• Where Do We Go From Here? Anti-Semitism and Solidarity Organizing in the United States 

  Saul, Abby (2018)
• White Rage: Investigating the implicit nature of state sanctioned White violence 

  Sonia, Kerry (2018)
• The Personal and Political Revolution: An Exploration of Politics, Identity, and Liberation Through Islamic Resurgence in Central Asia 

  Pellegrino, Samantha (2015)
• The Archtecture of Faith 

  Smiga, Brian (1977)
• Continuity and Discontinuity in Jewish Historiography 

  Rubinstein, Jodi (1991)
• The Politics of Virginity and Women's Subjectivity: A Literary/Critical Analysis of Prescriptive Texts Addressed to Women Ascetics 

  Lomas, Laura (1989)
• Distilling Knowledge from Wikipedia for Augmented Speech Recognition 

  Warner, Tai Vongsathorn (2019)
• The fluidity of foreign language instruction; an intersection of personal teaching pedagogy and proposed second language teaching (SLT) principles 

  Queen, Elizabeth Umutesi (2019)

  The number of second language teaching methods is increasing fast enough that some theories risk becoming obsolete before being practiced. However, a number of second language researchers have noted that the road from ...
• Ternary Feet in Optimality Theory 

  Nandor, Charis (2019)

  If you've ever studied Shakespeare, you know that Shakespeare uses iambic pentameter. Generally, it alternates weak and strong beats, creating a rhythm that sounds like duh-DUH-duh-DUH-duhDUH- duh-DUH-duh-DUH. This feels ...
• Defining Language in the Wake of Primate Language Research 

  Meyer, Hanna L. (2019)

  This text examines language as it is used in the animal language debate through pragmatic and structural linguistic perspectives on primate language research. The surge of primate language studies in America in the 1970's ...
• Speech Act Intensification in Mandarin 

  Kim, Juhyae (2019)
• Linguistic Landscape Analysis of La Plaza de Ponchos in Otavalo, Ecuador 

  Katz, Rebekah (2019)

  Using Google Street View, I examine the Linguistic Landscape of La Plaza de Ponchos, an openair tourist market in Otavalo, Ecuador to understand linguistic attitudes of Kichwa, a language indigenous to the region that ...
• #MeToo, Discursive Injustice, and Shifting Social Norms: A Linguistic Case Study of Commonwealth v. William Henry Cosby Jr. 

  Izes, Amanda (2019)

  This paper explores the effect of the #MeToo movement on sexual assault discourse and social norms in the United States through a case study of Commonwealth v. William Henry Cosby Jr., a trial that occurred both before ...
• Applying Moral Politics Theory to the 2018 Midterms 

  Gutierrez-Prado, Erick (2019)

  This paper will begin with an abbreviated overview of the history of political polarization in the 1900s. First, it will suggest that polarization is in fact a real phenomenon by citing the D-NOMINATE method of measuring ...
• Battling bias: Advocating for greater understanding of multicultural and multilingual issues in speech-language pathology 

  Gonzales, Julie (2019)

  This paper advocates for increased knowledge and understanding of multicultural and multilingual issues in speech-language pathology and proposes linguistics as a possible means to giving students tools to battle bias ...
• How Black Male Identity is Sculpted Through Language in Light of Stigmatization and Stereotyping 

  Ford, Rebecca (2019)
• DP-internal only in English and Russian 

  Fisher, Ian (2019)

  This paper presents an analysis of DP-internal only in English and Russian. I review the evidence in Coppock and Beaver (2012b, 2015) for definites containing only that do not presuppose uniqueness, and supplement it ...
• On Explaning Opaque Sound Change: Potential Counterexamples to Phonetically Motivated Change and their Consequences 

  Constine, David (2019)
• Syllable Structure in Umatilla Sahaptin 

  Chzanowski, Tymoteusz Alan (2019)

  Umatilla Sahaptin is a Shaptian language spoken in North-Eastern Oregon by the Umatilla tribe. While it has some documentation, such as a dictionary and sketch grammar, there are still acknowledged gaps in the literature. ...
• Language Choice in Moroccan Poetry 

  Bull, Rebecca M. (2019)

  The multilingual landscape of Morocco, along with its long history of language contact and conflict, informs language choice in every context. Moroccan poets write in many different languages that are used in the region, ...

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