What was the name of your Senior paper/thesis/project?

[Beware the Beast Man]

Eight years later, I would still like to get "The Road to World War I: The Zimmermann Telegram" published.

[MadAsHellNewYorker]

1. Globalize This!: Resisting Discourse

my senior colloquium

[eyesroll]

2. "Beam Me Up, Scotty! There's No Science Fiction Class Down Here --The

State of Science Fiction In The High-School English Curriculum"

Oy.

[libnnc]

3. "Revenge of the Lavender Menace"...

"Revenge of the Lavender Menace: Lesbian visibility in the Women's Movement 1967-1974"


My undergrad Senior paper. Blood sweat and tears, but I had loads of fun with the research.

[khashka]

4. Seriously?

"Gay and Lesbian Teens and Available Social Services" - a look at how government programs, charity services and gay groups handled gay youth in crisis. I didn't start out thinking "failure" but I ended up believing it.


Khash.

[giant_robot]

5. "Conserved regions of outer membrane proteins as vaccine antigens"

The title of my doctoral thesis.

[RetroLounge]

6. Faster.

It was the title of my unfinished novel I used as my MA thesis in Creative Writing.

RL

[Left_Winger]

7. Senior Undergraduate Thesis....

Wow, that was so long ago I cannot recall the title (1985), but it was about the gold rush in 1970s Brazil and how the Brazilian government used a variation of the Strategic Hamlet concept from the Vietnam War to secure the area, but in reverse.

Now my doctoral dissertation was entitled The Power of the Idea versus the Force of Arms: An Anatomy of the Underground Army in Poland (1939-44) and How to Take the Fight to the Enemy When They Outnumber You.

[malta blue]

8. 1991 undergrad thesis

Liberation Theology and Pentacostalism in Rural Mexico: A Cultural Approach

yuk. My school was backwards in that they made any student who took mostly archaeology courses write a cultural thesis and vice versa to ensure a well rounded anthropologist

[Devra]

9. "What Dr. Seuss Kept Under His Hat " (for high school)

[Dora]

10. Eat what you are not fond of :

a collection of poems, two short stories, and an essay on process

For my MFA.

[Robb]

11. "Phoenetics and the enduring popularity of Shakespeare"

The hypothesis was that the particular phoenetic speech patterns of the characters, rather than just what they said, defined their motives and actions to a point that even today's audiences could understand what they were on about, despite sometimes not understanding all the words.

[Hardrada]

12. The Causes of Western Civilization

something like the infamous tests one of our profs gave which had essay questions like "The Christian Religion: Explain."

My actual senior paper was on "Performative Utterances in British Linguistic Philosophical Analysis"
I leant it to some imbecile a few years later and he lost it. I could still write it but who cares?

[momophile]

13. my other thesis option had a much better name:

"Shazbot, I've Broken Out in Words: Preserving the House of Mork and Mindy"

If anybody wants to use this, go ahead, it's yours. Just think of me every now and then.