Honors Journal Winter 2005

Table of Contents

Pt. I: Honors Summer Research Papers

Mimicking Photosynthesis by Ana Ciric

Synthesis and Purification of Modified and Unmodified Oligonucleotides by Kathryn Davis

Can Pavlovian Conditioning Overcome the Negative Effects of Stress?: Fertility Effects in Female Japanese Quail (Coturnix japonica) by Leah Davis and Brian Cusato

Taxing Eternity: A Study of Economic and Political Conflicts of Pope Innocent III and King John of England by Elizabeth Eager

Context Dependent Learning Using Aversive Stimuli in Eastern and Western Hognose snakes (Heterodon platyrhinos and Heterodon nasicus) by Seana McGuffey

Rural Chinese Women’s Rights:  Reality vs. Illusion and CEDAW by Robin Parkinson

Ecofeminism in the United States and Germany by Karlena Sakas

A Study of YVO4 by Caville Stanbury

Pt.II: Other Student Research Papers

A Modern Bildungsroman by Jamie Jensen

The Influence of Chinese Exports on English Porcelain by Jane McKenzie

Personable Creatures: Citizenship as a Means of Ensuring Natural Rights for Animals by Karliana Sakas

This issue of the Honors Journal was edited by Kathryn Davis, Class of 2005, Camilla Russell, Class of 2005 and Professor Martha Elena Rojas.

The papers in the Honors Journal reflect the research and writing efforts of undergraduate students at the time the papers were submitted to the journal. Web links within the papers were active at the time of publication, but they are not updated.

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