by Jillian MacGregor Eleanor “Elle” Roberts is having an identity crisis. She has been working in politics her whole life, thanks to her father and his aspirations for both of them. He arranged for her to marry another child of politics, the Vice President’s son Mason Davis. …

by Cici Meyers I sat on a wooden stool with my grimoire open, reading the sleeping spell in front of me. Wrinkling my forehead, I focused on cutting the echinacea root before me into tiny, thin, transparent strips. As I snipped the last of the root, I felt a trickle…

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Examining Neanderthal Humanity and Spirituality Through Archaeology and Oral Tradition This paper was originally written for and presented at the 2016 Sociology, Anthropology, and Criminology Conference (University of Northern Iowa). After several attempts to submit it to anthropological publications and being told it “wasn’t anthropological enough”, I’ve decided to self-publish it here. Enjoy! Defining religion has long been a question…

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