ETD Pilot

Items

• The acidification of a Long Island, New York forest.
• The design and implementation of a telephone information and referral service.
• Survivors of the 1979 Greensboro Massacre: A study of the long term impact of protest movements on the political socialization of radical activists.
• State patronage or state control? The Israeli case of government involvement in the arts.
• Heat diffusion on graphs.
• The history of understanding and understanding of history: A dialogue with epic heroes and heroines.
• Scaled differential image compression for videoconferencing applications.
• "Deadly Sins": Trio for alto saxophone, violoncello, and piano. (Original composition)
• A study of compositional procedures in selected opera overtures (1791-1821).
• Sludge ash utilization and hydroplaning on concrete and asphalt pavements.
• Parallel algorithms for banded linear systems of equations.
• Market, community and local state: Neighborhood revitalization in New York's Lower East Side.
• Jamaica Kincaid: A critical study.
• Sociology in drama: The women of Euripides.
• Using analogs as a pedagogical strategy for practice-research integration.
• "Great Families": Capital accumulation and political power in Italy. (Volumes I and II).
• THE NON-ALIGNED STATES AND UNITED NATIONS PEACE-KEEPING, 1948--1976.
• El ensayo historico de Antonio Sanchez Valverde (1729-1790) y las reformas criollistas del siglo XVIII.
• "A darker cloud": The effects of factionalism between the city and the court on the poetry that portrays the physical aspect of London life (c. 1600-1666).
• The effect of depression on the acculturation of Puerto Rican adolescents.
• A pilot study of a translated, culturally sensitive systemic lupus erythematosus self-help course for Latino lupus patients.
• Purification and characterization of cardiolipin synthase from Escherichia coli.
• Some consequences of semantic externalism.
• The tradition of autobiography in music.
• Researching across invisible borders: Young punk women speak about their environmental experiences while living on their own.