prospectuses, spring 2006
Jill Aiman: Women Writers
(Ron McFarland)
Wes Andrews: Teaching The
Stranger and Existentialism (Candy Gillis)
Jessica Auer: Monkey in the
Bathroom (D'Wayne Hodgin)
Dan Benapfl: Creation in the
Backyard (Michael Lewis)
Morgan Douglas: Two and a
Half Years with Scheherezad (Ron McFarland)
David Grunke:
A Trip into Gonzo: When the
Going gets Weird, the Weird turn Pro (Tom Drake)
Justin Holthus: Life's
Journey (Cheryl Johnson)
Kaila Kopke:
Expressions of Oppression: A
Look at Women’s Issues in Iranian Literature and Film (Joan West)
Megan Larrondo: The
Looking Glass of Literature: Understanding Nabokov’s Aesthetics (Gary
Williams)
Tony Mueller: I Am
Tony's Prospectus (Stephan Flores)
Rachael Mulder: The Divine
Counterfeit (Joy Passanante)
Steven Nix: Travel Writing
(Kim Barnes)
Sarah Ober: Homosexuality in
the Media: A Reflection on Contemporary Pop Culture (Jodie Nicotra)
Nancy Rossignol: Writing
and Rewriting: Developing a Personal Method (Daniel Orozco)
Ivan Saueracker: Alexie's
World (Daniel Orozco)
Emilie Saunders: Policing
the Police (Jan Johnson)
Matt Taylor: W.S. Merwin
(Robert Wrigley)
Melissa Triblehorn:
Should We Be Outraged?: Portrayals of Women in Pornography (Jan Johnson,
Jeanne Harvey)
Sara Wallace: Fairy Tale in
Fiction: Retelling in the Modern Day (Daniel Orozco)
Leilani Weaver: Women in the
Legal System (Tom Drake)
Dan Woods:
The Pinsky Project (Ron
McFarland)
Philip Wrigley: Old School
to New School: The Ideals of Liberal Arts Education versus the 21st
Century Reality (Joy Passanante)
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