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Mapping the course

Creator:

Wright, Dawn J.

Abstract:

In opening our eyes to the unseen wonders of the ocean Jacques Cousteau is thought to have said, “People protect what they love.” A variation, perhaps, on the words of the Senegalese poet and naturalist Baba Dioum: “In the end, we will conserve only what we love. We will love...

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Article
A cross-ocean comparison of responses to settlement cues in reef-building corals

Creator:

Davies, Sarah W., Meyer, Eli, Guermond, Sarah M., and Matz, Mikhail V.

Abstract:

Caribbean coral reefs have deteriorated substantially over the past 30 years, which is broadly attributable to the effects of global climate change. In the same time, Indo-Pacific reefs maintain higher coral cover and typically recover rapidly after disturbances. This difference in reef resilience is largely due to much higher coral...

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Article
Interaction of Design Factors in the Truckload Relay Network Design with Mixed Fleet Dispatching Problem

Creator:

Jenks, Christopher L.

Abstract:

Truckload carriers operating under a Point-To-Point (PtP) dispatching method seek to minimize miles driven with empty loads. This results in driving tours keeping drivers away from their homes for weeks at a time causing high turnover rates industry wide. One proposed solution combines Relay Network dispatching with existing PtP. This...

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Honors College Thesis
"Sorrow's springs are the same" : synoeciosis in the poetry of Alfred Tennyson and Gerard Manley Hopkins

Creator:

Adamson, Christopher

Abstract:

Tennyson and Hopkins scholarship is dominated by a focus on antithetical dichotomies. Tennyson's speakers are fractured selves focused on the gap between matter and spirit, faith and reason, solitude and community. Likewise, Hopkins' doubled vocation as priest and poet is presented as a contradiction to the point that the transition...

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Masters Thesis