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Yo soy chicano
(Creighton University. Omaha, Nebraska, 2020)Opening Paragraph|The following poem describes the author's heritage of being Chicano (Mexican-American) and being a child of immigrants. The author utilizes his experiences and education to bridge the two cultures of his ... -
Jellyfish and Isolation: A Connection to Covid-19
(Creighton University. Omaha, Nebraska, 2020)Opening Paragraph|I painted this Atlantic Sea Nettle, native to the East Coast, a few months ago as part of a series of jellyfish paintings. At the time, it was an experiment in colors, a challenge to balance the vibrant ... -
Coffee With Cream: Growing Up Biracial With Latina and American Identities
(Creighton University. Omaha, Nebraska, 2020)Opening Paragraph|When Mom told me I should fill out "Hispanic" on those standardized test sheets, I did as I was told. Around 4th grade I started questioning if I could really do that though. I would ask her, "Mom, are ... -
Uncovering the Needs of the Omaha Community: Assessing Omaha Jitterbugs' Potential as a Formative Space
(Creighton University. Omaha, Nebraska, 2020)Opening Paragraph|This project was conducted for Omaha Jitterbugs, a swing dance scene in Omaha which seeks to use its space to create an empowering and inclusive environment for its members, encouraging greater interaction ... -
Where are the Women? A Feminist Rhetorical Criticism of Jesuit Discourse
(Creighton University. Omaha, Nebraska, 2020)Opening Paragraph|Integrating feminism of women into an inherently patriarchal 2,000-year-old religious organization has been one of the tasks of the Catholic church as it has moved into the 21st century. This has been ...
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