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Featuring Seniors
Tuesday, April 29, 2008
Ashley Aldrich – “Breakin’ An Entering: The Hip Hop and Break Dance Tradition and Its Incorporation into Contemporary Dance Media”
Jeb Bent – “Hit From The Blind Side: How Class and Racial Backgrounds Shape the Professional Success of College Football Players”
Tessa Berkhout – “Regulation by Revelation: Transparency in New York city Government and Agencies”
Carolyn Conner – “From Immigration to Integration: The Role of Organizations in the Adjustment of Immigrants in New York City”
Alietta Gordon – “Reasonable Doubt: Can After School Programs Prevent the Middle School Crisis in Bronx Neighborhoods”
Mireille Martineau – “All in Our Backyard: Exploring How Environmental Discrimination Affects Health and Social Conditions in the South Bronx”
Minhajul Meje – “ Voice of the Silent: The Imprisonment and Abuse of Immigrant Domestic Workers”
Matthew Moran – “Urban Renewal Reconsidered: Creating a Neighborhood in Boston’s South Bay”
Robert Offring – “A Family Tradition: Alcohol and Drug Imageryin Hip Hop and Country Music”
Andrea Stella – “Just Say Yes: Is Harm Reduction, Rather than Harm Prevention, the Best Strategy for Dealing with People Who Use Hard Drugs”
Lauren Walley – “Beyond Male and Female: Breaking Through the Gender Binary”
Emily Weiss – “Si Se Puede: How Social Policy Debates Affect Recent Latino Immigrants to the U.S.”
Bree Winchell – “Catalyst of Nightmare?: The Evolution of the Bronx and Oregon Zoos from an Animal Rights Perspective”
Rhodette Zuniga – “Video Vixens Unite: The Construction and Marketing of Images of Female Beauty in Hip Hop Videos and Their Impact on Women of Color”
Wednesday, April 30, 2008
Michael Binns – “When the Cheering Stops: Are Chicago Basketball Players Realistic About Their Futures”
Joseph Blankenship – “Ahead of the Pack: The Pioneer Club and the Integration of Track and Field in the Lower East Side”
Peter Calcaterra – “Decking the Bronx”
Danielle Carvalho – “Six Days of Hell: The Lisbon Earthquake of 1755”
Cathy Chan – “Pork Fried Rice and Platanos: A Study of the Settlement and Adjustment Patterns of the Chinese Community in the Bronx”
Taylor Cuffaro – “Prison Sex: HIV Transmission Behind Bars”
Brigette Kearney – “There Is More Than Once Kind of Cracker: Strategies for Defending Whiteness in Milton Massachusetts”
Michael Partis – “Everyday Struggle: The Lives and Experiences of Young People Growing Up in the Patterson Houses in the South Bronx”
Paloma Rahner – “The Personhood of Mobility: The Political Economy of Transportation in New York City”
Jenna Schlosbon – “Cash Rules Everything Around Me: The Origins and Consequences of the Crack Epidemic in the Bronx”
Jasmine Velasquez – “The Journey of The 21st Century Black Woman: The Quest for Self-Love and Self Acceptance”
Miranda Wyckoff – “If Rents Keep Rising Where Will We Go?: The Gentrification of the Lower East Side”
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