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1989

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A Groundwater Sampler's Handbook For Pollution Control Department Of Siu-C, Jarvis L. Schultz Dec 1989

A Groundwater Sampler's Handbook For Pollution Control Department Of Siu-C, Jarvis L. Schultz

Honors Theses

My honor's project began as an essay on hazardous waste disposal problems, but ended with a radically different product. This Groundwater Sampler's Handbook is a compilation of information that was either disjunctly found throughout Pollution Control's landfill project, non-existent, or unthought of.


Internship At The Jackson County Public Defender's Office, Sandra L. Nowers Dec 1989

Internship At The Jackson County Public Defender's Office, Sandra L. Nowers

Honors Theses

As a student of the Honor's Program at Southern Illinois University (SIU), I am required to fulfill certain obligations. One of these obligations is to finish twelve semester hours of classwork; the other is to write a thesis or complete a hands-on practical senior project. Having fulfilled my first requirement, my internship at the Jackson County Public Defender's Office fulfilled the latter.


Effects Of Growth Hormone On Testicular Testosterone Production In Vitro In Transgenic Mice, Angela Susan Lingle Dec 1989

Effects Of Growth Hormone On Testicular Testosterone Production In Vitro In Transgenic Mice, Angela Susan Lingle

Honors Theses

This experiment compared the testicular testosterone production response to hCG in vitro in transgenic mice versus their normal siblings. The amount of testosterone produced during the incubation was measured by radioimmunoassay.


The Vanity Of Human Wishes, Kimberly J. Martin Dec 1989

The Vanity Of Human Wishes, Kimberly J. Martin

Honors Theses

No abstract provided.


A Study Of Laryngeal Variability In Three Specific Consonant-Vowel Syllable Contexts, Maria Winston Arokiasamy Dec 1989

A Study Of Laryngeal Variability In Three Specific Consonant-Vowel Syllable Contexts, Maria Winston Arokiasamy

Honors Theses

This paper deals with consonants being paired with vowels and how and why two distinct consonants chosen can affect vowel patterns on three specified vowels. It is a deliberate measure here to have no consonants after the vowel so as to avoid post articulatory influences. Focus Is placed on the relationship of variations in periods and frequencies for three repetitions, with no context Involved.


A Time Unknown, Adam Stone Dec 1989

A Time Unknown, Adam Stone

Honors Theses

No abstract provided.


A Study On The Phsycological Effects Of Oil And Watercolor Painting On The Artist, Carol Westerman-Jones Aug 1989

A Study On The Phsycological Effects Of Oil And Watercolor Painting On The Artist, Carol Westerman-Jones

Honors Theses

No abstract provided.


Wordsworth's Abstraction Of Forms From Nature: A Necessary Process, Robert P. Sulcer Aug 1989

Wordsworth's Abstraction Of Forms From Nature: A Necessary Process, Robert P. Sulcer

Honors Theses

Wordsworth's poetry abstracts forms from nature and man in order to make nature and man last; this abstraction is a changing of feeling into thought, of perception into conception, of the material into the word.


Censorship In British Broadcasting: The Government's Role, Paula S. Earls Aug 1989

Censorship In British Broadcasting: The Government's Role, Paula S. Earls

Honors Theses

You cannot tell it by watching British television, but the political process of broadcasting in Great Britain is a complicated one. In it are government laws restricting free speech and committees of government officials who have the power to decide what should and should not be broadcast.


An Analysis Of Current Theories Of Constitutional Interpretation, Nicole Cress Aug 1989

An Analysis Of Current Theories Of Constitutional Interpretation, Nicole Cress

Honors Theses

The purpose of this paper is to describe and explain the many different theories of constitutional interpretation. I have placed all theories discussed in one of two categories: interpretist or noninterpretivist. This paper also attempts to analyze the way in which these theories of constitutional interpretation are implemented by the United States Supreme Court Justices who advocate them.


Let's Kick The Litter Habit: A Litter Awareness Packet, Amy Jo Bishel May 1989

Let's Kick The Litter Habit: A Litter Awareness Packet, Amy Jo Bishel

Honors Theses

No abstract provided.


Feste & The Fool, Alban Dennis May 1989

Feste & The Fool, Alban Dennis

Honors Theses

I created this play to see if I could create a character whose source is Feste, from Twelfth Night, and the Fool, from King Lear, and put him in an abstract almost metaphysical world to see how he deals with reality. Both characters in their plays seem to have different world views from that of the rest of the characters. I believe the two to be identical characters in different genres.


Computer Viruses, Roger L. Miller May 1989

Computer Viruses, Roger L. Miller

Honors Theses

In this paper, I plan to discuss viruses and related problems, take a look at one virus attack in particular, and examine what the future holds for computer security.


The Age Of Silver And The Age Of Bronze: A Comparison Of Classical And Anthropological Archaeology, Steve Emmel May 1989

The Age Of Silver And The Age Of Bronze: A Comparison Of Classical And Anthropological Archaeology, Steve Emmel

Honors Theses

The main goal of this paper will be to compare these two types of archaeology; especially focusing on the history and development, goals, and preferred field and laboratory techniques of the two fields.


High Class, Richard R. Roy May 1989

High Class, Richard R. Roy

Honors Theses

No abstract provided.


Self Complexity As A Buffer For Stress And Somatic Complaints, Jennifer Leigh Jett May 1989

Self Complexity As A Buffer For Stress And Somatic Complaints, Jennifer Leigh Jett

Honors Theses

Through addressing potential problematic life events and their connection with self knowledge, the current research sought to examine whether complex cognitive representation acted as a buffer in situations of major and minor life events in relation to psychosomatic illness.


Anatomy In Action, Erik Steven Herman May 1989

Anatomy In Action, Erik Steven Herman

Honors Theses

No abstract provided.


The Influence Of Perceptual Styles On The Accuracy With Which Subjects Correctly Locate States On The United States Map, Linda Sander May 1989

The Influence Of Perceptual Styles On The Accuracy With Which Subjects Correctly Locate States On The United States Map, Linda Sander

Honors Theses

Using 93 Southern Illinois University students I demonstrated that the perceptual style which a student uses in his learning process has an affect on the accuracy with which he/she locates states on a United States map. Two perceptual styles were looked at: Global and analytic. The influence of other factors, such as sex, country of grade school education, and emotional involvement with states, were also taken into consideration. A significant relationship was found between the variables of perceptual style and number of states missed on the United States map. State preferences was also an issue examined in this study, and …


Effects Of Hippocampal Inactivation On The Performance Of A Three-Dimensional Object Discrimination Task By Environmentally Enriched Rats, Christopher T. Jones May 1989

Effects Of Hippocampal Inactivation On The Performance Of A Three-Dimensional Object Discrimination Task By Environmentally Enriched Rats, Christopher T. Jones

Honors Theses

This study was an attempt to show that enriched rats can learn a three dimensional object visual discrimination DMTS and DNMTS task. The task utilized toys from the EC for sample objects on an alternating arm Y-maze. Any subjects which were successful in learning the task were to then be tested as to the effects of reversible inactivation of the hippocampus on the performance of these tasks.


Factors Influencing Arms Control, Valerie A. Sulfaro May 1989

Factors Influencing Arms Control, Valerie A. Sulfaro

Honors Theses

It is the intent of this paper to provide a comprehensive examination of the variables which act upon the arms control process without providing an in-depth analysis of any one variable. This paper will illustrate the influence of the actors who formulate arms control, and the political environment surrounding negotiations, in order to provide an understanding of how arms control treaties are shaped.


Potentiation Of Diabetes By Testosterone In Male Rats, Anne M. Van Abbema May 1989

Potentiation Of Diabetes By Testosterone In Male Rats, Anne M. Van Abbema

Honors Theses

This research project was based on the results of a previous experiment. Due to the high rate of impotence found in male diabetic patients, testosterone was given to diabetic male rats, in an effort to reverse the diabetic effects. Testosterone, being an anabolic sex steroid, was expected to increase body weight and hopefully reverse the abnormal sex behavior. The opposite of the expected results were observed in the previous experiment. The animals lost weight, at a rate faster than the diabetic animals not receiving testosterone, and the abnormal sex behavior was not reversed. In other words, the exogenous testosterone appeared …


Age Related Loss Of Gaba Neurotransmittion In The Inferior Colliculus Of The Rat: Implications For Presbycusis, James A. Pippin May 1989

Age Related Loss Of Gaba Neurotransmittion In The Inferior Colliculus Of The Rat: Implications For Presbycusis, James A. Pippin

Honors Theses

No abstract provided.


Educational Opportunities For Aviation Management Students In Aviation Manufacturing, Dominic Sawchuk May 1989

Educational Opportunities For Aviation Management Students In Aviation Manufacturing, Dominic Sawchuk

Honors Theses

Despite the variety of courses dealing with various segments of the aviation industry, there is one portion of the industry which the SIU-C curriculum does not address, and yet many of its students focus their employment goals within this specialized area. As the largest segment of the aviation industry, (employing 1.2 million, versus 400,000 employed in commercial aviation for 1980), it is hard to believe that specialized coursework is not provided which deals with the subject of Aviation Manufacturing.