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Senior Independent Study Theses from 2001
Brown V Board of Education An Investigation of the Progress of African-American Education Since 1954, Katherine A. Daly
Department: History
How Many Tears? How Many Smiles? The Perceived Effects of Raising Mentally Handicapped Children and Adults, Amanda Gray Dieterich
The Same Thing Every Night: A Collection of Poems, Tim E. Drouhard
Department: English
Tales of Disjunction: a Collection of Short Stories, Craig E. Duff
Department: English
Politics of Rationality?: Habermas and Foucault on Contemporary Political Reason, Kevin D. Egan
Department: Political Science; Philosophy
Common Ground of Peace: Using Pluralism and Nonviolent-Theologies As Tools For Change, Kristen L. Elkington
Department: Religious Studies
Communist and Democratic Answers to the "Women's Question": Gender Equality in the Czech Republic, Emily S. Fleming
Department: Political Science
Analysis of Two Rival Theories of Integration in Post-WWII Europe: Can There Ever Be a United States of Europe?, Marcus J. Fowler
Department: Political Science
Verbatim: a Behind the Scenes Look, Matthew H. Frank
Department: English
Combining Archaeological Databases, Geographic Information Systems, and Multimedia Digital Reconstruction; An Application of the Modern Archaeology Lab in Settlement Pattern Analysis, Aaron Fuleki
Department: Archaeology
Revisionist History of Pearl Harbor, Nathan Gaubatz
Department: History
Simple Procedure, Kate Kutina Gessler
Department: English
Bedtime for Daytime TV: A Study of Television Talk Shows and the Mediation of Everyday Life, Jason Scott Gillespie
Affliction Among the Affluent: a Case Study of Increasing Conflict as a Result of the Tear-Down Phenomenon, Kevin B. Gray
Department: Urban Studies
The Influences of Young Athletes into Sports, Michael S. Griffith
A Quantitative Model and Test of Journalistic Writing Quality, Jeffrey R. Guciardo
Department: English
The Hunted: Francis Marion and Partisan Warfare in Occupied South Carolina During the American Revolution, Brian W. Gulotta
Department: History
Transgressing Limitations, Timothy B. Hagen
Department: Art and Art History; English
Reasons to Riot: a Closer Look at the Rodney King Incident and the Los Angeles Riots in 1992, Douglas R. Harper
Department: History
More Popular Than Sex: An Analysis of A&M Records v. Napster, Rayanne L. Hawkins
Department: Political Science
Feminism in Art: An Analysis of the Exclusion of Women in History Through The Dinner Party by Judy Chicago, Margaret Maus Hazlett
Department: Women’s, Gender, and Sexuality Studies
Tressie Mcintosh Site, Clinton, Ohio: Using Nineteenth Century Ceramics As Indicators of Socioeconomic Status and Consumer Choice, Aileen Heiser
Department: Archaeology
Le Role D'Une Langue Etrangere Au College En Plein Centre-Ville Aux Etats-Unis, Signe Helgeson
Department: French and Francophone Studies
Anti-Haitianism: the Literary Expression of Dominican Racism, Ana I. Hilton
Department: Sociology and Anthropology
Splendor: A Magazine - Concerning Politics of Women's Magazines in American Culture, Stephanie A. Hoffman
Department: English
Lithic Analysis of the Action Site (33KN345) and the Millwood Rockshelter (33KN395), Knox County, Ohio: a Study in Methodology, Kimberly House
Department: Archaeology
Brown and Reed Vs. Cleveland in the Twentieth Century: a Study of the Supreme Court and Social Reform, Jacob D.R. Johnson
Department: Political Science
Archaeology of Mummification and Its Significance in Egyptian Culture, Thomas Frederick Johnson
Department: Archaeology
Who Owns the Past? An Analysis of the Native American Grave Protection and Repatriation Act, Kathryn Joynt
Department: Archaeology
Conflict Resolution and Christian Values: a Pilot Program With High School Students in a Parish Setting, Christina L. Jureller
Department: Religious Studies
Journalism Ethics and the Outing of Oliver Sipple A Discussion About the Importance of Incorporating Feminine Ethics into the Practice of Journalism, Amelia Kays
Department: English; Philosophy
I Never Knew It Had a Name: Experiences of Trichotillomania, Erin R. Kollar
Department: English
Walls Broken: Poetry and an Interview with Authors of the Former East Germany, Naomi R. Kresge
Department: English; German Studies
"My Task Which I Am Trying to Achieve Is, By Power of the Written Word,... to Make You See": Apocalypse Now, a Clockwork Orange, and Lord of the Flies As Adaptations of Three Modern Novels, Lauren E. Kulchawik
Department: English
The Journey to the American Dream: The Patterns and the Developments of Chinese Immigrants into the United States From the 1850's to the Present, Yukha A. Lam
Department: History
Bargaining For German Unification: a Study of Diplomacy and Negotiation, Eric Yong-Sun Lee
Department: Political Science
MyMarx.com: What's Your Revolution? - Signs of Modernity in Literary Fiction at the 20th Century's End, Johathan G. Lindsay
Department: English
Elements in Measured Balance: An Analysis of the First Movements of Béla Bartók's String Quartets, Jeffrey VanVoorhis Mansell
Department: Music
Portrayals of Chinese Eurasian Identity in the Autobiographies of Edith and Winnifred Eaton: Identity Politics and Social Protest, Sheri Marker
Department: English
American College Football: the Black Experience, Seth T. Mastrine
Department: History
From Risk to Monopoly: the Implications of Economic Espionage For International Relations Theory, Brian J. McFillen
Department: Political Science
"The Island of Women" and Other Stories: a Fictional Exploration Into Writing From What We Do Not Know, Molly S. McKinney
Department: English
Assessing Foregin Aid: the Effect of Foreign Aid on Economic Development in Emerging and Less Developed Economies: a Case Study Analysis of India and Pakistan, Radhika Mehra
Department: Political Science
We'll Make Heaven a Place on Earth: An Examination of Three Millenarian Societies in Nineteenth Century America, Angela B. Merritt
Department: History
Future Is in the Leaves, But the Present Is in the Pot: Reflections of Political, Economic, and Ideological Changes of the Ming Dynasty in Yixing Teapots, Crystal Miller
Department: Archaeology
Historical Archaeology Analysis of Slave Life on Plantations in Louisiana and Throughout the Southern United States, Amanda Moreland
Department: Archaeology
A Llama Caught In Rain: A Collection of Poems, Caroline Morrell
Department: English
Wilder Frau Oder Gelehriges Weib? Eine Analyse Der Undine Legende, Irene Myatt
Department: German Studies
Wilder Frau oder Gelehriges Weib? Eine Analyse der Undine Legende, Irene Mynatt
Department: German Studies
Translating Theran Wall Paintings, Sarah E. Nichols
Department: Archaeology; Classical Studies
Ecofeminism and History: Making Connections, Elizabeth B. Palchak
Department: History
Magpie in June Sun, Brendan Park
Department: English
Turning the Tide: Creating Successful HIV/AIDS Public Health Policies in South Africa?, Everett J. Peachey
Department: History
A Case Study of a High School: Race Relations and Academic Achievement of Black and White Students, Heather L. Penny
Revolution Chicago: A Study and Practice of Hypertext on the World Wide Web, Andrew Phelan
Department: English
Censorship and the Development of the Russian Media, Tara P. Phelps
Department: Russian Studies
Religion, Education, and the Home Schooling Movement, Elise G. Pilorget
Department: Religious Studies
Interactive Campaigning: Will Interactivity on the Internet Lead to Political Success Within the 2000 Elections?, Zachary W. Prichard
Department: Political Science
3 Sheep in Search of a Model: Velina Hasu Houston, Cherrie Moraga and Suzan-Lori Parks in Relation to Liberal, Radical and Materialist Feminism in the United States, Liliona A. Quarmyne
Can You Hear Me: a Comparison of Major and Third-Party Candidate Rhetoric in the 2000 Presidential Election, Katherine M. Randall
Department: Political Science; Communication Studies
Hail the Holy Innocents: May 4, 1970, Justin C. Rath
Department: History
Wiseguys and Good Guys: An Investigation of the Mafia's Infiltration of Legitimate Business and Federal Responses, Michael D. Ray
Department: History
Rewriting Rosa Sandoval: An Exploration of the Education of Latina High School Students, Mary Elizabeth Reynolds
Department: Women’s, Gender, and Sexuality Studies
Rewriting Rosa Sandoval: An Exploration of the Education of Latina High School Students, Mary Elizabeth Reynolds
Lebanon and Iran-Contra: Products of Groupthink?, Kelly Roberts
Department: Political Science
Carter: a Success With Human Rights?, Stephanie Roberts
Department: Political Science
Pennsylvania Goes to War: a Study of a State's Participation in the American Civil War, Kyle Rooker
Department: History
Amandala Ngawethu!: Power to the People: the Black Consciousness Movement and Political Mobilization in Apartheid South Africa, Stephanie A. Rucker
Department: Political Science
The Survival of Past Images: The Use of Time, Memory and the Past in Novels by William Faulkner, Virginia Woolf, and Michael Dorris., Katherine M. Rybak
Department: English
Struggle For Peace in Northern Ireland: Can Game Board Theory Explain the Dynamics of the Anglo-Irish Agreement and the Good Friday Agreement?, Elisabeth C. Scheneman
Department: Political Science
Democratization in Sub-Saharan Africa, Clinton L. Scott
Department: Political Science
Regime Change and Polarization of Political Systems: the Cases of Cuba, Nicaragua, and Peru, Keshara B. Scott
Department: Political Science
Barley Educated, J. Marie Shannon
Department: English
A Feminist Perspective of Normalizing Pressures: An Exploration of Women's Obsession with Weight, Natalie Christinia Roseann Slangen
The Actualization of Equality: Introduction to the Study of Masculinity, Katherine E. Smanik
La Enseñanza De La Cultura En La Clase De Español Usando La Technología, Kristen G. Spitz
Department: Spanish
"All-Out War:" The Evolution of Violence in Professional Football, Stephen P. Thompson
Department: History
Transition to the Capitalist System and Democracy With a Focus on Poland and Bulgaria, Yohan Vaid
Department: Political Science
Importance of Religion to the Civil War, Ian Vallenga
Department: Religious Studies
The Importance of Religion to the Civil War, Ian Vellenga
The Importance of Religion to the Civil War, Ian Vellenga
Women in Power, Women in Policy: the Impact of Women's Leadership in the United Nations, Soumya A. Vishnu
Department: Political Science
Money Attitudes and their Effect upon Perceived Wealth, Jacob B. Wagner
The Effects of Ginkgo biloba on Wound Healing in Rats, Kathleen A. Walker
About Face: Mass Media's Influence on Perceiving Facial Beauty, through the use of a Computer Program to Generate the Ideal Female Face, Heather Ann Wallat
Las Voces De Los Invisibles- Conversaciones Informales Con Los Braceros Y Sus Familiares En Los Bateyes De La República Dominicana, Nell Weber
Department: Spanish
Christianity and the Compassion of Choice: An Examination of the Arguments Supporting the Morality of the Pro-Choice Position and the Pro-Choice Voice With in Mainline Christian Denominations, Julia Wilson
Department: Religious Studies
Traits and Effective Leadership: Two Sides of the Same Coin, John K. Zesiger
Department: German Studies; Political Science
Lord, Be With Us Tonight:' An Examination of Voluntary Prayer Policies at Public School Extracurricular Events, Joseph M. Zombek
Department: Political Science
Senior Independent Study Theses from 2000
La Identidad Latina en los Estados Unidos, Andrés Alarcón
Department: Spanish
An Investigation of the Curse of King Tutankhamen, Katie E. Aldrich
Department: History
Theory of State Failure: Dismemberment, Dissolution and Death of the Somali State, Abdi N. Ali
Department: Political Science
Silicon Addiction and Spiritual Starvation: a Forward-Looking Reflection on the History of Christianity and Technology, Peter W. P. Anderson
Department: Religious Studies
Conversations and Answers: Comparing Constructions of Race and Gender in Jack Koruacs the Subterreneans and Hettie Jones' How I Became Hettie Jones, Richard K. Anderson
Department: English
Quantification and Analysis of Protein Contaminants on Contact Lenses Using Near Infrared Spectroscopy, Benjamin Michael Arnold
Department: Chemistry
Transgressions - a Memoir, Julie R. Assmus
Department: English
Did NBC, ABC, and CBS Have Any Impact on the Decision-Making Process of the United States in Somalia and Rwanda?, Sheana G. Balasuriya
Department: Political Science
Bilito's Ghost: How Charles Manson's Cowboy Boots Became the White Star of the West, Matthew M. Barbee
Department: English
The Role of Music in the Lives of the Shona People in Zimbawe, Meghan Paula Belkot