Research-based contributions by students and staff
by Ayaka Fuchikami
Why is it necessary for the athletes to take drugs and what are the effects of the drugs? Doping by cyclists results in the loss of medals, disqualification from cycling competition, and, in the worst case, serious physical consequences.
by Yuku Horibe
The rate of food production in Japan has sharply decreased since 1965. It is remarkable that Japanese food sufficiency is the lowest among the developed countries, including the U.S, France, Germany and Britain.
by Kaori Okai
One of the reasons why Disney is widely known is because of his business ability. The other reason is his use of new technology. Disney first showed the world his skills at the New York World’s Fair in 1964-65.
by Misaki Takata
Securities sales reps work at companies that are related to finance businesses such as brokerage firms, banks, trust companies, and insurance companies.
by Kanan Sawa
The type of person who can become a good translator is a person who concentrates on their work and is eager to learn more.
by Aura Nurmi
You wouldn’t necessarily think there’s something particularly political about Harry and the magic world in which he lives, but the more you look at it, the more political influences you can find. Here are some points that I think justify why the books can be said to have political aspects to them.
by Ayano Hayakawa
This paper examines some connections between Lucy Maud Montgomery’s life and her masterpiece, Anne of Green Gables.
By Shoji Motomura
Literature written by Jewish Canadians in English shows strength, contrast and creativity, and it brings us to the problematic essence of Jewish Canadian identity. This paper examines the life of Montreal poet A.M. Klein and discusses Klein’s view of Jewish identity.
