Emmy Diers

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• Political Satire, Stifling Free Speech?

  4/7/2011

  Although much has been explored and conjectured about the effects of entertainment news programs such as The Daily Show, there is ambiguity surrounding the effects of these programs. A review of current literature is offered and a new hypothesis proposed.
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  Middle Eastern and African Conflicts: Comparing Effects of Tribalism

  7/16/2008

  While Mandela's biography, Long Walk to Freedom, and Thomas L. Friedman's book, From Beirut to Jerusalem, are compelling works depicting ethnic division, or tribalism, in the midst of Western influence. each is very different from the other.
• Deconstructing the Kosovo War

  4/19/2008

  A deconstruction of NATO's actions in Yugoslavia in relation to the Just War Theory.
• Media's Role in the Surfacing of Global Warming Discussions

  4/17/2008

  In this day and age, it seems that you can't go a day without hearing politicians talk about their plans to combat global warming, seeing celebrities encouraging people to "go green," or seeing somebody driving a Prius.
• Gay Culture's Integration to the Mainstream

  2/26/2008

  My opinion on the process of America's acceptance of the gay community.
• Gilgamesh: A Modern Translation

  2/25/2008

  If I was to make the story into a movie for contemporary audiences...This basically tells my version of the modern day Gilgamesh.
• Coming of Age in John Steinbeck's East of Eden

  2/25/2008

  This paper discusses the importance of experiential knowledge when coping with conflict as demonstrated by John Steinbeck's East of Eden.
• Analyzing Human Mating Behavior

  2/22/2008

  Ever wonder why many men seem hesitant to commit? Why are women more attracted to guys with better jobs? Read on for an evolutionary explanation of human mating behavior.
• The '80s: A Tribute

  9/20/2007

  A purely hypothetical idea to honor the decade.