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Volume II THE 19 TH ANNUAL CLEMENT
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19 th Annual Clement S. Stacy Under
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Rachel Kalthoff Hillsdale College A
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his readers. He wrote: If, however,
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omantic style also appealed to Irvi
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Irving approached the Indians in th
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uffaloes scouring their native prai
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western stories mimicked his Easter
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Irving’s conservatism went deeper
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watching the America of the founder
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Chittenden, Hiram M. “Astoria”
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Alexis Klosinski Bethel College The
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chapter is dedicated to this group
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carefully aimed throw. Zaroff can a
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personality disorder under the decl
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variable, by including three additi
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LITERATURE REVIEW: The relationship
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education group, and the high- educ
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Zaino, 2007). The sample consisted
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Political Tolerance Recoded Low Tol
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As we can see, this relationship is
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There are also few other observatio
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allowed to speak, or not? B. Suppos
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this analysis, I will: 1) discuss t
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organization that was behind the fe
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illion in sales (“Millions”). T
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Analysis of Secular Billboard Campa
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Both of these character themes pres
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organizations counters everything A
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common enemy, Americans found a com
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“Non Religious Billboard Brings C
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Jordan D. Leising Saint Joseph’s
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trafficking, FARC is known for usin
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was first elected. But the question
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All together for the answer Should
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Rudin, Ken. "Ronald Reagan And The
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adult figure, when things didn’t
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Another thing that Hoffman uses to
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Aryn Lietzke Carroll University Con
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allegiance or religious state is un
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Danielle Malloy Saint Xavier Univer
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encourage the Anglo-Saxon people on
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of a divine good that man should st
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clear in the language that he utili
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placement of these bead men at the
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meet the human demand for philosoph
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Troilus is woeful, but it is his ba
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Troilus’ mind is continuously occ
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fiercely and relentlessly, discusse
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evocation of God also proves to be
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the 14 th century preoccupation wit
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Nicole Manter Purdue University Cal
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Though Shakespeare’s comedy was w
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Why are Shakespeare and The Merchan
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Sharneé Maresh University of Michi
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excellence as a Sheriff, Sam Deeds
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that night. At this, Otis finally c
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Stephen Matteson Bethel College Fre
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and produces a rule, based on said
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While the vast majority of the boys
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civilization, his tendencies to gui
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In this pivotal scene, Jack breaks
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doctrine of the dominant Catholic C
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Christianity, mainly because most o
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to open a dialogue between modern a
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acting within God’s story and doi
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that if truth exists, it exists onl
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a “transaction” to “interacti
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style, Patton identifies Miller as
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not wrong for us to take something
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It is impossible to tell if decades
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Works Cited Bailey, Sarah Pulliam.
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do, it is as if Ophelia cannot leav
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Ophelia’s mad scene, in Act Four,
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Jason Melton Purdue University Calu
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A third possibility could be where
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Works Cited Kane, Robert (ed.). Fre
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egarding homosexuality in Judaism a
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Plaskow addresses the Jewish notion
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long-established value of the male-
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Muslim identity through the notion
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opposed to other European colonies
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In an article published during the
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the war. At seven years old, he rem
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The small amount of money from Fren
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of each nation, it’s difficult to
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the series is still devoured by wom
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from the pages of these otherworldl
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(26), which is to say that these gi
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a man‟s behavior and learn to res
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Edward, she also becomes bolder in
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Dening, Sarah. The Mythology of Sex
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The second book in the series that
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Zachary R. Murphy University of Mic
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Now that we understand qualia we ca
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It is important to realize that his
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Elyse Nelmark Central Michigan Univ
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worldviews in Western thought. The
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can foster destructive behavior, ev
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through Becker. I find it interesti
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the term can be used in a life-affi
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states the goods of life are not ab
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Some religious movements that are c
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ut words have the ability to mean b
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However, thinking is done in a “n
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understand the complexity of an act
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stronger grounds for believing that
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oom, while the child was directed i
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likely than not the car being discu
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is required, yet does not have the
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question: “Does Tammy have a righ
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“Do kids have the right to disobe
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thinks he will try to kidnap him or
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Findings of the current study sugge
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James Palmer Wilmington College Wha
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Figure 2. Burying the U.S. Constitu
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streets and infuriated many who up
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created the curfew, was issued by M
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would bring a machete, ice pick, or
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negative attitudes towards the Nati
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and situation, then the shooting of
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had broken their promise to back of
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There was a clear misunderstanding
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Allison Krause was a nineteen-year-
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created the Candlelight Walk and Vi
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Carolyn Payne Saginaw Valley State
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god long before he was ever on Eart
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have been very different, and the w
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like ours, associates some idea of
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presenting his faith in fiction, he
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Kristen Peters Central Michigan Uni
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een able to interpret and broaden t
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Jewish texts and traditions to incl
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Matthew 6:21. On the Dumbledores’
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The connection between Voldemort an
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does not explain the other conseque
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understand that words gracing the D
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Over the seven novels, Harry grows
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is reminiscent of “the hope of Ch
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Version of the Bible, the idea is t
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in the forest, Rowling shows that H
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established in the books as a gatew
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as Voldemort does, while “the las
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Angela Pusateri Saint Xavier Univer
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Westerns are a crucial venue for th
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In his discussion of The Searchers
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Stagecoach Stagecoach took Westerns
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the benches for Ringo. He is made t
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people of the stage have to put asi
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locking, as she stands across the s
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Indian Ocean Tsunami. These tragedi
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This debate is much the same concer
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individuals of different groups wou
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to work as a volunteer. So if they
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places clear equality on all partie
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Al Jazeera. (2008, November 7). Cam
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the practice of colonization but th
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he returns to India, he has begun t
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The confusion of culture, another m
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Heather Workman University of Michi
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laughable character and continues t
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