By Division: LANGUAGE AND LITERATURE (2003)

• 1974 Cadillac Sedan DeVille  Stransky, Neil
   
  
• A City without Men: Using Women to Exemplify Nonviolence  Imes, Staci
   
  
• A Little Bit of Sex in Dhalgren  Widitz, Kathryn
   
  
• A Queer Reading of the Work of David Bowie, 1970-1973  Useted, Thomas
   
  
• A Womanist Critique of Whoopi Goldberg and Her Non-Traditional Roles   Stoverink, Katherine
   
  
• Bakhtin on the Web  Devine, Jaclyn
   
  
• BUILDING A STORY: THE STRUCTURAL FRAME OF ARUNDHATI ROY'S THE GOD OF SMALL THINGS Martin, Michelle
   
  
• Burke and the Beatles: Identification and Consubstantiality Shed Light on an Old Favorite  Strull, Sarah
   
  
• Closing the Acheivement Gap with Technology  Antony, Kendra
   
  
• Critical Analysis of Hitler's and Ezekiel's Vision of the Apocalypse  Stokes II, Robert
   
  
• Cyberstalking: A Growing Trend in the 21st Century  Ojile, Rebecca
   
  
• Die Philosophie der Kraft des Universums  Stephens, Kellen
   
  
• Does slushy mix make a narrative?: An examination of narrative and incongruity theories in Josh and the Big Wall   Carmack, Heather
   
  
• ECOFEMINISM AND THE WORK OF MAHASWETA DEVI: THE INTERCONNECTIONS OF SOCIOECONOMIC, RELIGIOUS, AND LITERARY REALMS IN INDIA  Malin, Stephanie
   
  
• Electronic Medical Records: Patient Information in the Internet Age  Montgomery, Jennifer
   
  
• Everythang’s gonna be all white: A rhetorical analysis of “The Fightin’ Whities”  Carmack, Heather
   
  
• F***ing Punk up the Ass or The Carnival of Queercore Strickland, Jennifer
   
  
• Feminism and the Black Family  Ballard, Angela
   
  
• Finding Our Truths: The Elusive Definition of Documentary Work  Ford, Jessica
   
  
• From blackface to painted face  Kuntz, Nicholas
   
  
• Hazard to ya Booty: A Study of the Integrated Elements and Execution of a Promotional Campaign for a Local Funk Band  Wright, Hilary
   
  
• "How the Legend of Zelda Rots Your Brain and Why It Feels So Good: A Biogenetic Structuralist Look at the Mythology of a Video Game"   Bisges, John
   
  
• Langston Hughes and his Madam: Voicing the African American Female in the Search for Equality  Volin, Katherine
   
  
• Learning to Love Corn: A Midwestern Poetry Project  Kuhnline, Dana
   
  
• Let's go to the movies: An examination of cinema therapy in contemporary society  Carmack, Amy
   
  
• Living Words: Premchand and the Politics of Language  Fagan, Ty
   
  
• Media Bringing Us Closer to the War  Hannon, Alison
   
  
• Media Representation as an Indicator of Social Change in South Africa and Cuba  Smout, Fadzai
   
  
• Musical Influence in Social Movements  Abeln, Erin
   
  
• Online Education: Taking Learning out of the Classroom  Ohlendorf, Jennifer
   
  
• Online Fear Appeal: You Could Get Scammed!  Devine, Jaclyn
   
  
• PH BALANCED ASSIMILATION: CULTURAL BLENDING IN TSITSI DANGAREMBGA’S NERVOUS CONDITIONS  Schreiber, Hannah
   
  
• Rethinking Gender Roles in Things Fall Apart  Edeh, Samuel
   
  
• Ronald Reagan: His style and ability to communicate  Swenson, Sara
   
  
• Tambudzai’s Discovery of Self in Tsitsi Dangarembga’s Nervous Conditions   McDuff, Sarah
   
  
• The Adrian Dominican Sisters:   Anderson, Julie
   
  
• The Hardest Paper I Have Ever Written  Selimovic, Adnan
   
  
• THE ILLUSION OF A UNITED AMERICA AND MARY LOUISE PRATT’S “ARTS OF THE CONTACT ZONE”  Albrecht, Anthony
   
  
• The Quest for Counter-Hegemony: Post-Colonialism in Spike Lee's Do the Right Thing and Julie Dash's Daughters of the Dust Carlyle, Matthew
   
  
• The Sopranos Puts a Hit Out on Masculine Consumption  Heggs, Ryan
   
  
• Thinking Outside the Box  Patterson, Teri
   
  
• Whatca gonna do when the TV crew comes for you: A rhetorical analysis of JohnsTV Carmack, Amy
   
  
• Who are 'you'?: the danger of pseudo-generic 2nd person pronouns  Archer, Shawna
   
  
• Women's Body Image and the Media: The Negative Influence of the Media on Women  Batty, Sara
   
  
• Women's Suffrage in Stages  Noedel, Sally