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  • Human Exploitation: An Analysis of Vulnerability by Clara Atchley

    Human Exploitation: An Analysis of Vulnerability

    Clara Atchley

  • Revolutionary Education: Considering Multiple Perspectives on the War by Morgan Bryson

    Revolutionary Education: Considering Multiple Perspectives on the War

    Morgan Bryson

  • Evaluation of a Shortened REDON Fit Test Protocol for Half-Mask Respirators by Olivia Dawson

    Evaluation of a Shortened REDON Fit Test Protocol for Half-Mask Respirators

    Olivia Dawson

  • Evaluation of a Modified REDON Fit Test Protocol for Half-Mask Respirators by Riley Duncan

    Evaluation of a Modified REDON Fit Test Protocol for Half-Mask Respirators

    Riley Duncan

  • Geographic Language in Politics: A Comparison of 2016 and 2020 Vice Presidential Debates by Julia Owens, Taylor Carter, and Matthew Balentine

    Geographic Language in Politics: A Comparison of 2016 and 2020 Vice Presidential Debates

    Julia Owens, Taylor Carter, and Matthew Balentine

    1. Is there evidence that VP candidates use geographic language in strategic ways? 2. How does VP use of geographic language compare to patterns of use by presidential candidates?

    This preliminary work examines the use of geographic language in the vice-presidential debates. By categorizing and analyzing geographic language used by candidates in the 2016 and 2020 VP debates.

  • The Mishandling of Meta by Jesse Speigner

    The Mishandling of Meta

    Jesse Speigner

  • Ecosystem Damage Leading to a Possible Human Extinction by Meagan Willburn

    Ecosystem Damage Leading to a Possible Human Extinction

    Meagan Willburn

  • Assessing Visitor Rates in Washington State National Parks by Matthew Wood

    Assessing Visitor Rates in Washington State National Parks

    Matthew Wood

    Why does North Cascades National Park receive substantially fewer visitors compared to the nearby Olympic and Mt. Rainier national parks in Washington State? Despite equal proximity to the city of Seattle, North Cascades received only 30,000 visitors in 2018, compared to 2.4 million for Mt. Rainier and 3.4 million for Olympic.

 
 
 

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