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    Post Earthquake Reconstruction in Haiti since 2010 

    Lamy, Jennifer Ann (2018-07-02)
    Although natural disasters cannot be prevented, with proper building techniques and correct design choices, the level of infrastructural damage done can be minimized. On January 12, 2010, Haiti was affected by one of the ...
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    Robots and Recognition: Subject/Technology Relationships in the Algorithmic Age 

    Podolsky, Emma (2018-06-26)
    Robots and Recognition: Subject/Technology Relationships in the Algorithmic Age explores dyadic interactions between subject/digital technology pairings. With the “subject” of the dyad being either the individual human or ...
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    A Matter of Medical Faith: The Anti-Vaccination Debate from 1880 to 1910 

    Hartman, Elaine (2018-06-25)
    The History Department thesis “A Matter of Medical Faith: The Anti-Vaccination Debate from 1880 to 1910,” explores the first anti-vaccination movement in the United States, and its eventual culmination in the 1905 Supreme ...
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    “Who’s There?”: Designing Sensor-Aided Wearable Assistive Technology for the Visually-Impaired 

    Palani, Srishti (2018-05-17)
    Approximately 4% of the world’s population is visually impaired, with 65% of them over age 50; and an estimate of 90% of them living in low and middle-income countries. While these numbers are shocking, the bigger challenge ...
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    Assessing the potential use of microtraces of gastropod predation as a diagnostic for predator-prey interactions in the fossil record 

    Lapic, Whitney (2018-05-17)
    Predatory gastropods have left signs of boring predation in the fossil record as early as the Cambrian (McMenamin and Schulte McMenamin, 1990; putative Proterozoic examples [e.g., Bengtson and Zhao, 1992] remain controversial). ...
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    INVESTIGATING POLYDOPAMINE VIA SOLUTION CHEMISTRY AND SURFACE ADHESION 

    Zhou, Yunshi (2018-05-08)
    Dopamine (DA) has been identified as the fundamental building block for spontaneous formation of polydopamine (PDA) films, which possess excellent adhesiveness on a variety of substrates. Under favorable conditions, DA ...
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    Mouse Liver Development: Analyzing the Relationship Between the Liver and Endothelial Cells Through Whole Mount In Situ Hybridization 

    Clark, Emily (2018-05-09)
    The liver’s function as a filtering organ leaves it vulnerable to toxin- related diseases such as cirrhosis, and cancer. Studying liver development in the murine embryo allows for in vivo investigation of the process in a ...
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    Are We in Hot Water?: Comparing Macroinvertebrate Communities and Water Quality over Time 

    Cook, Shannon (2018-05-08)
    Freshwater ecosystems, which support a significant portion of the world’s biodiversity, are often plagued by pollution, particularly excess nitrogen and phosphorus. Additionally, freshwater ecosystems are strongly impacted ...
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    “Sardonic Humor is My Way of Relating to the World”: Audience Interaction With Teen Television, 2007 - Present 

    Harkins, Chloe (2018-07-02)
    There is a lengthy history of teenagers on television, and of teenagers as a television viewing audience. Over the past decade, developments in how technology allows audiences to interact with television have affected both ...
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    Mount Holyoke, We Pay Thee Devotion: Ritual and the Collegiate Religion at MHC 

    Panikian, Samantha (2018-05-04)
    “Mount Holyoke College is a cult.” This phrase, undoubtedly familiar to most MHC students, refers to the intricacies of College traditions which mark events as singular as graduation and mundane as ascending the Library ...
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