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  • Revolutionary Love: Solidarity in the Vietnam Anti-War Movement

    Creator:
    Nguyen, Darlene
    Abstract:
    The Vietnamese population that migrated to the United States is largely tied to South Vietnam. As the population settled, their strong opposition to communism has driven many in the community towards political alignment with the alt-right and even white nationalists. The proximity to these movements and their seeming tolerance of...
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    Honors College Thesis
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    Movement by Darlene Nguyen A THESIS submitted to Oregon State University Honors College in partial

  • The University Experiences of First-Generation Polynesian Football Players : An Exploratory Study of Cultural Adaptation

    Creator:
    Vave, Walker Cook
    Abstract:
    This study discusses common struggles of first-generation Polynesian football players’ university experiences with cultural adaptation. There is little research on this topic. Because of the importance of these issues and the exploratory nature of this study, a qualitative approach was needed. Interviews were conducted with 15 first-generation Polynesian football male...
    Resource Type:
    Masters Thesis
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    topic. Because of the importance of these issues and the exploratory nature of this study, a

  • The Indian New Deal and the Effects it had on Federally Recognized Tribes

    Creator:
    Hall, Gabriann
    Abstract:
    This paper covers the impact of Franklin D Roosevelt's, "Indian New Deal" and the effect it had on federally recognized Indian tribes. I have taken an in-depth look at specific areas of New Deal legislation including the Indian Reorganization Act, the Johnson O'Malley Act, and the Indian Arts and Crafts...
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    Masters Thesis
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    Deal and the Effects It Had On Federally Recognized Tribes by Gabriann Hall A THESIS submitted to