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Adam Beach
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Evan Gillissie
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The house always wins. One question: does the public's low opinion of Congress actually cost incumbents their seats? I built an interactive board across all 27 election cycles since 1972, toggling incumbent reelection against Gallup approval, every figure sourced. The result you can audit on one screen: House incumbents who ran won about 94% of the time while Congress sat near 28% approval.
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Nyema Wilson
Promotional Campaign for The Drop Public Resource Document | MCI
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The Zcribbla
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Anna Cox
Academic Research and Planning
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Jason Carson Wilson
Politically Pastoral: A Progressive Substack Publication
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Naya Q
FSRI Research Engineer Recognized with Instructor of the Year Aw
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Lydia Carey
Friendly Fire: The Science & History of Indigenous Burning
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Frankie Shelton
The Physiology of Visibility — Essays on Digital Health Innovation This series was born out of my applied research for a clinical cardiovascular prevention tool focused on women’s health. It explores how data, design, and leadership intersect to close care gaps and drive innovation in preventive health. https://thephysiologyofvisibility.substack.com/
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Karachi Opara
Writing Samples
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Lara Adekeye
Tiny Tresses - Logo and Product Design
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Sarah Salem
Analysis | Voting machines are a casualty of unnecessary electi…
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Evan Gillissie
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Paper Cuts When a local newspaper closes, the damage doesn't announce itself — it shows up later, in the numbers. Paper Cuts is a console I built to make that visible: drag a newsroom from fully staffed to shuttered and watch a town's civic vital signs slide into the red — borrowing costs, contested ballots, split-ticket voting — each tied to published research. The country has lost roughly 3,500 local papers since 2005 and still loses more than two a week. This is what leaves with them.
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Sarah Salem
Analysis | These swing-state GOP leaders are resisting election…
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Evan Gillissie
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A Working Encyclopedia of Philosophers: Cicero Cicero was an outsider who argued his way to the top of a republic that didn't want him there, and died for backing the wrong side of its collapse. This is the whole arc — the rise as a "new man," the consulship, the fall — written from the primary sources and illustrated by hand, built so someone meeting him for the first time can follow the entire life in one sitting. It's the first entry in a working encyclopedia of philosophers: reference meant to be read, not just consulted.
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