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Recently Published
Browse recently published articles by month, including summaries (previews of forthcoming full-text articles).
January 2018
African History
Christian History and Historiography (Joel Cabrita)
Development of Plant Food Production in the West African Savannas: Archaeobotanical Perspectives (Katharina Neumann)
Technological Change in Late 19th-Century South Africa (William Storey)
The Politics of Decolonization in French and British West Africa (Frederick Cooper)
American History
Communist Party USA, 1919 to 1957 (James R. Barrett)
History of the U.S. Supreme Court (Timothy S. Huebner)
Teacher Unionism in the 20th-Century United States (Adam Mertz)
The United States and Southeast Asia (Kenton Clymer)
U.S.-Iraq Relations, 1920–2003 (Brandon Wolfe-Hunnicutt)
Asian History
Feminism in Japan (Barbara Molony)
Modern Bangladesh (Iftekhar Iqbal)
Business and Management
Men, Masculinities, and Gender Relations (Jeff Hearn, David Collinson)
Women in the Upper Echelons: Women on Corporate Boards and in Top Management Teams (Jihae You, Siri Terjesen, Diana Bilimoria)
Classical Studies
anecdote (Simon Goldhill)
Ben Sira (Benjamin G. Wright III)
Coptic language (T. G. Wilfong)
Eteocypriot (Philippa M. Steele)
illustrations, technical (Courtney Ann Roby)
Lemnian language (Rex E. Wallace)
lex Ovinia (Charles Bartlett)
lex Publilia Philonis (Charles Bartlett)
Old Persian language (Benjamin Fortson)
Oscan language (Benjamin Fortson)
Pancrates, Greco-Egyptian hexameter poet, second century CE (Tim Whitmarsh)
Punic language (Benjamin Fortson)
Climate Science
Atmospheric Blocking in Observation and Models (Stefano Tibaldi, Franco Molteni)
Climate Change Scenarios and African Climate Change (Kerry H. Cook)
Climate of Eastern Africa (Pierre Camberlin)
Multiple Equilibria in the Climate System (Henk A. Dijkstra)
Criminology and Criminal Justice
Disciplinary Segregation in Prison (Benjamin Steiner)
Enemy Penology (Susanne Krasmann)
Pathways to Crime (Breanna Boppre, Emily J. Salisbury, Jaclyn Parker)
Pecuniary Punishments (Patricia Faraldo-Cabana)
Place-Based Simulation Modelling: Agent-Based Modelling and Virtual Environments (Nick Malleson, Alison Heppenstall, Andrew Crooks)
Sentencing Guideline Departures (Kimberly Kaiser)
The Theory and Practice of Situational Crime Prevention (Ronald V. Clarke)
A Collaborative Process for Incorporating Universal Design for Learning and Evidence-Based Practice into Inclusive Teacher Education Programs (Spencer Salend, Catharine Whittaker)
Common Core Standards (U.S.) (Patrick Shannon)
Ecofeminism and Education (Jennifer Hatten-Flisher, Rebecca A. Martusewicz)
Education and Social Disparities in Japan (Takehiko Kariya)
Indigenous Education and Decolonization (Yvonne Poitras Pratt, Dustin W. Louie, Aubrey Jean Hanson, Jacqueline Ottmann)
School Culture (Diana Gonçalves Vidal, André Paulilo)
Youth and Media Culture (Stuart R. Poyntz, Jennesia Pedri)
Environmental Science
Deliberative Monetary Valuation (Bartosz Bartkowski, Nele Lienhoop), summary
Epigenetics and the Exposome: Environmental Exposure in Disease Etiology (Paolo Vineis, Federica Russo)
Extinction (Mark V. Barrow)
Rewilding (Jozef Keulartz)
Socio-Technical Transitions to Sustainability (Frank Geels), summary
Valuation of Biodiversity (Bartosz Bartkowski), summary
Global Public Health
Impacts of Climate Change on Workers' Health (Barry S. Levy), summary
The People's Health Movement (Ravi Narayan), summary
Latin American History
Bourbon Reforms in Central America, 1700-1808 (Jorge González Alzate)
Carlos Salinas de Gortari and His Legacy (Stephen D. Morris)
Civilian Aviation in Mexico (Peter Soland)
Haitian Immigrants and Their Descendants Born in the Dominican Republic (Bridget Wooding)
Laura Méndez de Cuenca: Force for Mexican Modernity (Mílada Bazant)
Mexican Foreign Relations, 1910-1946 (Amelia Kiddle)
The Good Neighbor Policy (Max Paul Friedman)
The Politics and Culture of Medicine and Disease in Central America (David Carey Jr.), summary
Abstract Nouns in the Romance Languages (Philipp Burdy), summary
Computational Approaches to Morphology (Emmanuel Keuleers)
Computational Semantics (Katrin Erk)
Conversational Implicature (Nicholas Allott)
Defectiveness in Morphology (Antonio Fábregas)
Determiners (Phoevos Panagiotidis)
Direct Perception of Speech (Carol A. Fowler)
Existential and Locative Constructions in the Romance Languages (Delia Bentley), summary
French-Based Creole Languages (Anne Hertz), summary
Linguistics in Premodern India (Émilie Aussant)
Locality in Syntax (Adriana Belletti)
Nominal Reference (Donka Farkas)
Segmental Phonology, Phonotactics, and Syllable Structure in the Romance Languages (Stephan Schmid), summary
The Compositional Semantics of Modification (Sebastian Bücking)
The Onomasiological Approach (Jesús Fernández-Domínguez), summary
Type Theory for Natural Language Semantics (Stergios Chatzikyriakidis, Robin Cooper)
World Englishes (Edgar W. Schneider)
Zero Morphemes (Eystein Dahl, Antonio Fábregas), summary
Class and Poverty in Southern Literature (Carsten Schinko)
E-text (Niels Ole Finnemann)
Nuyorican and Diasporican Literature and Culture (Jorge Duany)
Natural Hazard Science
Permafrost-Related Geohazards in Cold Russian Regions (Dmitry Sergeev)
Risk Governance of Limited-Notice or No-Notice Natural Hazards (Maria Papathoma-Köhle, Dale Dominey-Howes)
The Role of Intermediaries in Flood Risk Management (Matilda Becker)
Auditory Mechanisms of Echolocation in Bats (Cynthia F. Moss)
Drosophila Olfaction (Quentin Gaudry, Jonathan Schenk)
Echinoderm Nervous System (Carlos A. Díaz-Balzac, José E. García-Arrarás)
General Principles for Sensory Coding (Tatyana O. Sharpee)
Multisensory Integration and the Perception of Self-Motion (Kathleen E. Cullen)
Neuroimmunology: Behavioral Effects (Gretchen N. Neigh, Mandakh Bekhbat, Sydney A. Rowson)
Prolactin: Regulation and Actions (Robert S. Bridges)
Visual Shape and Object Perception (Anitha Pasupathy, Yasmine El-Shamayleh, Dina V. Popovkina)
Planetary Science
Chemical Weathering on Venus (Mikhail Zolotov), summary
Clouds in the Martian Atmosphere (Anni Määttänen, Franck Montmessin), summary
The Outer Space Treaty (Christopher Daniel Johnson)
Arousal Control in Sport (Martin Turner, Marc Jones)
History of Sport, Exercise, and Performance Psychology in Australia (Jeffrey Bond, Tony Morris), summary
Implicit Memory and Cognitive Aging (Emma V. Ward, David R. Shanks), summary
Injury Prevention in Sport and Performance Psychology (Monna Arvinen-Barrow)
Personality Assessment in Clinical Psychology (Katy W. Martin-Fernandez, Yossef S. Ben-Porath)
Psychological Treatments for Social Anxiety Disorder (Simona C. Kaplan, Michaela B. Swee, Richard G. Heimberg)
Psychosocial Measurement Issues in Sport and Exercise Settings (Gershon Tenenbaum, Edson Filho)
Spatial Development (Jeffrey J. Lockman, Nicholas E. Fears, Emily A. Lewis)
Trust and Social Dilemmas (Craig D. Parks), summary
Architecture, the Built Environment, and Religion in America (Peter W. Williams)
Atheism in America (Eric Chalfant)
Buddhist Geography and Regionalism (Megan Bryson)
Civil Religion in America (Raymond Haberski, Jr.)
Denomination in American Public Life (Russell E. Richey)
Egypt in the Old Testament (Christopher Hays)
Film and Religion in America (Eric Michael Mazur)
Freemasonry's Sacred Space in America (Phillip Gordon Mackintosh)
Gender and Public Religion in America (Stephanie Y. Mitchem)
Memorialization and Religion in America (Adam M. Ware)
Music and Religion in American Public Life (Jason C. Bivins)
Online Media and Religion in America (Adam Bajan, Heidi A. Campbell)
Popular Culture and Religion in America (Lynn Schofield Clark, Seth M. Walker)
Print Media and Religion in America (Elesha J. Coffman, Timothy D. Grundmeier)
Public Art and Religion in America (Kymberly Pinder)
Race and American Judaism (Samira K. Mehta)
Religion, Modernity, and Assimilation in America (Samira K. Mehta)
Religious Ceremonies in American Public Life (Joseph W. Williams)
The Judeo-Christian and Abrahamic Traditions in American Public Life (K. Healan Gaston)
Transmission of Buddhist Media and Texts (Daniel Veidlinger)
U.S. Protestant Foreign Missions after World War II (David C. Kirkpatrick)
Social Work
Embedded Foundations (Paula Allen-Meares)
Screening Substance Use and Misuse among Middle and High School Students (Lori K. Holleran Steiker)
December 2017
African History
Anthropological and Ethnographic Methods and Sources (Constance Smith)
Archaeozoology: Methods (Veerle Linseele), summary
Bchira Ben M'rad, Leader of the First Tunisian Feminist Movement (Khedija Arfaoui), summary
Film, Radio, and Society in Colonial and Postcolonial Africa (James Genova)
Indigenous Peoples in Africa (Renee Sylvain)
North Africa and France: Imperialism, Colonialism, and Women, 1830–1962 (Julia Clancy-Smith)
Postcolonial States and Societies in West Africa (Ebenezer Obadare)
The Swahili in the African and Indian Ocean Worlds to c. 1500 (Abdul Sheriff)
Women and Post-Independence African Politics (Gretchen Bauer, Akosua Darkwah, Donna Patterson)
American History
Organized Labor and the Civil Rights Movement (Alan Draper)
United States Strategy in the Asia Pacific (Michael R. Anderson)
Asian History
China and the Asian World, 1500-1900 (Matthew W. Mosca)
Modern Cambodia Since 1863 (John Tully)
South Korea's Economic Development, 1948-1996 (Michael J. Seth)
The 1989 Tiananmen Movement and Its Aftermath (Rowena Xiaoqing He)
Business and Management
Global Diversity Management (Jawad Syed, Memoona Tariq)
Classical Studies
Elymian language (Benjamin Fortson)
gifts and giving, Roman (Neil Coffee)
mysteries, Eleusinian (Fritz Graf)
South Picene language (Benjamin Fortson)
Climate Science
The Climate Change Regime (Philipp Pattberg, Oscar Widerberg)
Criminology and Criminal Justice
Collateral Sanctions (Alec C. Ewald)
Correctional Programming and Gender (Gina Fedock, Stephanie S. Covington)
Active Listening, Music Education, and Society (Dan Mamlok)
Adult Education, Community, and Learning for Democracy in Scotland (Jim Crowther, Aileen Ackland, Margaret Petrie, David Wallace)
Commercialization in Education (Anna Hogan, Greg Thompson)
Decolonial Philosophy and Education (Nassim Noroozi)
Earth Ethics for Education (Clarence W. Joldersma)
Education for Sustainable Development (ESD) in Asia (Yuto Kitamura)
Ethnography and Education (Alpesh Maisuria, Dennis Beach)
Evidence-Based Educational Practice (Tone Kvernbekk)
Globalization of Educational Knowledge and Research (Keita Takayama)
Higher Education in China (Jin Jiang)
Moral and Character Education (David Ian Walker, Stephen J. Thoma)
Multicultural Education in Japan (Tomoko Tokunaga)
Multimodal Literacy (Kathy A. Mills, Len Unsworth)
Qualitative Design Research Methods (Michael Dominguez)
School Ethnography in Chile (Paulina Contreras, Eduardo Santa Cruz G., Jenny Assaél, Andrea Valdivia)
Teacher Education and Whiteness and Whiteness in Teacher Education in the United States (Cheryl E. Matias, Naomi W. Nishi, Geneva L. Sarcedo)
Teacher Education in Australia (Diane Mayer, Wayne Cotton, Alyson Simpson)
Teacher Education Research (Ian Menter)
Traditions, Research, and Practice Supporting Academically Productive Classroom Discourse (Jie Park, Sarah Michaels, Renee Affolter, Catherine O'Connor)
Translanguaging (Sara Vogel, Ofelia Garcia)
Trust in Education (Megan Tschannen-Moran)
Environmental Science
History and Assessment of the Intergovernmental Platform on Biodiversity and Ecosystem Services (Céline Granjou, Isabelle Arpin)
Household Air Pollution in Low and Middle Income Countries (Caroline A. Ochieng, Cathryn Tonne, Sotiris Vardoulakis, Jan Semenza)
Global Public Health
Children Migrants' Mental Health (Saida Abdi), summary
Health in All Policies: From the Local to the Global (Kira Fortune, Orielle Solar, Francisco Becerra, Paulo Buss, Patricia Ribeiro, Gabriela E. Keahon), summary
Sex Ed: A Global Perspective (Ralph J. DiClemente, Nihari Patel), summary
Latin American History
Music and Eastern Cuban Identity (Rebecca Bodenheimer)
Music and Folklore Research in the Departamento de Bellas Artes, 1926–1946 (Jessica Gottfried)
Parícutin: Volcano in a Cornfield (Claire Perrott)
The Early Spanish Caribbean (Ida Altman), summary
Cognitively Oriented Theories of Meaning (Peter Gärdenfors)
Morphology and Phonotactics (Maria Gouskova), summary
Romance in Contact With Semitic (Daniele Baglioni), summary
The Playful Lexicon in the Romance Languages: Onomatopoeia, Reduplication, Prosodic Templates, Blending (David Pharies), summary
Words Versus Rules (Storage Versus On-Line Production/Processing) in Morphology (Vsevolod Kapatsinski), summary
Natural Hazard Science
Flood Resilient Construction and Adaptation of Buildings (David Proverbs, Jessica Lamond)
Natural Hazards Identification and Hazard Management Systems (P. Patrick Leahy)
Caenorhabditis elegans Olfaction (Douglas K. Reilly, Jagan Srinivasan)
Cephalopod Nervous System Organization (Z. Yan Wang, Clifton W. Ragsdale), summary
Developmental Neurobiology of Anxiety and Related Disorders (Emily M. Cohodes, Dylan G. Gee)
Planetary Science
Volcanism on Mercury (David A. Rothery), summary
Accountability and Responsibility (Robert Gregory)
Agenda Setting and Case Selection on the U.S. Supreme Court (Elizabeth A. Lane, Ryan C. Black)
Civil Service Systems (Vainius Smalskys, Jolanta Urbanovič)
Gendering Institutional Change (Georgina Waylen)
Greece and the European Union (Spyros Blavoukos)
Indigenous Political Representation in Latin America (Roberta Rice)
Libertarianism (Bas Van Der Vossen)
Neofunctionalism (Arne Niemann)
Politicians with Disabilities: Challenges and Choices (Sally Friedman, Richard K. Scotch)
Action Regulation Theory (Hannes Zacher)
Coaching Behavior and Effectiveness in Sport and Exercise Psychology (Ronald E. Smith, Frank L. Smoll)
History of Sport, Exercise, and Performance Psychology in Europe (Stiliani "Ani" Chroni, Frank Abrahamsen)
Illness-Related Cognition (Amy E. Richardson, Elizabeth Broadbent)
Internet-Based Methods in Managing Alcohol Misuse (Stuart Linke, Elizabeth Murray)
Modeling in Sport and Performance (Barbi Law, Phillip Post, Penny McCullagh)
Personality and Health (Sarah E. Hampson)
Psychological Considerations of Adolescents in Sport and Performance (Katherine A. Tamminen, Courtney Braun)
Psychological Stress and Cellular Aging (Idan Shalev, Waylon J. Hastings)
Religion and Spirituality in Sport (Ivo Jirásek), summary
Social Psychology and Language (Susan Baker, Bernadette Watson, Cindy Gallois), summary
The Role of Mental Processes in Elite Sports Performance (Joan N. Vickers, A. Mark Williams)
American Narratives of Sin and Salvation (W. Clark Gilpin)
Chan Literature (Jeffrey L. Broughton)
Commerce, Consumerism, and Christianity in America (Dana Logan)
Governance in Classical Islamic Thought (Ovamir Anjum)
Interracialism and American Christianity (Phillip Luke Sinitiere)
Islam and the Middle East in the American Imagination (Brooke Sherrard)
Liberation Theologies in America (Craig L. Nessan)
Parades and Processions in America (Rodger M. Payne)
The Idea of Black Religion (Jamil W. Drake)
The Religious History of the Roman Empire (John North)
U.S. Foreign Policy and Religion (Malcolm Magee)
War and Religion in American History (Jonathan H. Ebel)
Social Work
Interventions for Adolescent Depression (Jacqueline Corcoran)
November 2017
African History
The Ethiopian Red Terror (Jacob Wiebel)
The History of Angola (Jeremy Ball)
American History
Black Women and Beauty Culture in 20th-Century America (Maxine Leeds Craig)
LGBTQ Politics in America Since 1945 (Emily K. Hobson)
Memorializing Incarceration: The Japanese American Experience in World War II and Beyond (Franklin Odo)
Politics of Reproductive Rights in 20th-Century America (Rickie Solinger)
The Environment in the Atomic Age (Rachel Rothschild)
Asian History
Intellectual Trends in Imperial China (Chang Woei Ong)
Japanese Empire in Hokkaido (Philip Seaton)
Japanese Empire in Manchuria (Emer O'Dwyer)
Khojas of Kashgar (Alexandre Papas)
The Creation of Pakistan (Ayesha Jalal)
Business and Management
Appropriation of Value from Competitive Advantages (Andy El-Zayaty, Russell Coff)
Creative Thinking Process (Michael Mumford, Samantha Elliott, Robert Martin), summary
Social Norms in Organizations (Jennifer E. Dannals, Dale T. Miller)
Tracking the Entrepreneurial Process with the Panel Study of Entrepreneurial Dynamics (PSED) Protocol (Paul D. Reynolds)
Classical Studies
building techniques and materials, Roman (Roger B. Ulrich)
diagrams (Courtney Ann Roby), revised
Faliscan language (Benjamin Fortson)
frugality (frugalitas) and parsimony (parsimonia) (Grant Nelsestuen)
Musaeus, Greek poet (Silvia Montiglio)
North Picene language (Benjamin Fortson)
saeculum (Susan Bilynskyj Dunning)
Sicel (or Siculian) language (Benjamin Fortson)
Umbrian language (Benjamin Fortson)
wealth, Roman attitudes towards (Gloria Vivenza, Neville Morley)
Climate Science
Climate Change and Geopolitics (Simon Dalby)
Climate of Southern Africa (C.J.C. Reason)
Climatic Changes and Cultural Responses During the African Humid Period Recorded in Multi-Proxy Data (David McGee, Peter B. deMenocal)
The Development of Climate Science of the Baltic Sea Region (Anders Omstedt)
Criminology and Criminal Justice
Preventing Bullying in School and Work Contexts (Iain Coyne, Marilyn Campbell)
Confucianism and Education (Charlene Tan)
NonStandardized Englishes in Mainstream Literacy Practice (Patriann Smith)
Postcolonialism and Education (Penny Enslin)
Environmental Science
Soil Resources, the Delivery of Ecosystem Services and Value (David A. Robinson, Fiona Seaton, Katrina Sharps, Amy Thomas, Francis Parry Roberts, Martine van der Ploeg, Laurence Jones, Jannes Stolte, Maria Puig de la Bellacasa, Paula Harrison, Bridget Emmett)
Global Public Health
Community-Oriented Primary Health Care for Improving Maternal, Newborn, and Child Health (Amira M. Khan, Zohra S. Lassi, Zulfiqar A. Bhutta), summary
Convergence Theory and the Salmon Effect in Migrant Health (Oliver Razum, Yudit Namer), summary
Health Care Access for Migrants in Europe (Catherine A. O'Donnell), summary
Health Status of Refugees and Asylum Seekers in Europe (Rachel Humphris, Hannah Bradby)
Migration and Obesity (Solveig A. Cunningham, Hadewijch Vandenheede), summary
International Studies
Anarchy in International Relations (Silviya Lechner)
Biopower and International Relations (Angélica Guerra-Barón)
Challenges to Traditional International Relations Theory Posed by Environmental Change (Hugh Dyer), revised
Compliance with International Law (Jana von Stein)
Conflict Escalation (Richard Bösch)
Critical Theory: IR's Engagement with the Frankfurt School and Marxism (Faruk Yalvaç), revised
Deterrence and Crisis Bargaining (Vesna Danilovic, Joe Clare), revised
Developing Countries and International Law (Shirley V. Scott, Orli Zahava)
Economics and Conflict (Gerald Schneider), revised
Electronic Commerce (Sarah Cleeland Knight, Catherine L. Mann), revised
Ethics of Peacebuilding (Reina C. Neufeldt)
Evolution of International Organization as Institutional Forms and Historical Processes since 1945: "Quis Custodiet ipsos custodies?" (Jacques F. Fomerand), revised
Gender, Religion, and International Relations (Amanda Donahoe), revised
Global Distributive Justice (Kevin K W Ip)
Historical Sociology and International Relations: Interdisciplinary Approaches to Large-Scale Historical Change and Global Order (Besnik Pula, Yannis A. Stivachtis)
Indigenous Rights in International Law (Cher Weixia Chen), revised
Intelligence and Terrorism (Erik J. Dahl, David Viola), revised
Interdependence in International Organization and Global Governance (Roger A. Coate, Jeffrey A. Griffin, Steven Elliott-Gower), revised
Interdisciplinarity: Its Meaning and Consequences (Raymond C. Miller), revised
International Cooperation Theory and International Institutions (Xinyuan Dai, Duncan Snidal, Michael Sampson), revised
International Economic Institutions and Global Justice (Pamela Blackmon), revised
International Hierarchy (Alexander D. Barder), revised
International Organization and Environmental Governance (Joshua W. Busby), revised
International Organization and Health/Disease (Kelley Lee, Julia Smith), revised
International Relations as a Social Science and as an American Social Science (Anne-Marie D'Aoust)
International Society (Katarzyna Kaczmarska)
Inter-Organizational Relations: Five Theoretical Approaches (Ulrich Franke)
Issues in Data Collection: International Conflict (Kristian Skrede Gleditsch, Kyle Beardsley, Sara M. T. Polo), revised
Postcolonialism in International Relations (Jan Wilkens)
Poststructuralism and Postmodernism in International Relations (Asli Calkivik)
Technology Standards in International Communication (Jeffrey Hart), revised
The Politics of Climate Change (Loren R. Cass), revised
The Power and International Politics of Money (W. Travis Selmier)
The Practice Turn in International Relations Theory (Jérémie Cornut), revised
The Third Debate and Post-Positivism (Thierry Balzacq, Stéphane J. Baele), revised
Transnational Actors (Markus Thiel, Jeffrey Maslanik), revised
Trust and International Organization (Kendall W. Stiles), revised
Using Facebook as an Educational Resource in the Classroom (Carolyn M. Shaw), revised
Virtue Ethics and International Relations (Kirsten Ainley)
World Trade Law (Marc D. Froese), revised
Latin American History
Aztec Apocalypse, 1519–1521 (Ross Hassig)
Fernando Ortiz on Afro-Cuban Music (Robin Moore)
Latin America and Antarctica (Adrian Howkins)
Lombardo Toledano´s Struggles in the World of Labor (Daniela Spenser)
Acquisition of Pragmatics (Myrto Grigoroglou, Anna Papafragou)
Exoskeletal Versus Endoskeletal Approaches in Morphology (Víctor Acedo-Matellán), summary
Personal Nouns (Agent Nouns) in the Romance Languages (Riccardo Regis), summary
Second Language Phonetics (Ocke-Schwen Bohn), summary
The Morphology of Uralic Languages (Anna Sörés), summary
Contemporary Literature from Singapore (Weihsin Gui)
Grillo, Evelio (Kenya C. Dworkin y Méndez)
Women and Writing in Spanish America from Colonial Times through the 20th Century (Carolina Alzate, Betty Osorio)
Natural Hazard Science
Collaboration and Cross-Sector Coordination for Humanitarian Assistance in a Disaster Recovery Setting (David Sanderson)
Planetary Science
Venus in Mesoamerica (Ivan Šprajc), summary
Climate Change and Justice (Christopher Armstrong)
Visual Development (Janette Atkinson)
Film Regulation and the Church in America (William Romanowski)
Native Americans, Law, and Religion in America (Michael P. Guéno)
Natural Space and Religion in North America (Joseph Witt)
Race and Protestantism in America (Lauren Frances Turek)
Workplace and Religion in America (Lake Lambert)
Social Work
Religious Fundamentalist Families in School Social Work (Jennifer Yates)
October 2017
African History
Boko Haram: History and Context (Hilary Matfess)
Decolonization in French West Africa (Tony Chafer)
Ethnographic Analogy in Archaeology: Methodological Insights from Southern Africa (Mark McGranaghan)
Food Production in the Forest Zone of West Africa: Archaeological and Historical Perspectives (Richard T. Chia, A. Catherine D'Andrea)
Interdisciplinary Perspectives on Precolonial Sub-Saharan African Farming and Herding Communities (Paul Lane, Anna Shoemaker)
Mahdist Omdurman (Robert S. Kramer)
Pentecostalism in Africa (Nimi Wariboko)
The Stone Age Archaeology of West Africa (Eleanor Scerri)
Tropical Africa in the Global Economy (Ralph A. Austen)
American History
Excavating Asian America in the Sacramento Delta (Kelly N. Fong)
Intelligence and U.S. Foreign Relations (Thomas A. Reinstein)
Irish American Working Class (David Brundage)
Popular Culture and U.S. Foreign Relations (Andrew J. Falk)
Sherman's March in American History and Cultural Memory (Anne Sarah Rubin)
Social Gospel and the American Working Class (Janine Giordano Drake)
Technology and the Environment (Timothy James LeCain)
The United States and the United Nations (Michelle Getchell)
Asian History
Manchuria in Modern East Asia, 1600s–1949 (Dan Shao)
Publishing and Popular Literature in Imperial China (Cynthia Brokaw)
The Emirate of Bukhara (Andreas Wilde)
Transregional Trade in Early Modern Eurasia (Matthew Romaniello)
Business and Management
Executive Severance Agreements: Making Sense of an Emerging, Yet Fragmented, Research Field (Felice B. Klein, Kevin McSweeney, Cynthia E. Devers, Gerry McNamara, Spenser Blosser)
Infrastructure for Entrepreneurship (Jennifer Woolley)
Professions from a Gendered Perspective (Isabel Boni-Le Goff, Nicky Le Feuvre)
Transaction Cost Economics as a Theory of the Firm, Management, and Governance (Mikko Ketokivi, Joseph T. Mahoney)
Work-Family Conflict and Work-Life Conflict (Ellen Ernst Kossek, Kyung-Hee Lee)
Classical Studies
Delphic oracle (Michael Scott), revised
fulling (Miko Flohr)
Gold Tablets (Fritz Graf)
Hera (Vinciane Pirenne-Delforge, Gabriella Pironti), revised
Procopius (Marion Kruse), revised
Secular Games (Susan Bilynskyj Dunning), revised
tribunicia potestas (T. Corey Brennan)
Climate Science
Adaptive Governance (Ronald D. Brunner, Amanda H. Lynch)
Agricultural Extension and Climate Change Communication (Linda S. Prokopy, Wendy-Lin Bartels, Gary Burniske, Rebecca Power)
Climate Change Communication in Canada (Candis Callison, D. B. Tindall)
Climate Change Communication in China (Ji Li, Luo Dan)
Climate Change Communication in India (Jagadish Thaker)
Communicating about Biodiversity, Public Engagement, and Climate Change (Mikko Rask, Richard Worthington)
Communicating about Carbon Taxes and Emissions Trading Programs (Erick Lachapelle)
Communicating about Climate Change with Farmers (Mark Morrison, Donald W. Hine, Steven D'Alessandro)
Communicating about Climate Change with Religious Groups and Leaders (Randolph Haluza-DeLay)
Communication Strategies of Environmental NGOs and Advocacy Groups (Steven Yearley)
Desertification and Re-Greening of the Sahel (Rasmus Fensholt, Cheikh Mbow, Martin Brandt, Kjeld Rasmussen)
Engaging with Climate Change Imagery (Saffron O'Neill)
Governance Arrangements for Adaptation to Climate Change (Catrien Termeer, Arwin van Buuren, Art Dewulf, Dave Huitema, Heleen Mees, Sander Meijerink, Marleen van Rijswick)
Interannual Variability of the Indian Monsoon and Its Link to ENSO (Fred Kucharski, Muhammad Adnan Abid)
Land-Climate Interaction over the Tibetan Plateau (Yongkang Xue, Yaoming Ma, Qian Li)
Modeling of Regional Climate over the Tibetan Plateau (Yanhong Gao, Deliang Chen)
Psychological Challenges in Communicating about Climate Change and its Uncertainites (Emily H. Ho, David V. Budescu, Han Hui Por)
Regional History of Settlement and Human Impacts in the Baltic Sea Region over the Last 2000 Years (Mika Lavento), summary
Acculturation and Intergroup Communication (Richard Y. Bourhis)
Collective Protest, Rioting, and Aggression (Stephen Reicher)
Cyberlibertarianism (Lincoln Dahlberg)
Disability and Intergroup Communication (Karyn Ogata Jones, Lee Crandall)
Environment (Phaedra C. Pezzullo)
European Union Telecommunications Policy (Seamus Simpson)
Gender Issues in Intergroup Communication (V. Skye Wingate, Nicholas A. Palomares)
Mapping and Spatial Studies (Joshua Ewalt)
Negotiating Work-Life (Brenda L. Berkelaar, LaRae Tronstad)
Politician-Public Group Dynamics (João R. Caetano, Alexandra F. Martins)
Professional Identity and Roles of Journalists (Thomas Hanitzsch)
Terrorism and Intergroup Communication (Allison E. Betus, Michael K. Jablonski, Anthony F. Lemieux)
Criminology and Criminal Justice
Calibrating Professional Learning Approaches for Teachers in Inclusive Classrooms in the Context of Implementation Science (Michael Arthur-Kelly)
Chinese Education in Malaysia (Ming Chee Ang)
Critical Perspectives on the Political Economy of Higher Education in India and Globally (Prabhat Patnaik)
Curriculum and Place (William M. Reynolds)
Deleuze Studies in Education (David R. Cole)
European Studies and Research in Adult Learning and Education (Oriol Rios-Gonzalez)
Family and Home Literacy Across Time (Catherine Compton-Lilly)
Inclusive Education and European Educational Policy (Amanda Watkins)
Intellectual Property and Education (John Willinsky)
Sociocultural Perspectives on Curriculum, Pedagogy, and Assessment to Support Inclusive Education (Missy Morton, Annie Guerin)
Spirituality and Education in the United States (Roland W. Mitchell, Nicholas E. Mitchell, Chaunda A. Mitchell)
Environmental Science
Organic Farming (Theodore J. K. Radovich)
Payments versus Direct Controls for Environmental Externalities in Agriculture (Alfons Weersink, David Pannell)
Pros and Cons of GMO Crop Farming (Rene Van Acker, Motior Rahman, S. Zahra H. Cici)
Soil Quality as Affected by Intensive Versus Conservative Agricultural Managements (Luigi Badalucco)
The Agriculture of Early India (Charlene Murphy, Dorian Q. Fuller)
Latin American History
#YoSoy132, Social Media, and Political Organization (Javier Contreras Alcantara)
Basques in the Atlantic World, 1450–1824 (Xabier Lamikiz)
Constitutionalism in the Hispanic World (Jaime E. Rodríguez O.)
Cultural Institutions of the Brazilian Empire (Lilia Katri Moritz Schwarcz)
Digital Resources: Gender and Latin American Independence (Catherine Davies)
Foreign Travelers in Mexico: Chronicles and Stories (James A. Garza)
Gender and Sexuality in Brazil since Independence (Sueann Caulfield, Cristiana Schettini)
Mexican Telenovelas (O. Hugo Benavides)
Mexico's First Decades of Independence (Christon I. Archer, Stephen B. Neufeld)
Oscar Lewis, Urban Poverty, and The Children of Sánchez (Joshua K. Salyers)
American and Japanese Self-Help Literature (Shunsuke Ozaki)
Anglo-Saxon Vernacular Literary Culture (Katherine O'Brien O'Keeffe)
Character (Julian Murphet)
Periodical Fiction in Denmark and Norway before 1900 (Aina Nøding)
Puerto Rican Nationhood, Ethnicity, and Literature (Frances R. Aparicio)
Serialization and Victorian Literature (Susan David Bernstein, Julia McCord Chavez)
Serializing Fiction in the Australasian Press (Graham Law)
The Reception of American Cinema in Japan (Hiroshi Kitamura, Keiko Sasagawa)
Natural Hazard Science
Agency Coordination and Cross-Sector Collaboration in Fragile States (Abdul-Akeem Sadiq, Jenna Tyler)
Corruption and the Governance of Disaster Risk (David Alexander)
Remote Sensing and Physical Modelling of Fires, Floods and Landslides (Mahesh Prakash, James Hilton, Claire Miller, Vincent Lemiale, Raymond Cohen, Yunze Wang)
Socio-Hydrology of Floods (Giuliano Di Baldassarre)
Active Electroreception in Weakly Electric Fish (Angel Ariel Caputi)
Neuroinflammation and Neuroplasticity in Pain (Jürgen Sandkühler)
Planetary Science
Origins of Life: Open Questions and Debates (André Brack)
Approaches to Explaining Regional Conflict and Peace (Kentaro Sakuwa)
Challenges and Possibilities of Empirical International Relations Theory: Evidence from Research in Brazil (Fernanda Barasuol, Andre Reis da Silva)
Decision Making Theories in Foreign Policy Analysis (Alex Mintz, Amnon Sofrin)
Diversionary Theory of War in Foreign Policy Analysis (Joe D. Hagan)
Fighting Abroad, Fighting at Home (and Vice Versa): Identifying the Relationship Between Civil and Interstate Conflict with Fewer Assumptions (Michael Colaresi)
Foreign Policy Change (Spyros Blavoukos, Dimitris Bourantonis)
Foundations of Power Transition Theory (Ronald L. Tammen, Jacek Kugler, Douglas Lemke)
Network Science and International Relations (Zeev Maoz)
Suicide Terrorism Theories (Susanne Martin, Ami Pedahzur)
Terrorism as a Global Wave Phenomenon: Anarchist Wave (David C. Rapoport)
Terrorism as a Global Wave Phenomenon: Religious Wave (David C. Rapoport)
The Foreign Policy Implications of Financial Crises (Ronja Kempin)
The Impact of Meso-Level Assumptions on Grand Theorizing: Using Unit, State, and Regime Type for Constructing IR's Historical Narratives (and Theory-Building) (Daniel M. Green)
The Logics of Systemic Theory (Bear F. Braumoeller, Benjamin Campbell)
The Spread of Conflict in International Relations (Nils W. Metternich)
Collective Mobilization and Social Protest (Martijn van Zomeren)
Dyslexia (Linda Siegel)
Group Processes (Charles Stangor)
Leadership Skills in Sport (W. James Weese, P. Chelladurai)
Physical Activity, Physical Fitness, and Depression (Felipe B. Schuch, Brendon Stubbs)
Christianity in Hawai'i (Ronald Williams Jr.)
Culture, Entertainment, and Religion in America (Randall J. Stephens)
Cyberspace and Religion in America (Douglas E. Cowan)
Esoteric Buddhism in Southeast Asia (Nathan McGovern)
Healing and Religion in the United States (Brett Hendrickson)
National Elections and Religion in America (Frank Lambert)
Peace Movements and Religion in the United States (Sharon Erickson Nepstad)
Place and Spirituality in the Pacific Northwest (Madeline Duntley)
Social Progressivism and Religion in America (Zoe Trodd)
The Eruv as Contested Jewish Space in North America (Myer Siemiatycki)
The Marketplace and Religion in America (Daniel Silliman)
U.S. Foreign Relations and American Religious Liberalism (Cara Lea Burnidge)
Social Work
Autism and Suicide (Oren Shtayermman)
Crossover Youth (Wendy Haight, Min Hae Cho)
Health Disparities (Valire Carr Copeland, Sandra Wexler)
Incest Survivors (Valandra, Jeni McIntyre)
Mixed Methods Research (Daphne C. Watkins)
September 2017
African History
Ceramics, Foodways, and Consumption: Methods (Liza Gijanto)
Forest History (Christopher Conte)
Popular Politics in East Africa from Precolonial to Postcolonial Times (James R. Brennan)
The Nile Waters Issue (Terje Tvedt)
Ujamaa (Michael Jennings)
American History
Anglicans and Episcopalians in America (Joan R. Gundersen)
Childbirth and Breastfeeding in 20th-Century America (Jessica Martucci)
Polish Immigration and the American Working Class (Dominic Pacyga)
Rap Music (Austin McCoy)
Asian History
Asian Piracy (Sebastian R. Prange)
Beer and Whisky in Japanese Marketplaces (Jeffrey W. Alexander)
Business and Management
Institutional Logics (Heather A. Haveman, Gillian Gualtieri)
Workplace Dishonesty and Deception as Socially Situated Organizational Behavior (Keith Leavitt, David M. Sluss)
Classical Studies
abacus (Serafina Cuomo), revised
Empiricists (Marquis Berrey)
Lycurgus (3), of Boutadai, Athenian orator and politician (S. D. Lambert), revised
Quintus Smyrnaeus (Silvio Bär), revised
Climate Science
Affective Imagery, Risk Perceptions, and Climate Change Communication (Anthony Leiserowitz, Nicholas Smith)
Celebrities and Climate Change (Julie Doyle, Nathan Farrell, Michael K. Goodman)
Climate Change Adaptation Strategies of Local Governments in Japan (Kenshi Baba, Masahiro Matsuura, Taiko Kudo, Shigeru Watanabe, Shun Kawakubo, Akiko Chujo, Hiroharu Tanaka, Mitsuru Tanaka)
Climate Change Communication and Indigenous Publics (Candis Callison)
Climate Change Communication in Argentina (M. Teresa Mercado-Sáez, César Galarza)
Climate Change Communication in Belgium (Yves Pepermans, Pieter Maeseele)
Climate Change Communication in Middle East and Arab Countries (Mikkel Fugl Eskjær)
Climate Change Communication in Portugal (Ana Horta, Anabela Carvalho)
Climate Change Communication in Singapore (Shirley S. Ho, Agnes S. F. Chuah)
Climate Change Conspiracy Theories (Joseph E. Uscinski, Karen Douglas, Stephan Lewandowsky)
Communicating about Hydropower, Dams, and Climate Change (Emma Lundberg, Caroline Gottschalk Druschke, Bridie McGreavy, Sara Randall, Tyler Quiring, Alison Fisher, Francesca Soluri, Hannah Dallas, David Hart, Kevin Gardner)
Communicating about Solar Energy and Climate Change (Tarla Rai Peterson, Cristi C. Horton)
Communicating Climate Change Adaptation and Resilience (Susanne C. Moser)
Communicating the Public Health Risks of Climate Change (Melinda R. Weathers, Edward Maibach, Matthew Nisbet)
Documentary and Edutainment Portrayals of Climate Change and their Societal Impacts (Kathryn E. Cooper, Erik C. Nisbet)
Entertainment Film and TV Portrayals of Climate Change and their Societal Impacts (Anthony Dudo, Jacob Copple, Lucy Atkinson)
Ethics for Climate Change Communicators (Michael Lamb)
Fear Appeals in Climate Change Communication (Joseph P. Reser, Graham L. Bradley)
Frame Analysis in Climate Change Communication (Mike S. Schäfer, Saffron O'Neill)
Geographies of Climate Change Belief (Debbie Hopkins, Ezra M. Markowitz)
Internet-Enabled Activism and Climate Change (Luis E. Hestres, Jill E. Hopke)
Media Coverage on International Climate Summits and Negotiations (Jens Wolling, Dorothee Arlt)
The Information Deficit Model and Climate Change Communication (Brianne Suldovsky)
Wildfire Communication and Climate Risk Mitigation (Robyn S. Wilson, Sarah M. McCaffrey, Eric Toman)
A Case Study of Sesame Workshop's Cleaner, Happier, Healthier Intervention in Bangladesh, India, and Nigeria: Reporting on Exposure and Impact (Dina L. G. Borzekowski)
A Case Study: Targeting the Stop.Think.Connect. Cybersecurity Campaign to University Campuses (Matthew W. Savage, Sarah E. Jones, Jenna E. Reno, Shari Veil)
Advocacy Groups as Agents for Change in Health and Risk Messaging (Jen Ptacek, Kirstin N. Dolick, Marifran Mattson)
Behavioral Indicators of Discrimination in Social Interactions (Abigail R. Corrington, Mikki Hebl, Jo-Ann Tsang)
Cancer Communication Science: Intergroup Perspectives (Lisa Sparks, Gary L. Kreps)
Climate Change Communication (Amy E. Chadwick)
Communicating Religious Identities (Renate Ysseldyk)
Communication, Aging, and Culture (Robert M. McCann)
Conflict and Perceived Threat in Eastern Africa (Elvis Nshom)
Conversation Analysis and Intergroup Communication (Ann Weatherall)
Conversation Analysis and Medicine (Wayne A. Beach, Kyle Gutzmer, Chelsea Chapman)
Creating Authentic and Lasting Community Relationships to Enhance Awareness and Understanding of Cancer Research (Linda Fleisher, Evelyn González, Armenta Washington)
Crisis Communication (Audra Diers-Lawson)
Critical Food Studies (Helene A. Shugart)
Digital Media Ethics (Charles Ess)
Discursive Psychological Approaches to Intergroup Communication (Martha Augoustinos, Simon Goodman)
Gangs and Intergroup Communication (DaJung Woo)
Gender Bias and Sexism in Language (Michela Menegatti, Monica Rubini)
Genocide and Intergroup Communication (William A. Donohue)
Health Literacy and Health/Risk Communication (Michael Mackert, Sara Champlin, Jisoo Ahn)
Identity Negotiation Theory and Mindfulness Practice (Stella Ting-Toomey)
Ingroup Love and Outgroup Hate (Silvia Moscatelli, Monica Rubini)
Interethnic Communication (Federica Pieragostini, Bruno Gabriel Salvador Casara, Caterina Suitner)
Intergroup Communication: India (Tej K. Bhatia)
Intergroup Communication: Scandinavia (Tore Kristiansen)
Intractability from a Sociopsychological Approach (Daniel Bar-Tal)
Jokes and Humor in Intergroup Relations (Thomas E. Ford, Christopher J. Breeden, Emma C. O'Connor, Noely C. Banos)
Legal Issues in Intergroup Relations (Charles W. Choi)
Media Entertainment and Emotions (Ed S. Tan)
Media Use in a Political Context: An Intergroup Communication Perspective (Mei-Chen Lin, Paul Haridakis)
Migrants and Migrant Workers (Cheng Zeng)
Public Discourse and Intergroup Communication (Mikaela L. Marlow)
Qualitative Methods in Intergroup Communication (Maggie J. Pitts)
Race and Ethnicity in U.S. Media Content and Effects (Dana Mastro)
Speech and Debate (Michael Chouinard, Daniel Cronn-Mills)
The Role of Emotional Mimicry in Intergroup Relations (Ursula Hess, Agneta Fischer)
Understanding Hate Speech (Michael S. Waltman, Ashely A. Mattheis)
Criminology and Criminal Justice
A Critical Introduction to Arts Behind Bars (Aylwyn Walsh)
Copycat Crime (Ray Surette)
Cultural Criminology (Jeff Ferrell, Keith Hayward, Michelle Brown)
Detecting Healthcare Fraud and Abuse in the United States (Paul Jesilow, Bryan Burton)
Film Noir (William Luhr)
Folk Heroes and Folk Devils: The Janus Face of the Robber in Popular Culture (Simon Hallsworth)
Green Criminology, Culture, and Cinema (Bill McClanahan, Avi Brisman, Nigel South)
Infanticide in 19th-Century England (Nicolá Goc)
Miscarriages of Justice (Randall Grometstein)
Network Perspectives on Crime (Jason Gravel, George E. Tita)
Prisoner Experiences (Dawn Moore)
Risk Assessment (Tim Brennan, William Dieterich, William Oliver)
Social Media, Vigilantism and Indigenous People in Australia (Chris Cunneen, Sophie Russell)
Wildlife Crime (Carole Gibbs, Rachel Boratto)
Authenticity in Education (Lauren Bialystok)
Core Reflection Approach in Teacher Education (Fred A.J. Korthagen, Ellen E. Nuijten)
Jan Amos Comenius (Stephen Tomlinson)
Social Geography, Space, and Place in Education (Aspa Baroutsis, Barbara Comber, Annette Woods)
Teacher Unions (John McCollow)
Environmental Science
A Historical Perspective of Unconventional Oil and Gas Extraction and Public Health (Erin N. Haynes, Lisa McKenzie, Stephanie A. Malin, John W. Cherrie)
Aerosols and their Impact on Radiation, Clouds, Precipitation, and Severe Weather Events (Zhanqing Li, Daniel Rosenfeld, Jiwen Fan)
Benefit Transfer for Ecosystem Services (Kevin J. Boyle, Christopher F. Parmeter)
Causes of Soil Salinization, Sodification, and Alkalinization (Elisabeth N. Bui)
Deforestation of the Brazilian Amazon (Phillip Fearnside)
Environmental Change, Migration, and Population Health (Celia McMichael)
Environmental History of the Mississippi River and Delta (Christopher Morris)
Modeling the Impact of Environment on Infectious Diseases (Giovanni Lo Iacono, Gordon L. Nichols)
Subsurface (Tile) Agricultural Drainage (Gary Sands, Srinivasulu Ale, Laura Christianson, Nathan Utt)
The Impacts of Environmental Regulation on the U.S. Economy (Ann E. Ferris, Richard Garbaccio, Alex Marten, Ann Wolverton)
The Life Satisfaction Approach to Environmental Valuation (Christopher Fleming, Christopher Ambrey)
Global Public Health
Health for All and Primary Health Care, 1978-2018: an Overview (Susan Rifkin), summary
Potential Environmental Health Threats From Fracking (Irena Gorski, Brian Schwartz), summary
Latin American History
Digital Resources: The State of Digital Research on the Visual Culture of Spanish America (Barbara E. Mundy, Dana Leibsohn)
Economic Integration in 19th- and 20th-Century Central America (Dora María Téllez)
Guano, Intensive Agriculture, and Environmental Change in Latin America and the Caribbean (Gregory T. Cushman)
History of Alternative Communication in Chile: Phases and Endeavors (Chiara Sáez, Jorge Iturriaga)
Japanese Immigration to Brazil (Mieko Nishida)
Lucha Libre (Stephen Allen)
The Caribbean Visual Palette (Patricia Mohammed)
The Mexican-American War (Irving W. Levinson)
Zoos in Latin America (Regina Horta Duarte)
Acceptability Judgments (James Myers)
Noun-Modifying Clause Construction in Japanese (Yoshiko Matsumoto)
Origins of the Japanese Language (Alexander Vovin)
Polarity in the Semantics of Natural Language (Anastasia Giannakidou)
Academic Novels (Rob Morris)
Adams, Henry (Edward Halsey Foster)
Agee, James (Donna Seaman)
Aiken, Conrad (Arnold E. Sabatelli)
Albee, Edward (Victoria D. Sullivan)
Alcott, Louisa May (Angela M. Garcia)
Alger, Horatio (Glen Hendler)
Algonquin Round Table (Rob Morris)
Algren, Nelson (Bill Savage)
Alvarez, Julia (Kathrine Varnes)
American Detective Fiction (Mary Hadley)
Ammons, A. R. (Aaron K. DiFranco)
Anderson, Sherwood (Nancy Bunge)
Angelou, Maya (Stefanie K. Dunning)
Ashbery, John (Susan M. Schultz)
Asian American Literature (Kella Svetich)
Auden, W. H. (Philip Hobsbaum)
Autobiography: General Essay (Susan Balée)
Autobiography: Slave Narratives (Lynn Orilla Scott)
Autobiography: White Women during the Civil War (Lynn Domina)
Baldwin, James (Greg Miller)
Banks, Russell (Lani Wolf)
Barnes, Djuna (Joy Arbor)
Barth, John (Ian Bickford)
Barthelme, Donald (Ian Bickford)
Beattie, Ann (Donna Seaman)
Bellow, Saul (Sanford Pinsker)
Benét, Stephen Vincent (Paul Johnston)
Berry, Wendell (Aaron K. DiFranco)
Berryman, John (Philip Hobsbaum)
Bierce, Ambrose (Molly McQuade)
Bishop, Elizabeth (Tyler Hoffman)
Black Arts Movement (William R. Nash)
Black Mountain Poetry (Lacy Schutz)
Bradstreet, Anne (Daniel G. Brayton)
Brodkey, Harold (Philip Bufithis)
Brooks, Gwendolyn (William R. Nash)
Buck, Pearl S. (Amanda Fields)
Bukowski, Charles (Mark Conway)
Burroughs, William S. (Chuck Carlise)
Capote, Truman (Charles Robert Baker)
Carver, Raymond (James P. Austin)
Cather, Willa (Susan J. Rosowski)
Cheever, John (Scott Donaldson)
Chesnutt, Charles W. (Robert M. Dowling)
Chicago Renaissance (Molly McQuade)
Children's Literature in America (Sam Pickering)
Chopin, Kate (Robin Kemp)
Collins, Billy (Mark Conway)
Confessional Poetry (Philip Hobsbaum)
Cooper, James Fenimore (Charles Robert Baker)
Crane, Hart (Cornelius Browne)
Crane, Stephen (Mark Richardson)
Creeley, Robert (Lacy Schutz)
Crèvecoeur, J. Hector St. John de (Kathryn W. Kemp)
Cummings, E. E. (Kate Cone)
Dana, Richard Henry (Richard Everett)
de Tocqueville, Alexis (Kathryn W. Kemp)
Delillo, Don (Joseph Dewey)
Dickey, James (Henry Hart)
Dickinson, Emily (Molly McQuade)
Didion, Joan (Joy Arbor)
Dillard, Annie (Ian Bickford)
Doctorow, E. L. (Patrick A. Smith)
Dos Passos, John (Robert M. Dowling)
Douglass, Frederick (Mark Richardson)
Dreiser, Theodore (Jerome Loving)
Du Bois, W. E. B. (Mark Richardson)
Dunbar, Paul Laurence (David L. Dudley)
Edwards, Jonathan (Jane Beal)
Eliot, T. S. (Philip Hobsbaum)
Elkin, Stanley (David Ryan)
Ellison, Ralph (William R. Nash)
Emerson, Ralph Waldo (Sheldon W. Liebman)
Erdrich, Louise (Amanda Fields)
Faulkner, William (Charles Hannon)
Fitzgerald, F. Scott (Paul Sullivan)
Ford, Richard (Brian Henry)
Franklin, Benjamin (H. W. Brands)
Freneau, Philip (Theresa M. Welford)
Frost, Robert (Tyler Hoffman)
Gardner, John (Tanya E. C. Jarvik)
Garland, Hamlin (Jen Hirt)
Gay Literature: Poetry and Prose (Edward Halsey Foster)
Ginsberg, Allen (Chuck Carlise)
Gioia, Dana (Mark Royden Winchell)
Glasgow, Ellen (Susan Goodman)
Glück, Louise (Janna King)
Gunn, Thom (Theresa M. Welford)
H. D. (Doolittle, Hilda) (Mark Richardson)
Hacker, Marilyn (Yerra Sugarman)
Hapgood, Hutchins (Robert M. Dowling)
Harlem Renaissance (William R. Nash)
Harte, Bret (Nicolas S. Witschi)
Hawthorne, Nathaniel (Alfred Bendixen)
Hayden Carruth (Mark Conway)
Hayden, Robert (Christopher Buck)
Hecht, Anthony (Gerry Cambridge)
Heller, Joseph (Pauls Toutonghi)
Hellman, Lillian (William Wright)
Hemingway, Ernest (Charles Robert Baker)
Henry, O. (Robert M. Dowling)
Hoagland, Edward (Michael Rosovsky)
Howard, Richard (Benjamin Ivry)
Howells, William Dean (Susan Goodman)
Hughes, Langston (J. D. Scrimgeour)
Hugo, Richard (Lacy Schutz)
Hurston, Zora Neale (Susan Butterworth)
Imagism and American Poets (Scott Ashley)
Irving, John (Laurie Champion)
Irving, Washington (Charles Robert Baker)
Italian American Literature (Thomas J. Ferraro)
Jackson, Laura Riding (Anett Jessop)
James, Henry (Jonathan Freedman)
Jarrell, Randall (Philip Hobsbaum)
Jeffers, Robinson (Gerry Cambridge)
Jewett, Sarah Orne (Karen L. Kilcup)
Jewish American Fiction (Morris Dickstein)
Jong, Erica (Ellen McGrath Smith)
Jordan, June (Zack Rogow)
Justice, Donald (Emily R. Grosholz)
Kazin, Alfred (Zack Rogow)
Kennedy, William (Lani Wolf)
Kerouac, Jack (Ian Bickford)
Kincaid, Jamaica (Greg Miller)
King, Stephen (Kathleen A. Heininge)
Kingston, Maxine Hong (Kella Svetich)
Kinnell, Galway (Sean McDonnell)
Kushner, Tony (Josef Raab)
Lardner, Ring (Jen Hirt)
Latino/Latina Fiction in America (Alicia Borinsky)
Lazarus, Emma (Yerra Sugarman)
Levertov, Denise (Lacy Schutz)
Levine, Philip (Christopher Buckley)
Lewis, Sinclair (Richard Lingeman)
Lindsay, Vachel (Matthew J. Caballero)
Literary Theory in America (Patrick Colm Hogan)
Little Magazines (Michael Barsanti)
London, Jack (Robert Niemi)
Longfellow, Henry Wadsworth (Susan Balée, Dana Gioia)
Lopez, Barry (Paul Johnston)
Lowell, Amy (Joy Arbor)
Lowell, Robert (Henry Hart)
Loy, Mina (Anett Jessop)
Mailer, Norman (J. Michael Lennon)
Malamud, Bernard (Sanford Pinsker)
Mamet, David (J. Chris Westgate)
Masters, Edgar Lee (Matthew J. Caballero)
Mather, Cotton (Adam Scott Miller)
Matthews, William (Matthew J. Caballero)
Matthiessen, Peter (Patrick A. Smith)
McCarthy, Cormac (Kimberly Lewis)
McCarthy, Mary (Wendy Martin, Sharon Becker)
McClatchy, J. D. (Heather Stephenson)
McCullers, Carson (Louis H. Palmer III)
McNally, Terrence (Karma Waltonen)
McPhee, John (Jan Goggans)
Melville, Herman (Benjamin Ivry)
Mencken, H. L. (Edward A. (Sandy) Martin)
Merrill, James (Willard Spiegelman)
Merwin, W. S. (Sean McDonnell)
Metafiction (Jerome Klinkowitz)
Millay, Edna St. Vincent (Gerry Cambridge)
Miller, Arthur (Philip Parry)
Miller, Henry (David Ryan)
Momaday, N. Scott (Arnold E. Sabatelli)
Morrison, Toni (Kristine Yohe)
Nabokov, Vladimir (Ellen Pifer)
Native American Literature (Margo Lukens)
Naturalism and Realism (Gary Scharnhorst)
Nature Writing: Poetry (Aaron K. DiFranco)
Nature Writing: Prose (John Elder)
Naylor, Gloria (Amanda Fields)
New York School of Poets (Catherine Daly)
Norris, Frank (Jan Goggans)
Oates, Joyce Carol (Maile Chapman)
Objectivism (Reznikoff, Zukofsky, Oppen) (David L. Gunton)
O'Brien, Tim (Judith Kitchen)
O'Connor, Flannery (Susan Balée)
O'Hara, John (James P. Austin)
Olds, Sharon (Janet McCann)
O'Neill, Eugene (Philip Parry)
Ostriker, Alicia (Rachel Barenblat)
Ozick, Cynthia (Elaine M. Kauvar)
Paley, Grace (Ellen McGrath Smith)
Parker, Dorothy (Joy Arbor)
Pinsky, Robert (James Longenbach)
Plath, Sylvia (Caitriona O'Reilly)
Poe, Edgar Allan (Thomas Wright)
Ponsot, Marie (Marilyn Hacker)
Popular Fiction (John Sutherland)
Porter, Katherine Anne (Denise Larrabee)
Pound, Ezra (Michael Coyle)
Proletarian Literature (Robert Niemi)
Prose, Francine (Lani Wolf)
Proulx, Annie (Robert M. Dowling)
Puritanism: The Sense of an Unending (John McWilliams)
Pynchon, Thomas (David Ryan)
Ransom, John Crowe (Gerry Cambridge)
Reading Culture in Japan (Andrew T. Kamei-Dyche)
Reed, Ishmael (Lynn Orilla Scott)
Rich, Adrienne (Claire Keyes)
Robinson, Edwin Arlington (Scott Donaldson)
Roethke, Theodore (Gerry Cambridge)
Roth, Henry (Lani Wolf)
Roth, Philip (William H. Pritchard)
Rukeyser, Muriel (Jan Heller Levi)
Salinger, J. D. (Brian Henry)
Sandburg, Carl (Robert M. Dowling)
Schwartz, Delmore (Frederick Ethan Fischer)
Science Fiction in America (Vincent Standley)
Sentimental Literature (Mary Louise Kete)
Sexton, Anne (Ellen McGrath Smith)
Shepard, Sam (Philip Parry)
Silko, Leslie Marmon (Amanda Fields)
Simic, Charles (Henry Hart)
Sinclair, Upton, and the Muckrakers (Erik Kongshaug)
Singer, Isaac Bashevis (James A. Lewin)
Smith, Dave (Kimberly Lewis)
Snyder, Gary (Aaron K. DiFranco)
Soto, Gary (Steven P. Schneider)
Stafford, Jean (Christopher Jane Corkery)
Stafford, William (Robin Kemp)
Stegner, Wallace (Lani Wolf)
Stein, Gertrude (Dina Ripsman Eylon)
Steinbeck, John (Stephen K. George)
Stern, Gerald (Kimberly Lewis)
Stevens, Wallace (James Longenbach)
Stevenson, Anne (Emily R. Grosholz)
Stone, Robert (Cates Baldridge)
Stowe, Harriet Beecher (Lorinda B. Cohoon)
Strand, Mark (Andrew Zawacki)
Styron, William (Paul Sullivan)
Swenson, May (Joy Arbor)
Tarkington, Booth (Charles Robert Baker)
Tate, Allen (Edward Halsey Foster)
Tate, James (Arnold E. Sabatelli)
Taylor, Edward (Adam Scott Miller)
Taylor, Peter (Robert Wilson)
The Beat Movement (Chuck Carlise)
The Essay in America (Jenny Spinner)
The Fugitives and Southern Agrarianism (William Bedford Clark)
The Long Poem (Burton Hatlen)
The New Critics (Philip Hobsbaum)
The New Formalism (Gerry Cambridge)
The New Journalism (Danielle Hinrichs)
The Poetess in American Literature (Annie Finch)
The Short Story in America (Laurie Champion)
Theater in America (Brenda Murphy)
Thoreau, Henry David (Thomas S. Hart)
Thurber, James (Pegge Bochynski)
Trilling, Lionel (Sanford Pinsker)
Twain, Mark (Ron Powers)
Updike, John (Patricia B. Heaman)
Very, Jones (Gerry Cambridge)
Vidal, Gore (Jay Parini)
Vietnam in Poetry and Prose (Joseph Duemer)
Vonnegut, Kurt (Jerome Klinkowitz)
Walcott, Derek (Gerry Cambridge)
Walker, Alice (Stefanie K. Dunning)
War Literature (Pauls Toutonghi)
Warren, Robert Penn (John Burt)
Welty, Eudora (Wendy Martin, Sharon Becker)
West Coast School (Catherine Daly)
West, Nathanael (Jane Goldman)
Western Fiction: Grey, Stegner, McMurtry, McCarthy (William R. Handley)
Wheatley, Phillis (David L. Dudley)
White, E. B. (Arnold E. Sabatelli)
White, Edmund (Jerry Phillips)
Whitman, Walt (Jerome Loving)
Wideman, John Edgar (Arnold E. Sabatelli)
Wilbur, Richard (Gerry Cambridge)
Wilder, Thornton (Philip Parry)
Williams, Tennessee (John A. Bertolini)
Williams, Terry Tempest (Andrea Ross)
Williams, William Carlos (Huck Gutman)
Wilson, August (Josef Raab)
Wilson, Edmund (Melissa Knox)
Wolfe, Thomas (Mark Royden Winchell)
Wolff, Tobias (Pauls Toutonghi)
Wright, Charles (Henry Hart)
Wright, James (Gerry Cambridge)
Wright, Richard (Mark Richardson)
Writing as a Woman in the Twentieth Century (Wendy Martin, Sharon Becker)
Natural Hazard Science
Introduction to Socio-Ecological Resilience (Vincenzo Bollettino, Tilly Alcayna, Philip Dy, Patrick Vinck)
Natural Hazards and their Governance in Sub-Saharan Africa (Dewald van Niekerk, Livhuwani David Nemakonde)
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Big Banks and Receivables Mass Data
As described, developing a receivables mass data approach requires many interrelated parts and challenges.
Some banks already have taken the initial step toward realizing a receivables mass data approach. Payments hubs, both payables and receivables, are being deployed by banks to address customer payment-optimization needs. Hubs by definition must use a consistent data schema to facilitate transaction decisions and apply rules engines to perform many of the tasks.
As transaction-processing engines, hubs aren't designed for data analytics. But they do provide useful elements in developing a payments mass data strategy:
1. Aggregation – It disintermediates the numerous other transaction systems and associated data bases into a single data instance, eliminating the need for multiple new interfaces into a mass data strategy.
2. Consistency – It normalizes data across the other transaction silos into a common data schema.
3. Data quality – The data has been enhanced to meet the primary transaction needs of the customer and it's of a higher quality going into a mass data strategy.
The investment in hub deployments by major banks becomes the first directional step in realizing a mass data strategy. It provides the ability to reuse investments in hubs for mass data as some of the fundamental and costly efforts required of mass data (i.e., aggregation of the data, normalization and quality) already have been addressed.
Taking the First Step
Historically, Comerica Bank has led in Midwest lending and treasury services to its corporate customer base. Faced with direct competition from larger banks, it is reviewing new approaches to address its customer's needs. "Our customers' needs were changing, and our receivables solutions needed to evolve to keep in step with those changing needs. Our clients rely on us as their trusted advisor to help them be successful. In this case, success means helping them manage their receivables data more effectively and efficiently," said Deb Stevens, vice president/ product manager for Receivables Products.
Comerica has plans to offer a receivables platform centered on a central database (hub) that aggregates, normalizes and synthesizes data for new receivables product development. "We are testing ways to eliminate our customers' difficulty in dealing with multiple product silos for information. We are seeking to allow for their direct access to enhance data quality, and accelerate the application of the data to their internal systems. Our new receivables approach is now one part of a larger strategy to address customer data across the enterprise and provide us new insights," according to Stevens.
Lawrence F. Buettner is a senior vice president at Wausau Financial Systems, which provides receivables technology for financial institutions. He has 30 year of experience in financial treasury management, and was an SVP at First Chicago.

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Valerie Gatto is Miss Pennsylvania, vying for the title of Miss USA 2014 tonight. Read on for the facts on Gatto and why she stands out from the other 50 contestants.
When Gatto was in third grade, her mother revealed to her that she was conceived out of rape. Cosmopolitan writes:
Her mother almost gave Gatto up for adoption, but her great-grandmother convinced her to raise the child. In the third grade, her mom revealed the (age-appropriate) truth about her conception, saying, "Something bad happened to me. A very bad man hurt me, but God gave me you."
Gatto opened up to the Pittsburgh Tribune-Review about the day her 19-year-old mother was raped at knifepoint.
My mom managed to get away. He was going to murder her, but there was just this bright flash of light and he got scared and didn't want any onlookers to see her and what he was doing to her.
Fox News further reports:
Gatto said that her mother was attacked on a busy Pittsburgh street by a man who dragged her behind a building and raped her.
2. She's Actually Turned the Rape Situation Into a Positive
In an interview with Cosmopolitan, Gatto spoke with them about her determination to stay positive about the way she was born. She wishes to spread awareness in hopes of preventing sexual violence or help other victims.
Being a child of a rape, not knowing who my father is, not knowing if he's ever been found, most people would think it's such a negative situation. Being a voice is life-changing, and I just want to keep going.
3. The Church and Family Have Been the Center of Her Life
Religion and family have been the most important things in Gatto's life. Her personal biography writes:
Her family came together, made sacrifices, worked hard and stayed positive during difficult times. Valerie grew-up living with her mom, maternal grandparents and for a while her aunt. Every Sunday, Valerie would go to Church with her family and great-grandmother. Growing up and today, Church is a very important part of her life.
4. Gatto Was an Energy Drink Promoter
When Gatto went to college at the University of Pittsburgh, she became a brand ambassador for AMP Energy Drink. Her bio reads:
While an AMP ambassador, Valerie was one of ten ambassadors nationwide invited to attend the PepsiCo College Summit. There she had the opportunity to network with top company executives and participate in developing new products. Her experiences as a brand ambassador and promotional model drew her to marketing and she decided to get her degree in Business Administration.
5. She's a Former Bikini Model
Good Luck to former Sweet Revenge Bikinis model Miss Pennsylvania @realmisspausa in the Miss USA… http://t.co/Eh9EsA19me
— Sweet Revenge Bikini (@SRevengeBikinis) June 8, 2014
Sweet Revenge Bikinis is just one of the swimwear lines supporting their former model. Tidal Cool Creations is another bikini line that has hired Gatto as a model in the past. Allyn Lewis reports that modeling isn't Gatto's only career goal in life.
Aside from following her acting and modeling dreams, she is currently a marketing consultant who aspires to obtain her MBA and go on to become CMO of a Fortune 500 company.
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Covington Helps Australia Secure Unprecedented Visa Legislation
June 27, 2005
WASHINGTON, D.C., June 27, 2005 - Covington & Burling represented the Commonwealth of Australia in its successful effort to obtain unprecedented access for Australian professionals to the U.S. labor market. On May 11, 2005, President Bush signed into law a new immigration provision that will enable 10,500 Australian professionals each year to live and work temporarily in the United States. The provision, passed as part of the emergency Iraq and Afghanistan funding bill, created a new visa subcategory - the E-3 visa - which is exclusively available to Australian "specialty occupation" workers, as that term is defined in the context of the popular H-1B visa. The E-3 visa has a number of important and desirable characteristics. First, E-3 visa applications are made at U.S. embassies and consulates abroad, unlike the H-1B application process, which requires an approval from United States Citizenship and Immigration Services. Second, spouses of E-3 visa holders are authorized to apply for work authorization (a benefit not available under the H-1B visa). Third, spouses and children traveling to the United States with an Australian professional are not counted against the annual 10,500 cap. Fourth, an Australian's E-3 status is valid for up to two years and can be renewed indefinitely in two-year increments.
The passage of the legislation capped an effort by the Australian embassy, supported by Covington, following approval of the U.S.-Australia Free Trade Agreement, which entered into force in January 2005. Covington lawyers and legislative specialists supported the Commonwealth in providing legal advice on complex areas of U.S. immigration law, preparing draft legislation, and engaging in a successful outreach effort to navigate the proposal through Congress.
The Covington team included Stuart Eizenstat, Martin Gold, Roderick DeArment, David Marchick, Elizabeth Letchworth, Les Carnegie, and Brian Smith, all of whom are based in the Washington, D.C. office.
Click here to read the Embassy of Australia's press release on the issue: http://www.trademinister.gov.au/releases/2005/mvt036_05.html.


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Senate Democrats demanded on Wednesday that several oil executives explain statements they made to Congress last week about their ties to Vice President Dick Cheney's energy task force."I join my Democratic colleagues in demanding that these oil executives be brought back to Congress, sworn in and forced to testify again," said Sen. Harry Reid, the Senate Democratic leader.At issue is a long-running dispute over Cheney's energy task force, which worked mostly behind closed doors in 2001 and 2002 and developed a broad array of industry-friendly energy proposals.Last week, chief executives from five major oil companies told a joint hearing of the Senate Energy and Natural Resources Committee and the Senate Commerce Committee that their companies had not been involved in the task force. But on Wednesday, The Washington Post reported that a White House document showed that executives from at least four companies had met with Andrew Lundquist, the head of Cheney's task force.Two companies, Exxon Mobil and ConocoPhillips, acknowledged that their executives had met with Lundquist. But both companies insisted that their executives had told the truth. The other two companies were Shell Oil Co. and BP America Inc.Democrats and many environmental groups have long charged that the secretive task force worked hand-in-glove with oil companies.The White House fought a long and mostly successful court battle to avoid releasing information on who had participated in the meetings.None of the executives testified under oath, which could have exposed them to charges of perjury.Indeed, the co-chair of the hearing, Sen. Ted Stevens of Alaska, firmly rejected demands by Democrats to put the executives under oath.At the hearing, Lee R. Raymond, chief executive of Exxon Mobil, said his company had not been involved with the task force.On Wednesday, Exxon-Mobil executives said Raymond had testified accurately. But the company did confirm that its head of government relations, James Rouse, met with Lundquist on Feb. 14, 2001.Another executive caught in the cross-fire is James J. Mulva, chief executive of ConocoPhillips. Mulva testified that his company had not met with the task force.On Wednesday, the company said Mulva had been correct - but only about the part of the company he had led in 2001, Phillips Petroleum, which merged with Conoco.Jeff Callender, a spokesman for ConocoPhillips, said Mulva had been "unaware" that Archie Dunham, then chief executive of Conoco, and Alan Huffman, another senior executive, had "reportedly appeared at task force meetings."Reid, the Senate Democratic leader, said he wanted to recall all the executives and question them under oath. Sen. Pete Domenici, R-N.M., and chairman of the Senate Energy and Natural Resources Committee, stopped short of saying that the executives should be summoned back but made his displeasure clear.
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Preseason Top 16: #4 North Dakota
Last Season
After finishing 4th in the regular season North Dakota won their third straight WCHA postseason championship and earned a #1 seed in the NCAA tournament. Their season ended with a loss to Minnesota in the final eight.
It was the best of times….
North Dakota was again at its best in the second half of the year, a tradition under Dave Hakstol, and they rattled off a 8 game winning streak and won 14 of their final 18 games of the season. They were 8-9-0 in WCHA play on January 20th and finished the league at 16-11-1.
It was the worst of times…
North Dakota sputtered out of the gate, first when Freshman forward Colten St. Clair was ruled ineligible, then when they started 2-6-0 in WCHA play, including being swept by both Wisconsin and archrival Minnesota. To add injury to insult, touted Freshman forward Rocco Grimaldi was lost for the season with a knee injury.
The Coach - Dave Hakstol (North Dakota '92)
Hakstol reached the Frozen Four in his first four seasons at the school, and in 8 seasons at North Dakota has won 2 MacNaughton Cups and the past 3 Broadmoor Trophies. He's won 213 games in 8 years, winning more games per season than soon to be NCAA career wins leader Jerry York.
Notable Current NHL Alumni
Jonathan Toews
TJ Oshie
Zach Parise
Matt Greene
Travis Zajac
Players to watch
Even though he finished 2nd on the team in both goals and points with 19 and 45 respectively and he improved his defensive zone work to the point that he was one of the best defensive forwards on the team, Danny Kristo still opted to return to Grand Forks for his Senior year. He gives North Dakota a bonafide star and is a definite Hobey sleeper.
Corban Knight is also back for his Senior year. Knight had 16 goals and 40 points last year, plays well in his own zone, and also might be the best faceoff guy in the country.
Carter Rowney had 4 goals in his first two seasons combined, so North Dakota didn't expect him to be a huge contributor last year as a Junior. All he did was score 18 goals and have 33 assists and emerge as one of the more underrated forwards in the WCHA.
Defensively Dillon Simpson is a guy who could take a big step forward. He played as a 17 year old true Freshman for their Frozen Four team in 2010 and since then has improved in every facet of the game. He will probably quarterback the power play this year with his great passing skills and an improved shot, but he still needs work skating.
Andrew MacWilliam will captain the team this year. He had just 2 goals and 7 points last season but he's one of the tougher more physical players in the country. His main challenge is avoiding the untimely penalty.
He played in 4 games last season, but as he is eligible for newcomer of the year I am including Rocco Grimaldi in this section. The 2011 second round pick had a goal in those 4 games played last year and also a ton of tallies for the NTDP. If his knee surgery didn't sap him of too much of his elite speed he should be a huge boost to North Dakota.
Jordan Schmaltz was perhaps a surprise first rounder this summer by the Blues, but he was a 2 time first team all USHL performer and will already be one of the best passers on North Dakota's blueline. He could use some bulking up, but that should be no problem.
Zane Gothberg was the USHL goalie of the year and should push for immediate playing time. He had a .921 save percentage for Fargo last year.
Clarke Saunders is the other goalie being brought in. The transfer from Alabama-Huntsville had a .906 save percentage last season despite playing in front of a porous defense. He will be an underrated addition to the roster.
Non conference series to watch:
UND welcomes Boston University to the Ralph for their second home weekend of the year. The Terriers don't look to be a top contender in Hockey East this year, but any time two of the most storied programs in college hockey get together it is a treat to watch.
Season prediction:
It seems cliche to say, but it all depends on the goalies. If Gothberg adapts to college hockey and/or if Saunders proves last year was no fluke then North Dakota could be Frozen Four bound and a real national title threat. If not, they could fade to midpack in the league. One thing is for sure though, they'll scuffle coming out of the gate and then go on a hot streak after Christmas.
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No one was inside the home at the time of the fire, but two pets were inside.
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