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HC THESIS AWARDS
SPRING 05
| Spring 2005
| Major(s)
| Date Completed
| Thesis Title |
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Brian, Kathleen
| English, History
| Spring 2005
| Sky, Decomposing
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Bullington, Brian
| Psychology
| Spring 2005
| Disrupt Then Reframe
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Bulwinkle, Daniel
| Cognitive Science
| Spring 2005
| Experience - dependent Active Vision in a Quadruped Robot
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Buono, Antonio
| Geology, Physics
| Spring 2005
| Production of Pure Iron Globules from Composite Lunar Soil
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Cun, Dan
| History, Political Science
| Spring 2005
| The Portrayal of Asian American Female Sexuality in the 20th Century
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Eble, Alexander
| Economics, EALC
| Spring 2005
| Resource Allocation in the People's Republic of China
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Inks, Lisa
| English, Spanish
| Spring 2005
| Feminine Illness: The Functional Imaginary Coalescing the Fantastic and Realistic in Literature
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Milligan, Sarah
| Sociology
| Spring 2005
| Socio-Economic Impact on Education
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Morgan, Ann
| Classics
| Spring 2005
| Myth, Minor Arts, and the Acropolis: Evidence from Vase Painting
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Romine, Erin
| English, Political Science
| Spring 2005
| The Tradegy of Racial Liminality
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Schiff, Caleb
| Geological Sciences
| Spring 2005
| Width and Oxygen Isotopic Composition of Tree Rings as a Proxy for Recent Southern Indiana Climate
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Shackelford, Scott
| Economics
| Spring 2005
| Go or No Go: The Future of Manned Space Flight
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Shapiro, Daniel
| Psychology
| Spring 2005
| Personality and the Psychophysiology of Startle Reflexes
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Smith, Justin
| Public Policy
| Spring 2005
| Real Estate & China: The Global Implications of China's Real Estate Market
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Stephens, Nola
| German, Linguistics
| Spring 2005
| A Virtually Projectionist Approach to the Virtual Reflexive Construction
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Tegart, Caitlin
| English, Art History
| Spring 2005
| Constructions of Gender: Undermining or Confirming the Conservative Class Structure in Nineteenth-Century Novels
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Ware, Karen
| Art History
| Spring 2005
| Kara Walker in Black & White
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Warnke, Brett
| History, Political Science
| Spring 2005
| Taming the Sacred Fire: Neoconservatism and Democratism
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Zink, Emory
| Comparative Literature
| Spring 2005
| Does the Punishment Fit the Crime? Application and Analysis of the Law's Enbodiment in Dickens' Bleak House and Hugo's Les Miserables
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