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Uncovering the Melting Pot: How Forced Hybridity Traumatized a Nation of Marginalized Cultures

This study meticulously examines the concept of forced hybridity as a foundational mechanism in the construction of American national identity,…

Examining Family-Related Predictors of Body Dissatisfaction in College Students

Eating disorders, which include anorexia nervosa, binge eating disorder, bulimia nervosa,
and other associated disorders, are psychological illnesses…

Effects of Acculturation on First- and Second-Generation Immigrants

There are many consequences that families deal with after moving from one place to
another. In some cases, people immigrate from one country to…

The Factors Behind Serial Homicide Offenders and Potential Interventions

Serial homicide offenders (SHOs) and other violent and deviant, or dangerously abnormal, offenders have made their mark on both history and society.…

Assets Behind the Visual Novel: How Play Becomes Art

Playing games is human nature. Ancient children rolled knuckle bones of sheep (Vaughan
2025) with much the same joy and reckless abandon as modern…

Parking on Campus Comes at the Expense of Students

This capstone interviews important sources regarding changes to Rider campus parking.

Effectiveness of Intervention Programs for Juveniles and Lack of Data Representation of African
American Youth

Juvenile justice in the United States is a complex and often unequal system, particularly for
African American and Hispanic youth, who are…

Athlete Endorsements: Athlete Reputation Influence on Consumer Purchase Decision

Athlete endorsements are a widespread marketing practice across multiple industries, for both sports-related products and non-sports related products.…

Corporate Defamation Lawsuits As A Strategic Tool: Protecting Brand Reputation Or Silencing Criticism?

This study examines the increasing prevalence of corporate defamation lawsuits in the digital era,
where social media platforms have significantly…

Where Larks and Longing Meet: Romantic Lieder and the Human Condition

This thesis will explore Lieder selections from three of the most influential composers of
the Romantic Era: Franz Schubert (1797-1828), Robert…