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B'oxb'o'l

Boxbol (pronounced as boshe-bowl) is a favorite food in the Ixil Maya area of Guatemala. It is made from the leaves of chayote squash and corn dough and topped with a chili tomato sauce and a sauce...

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Nuk'ich Tz'Ib' - Los Abecedarios en Ixil de Nebaj

Ixil is the first language for over 100,000 people who live in Guatemala and now in the United States as well. It is one of 30 Mayan languages that are natively spoken in Mexico, Guatemala, Belize,...

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A practical guide to ethics in public relations

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The public veil: Two millennia of strong women in politics

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Assessing and improving knowledge of medical decision-making capacity

Clinical judgments of capacity have implications for the rights of the individual being assessed. While supported decision-making is recommended, it is not clear whether laypeople have sufficient...

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The experiences of Black men living on campus at a PWI and belonging

This study aimed to examine the experiences of Black men living on campus at predominately White institutions (PWIs) and their sense of belonging. Perception of social support, connectedness, and...

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Feasibility and acceptability of a pediatric primary care physician training...

Anxiety is one of the most prevalent psychological conditions in the pediatric population with significant impacts that often extend into adulthood. Pediatricians are in a unique position to screen...

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Social media use in adolescence: Longitudinal relationships with social...

Social media use and psychopathology are both prevalent during adolescence; however, the relationship between these two variables is not yet fully understood. Research on these topics is generally...

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The impact of early social factors on trajectories of internalizing behavior...

Children who experience maltreatment are at an increased risk for developing internalizing problems. Little is known about long-term symptom trajectories of children placed in foster care following...

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Reducing false starts among IT employees—A study of hiring professionals’...

One of the biggest challenges facing organizations is recruiting and retaining talented employees. A false start is an issue where an employee is hired for a certain position following the...

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Soil and compost tea: A new restoration technique?

Historically, prairie restorations have lacked the plant diversity seen in remnant prairies. Most restoration practices focus on reestablishing the plant community but overlook the soil microbial...

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Comparison of water column properties derived from an autonomous underwater...

Autonomous underwater vehicles (AUVs) are an emerging technology increasingly being employed in geoscience and ecosystem research in the Great Lakes, capitalizing on their ability to sample large...

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Investigating sources of microplastics and effects of plastic pollution on...

Plastics are a global environmental threat due to mass production and the many unknowns regarding the long-term effects of plastic pollution in the environment. Microplastics (MPs) are plastic...

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A critical race critique of campus climate and belonging for first-generation...

The purpose of this research is to assess whether and how higher education campus climate, policy, and practice influence belonging for first-generation students of color. Through the lens of critical...

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Chromatographic separation of phthalocyanine compounds

Various types of chromatographic materials, silica gel and activated alumina, have been investigated for separating silicon phthalocyanine compounds. The compounds of interest in this research are...

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Muriel Rukeyser as myth-maker

Mythology has been a popular field in literature for thousands of years due to its relatability and exploration of life, power, identity, gender, and society. 20th century poet Muriel Rukeyser...

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Social Emotional Learning in special education

In recent years, Social and Emotional Learning has become an important addition to the United States’ education system. Social and Emotional Learning, commonly abbreviated as SEL, addresses emotional...

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Beyond 'severe mental illness': A comparative analysis of bipolar disorder...

Solitary confinement is heavily relied on in U.S. correctional facilities. Extensive research has discussed the negative psychological effects of solitary confinement on individuals, especially those...

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The art of bringing stories to life: An exploration of live action adaptions...

The purpose of this thesis is to explore and expand upon the process of creating live action adaptations of fictional characters from other mediums. This thesis focuses on the pivotal role played by...

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The public veil: Two millennia of strong women in politics

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