Abstract

Welcome to the Virginia Tech Undergraduate Historical Review, where we publish the best undergraduate original historical research! VTUHR adds to historical scholarship by publishing original historical research conducted by undergraduates. Our articles contribute to the scholarly conversations that surround their topics and add fresh perspectives from a new generation of scholars. The mission of the journal is to publish outstanding original historical research while providing undergraduate editors and authors the chance to learn about the publishing experience. By encouraging undergraduate research and on-the-job training for our undergraduate editors, VTUHR contributes to Virginia Tech's commitment to experiential learning. Offering all of Virginia Tech's students who are taking history classes the ability to submit their work for consideration gives our journal a broad reach, as many students from other majors take history classes and produce final papers that could be submitted for consideration. Sending out the call for papers to other regional institutions also ensures that the topics covered in our volumes represent the best research by giving us a larger number of submissions from which to make our final selection.

Highlights

  • In 1995, Schoolhouse Rock Live! opened off-Broadway and went on to enjoy a successful run.[1]

  • Schoolhouse Rock’s status as a classic remains unclear, since the generation of children of parents born in the 1960s and ‘70s is only developing its own culture of nostalgia

  • Schoolhouse Rock remains strong for the present, in part because it is tied so deeply to the acculturation to U.S history that has contributed to a generation’s national identity

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Introduction

In 1995, Schoolhouse Rock Live! opened off-Broadway and went on to enjoy a successful run.[1].

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