Shakespearean Comedy Meets Teenage “Rom-Com” in 10 Things I Hate About You
by Laura Birkin In terms of film adaptation, 10 Things I Hate About You (1999) can only be described[…]
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Reflections on “Hilda Silfverling: A Fantasy”
by Sha Chen The first time I read Lydia Maria Child’s “Hilda Silfverling: A Fantasy,” I thought it was no[…]
Read moreImmersed in Jane Austen: “Emma Approved” and Multiplatforms
by Andie Petrillo “Emma Approved,” a YouTube series produced by Pemberley Digital, utilizes a new approach to content publishing that[…]
Read moreExamining colonialism and gender in A Passage to India and Wide Sargasso Sea
by Laura Birkin Wide Sargasso Sea and A Passage to India are two very distinct novels set in different locations[…]
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by Josephin Vincent 1. Speech synthesizer software Describe the problem: The use of technology, specifically a virtual voice system, can[…]
Read moreRedefining “Nerdiness”: The Big Bang Theory Reconsidered
by Jaclyn Gingrich Abstract This paper analyzes the linguistic characteristics of Leonard Hofstadter, television character from The Big Bang Theory[…]
Read moreMidnight Robbery: Philadelphia, Bermuda, and a Sinister Plot
by Alexander Goodrich For nearly a century, a handful of historians have examined Bermuda’s role in the American Revolution. A[…]
Read moreHearts Together: Concordance and the Role of the Healthcare Provider
A Concept Analysis by Erica M. Lehman Abstract Healthcare is an ever-changing field of study. New terminology and colloquialisms are introduced[…]
Read moreMillersville University Psychology Graduates: Where Are They Now?
by Chelsea Fleeger and Shawn P. Gallagher Abstract We present the results of a social media search aimed at finding[…]
Read moreReading Beowulf: Paradoxical Paradigms
by Jaclyn Gingrich When a person thinks of Old English, he or she likely cannot help but think of the[…]
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