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  • Mothers and Caretakers’ Perception of Childhood Eye Care In the Ashanti Region of Ghana

    Creator:
    Lowe, Lianna M.
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    According to the World Health Organization, there are an estimated 1.4 million blind children in the world, of whom approximately 300,000 live in Africa. About one-half of these cases of childhood blindness could have been prevented. Each year, an estimated half a million children become blind (nearly one per minute),...
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    Honors College Thesis
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    . " " v" Honors Baccalaureate of Science in General Science project of Lianna M. Lowe presented on

  • Breaking Down Blackout: Building Understanding of Media Effects at OSU

    Creator:
    Dillard, Lauren L.
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    In the days following Oct. 5, 2007, the staff of The Daily Barometer - the student newspaper at Oregon State University - was left scrambling for understanding. The paper published a image of a man wearing black face paint for an event called "Blackout Reser." That black face paint looked...
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    Honors College Thesis
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    allowed me to grow while enduring this difficult situation. Instructor Eric Hill helped me decide the

  • View-based editing of variational code

    Creator:
    Van de Wetering, Miles
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    This paper discusses the merits of providing users variational views when editing variational code. I provide a plugin for the popular Atom Integrated Development Environment (IDE) which replaces #ifdef annotations commonly used by the C PreProcessor (CPP) with colored backgrounds, thus reducing code clutter and attempting to help programmers quickly...
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    . Title: View-based Editing of Variational Code Abstract approved: Eric Walkingshaw This paper

  • An American College Experience: It Tastes Like Burning

    Creator:
    Shapiro, David L.
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    A collection of short stories in the style of flash fiction. The themes of the stories include relationships, legality, and friendship. The stories are connect by themes, cross self-referencing, repetition, fragmentation, and characters. The main unifying feature is the characterization of the narrator through his response and commentary. The styles...
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    . Abstract approved: _________________________________________________ Eric Hill A collection of

  • “Just” Words?

    Creator:
    Lieberman, Aaron W.
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    The purpose of this thesis is to engage in a linguistic-conceptual inquiry into what it proposes might for analytical purposes be conceived—and which it hence stipulatively defines—as Applied Value Words. After constructing the conceptual framework through which to identify, and within which to characterize Applied Value Words, this thesis then...
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    ” Words? Abstract approved: !! ! ! ! ! ! __________ Eric Hill The

  • Student Understanding and Generalization of Functions from Single to Multivariable Calculus

    Creator:
    Kerrigan, Sarah
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    Students struggle with the concept of functions and the notation associated with it in various mathematical contexts. This thesis investigates student understanding of function notation through their generalization of single variable functions to multivariable functions in a variety of situations. Semi-structured student interviews were conducted and analyzed through a framework...
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    : ______________________________________________________ Eric Weber Students struggle with the concept of functions and the notation associated with it

  • Analysis of the prevalence of type 2 diabetes in Mexicans and Mexican Americans

    Creator:
    Sobolik, Julia Silva
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    Non-insulin dependent diabetes mellitus (NIDDM), commonly known as type 2 or delayed onset diabetes, is a recognized growing global epidemic, which is connected to cultural and behavioral factors, such as diet, exercise, obesity, and genetics. In a recent survey of both men and women in Mexico City, the prevalence of...
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    : __________________________________________________ Eric R. Hill Non-insulin dependent diabetes mellitus (NIDDM), commonly known as type 2 or

  • The Eyes of Tunis

    Creator:
    Van Bossuyt, Douglas L.
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    People often grow increasingly culturally confused when spending significant amounts of time in a foreign land. Identity can become lost only to reform in the image of the host society. This thesis presents a creative nonfiction series of essays that explore the author’s loss of self and contextual identity, the...
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    :___________________________________________________________ Eric Hill Keywords: Tunisia, Creative

  • Honors Link ; Vol. V (2001)

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    University Honors College
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    Lisa & Robert Branning Leslie Braswell David & Barbara Brazleton Scott Bremmer Eric & Judy Brewer

  • Punitive Versus Rehabilitative Educational and Prison Systems: An In-Depth Comparison and Analysis of the School-to-Prison Pipeline

    Creator:
    Hawash, Sarra M.
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    Youth in the United States of America are disproportionately affected by the School-to-Prison Pipeline, especially low-income and/or BIPOC youth. This is a result of centuries of historical classism and racism that serve as the foundation of the United States and is directly correlated with mass incarceration and the Prison Industrial...
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    Pipeline Abstract approved: . Eric Hill Youth in the United States of America are disproportionately