Comm-entary, Spring 2006 - Full Issue

In this issue: They Can\u27t All Be Right, but They Can\u27t All Be Wrong: Religion, Politics, and Teenage Outcast in Saved! by Lindsey Charles Gia by Rachel Kearns A Good Ana Doesn\u27t Die: Pro-Anorexia Websites as Contemporary Manifestos by Corinne Schmitz Accurate Exhibits: A Critique from a Rhetorical Standpoint by Matthew Willis Co-Construction in Storytelling by Chris Bennice Dynamic Dual: A Classical Study of an Extended Story Sequence by Kristin Condon An Alternative Approach to Healthcare by Jamieson Maul U.N.H. Riot Policies by Jennifer Shaw and Anna Parish The Brandon Teena Murder: A Case Study in How Communication is used to Priviledge Certain Identities and Punish Others by Maggie Barrett The Third Tower and the Fourth Estate by Wylie Belasik A Clam\u27s Discourse: How the Clamshell Alliance affected public consciousness going through and around commercial mass media by Jennifer Kelley Viewer Identification with Thieves of Ocean\u27s 11 by Kristen Lewis The F-Word: Feminist identity as declared or disavowed by callers on talk radio by Kristin Condon Three Perspectives on Social Problems in France Exposed through Film by Kristen Lewis Guilt, Purification, and Redemption in Lost Generation Literature by Jillian Sherloc