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Powell  \n34.  \nIn Search of the Law: Ennin's Journey in a Japanese Buddhist Context  \nKurt Martin Schreiber  \nThe Colorado Journal of Asian Studies is an undergraduate journal published by the Center for Asian Studies at the University of Colorado at Boulder. Each year we highlight outstanding theses from our graduating seniors in the Asian Studies major. As of this year, we are welcoming submissions of original scholarly work from any undergraduate student in any department at CU Boulder, or other universities, for the Summer 2018 journal. (The deadline for Summer 2018 submissions is May 15, 2018.) For more information, please see [https://www.colorado.edu/cas/academics/colorado-journal-asian-studies](https://www.colorado.edu/cas/academics/colorado-journal-asian-studies).  \nEXECUTIVE BOARD  \nAY 2017-2018  \nTim Oakes, Director  \nColleen Berry (Associate Director/Instructor) Aun Ali (Religious Studies, West Asia/Middle East) Chris Hammons (Anthropology, Indonesia)  \nTerry Kleeman (Asian Languages & Civilizations, China, Daoism)  \nSungyun Lim (History, Korea, East Asia)  \nSeow-Ting Lee (Advertising, Public Relations, Media Design, Singapore)  \nRachel Rinaldo (Sociology, Indonesia)  \nEx-Officio  \nLarry Bell (Office of International Education)  \nManuel Laguna (Leeds School of Business)  \nXiang Li (University Libraries, East Asia-China)  \nAdam Lisbon (University Libraries, East Asia-Japan, Korea) Lynn Parisi (Program for Teaching East Asia)  \nDanielle Rocheleau Salaz (CAS Executive Director)  \nCURRICULUM COMMITTEE  \nAY 2017-2018  \nColleen Berry, Chair  \nAun Ali (Religious Studies, West Asia/Middle East) Emily Sadler (Student Representative)  \nKathryn Goldfarb (Anthropology, East Asia-Japan)  \nTerry Kleeman (AL&L; Religious Studies. Daoism)  \nEx-Officio  \nSylvie Burnet-Jones (Office of International Education)  \nChristine Luft (Academic Advisor)  \nManuel Laguna (Leeds School of Business)  \nDanielle Rocheleau Salaz (CAS Executive Director)  \nEDITORIAL ASSISTANT  \nGabriella N. Ramirez  \nNOTE FROM THE EDITOR  \nThe Center for Asian Studies is pleased to publish three senior theses from the 2016-2017 academic year. Each senior graduating with a degree in Asian Studies is required to complete a research project under the guidance of a faculty advisor on any topic related to Asia. Each year, students produce excellent work on a wide variety of topics, and this year was certainly no exception. 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This anime is about a young man named Yuri Katsuki who strives to be the best ice skater in the world and win the world championships.  \nThrough the course of the show, he develops a close relationship with his coach, Viktor Nikiforov, as he fights to become the best.  \nYuri!!! on Ice gained sensational Internet popularity through memes, clips, and other media formats. This media coverage influenced me to begin viewing the program. While I thought it was enjoyable and cute, it did not seem extraordinary. 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