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Wevelength and Succinyl Acetone Effects on Photosensitivity Killing of L1210 Cells in the Presence of Hematoporphyrin
(1982)Hematoporphyrin is a photosensitizing agent known to preferentially accumulate in cancer tissue. Recent clinical experiments using hematoporphyrin and light treatment on various types of cancer tumors have shown promising ... -
What America Reads : The Top Ten Magazines in the United States
(1973)The author reviews the content, style, and editorial focus of the top ten magazines according to a 1972 survey by the Audit Bureau of Circulations that found the ten periodicals with the highest circulation numbers were: ... -
What are the Regional and Personal, Economic and Moral, Effects of US Immigration Policy and Procedures at the US-Mexico Border? A Study on the (economic and moral) Impact of Recent U.S. Immigration Policy
(2020-11-23)The border that divides the United States and Mexico has had a long and complicated history. U.S. Immigration law is even more complex and confusing as to how it works. As a country that prides itself on being a country ... -
What Can We Hope?
(1979-09-16)Text of sermon given at First Baptist Church, Kalamazoo, Michigan on September 16, 1979. -
What Comes Out : A SIP
(1998)art-a haiku / art is what comes out / when you have five months to make / stuff and think too much and spend / all your father's loot. -
What DO High School Students Like to Read in the English Classroom?
(2004-05-21)Students in America today need to read different kinds of literature in order to know and understand American culture and society. Students need to read first-hand accounts of what happened in their country’s history in ... -
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What Does It Mean to be Puerto Rican? A Study on Puerto Rican National Identity Formation
(Kalamazoo, Mich. : Kalamazoo College., 2017)This paper explores the question 'what does it mean to be Puerto Rican' and uses it as an entry into an analysis of National Identity formation. The paper begins with a theoretical framework of the concept of the nation ... -
What Every Actor Does Not Know: Clowning to Expand Theatrical Performance Horizons
(1999)Over the last few years, I have become very interested in clowning and physical theatre. This interest deepened during my study abroad in England, and I have decided that I would like to pursue theatrical clowning as a ... -
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What Feeds My Soul
(2008)"This project is a reflection of who I am as a person and an artist. It represents the journey of finding myself here at Kalamazoo College. My art has helped me realize the things that I value most in life: family, food, ... -
What Fueled Buring Patience? Or How to Apply Everything I Learned at Kalamazoo College to One Production
(1993)In looking for a script for my Senior Individualized Project (SIP) production, I found myself wanting something that would not only expand my knowledge of theater but also of the world. However, the world is a very large ... -
What Happened to Grandma's House? Exploring Structure and Agency in the Gentrification of Seattle's Central Area.
(Kalamazoo, Mich. : Kalamazoo College., 2009)The aim of this paper is to understand gentrification in terms of a structural process, identify the key actors and stakeholders, and focus on the hurdles plaguing one particular community organization at the heart of a ... -
What I Carried Back from Kenya
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What I Learned During My Student Teaching
(1977)The author describes her experience as a student teacher in high school mathematics. -
What If There Were No Self?
(1989-02-03)Text of Friday chapel address given at Kalamazoo College, Kalamazoo, Michigan on February 3, 1989. -
What is Chamorro? Pursuing Culture and Identity in the Christian U.S. Territory of Guam
(Kalamazoo, Mich. : Kalamazoo College, 2010)This research project contains contributions not only to the field of religious studies, but the fields of anthropology, sociology, identity politics, and syncretism as well. Imperialism, preservation and reconstruction ... -
What is Chamorro? Searching for Cultural Identity in the Christian U.S. Territory of Guam
(Kalamazoo, Mich. : Kalamazoo College, 2010-04)Ancient Chamorros are believed to be Melanesian in origin. Their traditional society was matrilocal and emphasized ancestor veneration. The Taotaomo’na, “the before people,” command admiration, reverence, and fear even ...
