evans
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Moving Across Spaces, Hasmik Djoulakian
Moving Off The Education Conveyor Belt, Morgan Conover
Moving Off The Education Conveyor Belt, Morgan Conover
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Rotimi Fani-Kayode (1955-1989), Nashwah Ahmed
The Plight Of The Angry Tweet, Taskina Tareen
Separate But Unequal, Abigail Covington
Sharing The Scourge Of War, Peter Mcshane
All I Know..., Mackenzie Stone