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    • The Obscene Anglo-Saxon Riddles of the Exeter book 

      Stevenson, Douglas K. (1965)
      Among the ninety-five Riddles of the Exeter Book there are eight that have been classified as being obscene. They are also separated from the other Riddles by having intended double meanings; one innocent, the other of ...
    • Observations of a Humorous Mind 

      Walko, Quinn (2008)
      A collection of four short stories.
    • The Odds of Knowing : A Firsthand Study of Adaptation 

      Jones, Matthew (2009)
      The author discusses the different characteristics of the short story, the stage play and the screen play, and the challenges of adapting a work in one format to another. The Odds of Knowing appears as both a stage play ...
    • Ode to the Land of the Rising Sun Through Japanese Identity 

      Borysewicz, Anna Aoki (2010)
      I see my SIP as an attempt to pay tribute to my Japanese side; a side that I have always thought about, but never been able to adequately express in words. This is not to say that I haven't tried writing about my Japanese ...
    • Of Bones and Breathing 

      Bednar, Colleen (2008)
      A collection of original short stories.
    • Of Messages and Media: Communicating in the Electronic Age 

      Comeau, Judith L. (Judy Lee) (1977)
      This study arises amidst the controversy not to fasten itself to either extreme of the debate, but to consider, quietly and pensively, television's place in man's ongoing struggle to communicate with his fellow-men. ...
    • The Old and Newberry Library 

      Corwin, Margaret (1971)
      I intend this thesis to be a series of essays attempting to relate my job at the Newberry to the functions and problems of both the academic community and the institution of a library. This thesis is not to be taken ...
    • Olinger and Beyond: A Developmental Study of the Fiction of John Updike 

      Tom, Susan (1967)
      The author's growth is reflected by the changes in the recurrent themes, and the addition of new moods, new themes, and new characters. We now have a rather complete emotional and spiritual history of the Olinger hero as ...
    • The Olivine Star : Magic And Technology in a World Apart from Our Own 

      Hole, Thomas Carter (2023-01-01)
      The author introduces his original fantasy novel by discussing his inspiration from Arthur C. Clarke to "hard magic" authors Brandon Sanderson and Brent Weeks. Also presented is how sorcery in this world is analogous to ...
    • OLMASA : Olotayan Marine Sanctuary 

      Guerrero, Lily Amber (2008)
      The author worked with the Olotayan Marine Sanctuary Foundation to improve the environmental and economic health of the small Philippine island of Olotayan.
    • On Cloud 9 : The Long Dawn 

      Bergman, Tom (2008)
      An original science fiction novel about a group of adventurous sky pirates designed to explore the world-building and storytelling aspects of science fiction, inspired in part by the writing of Michael Crichton.
    • On the Ocean Beach Pier 

      Fagerman, Sherri L. (1983)
    • On the Relativity of Psychological Systems: An Interpretation of Otto Rank's "Man of Humanity" 

      Vining, Stephen (1981)
      The aim of this thesis is a fundamental reconstruction of the depth psychology movement of the 19th century. By focusing attention on the four main members of this movement, Sigmund Freud, Alfred Adler, C.G. Jung, and ...
    • One Night 

      Burton, Jennifer (1985)
      "One Night" is a fictionalized account loosely based on my three months in Salamanca. The events are compressed into one night for the sake of the story, but, could, in fact, have taken place as they do in the story. The ...
    • One of Them : a Novella 

      Matthews, Kelsey (2018)
      The author writes, “Stories and imagination are vital aspects of many people’s lives, which is why using these tools to compose an effective fantasy story is so important. The world needs fantasy, especially fantasy that ...
    • One Ring Circus 

      Patton, Amanda (2013)
      Some say it's a tale as old as time; others say it's the same old story of boy-meets- girl. In any case, my Senior Individualized Project sits within a context that is familiar to almost everyone-the context of the love ...
    • The Only Fingerprints On My Skin Were My Own 

      Thompson, Sarah Brown (1997-11-01)
      A collection of original short stories.
    • The Opuntia Cactus 

      Richie, Nick (2008)
      An original short story.
    • Orientation 

      Kundi, Abha (2004)
      I knew that I had to write my SIP about the ways in which Indian and American influences shape me. I didn't want to preach or complain in my pieces; I simply wanted to show how the marriage of two cultures functions in ...