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What Really Slays: Exploring How the Meaning and Usage of “Slay” Has Evolved From 1850 Through 2023
by Jupiter Berrysmith

Virtually Honest? Exploring the Relationship between Remote Testing and Academic Integrity in College Students
by Kate Conrad

Unpersons and Untruth: Reality, Photography, and the Manipulation of Stalinism
by Reese Finnigan

The Development of Community and Resistance Through Traditional Music Culture
by Madeleine Kelly

¿Cómo escapas al Laberinto del fauno?
by Madelynn Meyer

The Psychopolitics of Social Media: A Brief Investigation
by Sebastian Quiroz

Free Your Voice: Protecting the Community of Curtis Bay against Air Pollution
by Jaida Rhea

The Impacts of the Invasive Emerald Ash Borer (Agrilus planipennis) on Ash Trees (Fraxinus spp.) in the United States: A Review
by Jaida Rhea

ART AIN’T DEAD, YOU ARE! An Analysis of how Capitalism has Warped Keith Haring’s Artistic Rhetoric
by Spiral Weber

What Really Slays: Exploring How the Meaning and Usage of “Slay” Has Evolved From 1850 Through 2023

“As someone who uses the word ‘slay’ in my daily life I have found it difficult sometimes to articulate all the things that ‘slay’ can mean or imply. The word has become so pervasive that, in some instances, it has almost lost its original meaning.”

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