Digital Commons @ IWU

A Semiotic Analysis of Two Linear A Inscribed Ladles, Leah Rosen
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The Salt of Our Tears: Journalism as a Form of Justice, Paraskevi Kakares
John Wesley Powell Student Research Conference

Sexual Slander in the Ancient Mediterranean From the Late Republic Through Early Christianity, Jenni Tucker
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Pushing the Limit: An Analysis of the Women of the Severan Dynasty, Colleen Melone
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Modern and Classical Languages and Literatures (MCLL) Self-Study Document, MCLL, Illinois Wesleyan University
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Heritage Spanish Speakers: Self Confidence through Study Abroad, Jordan Menendez, Christina Isabelli, Faculty Advisor
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Decline and Disparity: The Case of Spanish Language Newspapers in the U.S., Brianna Gidday, Christina Isabelli, Faculty Advisor
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The State of Hispanic Education: Correlations Between Educational Attainment, Nativity and Language in Illinois, Stephanie Swope, Christina Isabelli, Faculty Advisor
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The English-Only Movement and the Linguistic Future of the United States, Erin Howes, Christina Isabelli, Faculty Advisor
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The Nose Knows: Business, National Identity, and the French Perfume Industry, Whitney Wilkerson, Scott Sheridan, Faculty Advisor
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The Perception of Bilingualism in the United States, Rebeca Cruz, Christina Isabelli, Faculty Advisor
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Delusions of Grandeur and France's Grandes Écoles: "Big Time" Prestige or "Big Time" Elitism?, Maria Klingele, Scott Sheridan, Faculty Advisor
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Attitudes Towards Bilingual Education: A Study of Educators and University Students in Bloomington-Normal, IL, Kati Hinshaw, Christina Isabelli, Faculty Advisor
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Healthcare for Hispanics in the United States, Sean Gower, Christina Isabelli, Faculty Advisor
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Native Spanish Speakers and Their Quest for English in the U.S.: Do They Want to Learn?, Matthew Styx, Christina Isabelli, Faculty Advisor
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Learning English as a Second Language: Best Practices for Adult Latino Learners, Kristen Fredrickson, Carolyn Nadeau, Faculty Advisor
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What's in a Name? The French Champagne Industry and the Battle for AOC, Hannah Becker, Scott Sheridan, Faculty Advisor
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Hispanics and Diabetes: Many Problems But Many Answers, Brooke Stevens, Carolyn Nadeau, Faculty Advisor
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Hypertension and Hispanics: Lower Incidence or Missing Data?, Kelsey Farrell, Carolyn Nadeau, Faculty Advisor
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Barriers to Accessing the U.S. Health Care System for Hispanics, Patricia Troxell, Carolyn Nadeau, Faculty Advisor
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Diagnosis of Depression Among Hispanic Individuals--Appropriate Methods and Measures, Cassie DeVore, Carolyn Nadeau, Faculty Advisor
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Professor’s New Work Looks at Happiness in Soviet Times, Rachel Hatch
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Petrified Utopia: Happiness Soviet Style, Marina Balina, Evgeny Dobrenko
IWU Authors Bookshelf

IWU Student Receives Rotary Ambassadorial Scholarship, Heather Lindquist ’09
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Illinois Wesleyan Adds Chinese Language, Culture to Classes, Rachel Hatch
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At the Crossroads: On Fairytales, Firebirds, and Real Life Choices (text and audio), Marina Balina
Honorees for Teaching Excellence

Students Lured by Atypical Opportunities Abroad, Jessica Block ‘09
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African Studies Symposium Panel to be Presented, Allegra Gallian ’09
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Rediscovering Soviet Children’s Literature, Rachel Hatch
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Team to Discuss Groundbreaking Studies at Asian Studies Colloquium, Rachel Hatch
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Las sendas del desencanto: Los mares del sur de Manuel Vazquez Montalban, Rachel Slough '07
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Five Students to Study in China Through ASIANetwork Grant, Rachel Hatch
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Production of Classic Spanish Play Features Costumes by Students, Rebecca Welzenbach
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Politicizing Magic: An Anthology of Russian and Soviet Fairy Tales, Marina Balina, Helena Goscilo, Mark Lipovetsky
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IWU Brings In The Chinese New Year, Leslie Boelter
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Atypical Estar: Innovative Vs. Conservative Uses of Estar in Guadalajara, Mexico, Alissa Hoffenberg
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Authorizing the Wife/Mother in Sixteenth-century Advice Manuals, Carolyn Nadeau
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Authorizing the Wife/Mother in Sixteenth-century Advice Manuals, Carolyn Nadeau
Scholarship

Analysis ofthe Future Tense in Two Argentinean Cities, Denise E. Miller '02
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The Benefit of Code Switching within a Bilingual Education Program, Susan Pollard '02
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Imaginative Geography, and the Perspective of the Other in Russian Literature, Joshua Wansley '01
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Code-Switching in the Hispanic Community of Bloomington, Illinois: A Case Study, Rachel Dziallo
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Vse Luchshe Detiam: All the Best to the Children, Soviet Ideology in Children's Fairy Tale Cartoons, Matthew Boyd '00
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Writing Russian Women's Lives: Exploring the "Unwritten" Autobiographies of Karolina Pavlova and Olga Berrgoltts, Kristen Bleakley '95
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The Duality of Soviet Culture: Manufactured and Organic Cultures, Mark Thomas Fletcher '95
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Theory of Prosaics in Literature and History: Leo Tolstoy and Lion Feuchtwanger, Angelica Ushatova '94
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Advertisements: Mirrors of the Soul The Reflections of Current Social Change in Russian Advertising., Laurel Nolen '94
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The Greek Language: An Historical Study, Richard C. Leonard '60
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