CUNY ETDs 2009-2013
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Tecnicas y estrategias del cuento historico hispanoamericano desde 1970 -
"La Alpujarra": De Pedro Antonio de Alarcon, a critical edition -
Essays on income distribution and economic growth in China -
Consistency in the behavioral patterns of serial rapists -
A transformational approach to inversional relations -
Psychosocial influences on the colorectal cancer screening beliefs and practices of African -American women: A qualitative study -
Improved MODIS aerosol retrieval using modified VIS/SWIR surface albedo ratios over urban scenes -
Beyond agency: Women writing romance as political intervention in the English Revolution -
Female learning in early modern Europe: Advocates and institutions -
Magnetic deflagration in the molecular magnet manganese-12-ac -
Word learning and phonological representations in children who are late talkers -
Usefulness of nuclear magnetic resonance in the study of a variety of battery systems and materials -
The pedagogy of Yuri Yankelevich and the Moscow Violin School, including a translation of Yankelevich's article "On the Initial Positioning of the Violinist" -
Electrical resistivity imaging study of near-surface infiltration -
Working in the business of pleasure: Stigma resistance and coping strategies utilized by independent female escorts -
Suspicion and change -of -meaning in persuasion: A co -creation application -
The United States National Student Association: Democracy, activism, and the idea of the student, 1947--1978 -
Philia and method: A translation and commentary on Plato's "Lysis" -
Synthesis of biologically important C-glycoinositols -
Creolization and Africanite in Francophone literature: Africa and the Caribbean -
"Loose lips sink ships": A history of rumor control in the United States -
The temptation of saints in Latin narrative: England, France, and the Low Countries, 1100--1230 -
"Making the devil useful": English teachers and the movies in America, 1910--1941 -
"The wounds become him": Sacrifice, honor and the hazard of much blood in Shakespeare's Roman plays -
The gatekeeping behind meritocracy: Voices of NYC high school students