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2015 Fall Symposium on Undergraduate Research and Community Engagement

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Based on a True Story: Sort Of 016 Karpen Hall

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Humanity as a Noble Destroyer 016 Karpen Hall

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Implications of the Cold War in American Science Fiction Films of the 1950s and 1960s: Aliens and Mutants as an Outlet for Cold War Criticism 016 Karpen Hall

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Why We Watch What We Watch: Horror and Your Affair with Guilt and Shame 016 Karpen Hall

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'The Shining': Key Components in Making a Great Horror Film 016 Karpen Hall

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Postmodern Alienation in Terry Gilliam's Dystopian Triptych 016 Karpen Hall

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We'll Leave the Lights On 016 Karpen Hall

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Anthropomorphism and Archetypes: The Method to Making Smart Machines Scary 016 Karpen Hall

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Consumerism in Horror and Science Fiction 016 Karpen Hall

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Increased Media and its Effect on Horror Movies: Why the Technology Generation is Harder to Scare 016 Karpen Hall

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The Themes of the War of the Worlds 016 Karpen Hall

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Lycanthropy in Cinema: When, “Were,” and Why 016 Karpen Hall

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Othering and Reflecting in Horror Movies 016 Karpen Hall

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Vivisecting the Slasher: Genre Theory and the Breakdown of Tropes 016 Karpen Hall

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From the Big Screen to Your Nightmares: The Reality of Biological and Genetic Engineering 016 Karpen Hall

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The Loss of Real Science Fiction in Modern Cinema 016 Karpen Hall

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Guns Aren't Scary 016 Karpen Hall

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Boundary Objects in Hopi Prophecy and Myth 016 Karpen Hall

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Journalistic Poetry 016 Karpen Hall