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Most Recent Additions

Something in the Way She Moves: Bodily Motion as Innovation in Bernhardt’s Hamlet
Juliana Starr

A Theory of Preimage Complexity: Data-structures, Complexity Measures and Applications to Endofunctions and Associated Digraphs
Bradford M. Fournier-Eaton

Manpower Planning: Goals, Methods, and a Suggested Stragegy for CETA Prime Sponsors
Dale Hurst Tumelson

The Spinners' Tales
Sierra N. Offutt

The Shriek
Michael Ciolino

A Quantitative Case Study on Policy and Access at an Urban, Public University
Carlos A. Gooden

Criminal Injustice: Considering White Privilege and Colonization in the Examination of Racial Bias in the United States Criminal Justice System
Jane E. Sanders

An Analysis of the impact of a Social Emotional Learning Program on Transient Students’ Competencies and Perceptions of School Climate
Kevin W. Nanney

Get Your Shirts At Moody’s! Samuel Nadin Moody: Advertising Genius in New Orleans, 1848 to 1874
John M S Rogan

The Bird Woman
ERINN BETH M. LANGILLE MS.

Failures & Majesties
Reda Wigle

Cydonia
LUKE SIRINIDES

Application of Monte Carlo (MC) method and Unscented Transformation (UT) method into Trajectory Prediction of a Dropped Cylinder in Two Dimensions
Yi Li

Big Infinity: A Cancer Journey
Christy L. Lorio Mrs.

Innovation, Firm Life Cycle and the Dividend Payout Scale Effects on ETF Performance
Kiran Paudel

A Cajun Tale
Daniel D. Schultz

Analysis of Human Affect and Bug Patterns to Improve Software Quality and Security
Md Rakibul Islam

Suitability of Fusing Vehicle Probe Data and Vessel Data to Contextualize the Multimodal Interaction Impacts on Corridor Mobility – a New Orleans Case Study
Kirk Zeringue

Snake Tube Adventure Racing… and More!
Jane Marie M. Tardo

“New Orleans never was tighter”: Jim Garrison’s Gendered Vice Campaign in New Orleans, 1962-1966
Rebecca L. Poole

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