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    “This Isn’t Chiraq. This Is Home. This Is Us:” Media Framing in the Construction of Victimhood

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    Homicide victims are the most innocent of all victims. Yet not all victims are reported equally: some receive extensive coverage while others receive little or none. Previous research has looked at victim and homicide characteristics to determine if a crime gets covered. This study seeks to go beyond this analysis to couple victim and homicide characteristics with an analysis of news article content to determine how victims are covered. The method here will be an analysis of homicide articles collected over a one year period from the Chicago Tribune, the Chicago Sun-Times, and the Washington Post, to determine how victims are socially constructed by product of media framing

    Columbia and the Editorial Cartoon

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    Proposing a Sustainable Future for the Muskoka Region

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    The following report is from a summer research project conducted between May and August 2020 that was supported by Hamilton College’s Emerson Collaborative Grants. The project’s ultimate goal is to collect empirical survey data combined with expert interviews to propose pathways to a sustainable future for the Muskoka Region. The Muskoka Region is a gorgeous and unique area in Northern Canada that requires and deserves environmental stability and preservation. Over the past few years, Muskoka\u27s environment has been increasingly degraded, and the causes and motivations of this degradation merit attention. This project consists of 3 reports, and aims to improve the Muskoka Region\u27s sustainability. Report 1 and 2 consist of preliminary research through a combination of online empirical data, elite interviews, and participant surveys to set the stage for Report 3, where I propose a sustainable and equitable vision for the future of the very precious Muskoka Region. Specifically, I am interested in finding out what the biggest threats to Muskoka\u27s natural environment are, what demographics may be causing these threats, and how the stakeholders within the region can better manage their individual and collective actions to reduce their ecological impacts

    Parenting Approaches during Unprecedented Times

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    Our research group project focuses on the experience of parents whose children are in third through fifth grade, and how they were managing school and care work for their children during the pandemic. We were interested in analyzing any changes to families’ routines as well as their overall experience adjusting to lifestyle changes established by the pandemic, such as the stay at home order and mandated remote learning

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    Front cover illustration: Brother Hiram Baker and his bicycle in the meeting room of the 1793 meetinghouse at Enfield, New Hampshire. Salt print by Lewis Johnson, August 1902. Courtesy of Robert P. Emlen

    A Photograph of the 1908 Print Shop at the Israelite House of David

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    A very important part of the early success of the Israelite House of David was the print shop. Benjamin and Mary Purnell utilized printed copies of the Star of Bethlehem to attract and convert followers of the Fifth (Wroeite) and Sixth (Jezreelite) churchs. Once they moved to Benton Harbor, Michigan, in 1903, setting up a print shop was a top priority to facilitate the growth of the colony

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    Front cover illustration: Ora et Labora Colony map. “The colored lands belong to the Ora Labora Colony.” Manuscript Group 185: Harmony Society Papers, Business File. Courtesy of Pennsylvania Historical and Museum Commission, Old Economy Village Archives

    Born an Exception

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    This documentary is an unplanned observation of a Chinese TikTok celebrity in the park. After months of mandatory lockdown, Shenzhen Bay Park has reopened with a new purple flower garden. Even though people are still expected to wear masks in public, many have taken those off for their post-coronavirus photo shoot

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    Information relating to the publisher, publication frequency, editorial staff, purchase options, submission requirements, and contact information for the American Communal Societies Quarterly

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