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“She Is Not Thoroughly Practical”: High School Alumnae Shaping Domestic Science in the Progressive Era
Amy J. Lueck

Educational Progress‐Time and the Proliferation of Dual Enrollment
Brice Nordquist and Amy J. Lueck

A Drift-Resilient and Degeneracy-Aware Loop Closure Detection Method for Localization and Mapping In Perceptually-Degraded Environments
Kamak Ebadi

Configurable HW/SW Co-design Partitioning Methodology
Rami Akeela

The Revolution Will Be Zoomed: A Review of The Revolutionists
Emily Yekikian

Shifting the Spotlight: A Review of The Revolutionists
Rob Wohl

Director’s Notes, The Revolutionists by Lauren Gunderson, SCUTheatre Department Production, Spring 2020
Michael Zampelli S.J

Reacting to “Red Chicago”
Shreyes Nallan

Queer In/visibility: Gay Men’s and Lesbian’s Experiences ofPersecution in Nazi Germany
Tegan Smith

Revolutionary Environmental Activism: Rachel Carson, WangariMaathai, and Greta Thunberg
Kayleigh Limbach

Voices in the Dark: The Evolution of Activist Film Criticism in the1960s
Brandon Schultz

Through Rainbow-Colored Glasses: Overcoming Bisexual Oppressionthrough LGBTQ+ Press
Sofia Stechschulte

Power Structures and Divergent Historical Narratives in Post-ConflictSocieties
Christopher Lindrud

Love and War: The Civil War’s Impact on Prostitution
Sydney Shead

Power and Community: The Queer Liberation Movement of the 1960sand 1970s
Nick Ellis

Work Yourself to Death: The Honorable Way to Die for the Sarariiman
Haley Butler

More than the Triangle Factory Speech: Rose Schneiderman’s Long-Underappreciated Career of Progressive Era Reform
Emily Yekikian

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