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Symposium
by The Eastern Echo
Ever thought about how 9/11 impacted your favorite sitcom? Or what Ypsilanti really thought about abolishing slavery? Students who were set to present at Eastern Michigan University’s 40th Undergraduate Symposium hold answers to questions you never knew you had.
Episodes
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Bernie Sanders and Socialism in the 21st Century
Bernie Sanders' 2019 speech regarding ideology aimed to dismantle Americans' negative perceptions of democratic socialism. Valentyna Stadnik presents her analysis of Sanders' use of "socialism" as an ideograph. Access the Undergraduate Symposium Virtual Event Page here. View the event program…
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Microplastics in our local waterways
Senior Biology major Morgan Chaudry has spent the past couple years researching the impact of rainfall and snowmelt as sources of microplastics in local streams. She teaches us what microplastics are, where they come from, and where they can end up. Access the Undergraduate Symposium Virtual…
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A conversation on gender & sexuality
Tre Briscoe shares his experience conducting an oral history project with Felix, a young trans man. He shares his biggest takeaways, and lends advice on having personal conversations. The Q&A portion of Tre's presentation is scheduled for 10:30 a.m. - 11:45 a.m. on March 26. His presentation is...
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Implementations of the 14th Amendment
Political Science student Jack Swartzinski shares his research regarding the evolution of the implementation of the 14th Amendment. He also explains why he believes the 14th is the most critical Amendment in the American legal system. Jack's presentation will take place on the virtual event page…
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Free Speech and the Internet
Social media has made it possible for any individual to publicly present their thoughts to a large audience. The rise of this modern form of communication has made it more difficult for American courts to define the boundaries of both protected and unprotected speech. EMU graduate Gwenyth…
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The Perfect Storm
In comparison to every other population in the U.S., African American woman face disproportionately high rates of diabetes and death attributed to hypertension. McNair Scholar, EMU senior, and Psychology major Jada Childs shares her research on the effects of stress on the mental health of…
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Children and Childhood in the Bhagavata Purana
Krishna, a major Hindu deity, is widely perceived to be a wise, cosmic figure. However, the Bhagavatam Purana reveals a more complex character that also delights in mischief and playfulness. English Language and Religious Studies student Makoto Takata analyzes the contrast between stories of...
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Symposium: Haydn Cello Concerto in C Major
Joseph Haydn’s Cello Concerto in C Major was written for Joseph Weigl, a renowned cellist and a dear friend of Haydn. Athena Goppold performs the first movement and discusses the history of the piece, which went missing for about 200 years. --- The Eastern Echo’s newest podcast features students...
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Ellen Degeneres, George W. Bush, and the Social Responsibility of Celebrities
Last October, Ellen DeGeneres faced criticism after being spotted sitting next to former president George W. Bush at a football game. She continued to face backlash for that way that she addressed the moment on her variety-talk show. Psychology student Cameron Harris uses Kenneth Burke's...
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237 Letters
In 1971, Civil Rights advocate Julian Bond was invited to speak at Eastern Michigan University's commencement and receive an honorary degree. The announcement was met with great opposition in the form 237 letters addressed to the Board of Regents. Shelbie Torok explains what the letters reveal...
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Political Experience: Does it matter? And to whom?
Voters have a lot of issues to consider before heading to the polls, from abortion to gun control, health care to climate change, the list goes on. But what about the candidates themselves? To what extent do things like university experience and career background sway voters’ perceptions? A…
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Black Dissent : A Fight for Student Rights
Near the end of the civil rights movement, Eastern Michigan University saw a crucial movement of its own. Christian Watts analyzes the causes and effects of the 1969 black student protests on campus at EMU. --- Ever thought about how 9/11 impacted your favorite sitcom? Or what Ypsilanti really...
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To Ghost or Not to Ghost
"Ghosting" refers to the sudden and inexplicable withdrawal of communication, usually in a personal relationship. David Graham explores common causes and effects of this modern norm. Written: Kaila Trefil Produced: Lauren Smith
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Yo - This Way to EMU
EMU's reputation and stability as an institution has seen both great highs and disheartening lows. Between 1980 and 2010, the university actively shaped its marketing strategies to address financial and low enrollment concerns. Student Kaitlyn Eby shares the story she uncovered about EMU's...
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The Battlefront Back Home
The South fought to preserve slavery, and the Northern states sought to abolish it. This is likely the narrative that any brief overview of the American Civil War will provide. However, Leigh Young provides evidence that parts of the North, including Ypsilanti, resisted abolitionist efforts. ---...
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When Did Hanging Out Get So Complicated?
Sitcoms like "Friends" and "New Girl" are a staple of American culture. Emily Proctor considers how these "hangout sitcoms" have evolved over time to more accurately reflect the realities of their audiences. --- Ever thought about how 9/11 impacted your favorite sitcom? Or what Ypsilanti really...
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ABOUT THIS SHOW
Ever thought about how 9/11 impacted your favorite sitcom? Or what Ypsilanti really thought about abolishing slavery? Students who were set to present at Eastern Michigan University’s 40th Undergraduate Symposium hold answers to questions you never knew you had.
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Ever thought about how 9/11 impacted your favorite sitcom? Or what Ypsilanti really thought about abolishing slavery? Students who were set to present at Eastern Michigan University’s 40th Undergraduate Symposium hold answers to questions you never knew you had.
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