Browsing Undergraduate Theses & Honors Theses by Title
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A TALE OF TWO TRNAS: TRANSLATING THE SAME CODON DOES NOT IMPLY REDUNDANCY
(University of Oregon, 2004-08)A transfer RNA (tRNA) can form codon-anticodon interactions either by standard Watson-Crick base pairing or by forming a wobble base pair between the first position of the anticodon and the third position of the codon. ... -
Tanuki Magazine- Japanese Culture Worldwide
(University of Oregon, 2005-06)Rich with tradition and ripe with nostalgic imagery, Japan captivates the Western mind. Japanese culture was almost unknown in the West two hundred years ago, yet its influences today permeate entertainment media worldwide. ... -
Temperament and strategies for activational and inhibitory control
(University of Oregon, 2006-07)Individual differences in temperament include emotional reactivity and attention self regulation; both reactivity and regulation may influence the strategies individuals use in managing their own behavior and emotions. ... -
Their endless war : the legacy of agent orange and interpretations of the Vietnam veteran's compensation movement, 1978-1984
(University of Oregon, 1999-05)In the late 1970s, some Vietnam veterans accused the US government of dismissing its obligation to provide them financial and medical compensation for injuries they believed were sustained during the Vietnam War. Veterans ... -
To Bluff or Not to Bluff: Principles and Practice From Laboratory Experiments
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To say what is not being said : the radical literary strategies and sexual politics of Ana Castillo's Sapogonia
(University Of Oregon, 1993-07)In her second novel, Sapogonia, Ana Castillo challenges and confronts the canon by dismantling and defying the dominant ideologies of Westem androcentric literature. Using Castillo's first novel, The Mixguiahuala Letters, ... -
TOTAL PHYSICAL RESPONSE STORYTELLING: AN ANALYSIS AND APPLICATION
(University of Oregon, 2004-06)The world is becoming an ever more interconnected community. Within this global village, there is a growing need for people to communicate with people in completely different parts of the world. A vital tool needed for ... -
TRAMMELING AND TRENCHING: LEGISLATIVE ENTRENCHMENT AND THE PUBLIC TRUST DOCTRINE
(2008-07-22)Legislative entrenchment refers to the procedure by which one legislature insulates its acts from repeal or emendation through binding requirements on a subsequent legislature. It is commonly viewed as a tenet of U.S. ... -
Traumatic Brain Injury & Acidosis
(Robert D. Clark Honors College, 2006-11)Traumatic Brain Injury (TBI) is a significant cause of death in the United States, and is the leading cause of disability in children and young adults. Acidosis is one of the most frequent secondary brain injuries and is ... -
Treasury Balances of Oregon and Interest Transactions of Indebtedness, Floating and Funded
(University of Oregon, 1908-06)It is the purpose of this paper to trace the financial history of the state of Oregon only as it affects treasury balances. The paper will be confined strictly to the transactions of the treasury department, and the legal, ... -
Ultraman- Compassion, Family, and Perseverance Represented in a Popular Science-Fiction Television Series (1966-2009)
(2011-09-29)Despite the amount of research that has been committed to the study of Japanese popular culture, the deeper meaning of Ultraman still confounds experts and viewers alike. Critics of Ultraman contend that, because the program ... -
Unraveling the Differences Between Countervailing Duty and Antidumping Data
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UO Economics Summer Camp
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Usability and the evolving library website
(University of Oregon, 2006-06)The academic library website presents many complex usability issues, and most are affected by the ever-changing nature of digjtal information. This thesis explores these issues with the aid of usability testing on the ... -
The use of movement in group therapy
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The uses and gratifications of communication in virtual spaces: media depictions of Second Life, 2002-2008
(University Of Oregon, 2008-07)As modem culture begins to embrace the Internet as a social medium, new programs such as Linden Lab's Second Life raise questions about what an audience can expect from new interactive media. By utilizing the media studies ... -
The Value of Television Time: A Clarification of Stanley Besen's Television Time Value Model
(University of Oregon, 1994) -
Vietnamese Americans and the myth of the model minority
(University of Oregon, 1993-05)The modem popular press has portrayed Asian Americans as a "model minority" whose phenomenal academic and professional achievements prove that they have assimilated into white middle-class society. However, the perpetrators ... -
What Determines Bilateral Aid Distribution? Evidence From Major Donors
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Why consociationalism has not united Iraq
(University of Oregon, 2007-05)This thesis examines the reasons that consociational theory has been unable to unite Iraq's disparate religious and ethnic communities and prevent sectarian violence. It describes, analyzes and applies Arend Lijphart's ...