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Honors Capstones

For more than four decades, the University Honors Program has enjoyed a proud history of success at Northern Illinois University. Its alumni, who span NIU’s six undergraduate colleges and number in the thousands, are engaged in a broad array of exciting professions across the United States and around the world. They remember fondly the Honors Program’s rich and continuing traditions, from the freshmen retreat at NIU’s scenic Lorado Taft Field Campus to the “Honors House” living-learning community to the Honors Day ceremony for graduating seniors.

Capstones from 1985 1985

Assessing the mass media's handling of religious and moral issues, Jim Killam

Airline goals From 1975 - 1985, Richard A. Kosiec

Political events and the oil market between 1965 and 1985, Richard A. Kosiec

The International Debt Crisis: Where the U.S. Stands, Judith Morris

Sensory aids for the profoundly hearing-impaired : a comparison, Laurel Olson

The problem of induction : solved by the critical method, Andy Peccarelli

What is computer crime and why does it continue?, Julie A. Ragona

Safety for motorcyclists : ADAC motorcycle safety training instructor's guide, Steven Rubinson

Family treatment: an alternative approach to speech and language therapy, Carolyn Schmitz

The American Heart Association, Patricia M. Schwartz

The influences of caregiver experience and cry type upon adults' caregiving behaviors, Karen Sears

A reaffirmation of faith, Mary Sullivan

Networks and graphs, Brenda K. Tsao

Crisis in the American courts: Greylord and the destruction of fiduciary bonds between the justice system and society, Christopher J. Weber

Capstones from 1984 1984

A National Market System: An Evolution Toward Efficiency, Laura M. Blewitt

Eka Dasa, Mark Bobak

Working Capital Management, Barbara A. Byrne

Developments in international banking and finance, Dorene Glad

Reasonable or innocent : the innocent construction rule in Illinois, Liz Hamilton

What everyone needs to know about computer security, Lisa Ripley

DeKalb : keeping abreast with the hospice movement, Kathie Weber

Capstones from 1983 1983

The history, usage, and technique of the Chinese cheng, Jeanne E. Stiegel

Capstones from 1982 1982

AB?BA : an investigation into the historical roots of noncommutative algebra, Keith Chavey

Capstones from 1979 1979

The electronics of E-577 (elastic-scattering) FERMI-National Accelerator Lab, Ramses Khalil

Capstones from 1977 1977

Individualism and conformity : their development and influence on the American character, Anne Secker

Capstones from 1975 1975

The generic managerial functions and "A Northern View", Debra Coppernoll

Capstones from 1973 1973

Baroque performance practices, Kelly Tyma