Cover Art: John Piazza ('13)
Art 336W: Golahny
Master of the French Baroque: Nicolas Poussin
By Gillian Robbins ('09)
Notes:
Biology 111: Briggs
An Examination of Post-Exercise Heart Rate and Recovery Time
By Ethan Sellers ('12)
Chemistry 449: McDonald / Bendorf
A New Ligand for SmI2
By Kyle Totaro ('09)
English 106: Preston
Corrupt Operations: A Look into Antiquity Theft by Professional Institutions
By Ashley Pratt ('12)
Photography by Caitie Eberz ('11)
Note: Citation style is AAA (American Anthropological/Archaeological Association).
English 107: Hawkes
Who Am I? Examining Maxine Hong Kingston's Racial Identity as Expressed in "No Name Woman"
By Christopher Bernstorf ('12)
Photography by Cody Ensanian ('06)
Note: Citation style is MLA.
English 335W: Preston
The Comic Side of Noble Life: An Analysis of Satire in "The Knight's Tale"
By Thomas Musser ('09)
Photography by Cristi Beeler ('10)
Note: Citation style is MLA
History 449W: Chandler / Silkey
Robert F. Rich and His Importance to the Development of Lycoming College in the Early Twentieth Century
By Michelle Meo ('09)
Math 234W: deSilva
Formal Writing Portfolio: Mathematical Autobiography, Mathematical Biography, and Theorems
By Steven Brown ('10)
Philosophy 223: Griffith
Chaos vs. Order: Aristotle and Linnaeus
By Jonathan Bastian ('13)
Note: Citation style is MLA with endnotes.
Philosophy 140: Griffith
Frankfurt’s Theory of Free Will & Alternative Possibilities
By Terrance Lynn ('13)
Psci 400: Williamson
A Comparative Cross-National Study of Voter Turnout and Electoral Systems, 1972-2005
By Jordan Hollander ('10)
Psci 106: Macharia
Fundamental Question and Answer of Human Evolution and Political States
By William Stropnicky ('12)
Note: Citations follow the Introductory Biology format used by Lycoming College.
Rel 113: Knauth
Murderers Are People, Too
By Kari Allegretto ('11)
Sociology 300: Kurtz
Inside the Mind of a Serial Killer
By Nicholas Zeigler ('10)
Photography by John Piazza ('13)
Thea 212I: Wild
The World Needs a Righteous Man
By Kyle Hickman ('10)
Photography by Jordan Hollander ('10)
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