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• Who Benefits From Your Ignorance? Visualizing Black (Super)Heroism and Refuting Respectability Politics in Victor LaValle’s Destroyer.

  Dib, Nicole
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  It’s Dangerous to Learn Alone – Play This: Video Games in Higher Education, Particularly in the Composition Classroom

  Sterrantino, Joy

• Finding Place to Speak: Sarah Winnemucca’s Rhetorical Practices in Disciplinary Spaces

  Eves, Rosalyn Collings

• Calibrated Functional Projection of Sexual Interest: A Speed-Dating Cosmetics Experiment

  Koenig, Bryan

• The Palimpsest of Anna and the Apocalypse: Film Parody and the Changing Depiction of Zombie Outbreaks

  Kyle William Bishop
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  The Purposes of First-Year Course Syllabi According to Corpus Data

  Mark Makino
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  Forging Collaborative Relationships Between School and Academic Librarians to Prepare All Students for the Future

  Chris Younkin
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  Racial Demographics of West Tennessee: An Essay Based on U.S. Census Figures, 1830-2000

  Richard L. Saunders