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Amy Cass ’20 is a senior at Princeton concentrating in History of Science. She is currently working on her thesis, which looks at the role of religion in the development of scientific naturalism in Victorian Britain through the work of physiologist William Benjamin Carpenter. Outside of academics, Amy is very involved in the dance community on campus as a member of two student companies. She wrote this paper as a senior.  

Paige Allen ’21 is a junior in the English Department from Mountain Top, Pennsylvania, pursuing certificates in Theater, Music Theater, Humanistic Studies, and Creative Writing. Her research interests include Gothicism and otherized bodies and minds, particularly in nineteenth-century literature and culture. She is the president of Princeton University Players, an editor for The Daily Princetonian, an Orange Key tour guide, an LCA Peer Arts Advisor, and a student intern with The Wesley Foundation. She is also a member of the Edwards Collective and the Behrman Undergraduate Society of Fellows. She wrote this as a junior.