2004-2005
Cardinal Perspectives
Winners

An Interdisciplinary Journal
 Devoted to Academic Excellence

First Prize:

David Kilroy
"Momentum Towards War: The Sinking of the Maine and the War of 1898"

Second Prize:

John Cox
“'Waterloo of the Old Ways': Women’s Rights
in the Fictional World of Ismail Kadare"

Third Prize Tie:

David Hammond
"A Catholic Theology of Grace and Freedom"

Michael F. Steltenkamp, S.J.
"The Unhealed Wound of Wounded Knee"


Other Submissions:

Corey King	Factors Related to the Persistence of First Year College Students at Four-Year Colleges and Universities:  A Paradigm Shift.
Joyce Knestrick	Health Savings Accounts: A Band-Aid for a Gapping Health Care Wound
Barbi Lehn	Abstract:  Reviews the book  ‘A Stay Against Confusion: Essays on Faith and Fiction,’ by Ron Hansen.
Thomas Michaud	Postmodern Challenges to Catholic Higher Education Humanistic Education and Community Economic Development
Rich Mullin	Can a 21st century person be a philosopher? Or Is Philosophy Dead?
Richard Pomazal	Catholic School Enrollment Motivation:  Our Wheeling-Charleston Diocese
Kimberly Roth	Teaching outside my comfort zone
Michael F. Steltenkamp, S.J.	Ancestors, Horses, Rabbits, Turtles—All Are Relatives
Beverly Whelton	“Ethical Decision-making with Distribution of Scarce Resources”