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Culminating Project: Ceramics Major, Mark O. Huckabee May 1998

Culminating Project: Ceramics Major, Mark O. Huckabee

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Chump Change, A Moral Tale Of Misogyny And Accountability: A Screenplay, Christopher S. Mcdonald Jan 1998

Chump Change, A Moral Tale Of Misogyny And Accountability: A Screenplay, Christopher S. Mcdonald

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This Culmanating Project is a full-length motion picture screenplay titled Chump Change.

Chump Change is a moral tale of the accountability that a young misogynist named Clay has to face when his long-suffering wife, Lena, pulls the rug out from under their marriage. As Clay struggles to put his life back together while fighting Lena for the custody of his son, he has to face up to his own responsibility for his plight.

As Clay develops more consciousness about the darker side of his own nature, he searches for the answer to the question. 11 Can people really change?" He …


Ethics In Media Communication And The Right To Privacy, Jane M. Decker Jan 1998

Ethics In Media Communication And The Right To Privacy, Jane M. Decker

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This thesis will focus on determining whether or not the media does or does not pay heavy attention to ethical issues when reporting. Much of society believes that the media focuses more on "getting the story", rather than reporting the news. Also, some view the media as an entity which cares only about sensationalism, and producing the highest rating. Over the past fifteen years or so, media coverage has changed quite drastically. Journalists of earlier times would have not been expected to go to any lengths to get a story, as they seem to be in today's world. It is …


The Role Of Sound And Sound Effects In Theatrical Productions, Sheila K. Adams Jan 1998

The Role Of Sound And Sound Effects In Theatrical Productions, Sheila K. Adams

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Deaccessioning And The Colt Museum Collection, Carl A. Robin Jan 1998

Deaccessioning And The Colt Museum Collection, Carl A. Robin

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The valuation of tangible personal property donated to reduce federal tax liability is an example of one function of the professional appraiser. An equally important task related to charitable contributions involves the appraisal of donated property after it becomes surplus to the needs of the recipient institution.

This study examines controversial exchanges from the Colt Museum Collection at the Connecticut State Library in Hartford between 1977 and 1984, placing them within a broader context to trace the evolution of uniform standards in the museum profession. The central idea recognizes the need for procedural safeguards to guide deaccessioning decisions.

Precipitous decisions …


Pieces Of My Puzzle, In Search Of The Big Picture, Leann M. Haferkamp Jan 1998

Pieces Of My Puzzle, In Search Of The Big Picture, Leann M. Haferkamp

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The Imperative That African-American Authors Define The Nature Of African-American Heroes In Literature: Or Uncle Tom To Jedediah West, Harry Jackson Jr. Jan 1998

The Imperative That African-American Authors Define The Nature Of African-American Heroes In Literature: Or Uncle Tom To Jedediah West, Harry Jackson Jr.

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This document will demonstrate the need for African-American authors to define the essential and fundamental characteristics, disposition and purpose of the literary heroes of African Americans by way of an analysis of the novel, Cowboy, the Saga of Jedediah West, which I wrote between 1995 and 1998. The creation of a distinct literary heroic tradition for African Americans is necessary, I contend, because the culture virtually has been deprived and devoid of literary, imaginary heroes. Because people of every culture require heroes for healthy evolution, African Americans have weighted their heroic tradition with living heroes exclusively who are accepted …