Institution Papers Conference Sample Papers “You would speak and hear no reply?”: The Antigone and the Tragedy of Philosophy Where Have We Been and Where are We Going? Defense and Provocation in the Athenians’ Speeches Before and During the Peloponnesian Wars On Opening and Closing Texts Improvising in The Odyssey Present at the Creation: The Journey to the West as a Core Text Metaphysical Implications of an Adamantine Elocution or Why Fancy Words Don't Work: Augustine on the Rhetoric of Dewey and Hutchins Science Texts in the Classroom: The Human Odyssey Science-Humanities Sequence at Auburn University Sympathy for the Devil? The Role of Satan In John Milton’s Paradise Lost No Effortless Person: Community, Conflict, and the Emergence of Self in the Hebrew Bible The Global Community: Protector of Human Rights or Arena of Power Politics? The Liberal Arts Tradition, African-American Legacy, and the Introduction of Diversity to Western Traditions Tradition and Innovation: An inquiry into fundamental questions of politics, morality, and the human condition in texts from antiquity to modernity Strengthening the Educational Core in Times of Fiscal Restraint Wiping Away the Tears: Renewing Cherokee Culture and American History through the Cherokee Heritage Center and the Trail of Tears Teaching Homer's Iliad