Spring 2020
Issue 7 Top-notch Tactics
STARTING A PAPER: Preface
A Fanciful “Frontier”: The Image of the Lone Cowboy in Disney World’s Frontierland and Its Impacts on Young Audiences
by Katherine McIntire
“Pity the Poor Working Girl”: Nylons, Work, Class, Ideology, and Politics in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, 1945-46
by Austin Davis
Stiefel-Whitney Classes and Unoriented Cobordism
by Dylan Galt
THESIS: Preface
Holding the LINE: The US Role in Combatting Information Warfare in Taiwan’s Electoral System
by Maggie Baughman
The Cute as Uncanny: How Doki Doki Literature Club! Subverts the Dating Sim Genre
by Megan Pan
Giulia Niccolai’s Abandonment of Photography: An Act of Subaltern Self-Awareness
by Bes Arnaout
MOTIVE: Preface
The Future of Human Nature: Drawing the Line Between Genetic Enhancements and Genetic Therapy
by Asher Joy
CLOSE LOOKING: Preface
A Fragmented Reality: Taiwan Behind Glass
by Amy Cass
The Country of Origin Effect in Dolce & Gabbana’s Commercial, “DG Loves China”
by Yuxi Zheng
Circles, Movement, and Temporality: (Re)Animating the Past in Hitchcock’s Vertigo and Miyazaki’s Spirited Away
by Liana Cohen
EVIDENCE & ANALYSIS
The Love of the Skylark
by Sandra Chen
The Invisible Man: Distribution of Blame for the Spread of HIV in African American Communities
by Debby Cheng
FEATURE
“These my Exhortations”: Reading “Tintern Abbey” as a Lesson to Dorothy
by Julia M. Walton
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