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2022

The Multifront Battle Waged Against Female Autonomy: A Comparative Study of Ancient Medical and Literary Texts, Leah K. Montello
Honors Theses

2016

Judging a Book: For Megan Cook the Value of a Volume is more than the Words on the Page, Gerry Boyle
Colby Magazine

2014

Feminicidios en Cd. Juárez: Sombras del evanescente olvido; luces de lucha, fuerza y resistencia, Amber Ramirez
Honors Theses

2013

The Value of Truth: The Elijah Parish Lovejoy Story and an Examination of the Idea of “Truth” in Journalism, Eliza R. Larson
Honors Theses

2012

A Poet of the Sikhs: Aesthetic Embodiment in the Poetry of a Young and Elderly Bhai Vir Singh, Todd Curcuru
Honors Theses

2008

Stranger in a Strange Land: The struggle for cultural and personal identity in Haruki Murakami's Hard-Boiled Wonderland and the End of the World, Laura E. Smith
Honors Theses

2007

Can’t Afford the Manolos? Buy the Book!: Chick Lit & Contemporary Consumerism, Allison Cole
Undergraduate Research Symposium (UGRS)

2006

The travel imagination and the hybrid reality in the wake of colonialism, James McLaughlin
Honors Theses

1998

The Evolution of the Literary Myth of Petersburg Between Two Revolutions, David C. Brenneman
Senior Scholar Papers