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“What Can A Library Do?” seeks to answer the question it poses through a set of speculative interfaces for engaging with an existing collection of texts. The interfaces are based on research that examines the worldmaking capacity of libraries by delving into the work of a few renegade librarians. This set of experiments seeks to expand the possible answers to another question: How can the librarian and the reader conspire to make new worlds possible?

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University College Senior Theses

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From 1894 through 1925, graduation requirements for students enrolled in the University College of Arts and Pure Science at New York University included presentation of a "satisfactory thesis" on a subject selected by students and related to their major field of study. This collection consists of 100 senior theses, 1897-1925, and one honors thesis in History, 1934.

Historical Note

From 1894 through 1925, graduation requirements for students enrolled in the University College of Arts and Pure Science at New York University included completion of a prescribed number of courses and presentation of a "satisfactory thesis" on a subject selected by students in December of their senior year and approved by faculty. Each thesis related to a student's major field of study. Upon successful completion of the thesis, the student received either a B.A., B.S., or (from 1893-1902) Ph.B. degree.

By 1925, the thesis requirement had been removed, and some students could enroll in an honors program. Honors students announced their intentions at the end of sophomore, or beginning of junior year and were required to maintain an overall "B" average. In their senior year, each honors student completed a thesis in their main area of study.

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The collection consists of 100 senior theses, 1897-1925, and one honors thesis in history, 1934. Materials highlight student reactions to the Spanish-American War, women's suffrage, race issues, World War I, and immigration policies. On the whole, the collection provides a sample of undergraduate student research and writing in the early decades of the twentieth century.

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Edition of this guide, godfrey, a.w., "the hanseatic league" , 1897, inclusive, orr, david, "the belgian revolution of 1830: an historical study" , march 1897, skene, fred, "the efficiency of the police force during riots" , 1897, inclusive, gorton, james treat, "jean baptiste de lemark: his life and work" , march 1898, waldman, morris d., "the national guard of france" , april 1898, cooperstock, john, "the effects of irrigation on civilization in the west" , march 1899, hatch, nelson b., "toryism in the episcopal church during the american revolution" , march 1899, lichtenstein, walter, "the 'great families' of new york" , march 1899, mendel, philip, "the negro question" , 1899, inclusive, otis, isaac l., "the development of the american state constitutions particularly of massachusetts from the english trading company charters" , april 1899, raymond, walter buchanan, "the political future of the philippines" , 1899, inclusive, altman, joseph, "history of the origin of the north west ordinance" , apr 1900, elder, jr., robert duncan, "industrial co-operation as illustrated by the familistere society of guise, france" , 1900, inclusive, addy, jr., richard c, "the labor question in the philippine islands" , apr 1901, hadley, jr., samuel hopkins, "religious movements for social betterment" , 1901, inclusive, rickaby, hamilton c., "the attitude of the states toward the virginia and kentucky resolutions" , 1901, inclusive, stockell, victor holles, "the history of the attitude of the united states towards the establishment of a permanent international court of arbitration" , mar 1901, wallin, william, "the intent and application of the second portion of section one of the fourteenth amendment to the constitution of the united states" , 1901, inclusive, chapin, newton, "causes and motives of the burr conspiracy" , 1902, inclusive, kohn, jacob, "the beginnings of a philosophy of history in vico" , 1902, inclusive, dawson, richard b., "the new york clearing house" , 1909, inclusive, friedman, nathan m., "the attitude of the united states government towards international arbitration during the decade - 1899-1909" , apr 1909, rowland, ralph wright, "woman suffrage: an outline of legislative enactments in the united states" , 1909, inclusive, bruster, ralph r., "the history of the working out of the association of 1774" , 1912, inclusive, elliffe, jr., richard e., "a brief history of partisan warfare in westchester county during the 'american revolution" , 1912, inclusive, fleischer, morris bernard, "the political aspects of the trial and prosecution of aaron burr" , apr 1912, rosenbaum, louis, "the law and practice of the enlistment of negro soldiers in the northern army during the civil war" , apr 1912, underwood, horace h., "america's part in maintaining the integrity of china" , 1912, inclusive, berney, abraham arthur, "private financial aid rendered to the federal government in the civil war" , apr 1913, conklin, f. colwell, "the diplomatic relations of the united states and france during the civil war" , 1913, inclusive, edelman, isador, "the ethics of nietzsche" , apr 1913, guernsey, irwin scofield, "the personal participation by polk in diplomatic relations with mexico during his administration" , 1913, inclusive, hamilton, jr., william henry, "the history and present status of the sherman anti-trust law" , 1913, inclusive, kaplan, abraham d., "the influence of anson burlingame, american, as ambassador to and from the chinese empire" , may 1913, lindenbeerg, alexander, "lucian and his imitators" , apr 1913, mcandrew, hurlbert, "the effect of the blockade on the cotton industry of the south during the civil war" , 1913, inclusive, mcclure, carl, "french government aid to the revolutionists before the recognition of independence" , 1913, inclusive, nixon, albert b., "the effect of domicile in determining enemy character in time of war" , 1913, inclusive, pfeffer, max d., "the disappearance of serfdom in england" , 1913, inclusive, ripperger, c. wesley, "the history of the attitude of the united states towards the exemption from capture of all private property at sea in time of war" , apr 1913, rosenstein, filbert, "the jew as an american immigrant" , apr 1913, roth, m., "official interference with the fugitive slave -law between the years 1850-1860" , 1913, inclusive, seed, henry george, "a comparison-of english and american newspapers of the present day with respect to space allotment and mechanical make up" , 1913, inclusive, taylor, george e., "a history of the struggle to retain kentucky in the union in 1861" , apr 1913, bosniak, jacob, "history of the jews in france in the end of the 13th century" , apr 1914, demarest, stanley t., "dutch colonization in new york as portrayed by washington irving" , 1914, inclusive, gold, a.d., "a study in the attitude of rabelais toward pope as shown in the fourth book of 'pantagruel'" , 1914, inclusive, gordon, h.z., "the reorganization of germany by napoleon" , apr 1914, hammond, oscar w., "rise of england as a sea power in the seventeenth century" , 1914, inclusive, lavenburg, israel, "england's attitude toward the right of search" , apr 1914, levy, i. alfred, "battle of marathon" , 1914, inclusive, margulies, joseph h., "the history of the vulgate translation of the bible" , apr 1914, marks, james garland, "the history of president lincoln's order suspending the writ of habeas corpus during the civil war" , apr 1914, volk, frank r., "comparison of the two tragedies by corneille, horace and pertharite" , apr 1914, doye, robit w., "the diplomatic relations involved in the marriage of catherine of aragon with prince arthur and with henry viii" , apr 1915, kohl, frank e. and edward a. sears, "an investigation of the possibilities of the photographic plane perspective method of topographic surveying with special reference to small land area" , 1915, inclusive, marra, ubaldo j., "the french element in the american colonies prior to the revolution" , apr 1915, rogoff, samuel, "albert gallatin and the negotiation of the treaty of ghent" , apr 1915, smith, o.n., "problems in the glaciation of new york state" , apr 1915, draper, william h., "the great war and some of its effects on america and the other neutrals" , 1916, inclusive, jame, joseph, "the development of the jury system-in england during the middle ages" , apr 1916, schulte jr., theodore e., "the history of the united states' attitude toward the transfer to neutral flag of belligerent merchant vessels" , apr 1916, coane, clarence b., "our war exports" , 1917, inclusive, edelman, george i., "cracow, posen or warsaw: which policy for poland" , apr 1917, cremer, charles morton, "the baltic provinces of russia in retrospect and prospect" , 1919, inclusive, cunliffe, grant wilfred, "political and intellectual tendancies of modern france" , may 1919, finley, harold brooks, "effect of the mineral resources of europe upon the balance of power" , may 1919, foss, fremont c., "relations between germany and russia 1904 to 1910" , may 1919, traina, salvatore, "morocco and the peace of europe (1900 - 1910) , 1919, inclusive, greeman, edward, "citizen genet's appeal to the american people" , apr 1920, jame, david, "the political agitation of the non- franchised against the corn laws in england" , 1920, inclusive, stuart, robert brown, "the development of the government of canada from 1860 - 1914" , 1920, inclusive, van aken, roy, "the attitude of south america towards the monroe doctrine" , 1920, inclusive, van arnain, philip e., "conscription in the confederate states" , 1920, inclusive, falk, solomon, "opposition to the early american stage prior to 1800" , apr 1921, hauser, frederick howard, "attempts at the re- organization of macedonia (1910 - 1920)" , may 1921, joseph, ben m., "the 1922 coal strike and the miner's case" , apr 1922, millen, thomas macdougall, "the government operation of railroads in the united states during the - period of the great war" , 1922, inclusive, anderson, george valentine, "the social principles of joseph chamberlain" , apr 1923, cochran, thomas c., "a brief history of field tactics as developed by marlborough, fredrich, napoleon and von moltke" , 1923, inclusive, edsall, preston w., "hospitality to prizes in neutral ports" , 1923, inclusive, hill, huntington, "the pichegru conspiracy of 1803-04" , apr 1923, gray jr., hamilton,"the present immigration policy" , 1924, inclusive, johnsen, t. norman, "the moroccan question" , 1924, inclusive, lyon, john t., "james russell lowell and the anti- slavery movement" , 1924, inclusive, bartley, john cowgill, "cuba's relation to our foreign policy prior to the american civil war" , may 1925, berkson, william r., "the federal courts before the united states supreme court" , may 1925, beylegaard, reidar g., "the granger movement and state regulations" , may 1925, eichler, herbert, "the dispersion of the loyalists of the american revolution" , may 1925, good, alexander, "disraeli's vacillations in parliamentary reform" , may 1925, jablanka, frank a., "the development of the office of the attorney general of the united states after the adoption of the constitution" , may 1925, maggio, vincent s., "the girondins and the conduct of the war, march 1792 - march 1793" , may 1925, mallon, arthur, "the organization and administration of the war department during the revolutionary war" , may 1925, mcgovern, clarence francis, "the mexican policy of president woodrow wilson" , may 1925, mendelson, irving howard, "lincoln and chase: a study of political management" ' , jan 1925, quigley, john joseph, "the influence of the atlantic seaboard upon american history in its formative period" , may 1925, rosenberg, sidney robert, "a history of landlord and tenant" , 1925, inclusive, schofield, ellwood m., "the great awakening of 1740: an epoch in american church history" , jun 1925, smoleroff, julius w., "the opinions of lord randolph churchill" , may 1925, yaroshevitch, r., "the russian decembrist rebellion," honors thesis in history, university college, 1934 , may 1925, tilone, robert, "the non-slaveholding whites of the antebellum south" , april 1934, inclusive.

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Some results uranium dioxide powder structure investigation

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Features of the macrostructure and microstructure of uranium dioxide powders are considered. Assumptions are made on the mechanisms of the behavior of powders of various natures during pelletizing. Experimental data that reflect the effect of these powders on the quality of fuel pellets, which is evaluated by modern procedures, are presented. To investigate the structure of the powders, modern methods of electron microscopy, helium pycnometry, etc., are used. The presented results indicate the disadvantages of wet methods for obtaining the starting UO 2 powders by the ammonium diuranate (ADU) flow sheet because strong agglomerates and conglomerates, which complicate the process of pelletizing, are formed. The main directions of investigation that can lead to understanding the regularities of formation of the structure of starting UO 2 powders, which will allow one to control the process of their fabrication and stabilize the properties of powders and pellets, are emphasized.

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Andreev, E.I., Glavin, K.V., Ivanov, A.V. et al. Some results uranium dioxide powder structure investigation. Russ. J. Non-ferrous Metals 50 , 281–285 (2009). https://doi.org/10.3103/S1067821209030183

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