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  • My Expedition in Art

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    Pereira, Nathaniel
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    The Expedition of Whispers is a one-act play about five adventurers who enter an ancient temple in search of a lost historical artifact. Each member of the expedition has a closely guarded secret, and must confront one another as those secrets are revealed. The Expedition of Whispers was performed by...
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    Elizabeth Helman The Expedition of Whispers is a one-act play about five adventurers who enter an

  • Watchmen : as a work of literature

    Creator:
    Strobel, Elizabeth
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    "Watchmen: as a Work of Literature" asserts the premise that literature contains complexity and themes, as well as literary devices, and decided that is a graphic novel meets these requirements, it is also considered literature. The graphic novel Watchmen is analyzed like a literary text, and the narrative devices, literary...
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    of thee, o Lord, who for our sins art justly displeased,” plays across the face of Adrian Veidt

  • Intertextuality in The Bondwoman's Narrative : structural and individual perspectives of freedom

    Creator:
    Brandt, Anna
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    The Bondwoman’s Narrative, the first novel written by an enslaved Black woman, borrows heavily from other texts and genres to investigate what freedom looks like in the context of slavery. Crafts rewrites characters, scenes, and plots, adapting them to her setting and placing herself as a heroine within them. Scholars...
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    _____________________________________________________________________ Elizabeth Barstow, Committee Member, representing School of History, Philosophy, and Religion

  • Justice Isn't Fair: A Collection of Monologues

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    Ferriso, Alessandra B.
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    I always knew I was interested in the criminal justice system, evident from the hours I spent as a child binge watching Law & Order, Rizzoli and Isles, and Dateline when my parents weren’t home. I very nearly pursued criminal justice as a major, but ended up going a different...
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    _____________________________________________________________________ Elizabeth Helman, Committee Member, representing Theatre Arts

  • Women's History Lessons for High School Social Studies Classes

    Creator:
    Mallery, Adah E.
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    Women’s history is often not included in K-12 classes. However, women are an essential part of American history and should be better represented in the K-12 curricula and classrooms. The purpose of this thesis is to both acknowledge that women’s history is often missing in K-12 classrooms and to provide...
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    _____________________________________________________________________ Elizabeth Sheehan, Committee Member, representing School of Writing, Literature, and Film

  • There’s a Long, Long Trail to Tipperary: Soldier Song Investigation and Development During the First World War

    Creator:
    Delgado, Nolan Schreiner
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    From 1914-1918 the world experienced humanity’s ultimate affirmation of malice on scales scant seen in the centuries before. The Great War wrought terror on an industrial scale, throwing men headlong unto landscapes rent low by fire and steel. Our collective unconscious image of the war does well to demonstrate this....
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    _____________________________________________________________________ Elizabeth Barstow, Committee Member, representing School of History, Philosophy, and Religion

  • Interposing Quarrels : Factors Influencing Neutrality Policy Formation, 1860-2016

    Creator:
    Su, Andrew Philip
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    When analyzing foreign policy, a significant question arises. How do nations make decisions about foreign engagement and neutrality? Understanding what factors and influences shape foreign policy decisions is often a difficult task as the motivation for action is never clear or absolute. This work will analyze whether or not the...
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    Minister Lord Palmerston recalled a proverb that he had learned as a child. He wrote to Foreign

  • Langmuir-Pockels Trough with Double Wall Couette for Measuring Interfacial Rheology of Insoluble Surfactants

    Creator:
    Turner, Christine
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    Insoluble surfactants are unique molecules that have the ability to manipulate interfacial properties, becoming useful in numerous applications such as detergents, wetting agents, emulsifiers, foaming agents, dispersants, and more. Interfacial rheology is a field that attempts to characterize the flow properties of insoluble surfactants by exerting a stress on the...
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    , she learned that Lord Rayleigh was researching surface tension, and she wrote him a letter

  • Fiction's fatal flaw : misrepresentation of the average scientist

    Creator:
    Basler, Emily
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    Fiction facilitates the attribution of unrealistic character traits to scientists, and skews general understanding of the scientific process-- a fatal flaw resulting in self-doubt within undergraduate scientists, and apprehension and distrust in several communities. Misconceptions and the absence of significant ideas were identified by analyzing novels within the “Lab Lit”...
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    novels are significant achievements: Elizabeth Zott receives substantial research funds in Lessons in

  • Disney and Virtue Ethics: Understanding Disney Film through Aristotle’s Nicomachean Ethics

    Creator:
    Painter, Stephanie L.
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    The purpose of this thesis was to develop an analytical framework based in Aristotle’s Nicomachean Ethics and to apply this framework to Disney films in order to broaden the current discussion and analysis of Disney films. The first portion of this thesis was an overview of the most common critiques...
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    . Elizabeth Bell, “Somatexts at the Disney Shop,” analyzes the presentation of women’s bodies in six