EDITOR’S NOTE

ORIENTING

Are Universities as Inherently Unsafe?: An Examination of the Relationship between Black Students and the Call for Safe Spaces on University Campuses
by Akhila Bandlora

Solidarity in Hostility: The Recognition of Antagonism in Revolutionary Action as Exemplified by the Non-Reformist Prison Abolition Movement
by Meryl Liu

MOTIVE

Painting into the Equation: The Vandalism of How Ya Like Me Now? and David Hammons’s Portrayal of Race
by Sam Bisno

Redefining Tradition in Irish Music Through Innovation in The Blue Room
by Willow Dalehite

Modeling the Spread of Air Pollution Across India Using Correlation Networks
by Arya Maheshwari

The Not-So Bolivarian Republic
by Anais Mobarak

Pulling for Moralism: Rough Heroes and the Moral Aufheben Argument
by David Veldran

EVIDENCE/ANALYSIS

Loneliness, Dreams, and the Unsaid: Su Shi and Ono no Komachi
by Lara Katz

Apocalypse as Revelation: Collectively Considering the Two Endings of Cloud Atlas
by William Koloc

“Violence is Sexy” and the Lolita Effect: Erotically Coded Violence Against Young Female Characters in Neon Genesis Evangelion and Code Lyoko
by Megan Pan

UNCONVENTIONAL GENRE

Medical Care “In the Service of Humanity”
by Nisha Chandra

Towards Architectural Estrangement: Here and Now
by Shirley Chen

The Quarters
by David Smith

FEATURE

From Peas to the Pulmonary Climate (and Back Again)
by Liam Seeley