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Aesthetic Representation Of Traditional Chinese Painting In Two Fifth-Generation Chinese Films, Yuliyana Gencheva Jan 2004

Aesthetic Representation Of Traditional Chinese Painting In Two Fifth-Generation Chinese Films, Yuliyana Gencheva

Theses and Dissertations

No abstract provided.


Stabilization Of Gap Junctions During Plasma Membrane Remodeling Of Astrocytes, Crystal Dawn Hayes Jan 2004

Stabilization Of Gap Junctions During Plasma Membrane Remodeling Of Astrocytes, Crystal Dawn Hayes

Theses and Dissertations

No abstract provided.


Fluctuations In Federal Indian Policy In The Early 19th Century Using The Cherokee Nation As A Case Study, Helen Elizabeth Johnson Jan 2004

Fluctuations In Federal Indian Policy In The Early 19th Century Using The Cherokee Nation As A Case Study, Helen Elizabeth Johnson

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No abstract provided.


The Vienna Convention On The Law Of Treaties In U.S. Treaty Interpretation, Evan J. Criddle Jan 2004

The Vienna Convention On The Law Of Treaties In U.S. Treaty Interpretation, Evan J. Criddle

Faculty Publications

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Non-Procrustean Bankruptcy, Richard M. Hynes Jan 2004

Non-Procrustean Bankruptcy, Richard M. Hynes

Faculty Publications

Many advocates of bankruptcy reform bristle at aspects of the bankruptcy system they find distributively "unfair." These scholars point to the instances in which wealthy debtors have been able to retain million-dollar homes and luxury items, examples which at first glance might offend any reasonable sense of decency or fairness. Yet if bankruptcy provides insurance otherwise unavailable because of market failures, then an ideal bankruptcy system would embrace much of this inequality in post-bankruptcy standards of living. The wealthy generally choose private contracts that ensure their high standards of living. Though others envy these benefits, they do not wish to …


Thinking Outside The Frame : How Museum Curators Shape The Viewer's Experience Of Art, Sara J. Hansen Jan 2004

Thinking Outside The Frame : How Museum Curators Shape The Viewer's Experience Of Art, Sara J. Hansen

Undergraduate Theses and Senior Projects

No abstract provided.


The Consideration Of Economic Consequences In Standard Setting For Accounting, Hursha Ramaiya Jan 2004

The Consideration Of Economic Consequences In Standard Setting For Accounting, Hursha Ramaiya

Undergraduate Theses and Senior Projects

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Improving States' End-Of-Life Policies : A Look At Oregon's Death With Dignity Act, Kimberly A. Emil Jan 2004

Improving States' End-Of-Life Policies : A Look At Oregon's Death With Dignity Act, Kimberly A. Emil

Undergraduate Theses and Senior Projects

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Lincoln, Douglas, And The Founding Fathers, Brett Narloch Jan 2004

Lincoln, Douglas, And The Founding Fathers, Brett Narloch

Undergraduate Theses and Senior Projects

No abstract provided.


A[Beta] Forty-Two Has Potential Direct And Indirect Effects On Mitochondria Leading To Alzheimer's Disease, Katherine M. Splichal Jan 2004

A[Beta] Forty-Two Has Potential Direct And Indirect Effects On Mitochondria Leading To Alzheimer's Disease, Katherine M. Splichal

Undergraduate Theses and Senior Projects

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