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Senior Independent Study Theses from 1994
A Study of the Media's Influence Through Film on Attitudes Towards Transvestism, Eleanor F. Kalejs
Department: Sociology and Anthropology
Imperialism through Mass Media: A Case Study of Vanidades, Gina Kouba
The Evolution of Non-Profit Health Care Corporations and Their Ability to Seize Monopoly Power, Gregory M. Krause
Department: History
Senior Independent Study Thesis in Sociology, Elizabeth A. Kurtz
Department: Sociology and Anthropology
Biological Mothers- Good But Dead, Roberta R. Lake
Department: English
Smoke Ring Circus and Other Plays, Amy J. Lambo
Department: English
Governing the Post-Industrial City: Public-Private Partnerships and Citizen Participation, Bettina Lanyi
Department: Urban Studies
A Narrative and Essays From An Existentialist Perspective, Rahyab Lari
Department: English
Baseball and Jackie Robinson: A Testing Ground For Integration in American Society, Josh Leventhal
Department: History
Chinese Intervention in the Korean War and Its Effect on the Truman-Macarthur Relationship, Chris MacGuire
Department: History
Completing the Saga: a Critical/Fictional Investigation of Flann O Brien's Unfinished Novel, Michael P. Mattison
Department: English
The Making of the Last Enemy: An Analysis of the Deterioration of U.S.-Cuban Relations 1957-1961, Jeffrey D. McDowell
Assessment of New Journalism, Marcus C. McGraw
Department: English
Elements of the Anti-War Text: a Study of Hemingway, Vonnegut, Heller and O'Brien, Alexander J. McNamee
Department: English
An Analysis of Nonviolence as a Mode of Social Reform: Then and Now, Eric D. Meyers
An Analysis of Nonviolence as a Mode of Social Reform: Then and Now, Eric D. Meyers
El Libro de Texto Ideal, Brynn Mifflin
Scientific Archaeological Method, Oral Narrative, and Advice Literature: a Multidisciplinary Approach to Interpreting the Material Culture of Rural America, Anamaria Mihalega
Department: History; Archaeology
Fishing For Words: A Collection of Song Lyrics and Poems, Damond A. Moodie
Department: English
Folklore and Oral Traditions: a Collection of Folklore in Wayne and Holmes County, Ohio, Emily S. Moorefield
Department: Sociology and Anthropology
College Students' Attitudes About Premarital Sex, Knowledge of Aids Risk Behaviors, and Perceptions of Aids: an Integrated Study, Marianne D. Moore
Department: Sociology and Anthropology
A Study of the Contributing Factors to Assimilation Patterns in Contemporary American Jewry, Amy S. Morros
Department: Sociology and Anthropology
Support for Gun Control: What Influences Public Opinion?, Ryan M. Morse
Pain, Power, the Body, and Feminism in the Works of Leon Golub and Nancy Spero, Elizabeth Ann Mower
Legitimacy, Ethnicity, and Multiple Traditions in Two Pan-Indian Religions, Rebecca J. Mullin
Legitimacy, Ethnicity, and Multiple Traditions in Two Pan-Indian Religions, Rebecca J. Mullin
Narration, Identite, Et Conflit Dans Trois Romans D' Anne Herbert, Jennifer E. Nachtrab
Department: French and Francophone Studies
S-A, Judith D. Nichols
Department: English
Upon Distinguishing the Public and the Private: The Application of Hannah Arendt Towards a Participatory Politics of Feminism, Jennifer L. Novak
Department: Philosophy; Political Science
The Dynamics of Relationships: Exploring Dating and Marriage From the Perspective of College of Wooster Students and Alumni, Shannon M. O'Neill
Department: Sociology and Anthropology
Was Justice Served? The Case of Sacco and Vanzetti, Michael F. O'Regan
Department: History
Changing the Game in Leadership: The New Leadership in Paradigm (The Feminine Advantage?), Lisa R. Ostermueller
Department: History
Two Short Stories, Paul Pakenham-Walsh
Department: English
A Closer Examination of Occupational Segregation - Do Spatial Constraints Exist and Affect Occupational Segregation?, Laurie Peterson
Department: Economics
Laughter, Degradation and Carnival in the Literature of Milan Kundera, Mariah D. Pfeiffer
Department: English
Civil Religion and American Society: The Possibility of a Prophetic National Faith in America, Carrie F. Phillips
Reconstruction of the Paleotopographic and Paleogeologic Landscape Including An Archaeological Spatial Component Within a One By Three Kilometer Area Containing the Akrotiri Excavation on Thera in the Southern Aegean Sea, Marcus Pillion
Department: Archaeology; Geology
The American Press and the Spanish Civil War, Joshua L. Poremba
Department: History
Health, Healing and Illness in Christian Science, Sarah L. Prince
Department: Sociology and Anthropology
Towards a Feminist Theory of Economic Development: Making Women Count, Annemarie Reerink
The Effect of Outward Bound on Attitudes Toward the Environment, Susan B. Roberts
Department: Sociology and Anthropology
Records of Krishi Shaman, Kristin M. Roehrich
Department: English
An Exploration of College Women's Aspirations and Orientations in Career and Family, A. M. Rorer
Department: Sociology and Anthropology
Crimes of Fashion: an Exmanination of Stereotypes Created by Particular Clothing Styles at the College of Wooster, Ellen P. Russell
Department: Sociology and Anthropology
The Hell and Back: the Effects of Reconstruction Upon the Lives of African-Americans, Kurt D. Russell
Department: History
How Learning Disabled College Students Respond to Being Labeled, Heidi A. Schulz
Department: Sociology and Anthropology
The Relationship Between Types of Music and Selected Attitudes of College Students, James L. Shepard
Department: Sociology and Anthropology
The Devil Tells the Truth in Bulgakov's 'The Master and Margarita', Daria M. Stefaniuk
Department: Russian Studies
"Fate of the Forests" the American Environmental Ethic and the Management of the National Forests, David B. Stouffer
Department: Political Science
Senior Independent Study Thesis in Sociology, Kristen Strain
Department: Sociology and Anthropology
National Service: Are Servers Good Citizens or Just Sandbags on a Dam?, Rachel L. Tansey
Department: Political Science
Why do Nations Comply with Arms Control Treaties?, George W. Thompson IV
Multinational Corporations, Ethics, Free Trade and the Environment: A Volatile Combination, Stephanie L. Tourje
An Analysis of Departmental Policing Style and Its Implications for Police-Community Relations, Sartia Trawick
Department: Urban Studies
Little Red Riding Hood's (R)Evolution and Other Liberated Fairy Tales, Anna K. von Unwerth
Department: Comparative Literature
College Student Attitudes Toward the Censorship of Music: the Significance of Religion, Race, Income, and Exposure, Charles C. Voorhis IV
Department: Sociology and Anthropology
An Exegesis of a Tibetan Buddhist Text Mahamudra: Distinguishing the Provisional from the Definitive Meaning, Emese O. Vudy
How Censorship Has Affected Literature: Beat Generation Writers, Kristen D. Watt
Department: English
Expression of the Vietnam War Through Fictional Writing, James P. Webb
Department: English
Isis Under the Romans, Mark Webb
Department: Classical Studies
Partnerships in Education: Business/School Alliances for the Future, Megan Wereley
Department: Sociology and Anthropology
Tuberculosis as a Symptom of Poverty in Ecuadorian Society, Melisa J. Whigham
Department: Sociology and Anthropology
White House Organization Structure and Its Impact on the Quality of Decision Making: A Study of the Kennedy Administration, Lynn A. Whipkey
Department: Political Science
Gated Communities: Havens in a Heartless World, Robin A. Woodall
Department: Sociology and Anthropology
Hindutva: A Viable Political Movement?, Chitralekha Zutshi
Department: History; Religious Studies
Theses/Dissertations from 1993
The Dismantling of a Monolith: Conceptualizations of Womanhood Among Elite Mexican Women, Abigail Rae Adams
Tentative Order: A Collection of Poems, Anne C. Adams
Department: English
Mencken, Lewis, and Anderson Examine the Forces of Nostalgia and Progress in the Making of American Culture, Sarah Adkins
Department: English
Glance Backwards: Eight Short Stories, Amna Ahsanuddin
Department: English
Illiteracy in America; A Burgeoning Problem, Kathleen J. Allen
Department: English
School Choice and Inner Cities, Lydia S. Amerson
Department: Urban Studies
Neutral in Favor of Israel: Identifying and Explaining the United States 'Special Relationship' With Israel, Christopher C. Angus
Department: Political Science
What Were the Circumstances That Led Up to the Easter Rising of 1916 and Why Did the Easter Rebellion Fail, Kevin M. Bamrick
Department: History
Regressing Romances: Don't Sweep Me Away!! (But If You Insist, I Won't Argue), Elaine A.J. Baran
Department: English
Beat Generation and the Bored Generation -- the Search For Place and Identity Through Writing and Art, Karyn J. Baumann
Department: English
The Facade of East German Industrial Might and the Debacle of German Reunification, Morgan Beever
Department: History
From Dungeons to Towers: The Dichotomy of Good and Evil Women in Grimms' Fairy Tales: the Role of Three Tales in the Socialization of Young Females, Leslie A. Belgrad
Department: English
Public Policy Making in the Western United States on Water Resource Management, Thomas Benchea
Political Incorportation and Policy Resonsiveness of Minorites in Cleveland, Ohio, Thomas M. Bennett Jr.
Department: Urban Studies
The Female Athlete: Analysis of the Socialization Process and Various Affecting Factors, Tammy Berger
Children of Divorce: An Analysis of Academic Achievement and Behavior in the Classroom, Susan D. Boggs
The Failure of the Bay of Pigs, Jay Bowling
Department: History
Images of God and Gender Socialization, Heather A. Brandstetter
Power of the Wilderness, David G. Brewster
Department: English
The Environmental Degredation of Reservation Lands Since the Dawn of the Nuclear Age and the Native American's Attempts For Change, Anne E. Bryant
Department: History
Back to the Beat: An Investigation of Community Policing and its Contribution to Improving Police, Community Relations, Maximillian Marshall Busselle
The Making and Unmaking of Czechoslovakia at the Versailles and Munich Conferences, Janine M. Cairo
Department: History
The Political and Military Issues of the Arctic Convoys: 1941-1945, Gordon B. Calhoun
Department: History
Officer Blue: An Organizational Assesment of Job Satisfaction in a Small Urban Police Department, Edgar W. Carr III
An Analysis of Ghetto Riots in the Examination of the Relationship of the Press to the Government, Kevin A. Cavanaugh
Department: Urban Studies
Exploratory Study of the Self-Esteem and Identity Choices of Mixed Heritage Children, Jennifer Ann Clement
Mission Accomplished and Other Stories, Susan Cochran
Department: English
An Exploratory Study and Evaluation Proposal of Boys' Village Residential Treatment Center; Smithville, Ohio, Stephen M. Collins
A Case of 'Articulate Devotion:' The Poetical Sensibility of Sir John Betjeman, Stephen B. Constantelos
Department: English
Women and Madness: Silence and Disturbance in Victorian Culture, Katherine M. Cowles
Department: English
Manga: An Anthropological Study, Robert A. Craig
Department: Sociology and Anthropology
Role of the Black Mother in Two-Parent Black Families: Lower- and Middle-Class, LaSonya Crawl
Department: Africana Studies
Walt Disney: The King of Entertainment, Kevin A. Cropp
Department: History
To Work Or Not to Work: a Case Study of the Welfare to Work Issue in Baltimore, Maryland, Eliza R. Culbertson
Department: Urban Studies