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Xiao Grant, Factors Influencing the Evolution of Heavy Metal Hyperaccumulation in Plants

Natalie Clements, Factors Influencing Microenterprise Survival in the Informal Sector in Uganda

Yuka Sugino, Painting Over Racialized Power Structures: The Environmental Injustice of Lead Poisoning in the City of Baltimore

Molly Walsh-Warder, The Disproportionate Impact of Hurricane Katrina on People with Disabilities

Zachary Reese, Réduire les attitudes discriminatoires par la pratique de la méditation : le rôle des fonctions exécutives

Mark Blair, Crossroads of Boulez and Cage: Automatism in Music

Yve Lepkowsky, Converging Regulations for the Chemical Industries of ASEAN: Feasibility from a Political Perspective

Zoe Jacobson, Subsidize Menstruation, Period.

Michelle Adamson, Los beneficios y los desafíos de la educación bilingüe en los E.E.U.U.

Jordan Javelet, Ecological and Evolutionary Trends of Lyme disease in the Northeastern United States

Jordan Javelet, “‘How much I shall have to tell!’…‘And how much I shall have to conceal’”: The Interpretation of Speech and Gesture in Austen’s Pride and Prejudice

Ashley Begley, Veiling and Vampirism: Imperialism and Resistance in A Girl Walks Home Alone at Night

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