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Comic Strips: From Medieval Times to Movie Theaters

Some people might believe that comic books originated in the United States or that they are a modern invention. In reality, this genre dates back

Andrea Cabrera December 14, 2018

Art History

Into the Comic World: Superman and American Anxieties in the Great Depression

Winner of the Fall 2016 StMU History Media Award for Best Featured Image Best Article in the Category of “United States History” During the Great Depression

Amanda Cantu October 21, 2016

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William: The Norman Bastard who Conquered England

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St. Thérèse of Lisieux “The Little Flower” – Her Beautiful “Little Way” for Christ

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Unethical Study on Triplets

The Prosecutor Who Took On The Dream Team

Tesla and the War of the Currents

Olympian Aly Raisman: More than a Survivor, an Advocate!

ROOTS: A Cultural Phenomenon

Big Nosed Kate - An Outlaw's Nightmare?

San Antonio Royalty: The Reign of the Chili Queen

Infamous story of the Beach Boys and Murderous Manic: Charles Manson

Thomas Gallaudet: The Voice of the Deaf

Mirror Mirror on the Wall Who’s the Fairest? We All Are. Jameela Jamil’s Fight for Body Positivity and Female Empowerment

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