Senior Independent Study Theses from 1989
Pioneer Women's Role on the Western Frontier: Three Perspectives, Jennifer M. Hoskin
Department: History
Next Best Thing to Being There: (An Original Mix): The Presbyterian Church and the Vietnam War, Brian F. Johnston
Department: History
China's Young Intellectuals: The Quest For Responsible Government, Marie E. Kilbane
Department: History
Fundamentalism: The Roots of Accommodation and Politicization, Nicola Kilby
Department: History
The Fight For Manchuria During the Chinese Civil War, Michael Lawlor
Department: History
William Tecumseh Sherman: The Story Behind the Man, Jason Legg
Department: History
The Alliance For Progress: Origins and Objectives, Paul Denniston Lent
Department: History
The Final Solution: Hitler's Order For the Destruction of the European Jewry, Craig D. Lombardi
Department: History
Assimilation of Chinese in Indonesia, Grace W. S. Loo
Department: History
The Evaded and Undecided Issue: Capital Punishment, Timothy S. Ness
Department: History
The Rise and Fall of SDS: Lessons Learned From the Student Movement of the Sixties, Nancy K. Nystrom
Department: History
Role of Intellectuals in Czechoslovak Reform, Resistance, and Revolution 1968-1988, Pamela B. Rhoads
Department: History
The Manchurian Incident: A New Generation of Japanese Militarism?, Lowell T. Rowley
Department: History
Role of the Army From the First Century to the Third Ad, Michael L. Saxon
Department: History
"We Took to the Woods:" Women in the Wilderness in the 20th Century, Amy Schmitt
Department: History
Ramifications of the Reign of Kabaka Mutesa I of Buganda, Thomas J. Spino
Department: History
Vine Symbolism and Sacrifice in Early Christian Art, Amelia J. Stratton
Society's Involvement in the Evolution of Children's Treatment: Wet-Nurses to Corporate Child Care, Elizabeth A. Tingley
Department: History
The Rise and Decline of Black Nationalism in America: 1965-1988, Elizabeth L. Toole
Department: History
Children, From "Young Vipers" to "Potential Servants of God", Wendy F. Watson
Department: History
"I'm Going to Shoot Anything That Moves and Is Black:" An Analysis of Two Riots, Edward W. Weintraub
Department: History
My Lai Massacre Reconsidered, H. F. Wood III
Department: History
Colonial Taverns in the Boston Area and Their Influence on Pre-Revolutionary Politics, John C. Zazzaro
Department: History
Senior Independent Study Theses from 1988
Presidential Lyndon B. Johnson and the Development of Peace With Escalation in 1964, David B. Allen
Department: History
The Nixon Supreme Court Nominations of Clement F. Haynesworth and G. Harrold Carswell, Thomas M. Ballentine Jr
Department: History
Film As a Reflection of History: Dr. Strangelove, Fail Safe and the Bedford Incident, David S. Banigan
Department: History
An Independent Study of the International Brotherhood of Teamsters and the American Federation of Labor -- Congress of Industrial Organization Past and Present, James P. F. Dowling
Department: History
No Place, No Power, and No Voice: the Era of Women's Union Participation and Activism in the Garment Industry, 1900-1912, Sarah E. Heath
Department: History
Somoza, Sandinisimo, and Uncle Sam: the Making of the Nicaraguan Revolution, John H. Hemann Jr.
Department: History
Perceptions of a Name: Facts and Testimony Following the Bolshevik Revolution and Anna Anderson-Manahan's Claim to the Title of Grand Duchess Anastasia, Cynthia Hoepf
Department: History
Function of Afro-American Trickster Tales in Slave Culture As a Means of Gaining Freedom and Resisting Oppression, Anita Homily
Department: History
The United States in the First World War: The Question of Amalgamation, Thomas R. Karsten
Department: History
Meade's Missed Opportunity: a Speculation of the Battle of Gettysburg and Its Aftermath, John P. Mead
Department: History
From Myth to Reality: International Politics and the Olympic Movement, Scot Mellor
Department: History
Atlanta: Black Children Missing and Murdered Case; An Assessment of Black Leadership, Kristen A. Patton
Department: History
Red Cloud's War, Daniel D. Pope
Department: History
Refugee Experience of Lithuanian Displaced Persons, Marcie Ray
Department: History
La Filosofía Política De Martí y su Influencia en la Política Cubana, Eileen C. Robinson
Department: History; Spanish
Fruits of Labor: Impact of Missionaries on the Hawaiian People, Eric Schoenke
Department: History
An Oral History of Ukrainian, Baltic, and Russian Displaced Persons, Kathleen R. Smythe
Department: History
History of Grenada 1498 to 1983: The Struggle For Independence, John A. Taylor
Department: History
Frederick W. Taylor and the Changing Interpretation of Scientific Management, Laura A. Tuennerman
Department: History
COINTELPRO: The FBI's Secret Counterintelligence Program, Lisa M. Vacca
Department: History
Hong Kong's 1997 Deadline: How It Became and What It Will Become, Ralph E. Wadleigh III
Department: History
The "Patton Affair" and the American Public: Changing Perceptions of the Military, Richard J. Williams
Department: History
Women in the Colonial Period, Glenn J. Winter
Department: History
Senior Independent Study Theses from 1987
Nikita Khrushchev's Tour of the United States September 15-27, 1959, David Albion
Department: History
The Plight of the Loyalist Clergy During the American Revolution, Timothy D. Austin
Department: History
Organized Labor in America: Unions in Transition: a Crisis in Labor-Managment Relations in the 1980s, J. Sterling Davis III
Department: History
Abraham Lincoln and the Emancipation Proclamation, Patrick Donegan
Department: History
Shattering the Cult of Domesticity: Women's Immigration Experience in America, Emily A. Drage
Department: History
Philosophies of Liberation: A Comparative Analysis of Nonviolence in the Perspectives of Martin Luther King, Jr. and Nelson Mandela, Paul Fleming
Department: History
United States Involvement in South Vietnam During the Eisenhower Years, 1954-1960, William T. Hickey
Department: History
Vietnam An Oral History, Elizabeth L. Humphreys
Department: History
Dominant Culture, the Family, and Feminism Women in German Society, 1865-1945, Karen D. Johnson
Department: History
Fighting on Two Fronts: Negro Soldiers and the Union Army, 1861-1865, Sharon E. Kaufman
Department: History
President Jimmy Carter's Fatal Encounter With Iran, John R. Kiker
Department: History
Grant at Vicksburg: A Study of Leadership, Grant Mason
Department: History
The Human Toll of the Great Depression, Jane A. McCutcheon
Department: History
"The Best We Could Do Was Hold Them While They Died", John D. Orsborn
Department: History
Military Critique of Civilian Leadership During the Vietnam War, Archibald D. Rodgers
Department: History
Federal-Republicans and Their Program For National Union, Daniel J. Rozmiarek
Department: History
Title: Censored, Michele L. Smith
Department: History
The Critical Analysis of the Relationship Between Abortion Law and the Fourteenth Amendment, Rebecca M. Weimar
Department: History
The Journey From St. Petersburg to Leningrad, and Back, Through the Poetic Voice of: Anna Gorenko Akhmatova, Megan V. Wiesen
Department: History
Emergence of Eleanor Roosevelt, Amy M. Zuberbuhler
Department: History
Senior Independent Study Theses from 1986
Recovering the Lost Vision: Dostoevsky's Hope For Russia in the Brothers Karamazov, Clayton F. Allard
Department: History
Alienation and Redemption in William Faulkner's South, Michael A. Barnhill
Department: History
Uncle Tom, the Klan and Scarlett: Legacy of a Stereotype, Douglas J. Chilcott
Department: History
Public Enemies, Public Opinion: Prohibition Chicago, Crystal J. Dodd
Department: History
The Ineffectiveness of the Allied Air Offensive Against Nazi Germany in World War II, Park W. Espenschade
Department: History
New Realism: A Brief Blooming of Literature in China 1979-1980, Mary A. Feist
Department: History
Korea and the Limits of War, Robert Geist
Department: History
Homosexuality and Christianity: The Emergence of the Universal Fellowship of Metropolitan Community Churches as a Protestant Denomination, Elizabeth H. Guonjian
Department: History; Religious Studies
An Analysis of CIA Involvement in the Vietnam War, Eric M. Hartman
Department: History
Themes in Chinese Foreign Policy, Jonathan J. Johnson
Department: History; International Relations
Dutchman: The Play, the Criticisms and the Experience, Sara Lake
Department: History; Theatre and Dance
The Iranian Hostage Crisis: A U.S. Response to International Terrorism, Erin May
Department: History
We Want to Be Your Partners: The Request of American Catholic Sisters, Marcia L. Obermiller
Department: History
Simplicity As An Alternative Lifestyle in America, Marjorie J. Olivet
Department: History
Illustrated Imperialism: Punch and the Evolution of the Pictorial Section of the Fourth Estate, Lydia S. Porter
Department: History
Late Victorian and Edwardian Detective Fiction: a Literary and Historical Study, Patricia A. Skidmore
Department: History
The American Conscientious Objector in World War II: Conflict Between Conscience and the State, Andrew T. Thorp
Department: History
A Critic of Contemporary Civil War Scholarship, David S. Weiss
Department: History
Shaka/oo-Sha-Ga/: The Zulu King Revisited, Andrew G. Wert
Department: History
Senior Independent Study Theses from 1985
Western Cultures South of the Sahara and How Western Influence Altered Traditional Life; Rites of Passage!, Sharon Abreu
Department: History
The Hybridization of Zionism, Practical and Political, As Utilized By Baron Edmond De Rothschild, Christopher Altier
Department: History
Slavophilism: a Search For National Self-Identity, Lorraine Aten
Department: History
1927 The Wuham Period: the Failure of the Chinese Communist Party in the First United Front, Matthew E. Bieniek
Department: History
Presidential Power: a Comparative Study of the Presidencies of Harry S. Truman and Lyndon B. Johnson, David A. Bracken
Department: History
Douglas Macarthur in Asia: a Study in Civil-Military Conflict, Pek L. Choo
Department: History
Navajo Education and the Evolution of Government Involvement in Native American Education, Julia K. Church
Department: History
Investment in China's Special Economic Zones, Thomas E. Crissman
Department: History
The Relationship Between Artists and the State During the Reign of Napoleon III, Jonathan Deenik
Department: History
Etiquette Books and Women's Magazines: "Conscious Virtue and Self Control" 1860-1920, Patricia L. Dunn
Department: History
Afro-American Education: A Struggle For Civil Rights, Sharon A. Echols
Department: History
Terrorism - Two Historical Case Studies Algeria (1954-1962) and Uruguay (1963-1972), Susan L. Fenderson
Department: History
American Intervention in Nicaragua 1926-1927, Victor M. Frank
Department: History
Henry L. Stimson, the League of Nations, and the Manchurian Crisis of 1931-1933, Gregory P. Guelcher
Department: History
Oe Kenzaburo: Survival of the Maddest; a Study in Bridging Understanding, Robin Heginbotham
Department: History