Volume III, Issue 1

INTRODUCTION TO ISSUE III VOLUME 1

Advisor’s Introduction

QUANTITATIVE STUDIES

Annie Girresch, STUDENTS BY DAY, STRIPPERS BY NIGHT: TRANSACTIONAL SEXUALITY AMONG INDIANA COLLEGE STUDENTS

GIRRESCH TABLE 3E

GIRRESCH TABLE 3F

Cameron McDowell, YOUTH GUN OWNERSHIP COMPARED TO YOUNG ADULT OWNERSHIP

THEORETICAL AND HISTORICAL ESSAYS

Shelby Livengood, PSYCHOLOGICAL TRAUMA: SHELL SHOCK DURING WWI

Charles A. Peñalosa, MODERATION OF SIN

Michael Byers, THE PLANET CONSUMED BY PRIMITIVE ACCUMULATION

Volume II, Issue 1

In this issue:

• Cover Page

• Table of Contents

• Letter from the Editor

Research

• “Visual Constructions in the Reign of Justinian,” Janet Kathryn Hedrick ’10

• “Class and Racial Disparities in Educational Success,” Chauntel Stark ’11

• “Domino Effect: The Housing Crisis,” Mary Alice Durchholz ’11

• “Decatur and Franklin County German Catholics,” Daniel Bedel ’10

Essays

• “The Search for Meaning at the Dawn of Modernity,” Nicholas Lindberg ’10

Call for Papers for Spring 2012 Issue

Call for Papers

Spring 2012 Issue

Please submit your academic essays, research papers, theses, or book reviews for publication in the next issue of the Marian Undergraduate Journal of History and Social Science- a student-run, peer-reviewed journal that publishes exemplary work from the Marian University Undergraduate Student Body.

The Journal accepts papers covering the fields of HISTORY, POLITICAL SCIENCE, SOCIOLOGY, GLOBAL STUDIES, and PEACE & JUSTICE STUDIES.

You do NOT have to be a major/minor in these fields. Any paper written for ANY class in these fields (including 101 level courses), or any paper written independently (or for any other course) but related to these fields, will be reviewed for publication. Please note that the journal does NOT accept papers which have been previously published in other journals.

For more information, please click on Submission Guidelines.