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Adhesion and motility properties of A7r5 smooth muscle cells on polyelectrolyte surfaces.
Title
Adhesion and motility properties of A7r5 smooth muscle cells on polyelectrolyte surfaces.
Creator
Kearney IV , Joseph Leo
Date Issued
2005-04-12
Identifier
160733, FSDT160733, fsu:19049
Format
Document (PDF)
Adhesion and performance of polymer gel electrolytes
Title
Adhesion and performance of polymer gel electrolytes.
Creator
Lockwood, Marcus
Abstract/Description
Here at the HPMI, a novel photovoltaic device structure was created, called the wire-shaped dyesensitized solar cell (WS-DSSC). This cell has been primarily synthesized and fabricated in the laboratory environment with no control. To date, dye-sensitized solar cells (DSSCs or DSCs) have reached an efficiency of 11.9%, which is one of the fastest inclines towards higher efficiency cells. Therefore, a repeatable manufacturing process is needed to fully transfer the incredible gains of this...
Show moreHere at the HPMI, a novel photovoltaic device structure was created, called the wire-shaped dyesensitized solar cell (WS-DSSC). This cell has been primarily synthesized and fabricated in the laboratory environment with no control. To date, dye-sensitized solar cells (DSSCs or DSCs) have reached an efficiency of 11.9%, which is one of the fastest inclines towards higher efficiency cells. Therefore, a repeatable manufacturing process is needed to fully transfer the incredible gains of this structure. This will greatly influence the field of organic electronics, specifically organic solar cells. Due to the lack of volatile materials, the use of a solid-state electrolyte (SSE) could increase the safety of organic electronic devices. The specific scope of this research is the development of anoptimized SSE by introducing a polymer material to an aqueous electrolyte, creating a solid-state electrolyte. The printability aspect of this solid-state electrolyte is also studied to enable the use ofadditive manufacturing in the fabrication of WS-DSSCs. Upon analyzing the viscosity flow curves generated by the collected data they reveal that PVDF, specifically at the 8 wt/wt% concentration, has a much higher initial viscosity than the PEO solution of the same concentration. Leading to the conclusion that it will demonstrate a higher level of shape retention when compared to a PEO solution. Numerically, the initial viscosity of the PVDF sample was 2,780 [Pa*s] compared to just 4.82 [Pa*s] generated by the PEO sample. Conclusive data about the printing behaviors both PEO and PVDF electrolyte samples were not collected for the purposes of comparison. The use of a solid-state electrolyte in additive manufacturing techniques such as fused deposition modeling to print an SSE will greatly improve the speed at which organic electronics can be produced.
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Date Issued
2019-04-26
Identifier
FSU_libsubv1_scholarship_submission_1556283168_f2180d18
Format
Thesis
Adjustment problems of the adolescent
Title
Adjustment problems of the adolescent.
Creator
Dressler, Marguerite Ruth
Abstract/Description
Psychology
Date Issued
1941
Identifier
AKP6498v1, 159541, FSDT159541, fsu:18478
Format
Document (PDF)
Adolescent drug use: the initial experience
Title
Adolescent drug use: the initial experience.
Creator
Risser, Constance
Date Issued
1982
Identifier
159491, FSDT159491, fsu:18455
Format
Document (PDF)
Adolescent temperament, learning styles, & course performance
Title
Adolescent temperament, learning styles, & course performance.
Creator
Rybakova, Ekaterina., Florida State University
Abstract/Description
In a perfect world, every student would learn exactly the same way and the teacher wouldn't have to change his or her teaching method. However, each student in a classroom learns differently depending on his or her temperament. The genetically acquired temperament of a student has a variety of differences that may affect learning styles, in turn impacting academic performance and thus, grade point average. This in turn affects the student's overall confidence in school as well as the teacher...
Show moreIn a perfect world, every student would learn exactly the same way and the teacher wouldn't have to change his or her teaching method. However, each student in a classroom learns differently depending on his or her temperament. The genetically acquired temperament of a student has a variety of differences that may affect learning styles, in turn impacting academic performance and thus, grade point average. This in turn affects the student's overall confidence in school as well as the teacher's outlook on their class. Teachers may have a hard time adjusting to new students every year regarding both class environments as well as teaching styles. To address these problems, this complementarity mixed method study explores data of student temperament, learning styles, and GPA.
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Date Issued
2010
Identifier
663100782, 2709157, FSDT2709157, fsu:19307
Format
Document (PDF)
adoption of IPv6 among institutions of higher learning in Florida.
Title
The adoption of IPv6 among institutions of higher learning in Florida.
Creator
Casale, Daniel R.
Date Issued
2007-07-13
Identifier
160844, FSDT160844, fsu:19102
Format
Document (PDF)
The advances of DNA technology and its effects on the criminal justice system
Title
The advances of DNA technology and its effects on the criminal justice system.
Creator
Nihiser, Michele Leisun., Florida State University
Abstract/Description
This thesis provides an overview of the history, development and of controversies in DNA testing in relation to precedence based on case law, as well as the future of evolving DNA technology in the Criminal Justice System. While there are setbacks of the way DNA is used today, the positive expansion of DNA technology has also been recognized. The immense possibilities of DNA are still being discovered, and lie in defeating limitations of evidence collection and lab quality. The knowledge and...
Show moreThis thesis provides an overview of the history, development and of controversies in DNA testing in relation to precedence based on case law, as well as the future of evolving DNA technology in the Criminal Justice System. While there are setbacks of the way DNA is used today, the positive expansion of DNA technology has also been recognized. The immense possibilities of DNA are still being discovered, and lie in defeating limitations of evidence collection and lab quality. The knowledge and implementation of expanding DNA technology will aid in the creation and solid foundation of a more equipped justice system in the fight against crime while protecting the innocent. The goals of the Criminal Justice System in promoting and protecting the privacy, civil liberties and public safety of its citizens can only be achieved through the proper and full use of DNA technology. With a more structured and supported system of evidence gathering, coupled with better lab procedures and analysis, the development and growth of DNA's usage will be seen in rightful convictions and aid in the review of past injustices. The ability to use DNA technology to its full potential will be an important and influential tool for the future in the judicial process.
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Date Issued
2006
Identifier
568261430, 1429252, FSDT1429252, fsu:17255
Format
Document (PDF)
Advancing Diabetes Care
Title
Advancing Diabetes Care: The Optimization of Insulin Pump Medication Delivery.
Creator
Wilcox, John Hartford
Date Issued
2018-04-27
Identifier
FSU_libsubv1_scholarship_submission_1524862378_d562eb9f
Format
Thesis
Adventures of Huckleberry Finn, On the Road, and Why Are We in Vietnam? : a study in social resistance, portrayals of women and male homoerotic relations
Title
Adventures of Huckleberry Finn, On the Road, and Why Are We in Vietnam? : a study in social resistance, portrayals of women and male homoerotic relations.
Creator
Briggs, Diane M.
Date Issued
1981
Identifier
158921, FSDT158921, fsu:18180
Format
Document (PDF)
Advertising avoidance and digital video recorders.
Title
Advertising avoidance and digital video recorders.
Creator
Smiley, Rachel Marie
Date Issued
2005-08-03
Identifier
160425, FSDT160425, fsu:18905
Format
Document (PDF)
Advertising by states
Title
Advertising by states.
Creator
Pancoast, Janet
Date Issued
1945
Identifier
159738, FSDT159738, fsu:18575
Format
Document (PDF)
Affect of E-books on Reading
Title
The Affect of E-books on Reading.
Creator
Lichti, Lindsay, English -Literature
Abstract/Description
This thesis is concerned with the possible effects of e-books on reading from a socio-historical perspective and a neurological perspective. It looks at how reading habits change due to e-books and what that means for society. It also looks at what experts are currently saying about how e-books might affect human brains and the validity of these concerns. In addition, conclusions of areas of research to focus on are suggested. A survey about the reading habits of FSU students was taken. These...
Show moreThis thesis is concerned with the possible effects of e-books on reading from a socio-historical perspective and a neurological perspective. It looks at how reading habits change due to e-books and what that means for society. It also looks at what experts are currently saying about how e-books might affect human brains and the validity of these concerns. In addition, conclusions of areas of research to focus on are suggested. A survey about the reading habits of FSU students was taken. These results were incorporated to track FSU trends compared to national averages.
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Date Issued
2012
Identifier
FSU_migr_uhm-0077
Format
Thesis
Affective cross-cultural communication based on paralinguistic cues
Title
Affective cross-cultural communication based on paralinguistic cues.
Creator
Rashotte, Lisa S.
Date Issued
1992
Identifier
158306, FSDT158306, fsu:17881
Format
Document (PDF)
Afferent Circuitry of the Ventromedial Hypothalamus and Its Activation in Paternal Behavior of the Socially Monogamous Prairie Vole
Title
The Afferent Circuitry of the Ventromedial Hypothalamus and Its Activation in Paternal Behavior of the Socially Monogamous Prairie Vole.
Creator
Rogers, Richard S., Department of Chemistry and Biochemistry
Abstract/Description
Paternal behavior is an interesting and important research topic due to its integral contribution to the fitness and well-being of multiple species, including humans. Although paternal behavior is well described in literature, attempts at neurobiological characterization have yielded conflicting results that fail to address brain region interconnectivity. This study was designed to evaluate the relationship between afferent VMH circuitry and the onset of paternal behavior, using the prairie...
Show morePaternal behavior is an interesting and important research topic due to its integral contribution to the fitness and well-being of multiple species, including humans. Although paternal behavior is well described in literature, attempts at neurobiological characterization have yielded conflicting results that fail to address brain region interconnectivity. This study was designed to evaluate the relationship between afferent VMH circuitry and the onset of paternal behavior, using the prairie vole (Microtus ochrogaster) model. Sexually naïve male prairie voles received injections of the retrograde neurotracer Fluoro-Gold (FG), into the VMH. Two weeks later, subjects were exposed to either conspecific pups, contained within a tea-ball, or an empty tea-ball (control) for 1 hr. Immunohistochemical labeling was conducted for both FG and the neuronal activity marker Egr-1, in order to evaluate neuronal and afferent pathway activation between the ventromedial hypothalamus (VMH) and the amygdala (AMYG), bed nucleus of the stria terminalis (BNST), lateral septum (LS) and ventral tegmental area (VTA). Similar to the pathway implicated in the onset of maternal behavior, the results of this study showed pup exposure-induced neuronal activation in the AMYG and BNST, particularly in the efferent pathways from these two brain areas to the VMH. This effect was not found in the LS and VTA projection neurons to the VMH. Together, the data suggests a brain region-specific neuronal activation by pup exposure in particular brain circuitry, implicating its possible involvement in paternal behavior.
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Date Issued
2015
Identifier
FSU_migr_uhm-0545
Format
Thesis
African American English and writing skills in 4th grade African American students.
Title
African American English and writing skills in 4th grade African American students.
Creator
Brimo, Danielle
Date Issued
2006-04-21
Identifier
160550, FSDT160550, fsu:18964
Format
Document (PDF)
Afro-American slave narrative: a thematic approach
Title
The Afro-American slave narrative: a thematic approach.
Creator
Williams, Teresa R.
Date Issued
1985
Identifier
158267, FSDT158267, fsu:17861
Format
Document (PDF)
La Afrocolombianidad: a cultural study of the African descendant population of Colombia
Title
La Afrocolombianidad: a cultural study of the African descendant population of Colombia.
Creator
Priddle, Jason., Florida State University
Abstract/Description
The term Afrocolombianidad embodies the kaleidoscope of cultural spaces and cultural productions of the African descendant population in Colombia. This investigation is intended to generate and contribute to greater academic and popular interest in the myriad of cultural expressions of Afro-Colombians which will serve to enrich the overall spectrum of Hispanic culture in the Americas. The argument of this thesis is two-fold: Afro-Colombian cultural productions are unique representations and...
Show moreThe term Afrocolombianidad embodies the kaleidoscope of cultural spaces and cultural productions of the African descendant population in Colombia. This investigation is intended to generate and contribute to greater academic and popular interest in the myriad of cultural expressions of Afro-Colombians which will serve to enrich the overall spectrum of Hispanic culture in the Americas. The argument of this thesis is two-fold: Afro-Colombian cultural productions are unique representations and reflections of Afro-Colombian history and social issues; and the cultural identity of Afro-Colombians is unique and merits further study in the context of Hispanic cultural studies in Spanish. Three specific genres of Afro-Colombian cultural production will be investigated in order to bring the argument to fruition, each receiving a chapter of discussion with the following titles: "Linguistic Identities of the Caribbean," "Literary Expressions of Afro-Colombia," and "Stilo y Sabor: Afro-Colombian Music and Dance." Specific cultural productions covered in the thesis include: Palenquero, San Andres Creole, the works of Candelario Obeso, Jorge Artel, and Gabriel Garcâia Mâarquez, Champeta, Cumbia, and Salsa (specifically in Cali). While the information presented in this thesis may not be considered as completely exhaustive as to the many aspects of each cultural expression to be studied, each item of cultural production is given ample attention in order to completely and sufficiently bring the initial two-fold argument of the investigation to fruition.
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Date Issued
2009
Identifier
464221862, 329857, FSDT329857, fsu:19318
Format
Document (PDF)
Against Consequentialism
Title
Against Consequentialism: The Wrongness of Impartiality.
Creator
Jones, Nathaniel, Philosophy
Abstract/Description
The most important objective of this paper is to provide a clear and detailed overview of Consequentialism and to show one way in which it is mistaken in its moral prescriptions. While there may be many criticisms of Consequentialism, our focus here will be on the apparent problem it has when dealing with issues of Special Relationships, namely the obligations one may have to family, friends, and any promises he may have made. This criticism will simply be called the Problem of Special...
Show moreThe most important objective of this paper is to provide a clear and detailed overview of Consequentialism and to show one way in which it is mistaken in its moral prescriptions. While there may be many criticisms of Consequentialism, our focus here will be on the apparent problem it has when dealing with issues of Special Relationships, namely the obligations one may have to family, friends, and any promises he may have made. This criticism will simply be called the Problem of Special Relationships. I must first introduce Consequentialism, explain what it entails, show what the Problem of Special Relationships is, and finally go through two replies from Act-Consequentialism and one from Rule Consequentialism.
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Date Issued
2011
Identifier
FSU_migr_uhm-0021
Format
Thesis
Age constraint and interpretations of a disconformity in the Newfoundland-Iberia Rift Basin, Ocean Drilling Program Leg 210.
Title
Age constraint and interpretations of a disconformity in the Newfoundland-Iberia Rift Basin, Ocean Drilling Program Leg 210.
Creator
Stant, Sharon A.
Date Issued
2004-08-06
Identifier
160445, FSDT160445, fsu:18915
Format
Document (PDF)
Age estimation based on vocal characteristics of aging African Americans, male and female
Title
Age estimation based on vocal characteristics of aging African Americans, male and female.
Creator
Collins, Leslie Danielle
Date Issued
2002
Identifier
159878, FSDT159878, fsu:18642
Format
Document (PDF)
Age related differences in speech rate among females
Title
Age related differences in speech rate among females.
Creator
Solon, Karen
Date Issued
2001
Identifier
159794, FSDT159794, fsu:18601
Format
Document (PDF)
Age related differences in the changing of speech timing among males
Title
Age related differences in the changing of speech timing among males.
Creator
Day, Kristin Charise
Date Issued
2001
Identifier
159805, FSDT159805, fsu:18607
Format
Document (PDF)
Age related differences in vowel formant patterns of women
Title
Age related differences in vowel formant patterns of women.
Creator
Swain, Devon Lynn
Date Issued
2000
Identifier
159646, FSDT159646, fsu:18530
Format
Document (PDF)
Age, growth, and maturity of the gafftopsail catfish, Bagre marinus, in Northwest Florida
Title
Age, growth, and maturity of the gafftopsail catfish, Bagre marinus, in Northwest Florida.
Creator
Miguez, Joseph Simonet
Abstract/Description
The gafftopsail catfish, Bagre marinus, is a particularly abundant species of marine, mouthbrooding catfish found throughout the Gulf of Mexico. In this study, the age, growth, and maturity of this species was determined for a population within Apalachicola Bay, a large highly productive estuary in Northwest Florida designated as a National Estuarine Research Reserve. New age, growth, and maturity data presented for B. marinus is relevant as the continued exploitation of highly sought-after...
Show moreThe gafftopsail catfish, Bagre marinus, is a particularly abundant species of marine, mouthbrooding catfish found throughout the Gulf of Mexico. In this study, the age, growth, and maturity of this species was determined for a population within Apalachicola Bay, a large highly productive estuary in Northwest Florida designated as a National Estuarine Research Reserve. New age, growth, and maturity data presented for B. marinus is relevant as the continued exploitation of highly sought-after species in the Gulf of Mexico is likely to lead to the development of a fishery targeting B. marinus similar to the marine catfish fisheries of Central and South America. A total of 235 specimens were sampled in this study between April 2018 to August 2019. Age determination through use of counting the growth bands of lapillal otoliths yielded an age range of 1 to 25 years old for females and 1 to 14 years old for males. Growth was modeled with five different length-at-age models with sexes being modeled independently. Akaike information criterion corrected for a small sample size (AICc) was used to directly compare models and determine most appropriate model for the data presented. For females in this study it was found that the two three-parameter von Bertanlanffy growth models (k = 0.171  0.015, L∞ = 515.03  7.50 mm (fork length, FL)) yielded the best fits for the length at age data of the females with strong support also for the Gompertz model (k = 0.217  0.016, L∞ = 507.84  6.37 mm (FL)). For males in this study, all models excluding the two-parameter von Bertanlanffy growth model exhibited comparable fits of the data with the logistic model yielding the best fit for males (k = 0.429  0.056, L∞ = 470.31  11.55 mm (FL)). Maturity ogives calculated within this study suggest that age-at-maturity was 3 years old for females and 2 years old for males. Age and growth results in this study differed from those estimated for other populations of B. marinus in the Gulf of Mexico.
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Date Issued
2019-12-04
Identifier
FSU_libsubv1_scholarship_submission_1575488199_9b0508c4
Format
Thesis
Age-Related Autonomic Regulation in Catecholaminergic Ventricular Tachycardia
Title
Age-Related Autonomic Regulation in Catecholaminergic Ventricular Tachycardia.
Creator
Oropallo, Zoey
Abstract/Description
Catecholaminergic polymorphic ventricular tachycardia (CPVT), also called exercise-induced ventricular tachycardia is a hereditary disease that can cause sudden cardiac death in human patients. Interestingly, while patients with CPVT have normal function of the heart at rest, they show life-threatening arrhythmias during physical activity or acute emotional stress. Autonomic nervous system is known to have a role in arrhythmia pathogenesis, and its response changes with aging. However, little...
Show moreCatecholaminergic polymorphic ventricular tachycardia (CPVT), also called exercise-induced ventricular tachycardia is a hereditary disease that can cause sudden cardiac death in human patients. Interestingly, while patients with CPVT have normal function of the heart at rest, they show life-threatening arrhythmias during physical activity or acute emotional stress. Autonomic nervous system is known to have a role in arrhythmia pathogenesis, and its response changes with aging. However, little is known that how autonomic regulation with aging contributes to arrhythmia burdens in CPVT. Methods: To test our hypothesis, we examined ECG recording with a catecholaminergic challenge (isoproterenol, 3mg/kg + caffeine, 120mg/kg) in anesthetized CPVT mice at different age groups (6 weeks old, 12 weeks old, and 48 weeks old). Results: In CPVT mice, the frequency of arrhythmias were increased with aging. The resting heart rate (HR) decreased with aging, whereas the HR response after adrenergic stress was significantly increased. The average RR interval also increased in advanced age, suggesting a possibility of an increased autonomic regulation. Conclusion: We found that arrhythmia incidence worsens by lowering intrinsic HR, and possibly by a modulation of parasympathetic nerve activity in CPVT mice with advanced age.
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Date Issued
2018-04-27
Identifier
FSU_libsubv1_scholarship_submission_1525264709_2e0b4d7e
Format
Thesis
Age-Related Differences in the Effects of Cognitive Demand on Speech Production
Title
Age-Related Differences in the Effects of Cognitive Demand on Speech Production.
Creator
Roa, Maria
Abstract/Description
The present investigation examined the effects of aging and cognitive workload on speech production using temporal and frequency measures of acoustics. The following hypotheses were made: older speakers will have longer phoneme durations than will younger speakers; older speakers will have shorter F2-transitions and smaller F2-transition frequency extents than will younger speakers; all speakers will exhibit greater proportional changes to these measures under increased cognitive workload...
Show moreThe present investigation examined the effects of aging and cognitive workload on speech production using temporal and frequency measures of acoustics. The following hypotheses were made: older speakers will have longer phoneme durations than will younger speakers; older speakers will have shorter F2-transitions and smaller F2-transition frequency extents than will younger speakers; all speakers will exhibit greater proportional changes to these measures under increased cognitive workload conditions. Eight adults, four younger and four older, equally matched for sex, participated. They completed a sentence-level Stroop task in two cognitive workload conditions: low cognitive load (congruent Stroop condition) and high cognitive load (incongruent Stroop condition). Participants produced the sentence sixteen times, eight productions for both conditions. Plosive-vowel syllables that came before the Stroop-segment, at the Stroop-segment, and after the Stroop-segment of the sentence were selected for measurement from each sentence production. All speakers exhibited longer phoneme durations before and at the Stroop-segment in comparison to afterwards. Speakers also exhibited longer and more extensive vowel transitions before and at the Stroop-segment in comparison to the post-Stroop segment. In the incongruent condition, the Stroop-segment had longer F2-transition durations. The older adults had longer F2-transitions than the younger adults. The F2-transition frequency extent was greatest at the Stroop-segment. The older adults had wider F2-transitions at the Stroop-segment that further widened during incongruent conditions. These results suggest that the effects of speaker anticipation of the cognitive task were manifested by speech adaptations that occurred as a function of the word’s position in the sentence.
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Date Issued
2017-12-08
Identifier
FSU_libsubv1_scholarship_submission_1512768944_cf5eca01
Format
Thesis
Age-related size and shape characteristics of longleaf pine trees and a model for the provision of future red-cockaded woodpecker nesting habitat
Title
Age-related size and shape characteristics of longleaf pine trees and a model for the provision of future red-cockaded woodpecker nesting habitat.
Creator
Thum, Ryan A.
Date Issued
1998
Identifier
157979, FSDT157979, fsu:17702
Format
Document (PDF)
Agency, Gender, and the Law in Slave Narratives
Title
Agency, Gender, and the Law in Slave Narratives.
Creator
Thomas, Alexandra, Department of History
Abstract/Description
This thesis examines the presence of legal institutions in the accounts of enslaved and apprenticed people who resided in the British colonies of Jamaica, Antigua and Mauritius. Focusing on the lives of three individuals, Mary Prince, James Williams, and Marie Saladin, this thesis integrates enslaved persons' presence in and interaction with legal institutions into the wider scope of what it meant to be enslaved during the nineteenth century on a British colony. To do so, the thesis observes...
Show moreThis thesis examines the presence of legal institutions in the accounts of enslaved and apprenticed people who resided in the British colonies of Jamaica, Antigua and Mauritius. Focusing on the lives of three individuals, Mary Prince, James Williams, and Marie Saladin, this thesis integrates enslaved persons' presence in and interaction with legal institutions into the wider scope of what it meant to be enslaved during the nineteenth century on a British colony. To do so, the thesis observes the common elements discussed and represented in accounts of enslaved people and analyses the concept of a slave narrative.
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Date Issued
2014
Identifier
FSU_migr_uhm-0400
Format
Thesis
Aggression, gender and ethnic differences, and peer acceptance
Title
Aggression, gender and ethnic differences, and peer acceptance.
Creator
Derenthal, Kristen
Date Issued
1998
Identifier
157319, FSDT157319, fsu:17365
Format
Document (PDF)
Agouti-gene related peptide interacts with leptin to alter metabolism and food intakes in mice
Title
Agouti-gene related peptide interacts with leptin to alter metabolism and food intakes in mice.
Creator
Collins, Amber Jones
Date Issued
2002
Identifier
159864, FSDT159864, fsu:18635
Format
Document (PDF)
Air-sea coupling dependency on sea surface temperature fronts as observed by research vessel data.
Title
Air-sea coupling dependency on sea surface temperature fronts as observed by research vessel data.
Creator
Stauffer, Catherine L.
Date Issued
2018-04-27
Identifier
FSU_libsubv1_scholarship_submission_1524965224_4d96af1a
Format
Thesis
Alain Robbe-Grillet's use of phenomenological time in the Voyeur and Jealousy
Title
Alain Robbe-Grillet's use of phenomenological time in the Voyeur and Jealousy.
Creator
McGilvray, Kathleen.
Date Issued
1976
Identifier
158629, FSDT158629, fsu:18037
Format
Document (PDF)
Alcohol and tobacco in major motion pictures: a content analysis of alcohol and tobacco portrayals across movie ratings and years (2002-2004).
Title
Alcohol and tobacco in major motion pictures: a content analysis of alcohol and tobacco portrayals across movie ratings and years (2002-2004).
Creator
Wilson, Leigh M.
Date Issued
2006-05-24
Identifier
160509, FSDT160509, fsu:18944
Format
Document (PDF)
Alcohol education in junior high: a contrast of the traditional lecture-film format and a responsible-drinking approach
Title
Alcohol education in junior high: a contrast of the traditional lecture-film format and a responsible-drinking approach.
Creator
Kennedy, Lucy
Date Issued
1981
Identifier
157863, FSDT157863, fsu:17626
Format
Document (PDF)
Alcohol laws and drunk driving in the United States and Europe
Title
Alcohol laws and drunk driving in the United States and Europe.
Creator
Ray, Lesley
Date Issued
1998
Identifier
157265, FSDT157265, fsu:17342
Format
Document (PDF)
algebra of need: A study of the psychology of addiction in William Burroughs' naked lunch
Title
The algebra of need: A study of the psychology of addiction in William Burroughs' naked lunch.
Creator
Saft, Laura
Date Issued
1976
Identifier
158438, FSDT158438, fsu:17945
Format
Document (PDF)
Algo por mi (something for me)- feature screenplay.
Title
Algo por mi (something for me)- feature screenplay.
Creator
Jacome, Juan Sebastian
Abstract/Description
Algo por Mi (Something for Me) is a Feature Screenplay written by Juan Sebastian Jacome. It follows a Latin American family as they migrate to the United States of America. The story takes place in Ecuador, Mexico, and the Texas. Logline: Anabel, a selfish and rebellious Ecuadorian single mother learns to care about her nine-year child as she struggles to migrate to the United States. Premise: Sacrifice overpowers the brutal destiny. Tagline: No sacrifice is too great for a mother.
Date Issued
2006-08-01
Identifier
160928, FSDT160928, fsu:19143
Format
Document (PDF)
Alienation and return: the story of Will Barrett
Title
Alienation and return: the story of Will Barrett.
Creator
Irvin, Susan P.
Date Issued
1984
Identifier
158803, FSDT158803, fsu:18125
Format
Document (PDF)
Alkaline phosphatase in developing chick embryos
Title
Alkaline phosphatase in developing chick embryos.
Creator
Julius, Marc
Date Issued
1963
Identifier
158414, FSDT158414, fsu:17933
Format
Document (PDF)
All News Is Good News
Title
All News Is Good News.
Creator
Schurer, Kelsey E., Department of English
Abstract/Description
Kelsey Schurer has compiled a collection of her work, both fiction and poetry, that explores the female perspective coming-of-age through story-telling. Joyce Carol Oates says in her introduction to her edited anthology Telling Stories, "We look to stories, our own and others', as we look into mirrors: that which is locked inside of us can be released by the magic of another's art, or maybe our own." All News Is Good News explores the female perspective and how the self changes through...
Show moreKelsey Schurer has compiled a collection of her work, both fiction and poetry, that explores the female perspective coming-of-age through story-telling. Joyce Carol Oates says in her introduction to her edited anthology Telling Stories, "We look to stories, our own and others', as we look into mirrors: that which is locked inside of us can be released by the magic of another's art, or maybe our own." All News Is Good News explores the female perspective and how the self changes through relations with family and friends, men and women. Her narratives focus on women who realize their own self-worth, or redefine self-image through the relationships they struggle in and out of, and through the people they can't seem to let go.
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Date Issued
2014
Identifier
FSU_migr_uhm-0426
Format
Thesis
All or nothin
Title
All or nothin.
Creator
Mathena, Christina
Date Issued
2000
Identifier
159818, FSDT159818, fsu:18613
Format
Document (PDF)
All the Way: Radical Republicanism
Title
All the Way: Radical Republicanism.
Creator
Doyle, James Laman
Date Issued
2017-12-08
Identifier
FSU_libsubv1_scholarship_submission_1512768275_2f4553fb
Format
Thesis
Allusions of grandeur: Fulvia the duce.
Title
Allusions of grandeur: Fulvia the duce.
Creator
Kingsley, K. Scarlett
Date Issued
2007-09-12
Identifier
160941, FSDT160941, fsu:19150
Format
Document (PDF)
Allusions to historical events (49 B.C.-14 A.D.) found in the works of the five major Augustan poets
Title
Allusions to historical events (49 B.C.-14 A.D.) found in the works of the five major Augustan poets.
Creator
Keith, Rebecca
Identifier
158999, FSDT158999, fsu:18218
Format
Document (PDF)
Alone in the merciful dark: all of my friends' hair
Title
Alone in the merciful dark: all of my friends' hair.
Creator
Levy, Alison Rae., Florida State University
Abstract/Description
"All of My Friends' Hair" is a research project and art installation investigating the development of social identity through physical characteristics such as hair. Over the course of the past year I collected samples of hair from friends and acquaintances making note of the social interaction, expectations, and cultural signi!cance of such a gesture. What follows is an overview of the project.
Date Issued
2010
Identifier
645072063, 2181921, FSDT2181921, fsu:19210
Format
Document (PDF)
Along freedom’s road: Ruth Willis Perry and the discourse of civil rights
Title
Along freedom’s road: Ruth Willis Perry and the discourse of civil rights.
Creator
Cray, Adam F.
Date Issued
2005-07-26
Identifier
160602, FSDT160602, fsu:18990
Format
Document (PDF)
Alterations
Title
Alterations.
Creator
O'Brien, Susan
Date Issued
1998
Identifier
157987, FSDT157987, fsu:17706
Format
Document (PDF)
Alterations in dendritic spine morphology by NMDA receptor activity
Title
Alterations in dendritic spine morphology by NMDA receptor activity.
Creator
Clark, Jordan
Date Issued
2002
Identifier
159887, FSDT159887, fsu:18647
Format
Document (PDF)
Alternative authority in three textual discourses: The wife of Bath, Margery Kempe, and Christine De Pizan
Title
Alternative authority in three textual discourses: The wife of Bath, Margery Kempe, and Christine De Pizan.
Creator
Valentino, Brandice
Date Issued
2001
Identifier
159828, FSDT159828, fsu:18618
Format
Document (PDF)
Altitude Sickness
Title
Altitude Sickness.
Creator
McDonald, Kendall
Abstract/Description
"Altitude Sickness" is a poetry collection of 32 poems centering on themes of discovering sexuality, struggling with faith, and coming of age. This paper summarizes the creative process and details how the project incorporated research and study of past poets and poetic traditions.
Date Issued
2020-04-24
Identifier
FSU_libsubv1_scholarship_submission_1587752398_c0761510
Format
Thesis

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