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1992

William Brockie Dilworth, American Studies
The Cayuga Land Claim
Diane Stevenson, Adviser

Patrick Joseph Solomon, American Studies
The League, the Land, and the Law: The Iroquois Struggle for Sovereignty in the Midst of a Dominant Culture
William Green, Adviser

1990

Elizabeth Amy Sherman, American Studies
The Spider Weaves the World: Gender, Labor, Power, and Weaving in Navajo Culture
T. Flores, Adviser

1989

Stacy Lee Smith, American Studies
Utopian Visions: Universal Self or Constructed Subject?
L. Quinby, Adviser

1987

Frances Courtney Shepard, American Studies
The “Women of Watergate”: A Case Study of American Attitudes Toward Women in Politics
Eric Patterson, Adviser

1985

Sharon Marie Akkoul, American Studies/Comparative Literature
The Absurdity of Pinter
J. Watson, Adviser

Christie Elizabeth Timms, English/American Studies
The Maelstrom of Malestream Cinema: Feminist Deconstruction and Hollywood Film
Lee Quinby, Adviser

1984

Laurie Jean McLellan, American Studies
The Culture of Female Illness, 1840-1920: Historical Analysis of Hysteria
C. George, Adviser

Deborah Reina Piltch, Individual Major (American Studies/Women’s Studies)
Pornography: A Reflection and Perpetuation of Capitalist-Patriarchy
Eric Patterson, Adviser

Robert M. Wolkon, American Studies
The Rehabilitative Ideal in American Criminal Justice
J. DiGangi, Adviser

1983

Carol Lynn Faber, American Studies
Public Lives, Private Texts: Lillian Hellman and the Hollywood Red Scare
C. McGrath, Adviser

Susan Barke Gilbert, American Studies
Two Feminist Perspectives: Charlotte Perkins Gilman and Jane Addams
D. Singal, Adviser

Ellen Lisa Glickman, American Studies
The Evolution of the American-Jewish Woman in Literature: Her Struggle, Our Survival
M. Dobkowski, Adviser

Karen Leslie Olick, American Studies
I’d Like To Buy the World a Coke”; The Rise of the Multinational Corporation and Its Impact on the Third World As Exemplified by the Coca-Cola Company and Its Advertising
E. Patterson, Adviser

Alan Scott Snel, American Studies
The Management of Language in the Contemporary United States: The Ways in Which Words Are Used to Maintain the Interests of Dominant Groups
E. Patterson, Adviser

Brian Peter Vanneste, American Studies
Sinclair Lewis: A Literary Vision of the Modern American Middle Class
C. McGrath, Adviser

1982

Christopher Robert Wilkins, English and American Studies
William Faulkner and “The Bear”: America in the Pastoral Tense
C. McGrath, Adviser

1981

Pamela Jane Lucas, Studio Art and American Studies
The Lure of the Past: A Case Study in Architectural Preservation of the Pulteney Park Row Houses, Geneva, New York
A. Sher, Adviser