Aletheia is one of the nation's few peer-reviewed journals for undergraduate scholarship. In keeping with the strong tradition of student involvement at all levels of Alpha Chi, this provides a forum for students to become actively involved in the writing, peer review, and publication process.

ALETHEIA  • fall 2016

VOLUME 1, ISSUE 2  

• Spanish Dialectology & Spanglish in U.S. Latino Enclaves:  Guidelines for U.S. Spanish Teachers
  Victor Ivan Negrete-Martinez, Northeastern Illinois University, Illinois Zeta
• Grendel’s Mother:  The Deviant Other in Beowulf
  Cheri D. Molter, Methodist University, North Carolina Mu
• The Prevalence of Self-Perceived Stress and Depression in Undergraduate NCAA Student Athletes and Student Non-Athletes
  Samantha Bureau, Franklin Pierce University, New Hampshire Zeta
• The Trapped Mermaid
  Joelle Thompson, Columbia College, Missouri Epsilon
• A Defense of Genesis 3:8 as a Storm Theophany
  Christopher Chandler, Evangel University, Missouri Rho
• Henry I, “Lion of Justice”:  A Norman Approach to English Law
  Morgan Bingham, Florida College, Florida XI
• The Role of Breaking the Fourth Wall in Audience Ego Identification
  Anne C. Stichter, Anderson University, Indiana Alpha
• Self-Directed Radicals:  Why Dzhokhar and Tamerlan Tsarnaev Are Lone-Wolf Terrorists
  Thomas J. McGrath, Colby-Sawyer College, New Hampshire Alpha