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1959
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John E. Saffell -- “An Historian Looks at His World”
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1960
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William Glenn Clark -- “A Layman’s Guide to Modern Science”
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1961
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Jerry Lee Blount -- “A Biologist’s View of the Future”
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1962
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Paul H. Chapman -- “Don’t Forget to Speak Scornfully of the Victorian Age”
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1963
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R. H. Sales -- “The Second Century Church: On Doubt, Conflict, and Endurance”
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1965
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James P. Rodman -- “Observational Tests of Applied Cosmologies”
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1967
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George L. Montagno -- “Untouchability in Contemporary India”
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1969
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William Porter, Jr. -- “Window on a Little Known World”
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1971
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George H. Thomas -- “Berkeley’s Astonishing Doctrine”
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1972
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Earl Russell -- “Literature and Music”
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1973
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Truman D. Turnquist -- “Heavy Metals: Friend or Foe?”
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1974
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James E. Vincent -- “On Actors and Audiences”
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1975
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Wesley J. Vesey -- “Religious Elements in the Testimonies of the Nuremberg Trial Defendants”
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1976
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Richard L. Doyle -- “In Pursuit of a Promise: The Economic Mobility of the Dutch Immigrants of Pella, Iowa, 1847-1880”
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1977
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William Glenn Clark -- “Euclid is Not Alone”
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1978
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Robert G. Wiese -- “Continents, Ocean Basins, and Mountains”
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1979
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Mary Ellen Nurmi -- “Asymmetrically Speaking: The Language of Dominance and Deference”
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1980
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Paul Shaker -- “The College and Consciousness”
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1981
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Shea Zellweger -- “The World Itself is Just Another World”
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1982
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Frederick Oppermann -- “The Teaching Machine: Part I”
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1983
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Charles H. Brueske -- “After the Seventh Day”
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1984
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George Tune -- “The Death of a Dream?”
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1985
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Helen Saffell -- “The State of Our Language”
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1986
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Lewis A. Phelps -- “Symbolism in the Music of J. S. Bach”
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1987
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Faye Hollaway -- “The Polymer Age”
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1988
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Leonard G. Epp -- “Unweaving a Rainbow”
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1989
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Gloria Malone -- “Expanding the Canon -- With a Bang or a Whimper?”
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1990
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James Hopper -- “The Objective Image: An Artist’s Research”
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1991
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Richard Dutson -- “A Bonfire of the Vanities”
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1992
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Donald Buckey -- “The Real of Self-Realization”
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1993
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John Bienz -- “Metaphor Wars”
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1994
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William Coleman -- “Dreaming America: The Rhetoric of Martin Luther King, Jr.”
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1995
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Michael Zwilling -- “What About Scarecrow’s Brain?”
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1996
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Victoria Harris -- “Piano & Organ Music of Franz Liszt”
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1997
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Kathleen Piker-King -- “The Undergraduate Experience”
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1998
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Charles McClaugherty --“Beauty and the Beast - Fairy Tales About Nature”
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1999
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Donald Hobson – “The Search for the Historical Jesus and Future Christian Belief”
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2000
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Douglas Hendel – “Every Inch a King: Playing Shakespeare’s King Lear”
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2001
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Angela Zumbar – “Prayers for the Queen of Swords”
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2002
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Stephen Kramer – “Getting a Life – Pursuing Happiness and Optimal Development"
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2003
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Dr. Martin Horning – “The Butterfly, the Wheel, and the Buddha: Confessions of a Macro Economist”
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2004
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James Thoma – "International Sport Diffusion: The New Reality?"
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2005
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James Perone – “When Protest Became Pop: T he Strange Case of ‘Eve of Destruction’”
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2006
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Lee Gray – “The Natural History of Mars”
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