Erin Bagus	Parenting Techniques: How to Bring our Children Up to Change the World
Alice Bryson	Mythology of the Mississippi
Jillian Davis	Religion: The Opiate of the Masses, or Superstitious Brainwashing with Consent?
Catherine Durante	Self-Forgiveness is Found, Lessons are Learned, and New Friends are Made Along the Way
Laine Edwards	Teaching Huck Finn to Low-Income Students
Allie Eiselen	thinking about childhood
Emily Feenstra	A Different View of Pearl
Marina Gallo	Family Life in "The Scarlet Letter" and "The Adventures of
Chris Haagen	How do we read Moby Dick
Adina Halpern	Linguistics, Controversy, and the Scarlet Letter
Steph Herold	Finding Freedom in a Room of their Own: Margaret Fuller Navigates 19th Century American Literature
Laci Hutto	A Return to Group Psychology.... and an Analysis of My Own Ego
Margaret Miller	A Disorganized Attachment Reading of Huck Finn
Jackie O'Mara	A "Battery of Flowers": Nature between the Lines
Laura Otten	Huck Finn; The Racist Protagonist
Alison Reingold	To Read Uncle Tom's Cabin as a Jew
Jorge Rodriguez	The selfish members of a selfish society: A look at Transcendentalism and Herman Melville's 'Moby-Dick'
Jessica Rosenberg	Exploring the Exceptional: A Case for American Exceptionalism in Literature and the Curriculum
Laura Sockol	The Psychologist Who Mistook a Book for a Patient: The Use-Value of Psychological Assessment of Literary Characters
Sky Stegall	Always tell the truth. That way, you don't have to remember what you said. - Mark Twain
Amy Stern	"But It Doesn't Mean Anything To Me": Narrowing the Distance Between 19th Century Literature and 21st Century Students
Lauren Sweeney	An Amendement to the First Amendment
Catherine Wimberley	The Great Escape Continued

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