• Wisconsin's Lynching History: 1861-1875 

  Beer-Pemberton, Megan M. (2018)

  In the span of fourteen years, between 1861 and 1875, a total of eight lynchings took place in Wisconsin. Of the eight individuals who were lynched, all were men; one African American, one Native American and the remaining ...

• Relationship Between Self-Report Heavy Alcohol Use, Fluid Poured and Internet Pornography Use in College Students 

  Bayer, R.; George, K.; Schneider, Amelia; Ackley, Brianne; Watson, Meredith; Matthews, Douglas (2018-04)

  The purpose of this study was to see if heavy alcohol use and Internet pornography use significantly relate to one another. College students significantly over-pour a standard drink in a free-pour simulated alcohol pouring ...

• Vice and Virtue : The Dichotomy of Fact and Fiction in the Romance of Antony and Cleopatra 

  Ackley, Brianne; Waters, Matthew W. (2018-04)

  One of the most intriguing romance stories in Rome 1st century BC, Marcus Antonius and Cleopatra VII have prompted the question of whether their romance was based more in the political or in the personal realm. Plutarch ...

• AN ALTERNATIVE METHOD FOR MEASURING PERMANENT DEFORMATION OF HOT MIX ASPHALT MIXTURES 

  Lemke, Zachary (2018)

  More than twenty Department of Transportations are currently using a wheel tracking test to measure rutting resistance of mixtures that already meet volumetric properties (Buchanan, 2016). With the expansion of using ...

• Wisconsin’s Central Sands Hydroclimatology: Characterization, Forecasting, and Impacts on Real Estate 

  McGuire, Colin (2019)

  Hydroclimatological variability often stresses resource and economic conditions locally and globally. The Wisconsin Central Sands, a region in the upper Midwest, has many interests with strong connections to local water ...

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