1. World Cup or World War? War Metaphors in Newspaper Coverage of the 2010 World Cup Open Access Author: DeIuliis, Daniel Thomas Title: World Cup or World War? War Metaphors in Newspaper Coverage of the 2010 World Cup Graduate Program: Media Studies Keywords: The London TimesWorld CupmilitaryThe New York TimesThe Sunday Timeswar File: Download Daniel_DeIuliis_Thesis.pdf Committee Members: Marie Hardin, Thesis Advisor/Co-AdvisorMarie Hardin, Thesis Advisor/Co-AdvisorJames Ford Risley, Thesis Advisor/Co-AdvisorMatthew Paul Mcallister, Thesis Advisor/Co-Advisor
2. PERCEPTIONS OF FEMALE ATHLETES: AN ANALYSIS OF THE IMAGES IN ESPN’S RISE MAGAZINE Open Access Author: Cunningham, Laura Marie Title: PERCEPTIONS OF FEMALE ATHLETES: AN ANALYSIS OF THE IMAGES IN ESPN’S RISE MAGAZINE Graduate Program: Media Studies Keywords: Sexual differencegenderRise MagazineESPN File: Download Cunningham_Laura_pdf.pdf Committee Members: Marie Hardin, Thesis Advisor/Co-AdvisorMarie Hardin, Thesis Advisor/Co-AdvisorJeanne Hall, Thesis Advisor/Co-AdvisorColleen Connolly Ahern, Thesis Advisor/Co-Advisor
3. A dedramatized Minor Cinema: regional perspectives by Central American women Open Access Author: Sequeira, Vanessa Title: A dedramatized Minor Cinema: regional perspectives by Central American women Graduate Program: Media Studies Keywords: CinemaMinor CinemaCentral AmericaFeminist Film Theory File: Download Vanessa_Sequeira_Masters_Thesis.pdf Committee Members: Kevin J Hagopian, Thesis Advisor/Co-AdvisorMatthew Frank Jordan, Thesis Advisor/Co-AdvisorMarie Hardin, Thesis Advisor/Co-Advisor
4. Media Framing of The Double-murder Suicide of World Wrestling Entertainment Star Chris Benoit Open Access Author: Ramesar, Jason Title: Media Framing of The Double-murder Suicide of World Wrestling Entertainment Star Chris Benoit Graduate Program: Media Studies Keywords: WWEMediaJournalistsBenoitFramingDomestic ViolenceConcussionssteroidsPEDsProfessional Wrestling File: Download JRamesarThesis-FINAL-4-7-2014.pdf Committee Members: Marie Hardin, Thesis Advisor/Co-Advisor
5. The (Un)Real Housewives Of Atlanta: A Post-Feminist, Post-Racial Textual Analysis Of Reality TV's Favorite Housewives Open Access Author: Stewart, Sabrina Dahlia Title: The (Un)Real Housewives Of Atlanta: A Post-Feminist, Post-Racial Textual Analysis Of Reality TV's Favorite Housewives Graduate Program: Media Studies Keywords: Post-FeminismPost-RacismRHOAHousewivesStereotypesReality TVAtlantaTextual Analysis File: Download Sabrina_Stewart_-_Thesis_-_Open.pdf Committee Members: Michelle Rodino-Colocino, Thesis Advisor/Co-AdvisorMatthew McAllister, Committee MemberMarie Hardin, Committee Member
