Electronic thesis
Subject
Subject Source: Local sources
Found in 1006 Collections and/or Records:
Good pity : a family memoir, 2016
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Identifier: cw_2016spring_kruis_juliana.pdf
Overview
"Good Pity is a family memoir that follows the narrator and siblings' journey through their mother's depression and gambling addiction, and their survival through the abuse from a stressed military father. Their journey spans over several states, both physical and emotional based on their father's assignments and their mother's evolving addiction. The children are challenged to take care of each other during the times when their parents are unable to do so. This memoir touches on how we...
Dates:
2016
Goodbye Love, 2020
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Identifier: pf_2020fall_green_briuana.pdf
Overview
"Kendall Allen is a seventeen-year-old high school senior who will do anything to leave Memphis, Tennessee. Seven years ago, Kendall's father, Kenny Allen Sr., a beloved NBA star, was gunned down in downtown Memphis and died in her arms. Kendall longs to graduate and attend Tennessee State University to study music, but her grandmother, Stella, who controls her father's estate, will only fund Kendall's education if she agrees to attend Princeton University. Following an armed robbery of the...
Dates:
2020
Goodnight, Chandrama, 2024
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Identifier: cw_2024spring_maharaj_kiran.pdf
Overview
"Goodnight, Chandrama is a collection of poetry that aims to weave the tale of a Trinidadian-American poet who constantly finds himself in a nebulous space between two cultures. At first, it explores what life is like through the eyes of teenagedom and young adulthood; a sense of "is this all that I am?" The poems work through thoughts of suicide, of loneliness, one of Caribbean mythology, and of innocence, long lost. They aim to capture and question the lives that surround the poet as well,...
Dates:
2024
Grand prospects, 2018
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Identifier: wf_2018spring_dier_lindsey.pdf
Scope and Content Note
From the Series:
The series contains Master's theses from 1943 to present. The theses consist of either a production book and a media component or solely a production book. The production books were originally submitted as physical bound copies, but were later submitted digitally. The physical production books are stored offsite and the digital production books are stored in the College's preservation repository.The media components consist of U-matic tapes, VHS tapes, CDs, DVDs, and Blu-rays and...
Dates:
2018
Gray house : chapters 1-6, 2015
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Identifier: cw_2015fall_braga_david.pdf
Overview
First six chapters of a novel that follows siblings who grew up under very different circumstances with their kind-hearted mother and domineering father. Now, estranged from each other and from their parents, they have been called home for one last weekend, so that they can put their dementia-ridden mother into a nursing home. --Abstract.
Dates:
2015
Green, 2021
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Identifier: sf_2021spring_lumumba_menelek.pdf
Overview
"BYRON "BRICK" WILSON (Black, 40s) has just been released from a nine-year prison sentence for selling Marijuana. His best friend, ALLEN "A-TEE" THOMPSON, (Black, 40s) waits for Brick at the prison gates. As A-Tee drives Brick home, he is pulled over by Narcotics Detective DOUG SMITH (Black, 40s). Doug welcomes Brick home and provides a coded warning against going back on the street. Brick discovers his mother, TINA, (Black, 60s) has breast cancer. Tina dies the next day. Brick decides to...
Dates:
2021
Grey Matter, 2022
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Identifier: cw_2022spring_sances_melissa.pdf
Overview
"Trauma is like an exclamation point internalized as a question mark. After being sexually abused as a child, I'd always wondered what was around the corner; I'd always braced against how it might hurt me. As a young adult, I'd often put myself at risk to muffle that eternal question What happened to me? and convince myself that I didn't know, didn't care. Still, I wondered who I could have been, who I would have become, without it. When I examined the abuse as a sober adult in trauma...
Dates:
2022
Grip, Squeeze, Grieve, Repeat, 2023
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Identifier: pf_2023fall_sam_tyreetta.pdf
Overview
"My hometown, Donaldsonville, was deemed the worst city in Louisiana and the second worst city to live in America by an article published by 21wallst and BR Proud. The article was shared on social media and broadcasted news stations which further marginalized and stereotyped residents of Donaldsonville. Amidst the backdrop of the article, my novel, "Grip, Squeeze, Grieve, Repeat," unfolds through the lens of 15-year-old Montez Comeaux. Montez grapples with the fallout from the article,...
Dates:
2023
Hairdryer Treatment, 2022
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Identifier: sw_2022spring_franklin_austin.pdf
Overview
"HAIRDRYER TREATMENT is a feature length film designed for streaming platforms that features a diverse ensemble cast, exploring the concept of team as family. Set in 1982, the first year that the NCAA recognized women's sports championships, this comedy follows a fictional collegiate soccer program in their first year of competition. While there are numerous team-sport comedies that follow men, the amount that have women as the focus pale in comparison. HAIRDRYER TREATMENT attempts to change...
Dates:
2022
Hands-on Creative Projects in Youth Development: Benefits and Challenges of Engaging Youth in Puppetry and Climate Action, 2023
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Identifier: te_2023spring_huggins_brenda.pdf
Overview
"In this applied theater project and qualitative study, puppetry artist and community arts practitioner, Brenda Huggins, investigates the benefits and challenges of engaging youth in puppetry and climate action in partnership with middle school age students in the Greater Boston area of Massachusetts. Findings include the capacity for creative thought and multidisciplinary hands-on learning to promote heightened engagement and focus, experimentation and the freedom to make mistakes during...
Dates:
2023
Happy to Be With You, 2019
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Identifier: vm_2019spring_cong_biwei.pdf
Overview
"Happy to Be With You is a short narrative that depicts the emotional bond between an old woman and her lifelong AI robot. It raises the discussion of the potential relationship between humans and AI. It is also a film about companionship." -- Abstract
Dates:
2019
Harmony and other towns, 2018
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Identifier: cw_2018spring_zeitlin_jeremy.pdf
Overview
"The four stories center in and around a small Maine lobster fishing community of the writer’s creation. They deal with a range of social, cultural, economic, and political issues inherent to working-class towns like the ones created for these stories. More, though, they are intended to expose areas of the human condition that transcend the regional and demographic characteristics in which the stories are seated. The people here and their stories—their fears, their hopes, their hardships—are...
Dates:
2018
Harvard Zero, 2019
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Identifier: vm_2019spring_smith_warren.pdf
Overview
"While the script centers around a historical turning point for the United States with serious global impact, it focuses this moment on one individual and his choice to make a speech about standing up for what is right. Reframing this massive moment as one character's personal journey helps audiences both understand and empathize with events that occurred over 75 years ago. Though the U.S. tends to lean into the savior narrative of World War II, the script highlights how unpopular the idea...
Dates:
2019
Hauntings, 2020
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Identifier: pf_2020fall_lane_stephanie.pdf
Overview
"Maddie has always been haunted, literally. She can't remember a time when she didn't see the dead. After her sister, June, dies, Maddie returns home to mourn the loss with what little family she has left. Once she arrives, she starts to believe that June's death wasn't suicide or an accident. Her death almost mimics the way their mother died thirteen years previously. Back then, Maddie suspected her father, but now she's not sure who to suspect. The truth has always been an elusive thing...
Dates:
2020
Have You Seen Me?, 2021
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Identifier: sf_2021spring_tate_maron.pdf
Overview
"Lucy Brownstein is beautiful and mysterious, but we already knew that, because like all stories about women like Lucy, she disappears. The only thing she leaves behind is security footage from the laundromat a Sunday morning in which she can be seen folding laundry, taking a phone call, and then leaving it all behind. John Doherty, who knows Lucy from spending mornings together at her bus stop, told her a dark secret of his own the morning of her disappearance. When John starts digging into...
Dates:
2021
Heads, 2024
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Identifier: sf_2024spring_diem_nguyen.pdf
Overview
"Ever since he could hold a crayon, Robbie has drawn the people around him in a peculiar way - they appear more as misshapen, macabre supernatural creatures rather than human. Although unsettled, Robbie's father David dismisses everything as Robbie's childish imagination. These drawings are no real sources of concern, that is, until Robbie's grade school class has a new homeroom teacher, Mr. Percy. Robbie starts making drawings of a man with children's heads growing out of his back. Shortly...
Dates:
2024
Hear the Wind Whisper, 2020
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Identifier: vma_2020spring_xu_liren.pdf
Overview
"My short film named Hear the Wind Whisper, talks about an elderly woman Minyan living in a house with her daughter in America alone. However her neighbor Liling from the same hometown brings joy and warmth to her. In this afternoon, the memory of her dead husband comes back in a gentle breeze. Minyan tries to adapt to the life in Boston and finds the new connection with the surroundings." -- Abstract
Dates:
2020
Heart on the Ice, 2023
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Identifier: pf_2023fall_climer_tessa.pdf
Overview
"Heart on the Ice is Book One in the Ballston Blackhearts tetralogy. This series follows a minor league hockey team based in Washington D.C. and each book will follow a different narrator on the team. There is a streamline focus on mental health throughout each plot—it is an intergyral piece in each story. Heart on the Ice follows Quinn Marley, who was recently traded to the Ballston Blackhearts after playing college hockey in Durham, North Carolina. Fresh out of college and new to the city,...
Dates:
2023
Heirlooms, 2024
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Identifier: cw_2024spring_gomez_crystal.pdf
Overview
"Heirlooms summons fragmented ancestral memory to illustrate the speaker's gendered relationships to land and place. In the first half of the collection, the speaker traverses a lineage of matriarchs and the delicate relationships between Puerto Rican women who survive displacement and diaspora. Through ritual and a multilingual incantation, the speaker honors the complexities of generational difference and struggle within an American setting. In the second half, the collection reflects upon...
Dates:
2024
Hell Yeah The Champion, 2024
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Identifier: sf_2024spring_jones_colin.pdf
Overview
"Ward Foster, a 21-year-old perpetual loser is on his way to a date (his first in years) when he is flattened by a semi-truck. He wakes up in the purgatory waiting room, and when his name is called to ascend to the pearly gates, he accepts his lot and makes his way to the afterlife. However, stairs can be tricky. One wrong step leads to him plummeting straight down to the doors of Hell and abandoning all hope. That is, until he meets Caydes DeMonium, a centuries-old demon slacker. Caydes...
Dates:
2024