John Fairbairn and the Martel Furnace: The Changing Character of the Entrepreneur in Industry, 1865-1887

Kansas City, Missouri: The Black Community and the Deterioration of a School System

An Examination of Media Perceptions of the Leadership of Malcom X and Martin Luther King Jr. During the Black Protest Movement of the 1960s

The Victorian Influence on the Development of Women's Athletics from 1880 to 1930

Journalism's Celebrities: The Self-Promotion of Tom Wolfe and Hunter S. Thompson

America's Love-Hate Relationship with the Gifted and Talented

Paper Dolls: Images of American Women In National Magazine Advertising 1963-1983

The Religious Right in the Eighties Here Today, Gone Tomorrow?

Juvenile Delinquency: Causes, Trends, and Justice: Is There a Solution?

The New Religious Political Right in America A Threat to Our Liberty?

The Politics of Cultural Conflict: The Irish and the Yankees in Boston

The Merger Movement of the 1980s: Evidence of a Fundamental Change in American Social Values

Spirituality and Sexuality: The Interrelation of Religion and Women in the Literature of F. Scott Fitzgerald and Ernest Hemingway

Art Not For Art's Sake American Advertising During the Twenties and Its Creation of the Consumer

Red Gifts and White Thank-you's: Manifestations of Indian-Giving in America's Cultural Destiny

Image Making: The Image of a Politican and the Politics of an Image Richard Nixon and Television, 1952 to 1968

The Cowboy's Labor and Class Relations with The Cattleman During the Late 1800's: The Legacy of a Code

Issues and Themes of Public School Desegregation in Boston 1963-1975

The Radicalization of the Student Nonviolent Coordinating Committee

The Cultural Image of Jane Fonda: A Study Of The Different Phases of Jane Fonda's Professional, Personal, and Political Career from 1960 to 1980

Exiles from Their Own Land: A Study of Afro-American Expatriates in Paris

The Japanese Interment: "A manifestation of American pluralism"

Toward A Vision of Moral Reform: Alice Walker's The Color Purple

Spirtuality in the the Industrial Age: The Grateful Dead Experience

Race, gender and the reading experience: a study of African-American women's fiction and Middlebury College students.

"Take my leaves America" Walt Whitman: Emergence of a National Bard

The Young America Movement and the Division of American Culture

Frederic Edwin Church, The Spirit of Mid-Nineteenth Century America Pictorially Represented: Nationalism, Religion, Nature, and Science

Envisioning Gender: Masculine Ideology in American Boxing Literature

Advertising the Lure of Vermont: The Selling of Rural Landscape, 1860 to 1940

To Cross Back Over the Ocean: Mary Cassatt's Quest for American Recognition

Slicing Out of Bounds: Golf as Symbol in the Novels of Walker Percy

The Paradox of Progress: The Indian and the Works of Thomas Cole and James Fenimore Cooper

Children's Television and the Learning Experience: American Educational Theories as Revealed by Critical Responses to "Sesame Street" 1969-present

The Spirit of the Prairies and Plains: The Scandinavian Immigrant Pioneer Experience and Literary Tradition

The Effects of Internment on Japanese Ethnic Identity: A Study of Two Generations

Mordecai Manuel Noah: A Reinterpretation of The Jacksonian Jew

Tim O'Brien, The Literature of War and the American Experience in Vietnam; A Thesis in American Civilization

Middlebury Volunteer Ambulance Association: Twenty Years of Community Service and Emergency Care

Women of the Decade: Respresentations in 1940's American Cinema

Propagandizing Gender: The Relationship Between Advertisement and Female Identity 1939-1946

The American Government and Art in the Post-World War II Decade: Issues Raised by the State Department Collection

"Give You What I Got": How Motown and Southern Soul Music Changed the Cultural Definition of America

The Distortion in Print Media Portrayals of Child Violence as Representative of the Racial Bias in American Society of the 90s

Two Ends of the Capital Punishment Spectrum in the United States: Michigan and Texas- What Led to their Divergent Policies and What Does the Future Hold?

In the Spirit of Walt Whitman: Isadora Duncan and the Vision of a New American Modern Dance

The Battle Over The American Myth: A Study of Filmmakers, Ken Burns and Oliver Stone

Fells Point: A New Hotspot for Development in Baltimore City, but what about the Fells Point Community

An Evaluation of the Efficacy of Arts Outreach Programs for Youth

Modernity and Modernism Meet: American Culture and Modern Dance in the 1920s and 1930s

Separated by Oceans, Joined by History: A Comparative Analysis of the Parallel Struggles of the Ainu and Native American s

I Should Have Gone to Palenstine Instead of to New York If Jerusalem Had Arms to Embrace Me: Jewish American Portrayals of Aliyah

A portrait of Jackson Pollock, His Creative Process, and its Presence in American culture

Masters of the Universe: Popular Images of Wall Street Bankers and the Dilemma of Selfhood in the 1980s

Educated in Skepticism: Films and Novels that Examine the Quest for Certainty in the JFK Assassination

"Jews are not Sportsmen": Hank Greenberg and teh Anti-Semitic Culture of 20th Century America

The Common Cowboy: The Development of Ronald Reagan's Public Image

Personalizing the Presidency: How Kennedy Press Conferences Shaped the President's Relationships with the Public and the Press

Beyond the Mothership: The Tension Between the Maternity and Sexuality of Women in Science Fiction Films of the Eighties and Early Nineties

The Power to Persuade: Cigarette Advertising in the 1940s and 1950s

The Color of Commuting: A Historical Analysis of Race Politics in South Boston in Relation to the Busing Crisis of the 1970s

Infamous Days: Coping with Crisis After December 7, 1941 and September 11, 2001

The Means to Escape: Scotland's Highlands, the Road Less Traveled

Making It New: from Jazz to Hip Hop, The Improvisation Aesthetic and the Modern American Novel

Making Good Boys Better: Cultivating Masculinity in Camp Belknap (1903-2003)

African American Memory in the Civil War: Remembering the Massachusetts 54th Regiment

Constructing the White City: The World's Columbian Exposition of 1893 and the Workers that Built it

Media and Masculinity: Citizenship as Seen Through the Vietnam and the Persian Gulf Wars

Eating for Credit: The Role of Schools in America's Obesity Crisis

Representations of Teen Culture on Television: How Teenager Viewers Create Meaning from2006 the Cultural Norms Embedded in Teen Programming

A Return to Samhim: The Impact of Post-World War II American Culture on Halloween Through the Rise of the Urban Legend and the Slasher Film

The Evolution of Consumer Credit and Credit Cards: Advertising and Impact on American Culture in the Twentieth Century

Henry James and the Art of Fiction: A Study of His Critical Theories on the Art of the Novel

Contributions of Longfellow and Whittier to the Building of an American Folklore

A study of the Indian material in James Fenimore Cooper and Francis Parkman.