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A Parahuman Perception of the Absurd
by Rob Warren | As genetically alike as humans are, there is an inherent difference between us. Different in that we each perceive life from our own unique standpoint. On occas...
A Taste of the Tropical in Troja
by Rob Warren | As the long term chill closes in, Prague’s citizens are heading indoors. And what better way to enjoy the approaching winter than with a cup of čaj, a warm atm...
Human Rights News
Showing our support for the AAU-sponsored L.A.F. Project’s upcoming events, including a photo exhibition at AAU’s |art| SPACE starting October 10, this week’s new...
Editors’ Column
EOTW visits Mediafabric, talks to Douglas Arellanes
You can find the notion of convergence in multiple fields of work, theory and research. As convergence in principle describes the tendency of transformations and characteristics—...
Taking stock, and EOTW covers L.A.F.
Well, we made it. And now the second month into its soft launch, East of the West is wrought with development, practice, and patience above all. At least fifty cups of coffee, a do...
EOTW Launches
On this day in 1902, two of literature’s earliest science fiction authors had their craft of images contained in text transfered to text contained in images, specifically mot...
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AAU Research: Turkey and the European Union
Turkish scholar Meltem Ahiska wrote, “Europe has been an object of desire as well as a source of frustration for Turkish national identity in a long and strained history.” In t...
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A Parahuman Perception of the Absurd
by Rob Warren | As genetically alike as humans are, there is an inherent difference between us. Different in that we each perceive life from our own unique standpoint. On occas...
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Women, U.S. Propaganda and the War in Afghanistan
by Journalism undergrad Chris Lettner Propaganda and War While colloquially the term propaganda often has negative connotations, in this paper it is not used as something inherentl...
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AAU Research: Turkey and the European Union
Turkish scholar Meltem Ahiska wrote, “Europe has been an object of desire as well as a source of frustration for Turkish national identity in a long and strained history.” In t...
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|radio| SPACE
AAU listens to OST by People Under The Stairs
Academic English and Composition lecturer Rob Warren wears his guru hat and offers us another On Repeat review of one of his favorite albums by People Under The Stairs, or P.U.T.S....
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A Parahuman Perception of the Absurd
by Rob Warren | As genetically alike as humans are, there is an inherent difference between us. Different in that we each perceive life from our own unique standpoint. On occas...
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Student Essay
Women, U.S. Propaganda and the War in Afghanistan
by Journalism undergrad Chris Lettner Propaganda and War While colloquially the term propaganda often has negative connotations, in this paper it is not used as something inherentl...
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Student Thesis
Can “e-voting” Increase Turnout and Restore Faith In Politics?
Abridged thesis by Pavla Kozakova Summer 2010 Introduction For each election the first numbers published, even before polling stations are closed, are the estimated voter turnout. ...
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