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About the Authors Sohaib Baig is a fourth year History major. His contribution to this journal is excerpted from his senior thesis, which he wrote under the guidance of Professor Nile Green. Sohaib is fascinated by the politics of knowledge and colonialism, especially when it comes to South Asian Islam; hence, this article perfectly represents his interests. Sohaib won the <strong>UCLA</strong> Library Prize for upper division research for his senior thesis. He also won first place in the 23 rd Annual MLK Oratorical Competition in 2011. He plans to apply for graduate school next year to pursue a PhD in history. Zoë Rose Buonaiuto (zrb) is graduating summa cum laude with both a degree in History and in French & Francophone Studies this year. She enjoys Modern European cultural and intellectual history and has a particular interest in Vichy France. Professor Lynn Hunt directed her undergraduate honors thesis, an excerpt of which is published in these pages. Outside of Bunche Hall, Zoë can be found training for her next marathon, reflecting on the meaning of it all, and applying to Ph.D programs for Fall 2013 admission. 115
Quaestio Maneesh Karna is a third year Sociology and History double major and Accounting minor who is currently pursuing college, departmental, and Latin honors. Maneesh’s paper was written under the instruction of graduate student Jesse Sadler for lower division seminar, History 97D: Freemasonry, Civil Society, and American Democracy. His research focuses on the dynamic interrelations of U.S. Freemasonry and Christianity; he is particularly interested in examining how Masonic texts challenge Christian Bible. As far as his extracurricular involvements go, Maneesh is the Scholarship Chairman and Vice President Elect of the Beta Alpha Chapter of Theta Chi Fraternity and the current president of a <strong>UCLA</strong> student group, called OX Value Investing. Maneesh’s professional goal is to become a financial analyst and he hopes to continue his hobby of writing fiction on the side. Ethan Scapellati is a fourth year History and Political Science double major. Ethan conducted the research and writing of his senior thesis (an excerpt of which is included in this journal) under the direction of Professor and History Department Vice Chair Joan Waugh. Ethan's interest has always been grounded in nineteenth century American history, and accordingly, his senior thesis focuses on Civil War soldierhood and it's manifestations during the Gilded Age and the formation of the American nation. 116
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