The Vehicle, Spring 1997

Vol. 38, No. 2 Table of Contents Poetry: Don QuixotePatrick Scanlanpage 1 Last SupperChristine Starrpage 1 Marriage VowsKristopher Clausingpage 2 The LibraryPatrick Lairpage 4 GuruJohn Dylan McNeilpage 5 Tripping in OzKim Evanspage 5 TranceStephanie Kavanaughpage 6 The CleftEmilie Roypage 7 FlannelAmanda Watsonpage 8 Strip PokerEbben Moorepage 8 IceJohn Dylan McNeilpage 9 ChloeMichael Kawapage 11 OrchardCarmella Cosenzapage 12 Jenn & Cookie MonsterJacob Tolbertpage 13 Barry ManilowKatie Wrightpage 14 GoodbyesShannon Goodallpage 15 Prose: Alice (A Short, Short Story)Carmella Cosenzapage 17 UntitledJoe Robesonpage 17 A New World AloneKendall W. Baumanpage 22 Biographiespage 35https://thekeep.eiu.edu/vehicle/1069/thumbnail.jp

The Vehicle, Fall 1994

Table of Contents Poetry Noah\u27s WifeJennifer Moropage 8-9 The Intensity of a BreathHeather Anne Winterspage 10-11 When I Was RainNicole Moonpage 11 Wreckage at Low Tide, After a Storm On Cape FearMatt Parkspage 12-14 two belowKeith Spearpage 16 HeatScott Langrenpage 17 Plastic Shard WordsMatthew J. Nelsonpage 18 Mr. Snowplow ManMartin Paul Brittpage 19 Carpe DiemMichael Lairpage 19 untitledWalt Howardpage 20 The GameKellie J. Olsenpage 21 AT PEACEJennifer Surmanpage 22 SawdustSue Songerpage 23 Photography Unbound RealitiesKris Quiriconipage 26 untitled Mark Porter page 27 untitled Mark Porter page 28 untitled Mark Porter page 29 Prose I am Here...RememberingJ. Dylan McNeillpage 32-34 RecognitionSue Songerpage 35-36 SACCADICSteve Beinpage 37-40 The BurnBryan Levekpage 41-45 Biographiespage 46-48https://thekeep.eiu.edu/vehicle/1063/thumbnail.jp

The Vehicle, Fall 1994

Table of Contents Poetry Noah\u27s WifeJennifer Moropage 8-9 The Intensity of a BreathHeather Anne Winterspage 10-11 When I Was RainNicole Moonpage 11 Wreckage at Low Tide, After a Storm On Cape FearMatt Parkspage 12-14 two belowKeith Spearpage 16 HeatScott Langrenpage 17 Plastic Shard WordsMatthew J. Nelsonpage 18 Mr. Snowplow ManMartin Paul Brittpage 19 Carpe DiemMichael Lairpage 19 untitledWalt Howardpage 20 The GameKellie J. Olsenpage 21 AT PEACEJennifer Surmanpage 22 SawdustSue Songerpage 23 Photography Unbound RealitiesKris Quiriconipage 26 untitled Mark Porter page 27 untitled Mark Porter page 28 untitled Mark Porter page 29 Prose I am Here...RememberingJ. Dylan McNeillpage 32-34 RecognitionSue Songerpage 35-36 SACCADICSteve Beinpage 37-40 The BurnBryan Levekpage 41-45 Biographiespage 46-48https://thekeep.eiu.edu/vehicle/1063/thumbnail.jp

Jenseits der Heteronormativität : queere Jugendliteratur für den Literaturunterricht an der Oberstufe

In der Jugendliteratur werden zunehmend heterosexuelle Identitäten und gesellschaftlich normierte Geschlechterrollen durch die Darstellung queerer Identitäten und Lebensmuster aufgebrochen. Anhand ausgewählter Texte von Christophe Léon, Miriam Pressler und Benjamin Alire Sáenz wird die Darstellung und Vermittlung von Homosexualität analysiert und didaktisch aufbereitet.Verfasser: Michael LairUniversität Innsbruck, Diplomarbeit, 2019(VLID)359455

GSK3-Mediated BCL-3 phosphorylation modulates its degradation and its oncogenicity

The oncoprotein BCL-3 is a nuclear transcription factor that activates NF-kappaB target genes through formation of heterocomplexes with p50 or p52. BCL-3 is phosphorylated in vivo, but specific BCL-3 kinases have not been identified so far. In this report, we show that BCL-3 is a substrate for the protein kinase GSK3 and that GSK3-mediated BCL-3 phosphorylation, which is inhibited by Akt activation, targets its degradation through the proteasome pathway. This phosphorylation modulates its association with HDAC1, -3, and -6 and attenuates its oncogenicity by selectively controlling the expression of a subset of newly identified target genes such as SLPI and CxcI1. Our results therefore suggest that constitutive BCL-3 phosphorylation by GSK3 regulates BCL-3 turnover and transcriptional activity.Insight into the oncogenic potential of BCL-

Multispecies mass mortality of marine fauna linked to a toxic dinoflagellate bloom

<div><p>Following heavy precipitation, we observed an intense algal bloom in the St. Lawrence Estuary (SLE) that coincided with an unusually high mortality of several species of marine fish, birds and mammals, including species designated at risk. The algal species was identified as <i>Alexandrium tamarense</i> and was determined to contain a potent mixture of paralytic shellfish toxins (PST). Significant levels of PST were found in the liver and/or gastrointestinal contents of several carcasses tested as well as in live planktivorous fish, molluscs and plankton samples collected during the bloom. This provided strong evidence for the trophic transfer of PST resulting in mortalities of multiple wildlife species. This conclusion was strengthened by the sequence of mortalities, which followed the drift of the bloom along the coast of the St. Lawrence Estuary. No other cause of mortality was identified in the majority of animals examined at necropsy. Reports of marine fauna presenting signs of neurological dysfunction were also supportive of exposure to these neurotoxins. The event reported here represents the first well-documented case of multispecies mass mortality of marine fish, birds and mammals linked to a PST-producing algal bloom.</p></div

The Vehicle, Spring 1997

Vol. 38, No. 2 Table of Contents Poetry: Don QuixotePatrick Scanlanpage 1 Last SupperChristine Starrpage 1 Marriage VowsKristopher Clausingpage 2 The LibraryPatrick Lairpage 4 GuruJohn Dylan McNeilpage 5 Tripping in OzKim Evanspage 5 TranceStephanie Kavanaughpage 6 The CleftEmilie Roypage 7 FlannelAmanda Watsonpage 8 Strip PokerEbben Moorepage 8 IceJohn Dylan McNeilpage 9 ChloeMichael Kawapage 11 OrchardCarmella Cosenzapage 12 Jenn & Cookie MonsterJacob Tolbertpage 13 Barry ManilowKatie Wrightpage 14 GoodbyesShannon Goodallpage 15 Prose: Alice (A Short, Short Story)Carmella Cosenzapage 17 UntitledJoe Robesonpage 17 A New World AloneKendall W. Baumanpage 22 Biographiespage 35https://thekeep.eiu.edu/vehicle/1069/thumbnail.jp