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    "The Butchery Which We Call Justice": Petit Treason and Domestic Crime in the English Common Law, 1351-1828 

    Oliver, Abigail (2020-07-06)
    From 1351 to 1828, women who killed their husbands were not charged with murder but instead with petit treason, a special category to designate the killing of one’s superior. Petit treason was a capital crime, and convicted ...
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    A Little Justice: Settler Colonialism, Shasta Dam, and the Metabolic Rift in California’s Hydrologic Cycle 

    Claire, Theo (2020-07-06)
    California’s water resource management relies on the Central Valley Project. This network of dams, canals, pumps, and diversions extracts water from the northern, wetter parts of the state and subsequently conveys water ...
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    "She Seemed Like Someone I Could Trust": Reimagining the First Buddhist Nuns’ Order 

    McIntosh-DeCiancio, Jacqueline (2020-05-19)
    How do we interpret in ways that elevate justice? This is a question posed by Buddhist studies scholar Karen Derris in her article responding to recent scholarship by Reiko Ohnuma; in her book, Ohnuma uses particularly ...
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    Sexually Dimorphic Heat Shock Protein Induction in a Drosophila melanogaster Model of Glial Tauopathy 

    Coughlan, Maeve (2020-05-15)
    Tauopathies are a broad class of neurodegenerative diseases characterized by aggregates of the microtubule-associated protein tau in both neurons and glia. Many tauopathies exhibit sexual dimorphism in their onset, ...
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    “Beneath the colour there was the shape”: Clive Bell, Roger Fry and Artistic Vision in To the Lighthouse 

    Zhang, Zeyuan (2020-07-06)
    Virginia Woolf’s novels are considered to be amongst the treasures of modernist literature. Revising the conventional realist novel, Woolf explores new techniques in her writings to examine and expand the notions of art, ...
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    The effect of oxygen vacancies on proton conduction in 12.5% Al doped BaZrO3 

    Lin, Shiyun (2020-05-05)
    Acceptor doped barium zirconate is one of the most promising materials for stationary hydrogen fuel cells due to its high proton conductivity while maintaining thermodynamic stability. Many studies have shown that the ...
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    Mapping a Genetic Mutation involved in Larval Fat Body Remodeling Disruption in Drosophila melanogaster 

    Tanaka, Honami (2020-06-04)
    Tissue remodeling plays an important role in the development of many multicellular organisms. It is also a key process in wound healing and tumor metastasis, and studying the control of tissue remodeling could lead to ...
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    Structural Changes in Oxygen-Deficient Double Perovskite, Sr2CaSbO5.5 

    Patel, Megha (2020-05-05)
    In order to develop a more efficient cathode oxygen vacancy conduction fuel cell, it is important to understand the oxygen vacancy structure and conduction in perovskites and double perovskites. Previous research using a ...
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    Enacting Transbutch: Queer Narratives Beyond Essentialism 

    Cavar, Sarah Lynn (2020-05-07)
    What, how, and who is transbutch? In this thesis, I examine memoirs and personal essays that define and defy boundaries between “butch" and “transmasculine" subjectivity –– and investigate my own queer experience in the ...
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    Crowdfunding Chemotherapy: Worthiness, Reciprocity, and Community on GoFundMe 

    Paust, Sarah (2020-05-06)
    In this project, I ask how successful medical crowdfunding campaigns mobilize discourses of worth and community to imbue charitable giving with notions of reciprocity, as well as how the news media participate in such ...
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    AuthorBaird, Izzy (1)Berman, Zohar (1)Booker, Levi (1)Byun, Jiuk (1)Cavar, Sarah Lynn (1)Chen, Ruixin (1)Cheng, Gracia (Xinran) Jr (1)Claire, Theo (1)Coughlan, Maeve (1)Erbabian, Maddison (1)... View MoreSubjectfuel cell (3)density functional theory (2)essentialism (2)identity (2)perovskite (2)proton conduction (2)19th century (1)abstract painting (1)access to higher education (1)aesthetics (1)... View MoreDate Issued
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