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  • "What Fools Call Crime": The Boundaries of the Pornographic Imagination in Sade’s La Philosophie dans le Boudoir

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    VanLaningham, Christie A.
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    On the surface, the written works of the Marquis de Sade appear to be nothing more than pornographic mania articulated, the narrative trajectory of which oscillates between illicit words and acts. Yet his life and works are important to historians, if not due to their inherent quality then because they...
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    Honors College Thesis

  • 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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    written by Alan Moore and illustrated by Dave Gibbons. It was originally released as twelve issues, but

  • Analysis of Student Engagement with Applied Calculus Problems

    Creator:
    Gumpinger, Lynn M.
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    Applied problems are a necessity for a well-rounded and rigorous education in mathematics. This thesis summarizes the literature about student engagement with applied problems in order to develop a set of criteria for what makes an engaging and meaningful applied mathematics problem. Based on a review of the literature, this...
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    , M. (2020). Relearning the calculus, connecting it to real-life. Wahana Matematika dan Sains

  • Aryl Hydrocarbon Receptor Activation and the Prevention of Type 1 Diabetes

    Creator:
    Newman, Matthew
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    The aryl hydrocarbon receptor (AhR) is a ligand-activated transcription factor that is an important regulator of immune responses in various disease models. In the non-obese diabetic (NOD) mouse model of type 1 diabetes, activation of this receptor leads to suppression of the autoimmune response and limits immune cell infiltration of...
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    (Poland et. al 1973) In the late 1960s and early 70s, research done by Dr. Dan Nebert at the

  • Effects of Contemporary Forest Practices on Stream Nutrients, Temperature, and Periphyton in Small Headwater Streams

    Creator:
    Pimont, Cedric
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    Forest harvest practices can impact nutrient concentrations and stream temperatures, altering aquatic ecosystems. To better inform future sustainable forest resource management practices, quantifying the impact of current practices on water quality, particularly in headwater streams is important. In this study, I quantified monthly nitrate-nitrite (N) and orthophosphate (P) concentrations, 7-day...
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    of North Carolina. J. For. 114, 27–40 (2016). 2. Dan Moore, R. & Wondzell, S. m. Physical Hydrology

  • Early competitive environments differentially influence stress axis responses in sympatric, ecologically similar songbirds

    Creator:
    Hardt, Braelei M.
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    1. Early competitive environments can shape the development of offspring across taxa. For example, competition for food can have downstream effects on offspring phenotypes and fitness; however, little is known about how early competition influences the development of the hypothalamic-pituitary axis and its potential tradeoff with growth. Because baseline and...
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    _____________________________________________________________________ Dan Ardia, Committee Member, representing Franklin & Marshall College

  • Understanding Oppression

    Creator:
    Clark, Dean Allen
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    Institutionalized oppression is a large multifaceted system that is regularly unrecognized and misunderstood. Marilyn Frye’s birdcage analogy of oppression (1983) demonstrates why this complex system is often invisible, yet always immobilizing. In this analogy, Frye relates the various manifestations of oppressions to the wires of a birdcage, demonstrating that it...
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    ://www.mediaed.org/ 61 Dan Savage, “IT GETS BETTER PROJECT,” Savage Love, 2010-2012. Accessed July 26, 2012. http

  • Raising Funds and Razing Fears: Lessons in Life and Fundraising

    Creator:
    Staggs, Kayla S.
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    A project to create a fundraising plan for remodeling the Milam Foods Labs accompanied by a personal reflection on the trials and experiences leading up to the completion of the University Honors College thesis project.
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    ________________________________________________________________________ Dan Arp, Dean, University Honors College I understand that my project will

  • Microbial Abundance and Community Analysis in Devil’s Hole, Harrington Sound, Bermuda

    Creator:
    Denman, Carmen C.
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    Microbial activity within elevated CO2 and oxygen depleted environments changes with density driven stratification overturn in the seasonally anoxic region of Devil’s Hole, Bermuda. The temperature gradient developed during the summer months creates a natural laboratory to study bacterial and virus population density and microbial community dynamics in the anoxic...
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    Institute of Ocean Sciences, the Gordon and Betty Moore Foundation, and the honors excellence fund

  • Microbial Abundance and Community Analysis in Devil’s Hole, Harrington Sound, Bermuda

    Creator:
    Denman, Carmen C.
    Abstract:
    Microbial activity within elevated CO2 and oxygen depleted environments changes with density driven stratification overturn in the seasonally anoxic region of Devil’s Hole, Bermuda. The temperature gradient developed during the summer months creates a natural laboratory to study bacterial and virus population density and microbial community dynamics in the anoxic...
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    Institute of Ocean Sciences, the Gordon and Betty Moore Foundation, and the honors excellence fund