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1	Making Community: Student Subculture and Cultural Variance in the Harvey Mudd College Inner Dormitories Mabon, Kinzie T 01 January 2016 (has links) This thesis is a study of the student subculture and cultural variances of that subculture represented by the dorm practices of the inner dorms on Harvey Mudd College’s campus. Using Dick Hebdige’s theory of subcultures and David Schneider’s theory of cultural variances, this work examines the ways that the four inner dorms support and reproduce the Harvey Mudd College student subculture so that all students share values and behaviors that are unique to the Harvey Mudd student population. After first establishing the presence of a Harvey Mudd College student subculture, viewing the dorm practices of North, South, East, and West dorms at Harvey Mudd College through the lens of four main values shared by Harvey Mudd students presents the case that each of the four inner dorms work to provide students of all backgrounds the opportunity to be participating members of the Harvey Mudd student subculture. Student Subculture Cultural Variance Harvey Mudd College College Subculture Social and Cultural Anthropology
2	I Accidentally This Thesis Because East: The Influence of the Internet on Spoken Language in Eastspeak Manning, Emma S 01 January 2015 (has links) This thesis examines the variety of English spoken in East Dorm at Harvey Mudd College. It describes aspects of the syntax and phonology of Eastspeak, focusing in particular on how Eastspeak has been influenced by the language of the internet. This includes tendencies toward brevity and language play, as well as the use of specific constructions used on the internet, and playful pronunciations that are influenced by creative misspellings used online. Specific Eastspeak phenomena discussed include conversion, deletion, and unusual determiner and quantifier use. Linguistics Language Harvey Mudd College Netspeak Syntax Phonology Comparative and Historical Linguistics Language Description and Documentation Linguistics
3	Biophilic Architecture, Connectedness to Nature, and the Importance of Environmental Issues Kahl, Sarah Michelle January 2016 (has links) No description available. Psychology Environmental Studies Architecture Behavioral Psychology Behavioral Sciences Climate Change Environmental Science Social Psychology Seeley G Mudd Center Adam Joseph Lewis Center Mudd AJLC Oberlin College

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