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Read a variety of works covering topics ranging from college life to academic papers alumni from alumni of our esteemed Research Scholars Program.
A Direct Analysis on R v. Dudley and Stephens and its Necessity
By Souhir Snoussi Abstract This paper discusses and analyzes the 19th- century case R v Dudley and Stephens, and critiques ...
Reform of the Insanity Defense
By Aarushi Gupta Abstract Rex v. Arnold (1724) states that to avail the defense of insanity, the defense must...
How Has Globalization Affected the Economic Growth Rate in Less Economically Developed Countries Over the Last 20 Years
By Rudra Kothiyal Abstract Globalization has become extremely highly valued as it has increased the interdependence and interconnectivity of countries...
Attitudes Towards the Organ Waitlist System Among Waitlisted Transplant Patients, Donors, and Non-Donors
By Ken Ananta Huang Abstract: The organ waitlist system plays a crucial role in determining order of allocation in...
Food Apartheid and the Health of Minority Children: A Case Study of Washington, DC
By Amanuel kifle Gediyon Abstract In recent years, terms such as “food deserts,” “food apartheid,” and “the grocery gap” have...
Social Media: A Comprehensive Overview of its Consequences
By Helene Lakoundzi Abstract The so-called “social media addiction” phenomenon is becoming increasingly discussed, especially since social media has become...
A Colorless World
By Charis Ng Abstract This paper attempts to unveil the potential consequences the rising social media trend of implementing neutral...
Causes and Effects of the Threatened White Identity in 21st Century America: The Impact of Shifting US Racial Demographics
By Winkie Chan Abstract Historically, whites have been the lifeblood of the American nation. They instigated its founding,...
Improving the Effectiveness of Ready-to-Use Therapeutic Foods: A Strategic Approach Toward Mitigating Acute and Chronic Malnutrition Within Children
By Daniel R. Colagiacomo Abstract Acute and chronic malnutrition continue to remain a critical issue of the utmost importance in...
