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Localized filopodial activity as evidence of differential regions of endocytic activity.

Asancheyev, Alex. (Wheaton College. (Norton, Mass.), 2004)

Lost in a crowd : an investigation of policies and urban refugee health within middle and lower income countries.

Marlay-Wright, Zachary T. (Wheaton College (Norton, Mass.), 2016)

This paper examines the policies of states and organizations to better understand the relationship between these policies and the health outcomes of urban refugees. Through this examination, it is argued that state policies ...

Luca della Robbia as maiolica producer : artists and artisans in fifteenth-century Florence

LaTores, Alicia Marie (Wheaton College ; Norton, Mass., 2009)

This thesis addresses the social status of the artist in Renaissance Italy by examining artists and artisans working in clay, a traditionally craft and decorative art material, and attempts to answer two main questions. ...

Lucy A. Morse collection MC096

Unknown author (2010-03-01)

Collection of shoes from a variety of regions including China, Palestine, Belgium, France, and the United States. This collection is a compilation of gifts from Lucy Morse, Wilma Sprague, Emily Hartwell, Amy White Howland, ...

Luminescence and kinetics of praseodymium doped lithium niobate.

Bennett, Tyler. (Wheaton College (Norton, Mass.), 2013-07-24)

Studies the luminescence characteristics of LiNbO₃ doped with Pr, particularly looking at the effects of the IVCT as a means for pumping the ¹D₂ level.

Mabel Perry

Unknown author

Mabel Perry, class of 1896, graduation photograph with the inscription, "Nothing too much."

Magnetohydrodynamics modeling in Python : simulating magnetic fluids.

Farber, Ryan. (Wheaton College (Norton, Mass.), 2015)

The purpose of this work is to present a gentle first introduction to numerical magnetohydrodynamics at the advanced undergraduate level. We first present the necessary background physics, building up the magnetohydrodynamics ...

Main Street Entrance to College

Evans, Walker (1940-08-02)

Making Fante one of the boys (and girls) : the cyclical structure of Ask the dust and how it argues for John Fante's acceptance into the American literary canon.

Fressilli, Charlotte. (Wheaton College (Norton, Mass.), 2015)

This thesis offers a rereading of John Fante’s most read novel, Ask the Dust (1939) by recognizing, tracing and analyzing the work as having a cyclical narrative structure. Working primarily in opposition to previous Fante ...

Making it Modern: The Making of an Exhibition

Denhard, Mollie; Quigley, Meghan; Scalzi, Mell; Valentina, Jennifer (2009)

Managing migrantophobia: human security and Central Asian migration to the Russian Federation

Mosher, Katie A. (Wheaton College (Norton, Mass.), 2013-06-06)

The focus of this thesis is the Central Asian region's experience with migration to the Russian Federation. In particular, the analysis features three Central Asian republics: Tajikistan, Kyrgyzstan and Uzbekistan.