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The following abstracts for discipline History have been submitted:

• Deconstructing the Steel Skeleton: Technological Advance and the Empire State Building
  Oral Paper
  
  (History)
  Melissa W. Kapitan
  Dr. David Robinson, Faculty Mentor
  (42-6, 4:00, MG 2001)
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• Georgian Sacred Chants and National Unity
  Oral Paper
  
  (Interdisciplinary, Music, History)
  Giorgi Amashukeli
  Prof. Shirley McKamie, Faculty Mentor
  (37-6, 4:00, MG 1098)
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• Improving Student Achievement Through a Lunch Time Homework Referral Program
  Oral Paper
  
  (Education, History)
  Sarah E. Jenkins♦* and Audrey A. Lampe♦
  Dr. Julie Lochbaum , Faculty Mentor
  (33-1, 1:15, VH 1228)
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• Living on the Fringe: An Oral History of the Kansas City Fringe Festival
  Oral Paper
  
  (Theatre, History)
  Max D. Glenn
  Prof. Janet Albanese (Drake University) and Dr. Dana Smith, Faculty Mentors
  (23-1, 9:30, OP 2121)
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• Many Homes Forsaken: The St. Louis Tornado of 1896 as a Progressive Reform Deterrent
  Oral Paper
  
  (History)
  Joseph H. Rogers
  Dr. Jeff Gall, Faculty Mentor
  (42-1, 2:45, MG 2001)
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• Menno Simons: His Conversion and Subsequent Impact on the Beliefs, Practice, and Future of the Anabaptist Movement
  Oral Paper
  
  (Philosophy & Religion, History)
  Ryan D. Harker
  Dr. Mark Appold, Faculty Mentor
  (42-3, 3:15, MG 2001)
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• Organized Sport in Victorian Public Schools: A Reflection of Changing Ideals of Morality and Manhood
  Oral Paper
  
  (History)
  Emily M. Cain
  Dr. David Robinson, Faculty Mentor
  (42-2, 3:00, MG 2001)
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• Turning On, Tuning In: The Mobile Radio in Post-War America
  Oral Paper
  
  (History)
  James D. Megahan
  Dr. David Robinson, Faculty Mentor
  (42-4, 3:30, MG 2001)
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