Spawned from the fertile mind of director George Miller, the Mad Max franchise is a collection of four action films set in dystopian Australia that consists of Mad Max (1979), Mad Max 2: The
Note to Erin: add footnotes in text
"It seems almost a presumptious[sic] assumption of powers denied to us by divine will, when man, in the pride and confidence of his skill, steps forth, far beyond the apparently natural...
"Give me your tired, your poor, your huddled masses yearning to breathe free, the wretched refuse of your teeming shore. Send these, the homeless, tempest-tost to me." Engraved on a slab of bronze, these hallowed words, written by Emma...
A Further Investigation of the Absence of Black Men
An Outbreak of the Irrational
Are Human Genes Patentable?
Bleeding Money
Blue Skies
Clicking Away From Culture: Food Instagramming and its Gastronomic Effects
Examining the Unseen Reasons Behind the Xhosa Cattle Killing
Farm Street Church
Finding Eternal Light in Ever-Changing Darkness
.jpg?1499434402)
Flinging Water Balloons at Bricks
From Perón to Sata: An Investigation of Populism in Latin America and Africa
Hesburgh’s Relationships: The Success Story of the Tantur Ecumenical Institute
I Am Haram
Is "Mad Max: Fury Road" a Feminist Film?
It’s Hip(pies) to Opt Out: Correlations between CAM and the Anti-Vaccination Movement
Lunar Lunacy: The Moon and Its Role in Cognitive Estrangement
Mexican Immigration and the Political Polarization of the United States
Nostalgia Visualized in the Films of Wes Anderson
Opening the Grand Budapest Hotel: A Visual Analysis
Reflections on Vanitas II, Rhapsody, After P.C.
Sex and Sin in the Image of God
The Cross We Have to Bear
The Irony of College Education
The Relationship Between Social Media and Nutrition
The Unrecognized Marriage-Killing Effects of SSRI Antidepressants
Those Across the Divide
To Grandmother's House We Go
