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Monthly Archives: April 2012
Litt Defends Thesis on Politics and War Films
Jeffrey Litt ’12 defended his thesis, “Free America versus Captain America: The rise of political expression on war in the American film industry.” He was advised by Prof. Stephen Dyson.
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Nave defends senior thesis
Rachael Nave ’12 defended her senior thesis, “World Society or Cultural Pluralism? The Role of Culture and the International Community in the American and Iranian Women’s Movements.” She was advised by Prof. Virginia Hettinger.
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Debates in Bayulgen’s Politics of Oil
Prof. Oksan Bayulgen orchestrated student debates in her course, the Politics of Oil. On April 19, students debated the proposition that ‘nuclear energy is needed as an alternative energy source.’ The debaters were Ashley Grenier, John Tyczkowski, Ben Fechter, and … Continue reading
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Singer posts on economy and elections
Prof. Matthew Singer posted at the Monkey Cage: “Which Economy is it, Stupid? Part II: Comparative Edition.” Singer looks at what studies in comparative politics tell us about how economic conditions affect elections results.
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Hauswirth defends thesis on Poll Design
Shaylyn Hauswirth ’12 defended her senior thesis, “Measuring Public Confidence in Polls Based on Varying Aspects of Survey Design.” She was advised by Prof. Samuel Best.
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Buckman defends thesis on Education Policy in CT
Brien Buckman ’12 defended his thesis, “Unheard Perspectives: The Framing of Primary andy Secondary Education Policy in Connecticut.” He was advised by Prof. Michael Morrell.
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Guha defends thesis on farmer suicide in India
Jen Guha ’12 defended her senior thesis, “Farmer Suicides in Maharashtra, India: Facts, Factors, and Possible Fixes.” She was advised by Prof. Betty Hanson.
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Malloy defends thesis on fear and Iraq War
Grace Malloy ’12 defended her thesis, “The Influence of Magnified Fear in the Media on Support for the Iraq War.” She was advised by Prof. Betty Hanson.
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Ayo Caros defends thesis on Originalism in US
Kyra Ayo Caros ’12 defended her thesis, “Passing the Buck or Preserving Liberty: A Study of the Importance of Originalism in the Modern Supreme Court.” She was advised by Prof. David Yalof.
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Psorn defends thesis on Causes of Sex Trafficking
Tea Psorn ’12 defended her thesis, “Breaking the Silence: Sex Trafficking. A Comparative Analysis of Bosnia and Herzegovina and Thailand’s Domestic Supply Factors.” Prof. David Yalof participated in the defense.
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