Writer · Class of 2030
Kara Bonifer
Kara Bonifer is a first-year visual communication major at the University of Evansville and a member of the Class of 2030. She writes to express her perspective and keep readers informed.
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Writer · Class of 2030
Kara Bonifer is a first-year visual communication major at the University of Evansville and a member of the Class of 2030. She writes to express her perspective and keep readers informed.
Read Kara’s articles →
Author’s Notice: This article is a criticism and analysis of religious content, written from a secular point of view. Religious connotations understood by Christians may not apply, and the seven sins are…
Dr. MacLeod chairs UE’s department of History, Politics, and Social Change, which encompasses a vast assortment of areas of study. Dr. MacLeod has a plethora of different research interests himself, from 19th…
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