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On the afternoon of 20 April
2007 participants in this year’s English Honors program reported on
their work. The students and their projects were as follows
Kinga M. Janik: Umberto Eco
and His Reader: The Intersection of Theory and Fiction in The Name of
the Rose and Foucault's Pendulum
Courtney Smith: Space for
Her: Cultural and Physical Boundaries of Female Selfhood in The
Awakening and Mrs. Dalloway
Elizabeth Howard: Abrupt,
Rude, and Other Endearing Qualities: A Short Story Collection
Julia Houlihan: Rethinking
Gender Hierarchies: The Interaction of Gender and Imperialism in
Heart of Darkness, Things Fall Apart and Season of
Migration to the North
Miguel Garcia: Mayhem: A
Collection of Short Stories
Kaveer Greywal: Unclaimed
Frontiers: An Appreciation of the Western American Genre
Joe Della Rosa: Charles
Dickens's Mrs. Joseph Porter
Errol Pierre-Louis: Laugh &
Cry
Yumi Blackwell: Megumi: A
Novel
Meghan Orie: Theater is a
Battlefield: Nineteenth-Century Playwrights' Political Interventions
through Theater
Lael Goodman: Kilts and
Outskirts: An Analysis of Marginilization and Imagination in
Twentieth-Century Scottish Women's Fiction
Alison Zatta: The
Thirteenth Year
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