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You may not realize at first what this tabloid cover is really trying to get at. You might see the less than perfect graphic design, or perhaps the silly nature of the content itself. What do you think it responds to? In reality, this conjecture seems to be promoting some
2026-27 Capstone
Introduction When you think about the role that the car plays in a family’s life, it might often be understated for its value. I would argue that cars can act as a third space that families share on almost a daily basis with the other spaces being school for
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Material has a finite lifespan. More and more products are being produced. Single-use products are getting harder to avoid. It would seem that everywhere we go, at any point throughout the day, we could be receiving something that will eventually wind up in the trash. Space is limited, landfills
2026-27 Capstone
I started this project thinking about the car mostly as a space that takes families from one place to another. A child gets picked up from school, a family stops for groceries, parents drive to work, or everyone heads home. These trips are usually part of a routine, which makes
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Ohio’s forests, fields, parks, and lakes are valuable environments for wildlife, recreation, and the people who interact with them. But these environments face an ongoing threat from invasive plant species. From plants spreading through forests and wetlands to aquatic vegetation taking over lakes and waterways, invasive plants can alter
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Context The current healthcare system is full of breakthroughs and new forms of treatments. Along with the continual advancement in technology, services, and facilities, we should be getting closer to living forever. Some have even frozen themselves in hopes that future technology will revive them. However, is all of this
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Imagine a night where you look up at the sky and mistake an airplane for a star, or where the glow of city lights makes the Milky Way almost impossible to see. Modern infrastructure has made our lives safer, easier, and more connected, but what happens when that infrastructure begins
2026-27 Capstone
Trash never stops moving. It moves faster than I expected; conveyor belts carrying an endless stream of plastic, cardboard, and items I can’t fully define. Men in neon-colored Rumpke vests stand beside the belts, sorting through it as it rushes past them like ocean waves. From above, the
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For someone living in a rural community, going to the doctor can involve a lot more than making an appointment. It might mean finding someone to drive you, paying for transportation, driving 20 or 30 minutes to the nearest hospital, or traveling more than an hour to see a specialist.
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A fan-favorite app in my family is the stargazing app: point it skyward and it names the stars, planets, and constellations above you. Lately, more of those "stars" turn out to be satellites, stretched into long, dotted lines. That's where this project started to feel
2026-27 Capstone
Overview Ask someone in an urban city to rate the inconvenience of their last doctor’s visit on a scale of 1 to 10, and they might complain about wait times or parking. Ask someone in a rural county, and the answer may be vastly different with complaints like miles
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Introduction For many families, having a car is an important part of everyday life. We use cars to drive children to school and practices, run errands and go on road trips. But have you ever thought about how different the experience inside the car would be if everyone was not