These students’ essays were judged to be among the top 18 essays received for Issue 3 out of over 350 submissions.
Sierra Brown
Paper: Mikhail Bulgakov: Preaching His Own Religion
Instructor: Vlada Brofman
Course: Manuscripts Don’t Burn: Fairy Tales, Grotesque, Science Fiction, and Satire in Russian Literature (150)
Catrina Cropano
Paper: Teleconsultations: Treating Pathologies through Technology
Instructor: Deborah Breen
Course: Innovation in Technology and Science (150)
Linsey Hunt
Paper: Interactions With the “Other”: Japanese Responses to Orientalism in the Early 20th Century
Instructor: Suzanne O’Brien
Course: East Meets West (100)
Adelia Iliev
Paper: The Inexcusable Legal Truths
Instructor: Melanie Smith
Course: Ethical Issues in Public Health (150)
Justin Morse
Paper: Legislating Happiness: Exploring How Government Restrictions on Choice Can Influence Its People
Instructor: Jura Avizienis
Course: Entering Europe (100)
Lia Pagliuso
Paper: Pushing the Red Button: Banksy’s Use of Counterculture in Exit Through the Gift Shop
Instructor: Marisa Milanese
Course: Documentary Film: History, Theory, and Form (150)
Madelyn Powell
Paper: The Role of Voice: Reconsidering Zora Neale Hurston’s Narrative Style in Their Eyes Were Watching God
Instructor: Thomas Underwood
Course: The Rhetoric of Freedom in America (150)
Kevin Wong
Paper: Men are from Mars, Women are from . . . the Wild?
Instructor: Albert Dalia
Course: Paradox of the Hero/Heroine in East Asian Cinema and Fiction (100)