Category Archives: Visual Communication 2018

Anna Gaspard Professor Toups March 13, 2018 The Deadly Influence of a Negligent League             In 2012, a 25-year-old National Football League linebacker Jovan Belcher shot and killed his girlfriend before committing suicide, leaving his infant daughter without parents. A … Continue reading →

Anders Lindstrom ENGL 1301.4009 Dr. Hughes 9 November 2017 The Future of Energy             The perpetually moving wheels of progress stop for nothing. They turn day after day, year after year. Technology has revolutionized countless industries, from the manufacturing of … Continue reading →

Adoption as Relinquishment and How It Impacts Mental Health by Nikohl J. Allgood Abstract According to psychologists, adoptees are overrepresented in mental health treatment settings (Sunderland, 2010).  A study published in Pediatrics: Official Journal of the American Academy of Pediatrics … Continue reading →

Jesse Ward Dr. Gonzales ENGL 1301 21 November 2017 What PTSD Looks Like Brian Scott Ostrom sits alone in a waiting room on a blue-checkered cloth chair. The chair has brown wooden arm rests, but he uses neither one. The … Continue reading →

Medicine on Mars by Minerva Gillis and Marilyn Shaughnessy

Fred Marer and The Marer Collection by Laura Ramirez Fig. 1 Voulkos, Peter Sculpture with thin colemanite glaze 35 x 21 x 21 1957 Stoneware, (82.2.1) (MacNaughton et al. p. 95) Carefully organized within the walls of Scripps College in … Continue reading →

The Letters of Vincent van Gogh: A Research Comparison Analysis Tomás Córdoba Marín Vincent van Gogh is one of the most famous Post-Impressionist artists that ever lived. His work is characterized by the extensive use of colors that appeal to … Continue reading →