A collection of theses submitted and approved for a Master's degree at Loyola University Chicago.
Theses/Dissertations from 1954
A Study of Employed Children in Families Receiving Aid to Dependent Children, Sylvia Vedalakis
Prince Hal, the Hero of King Henry IV Part I, George Edward Von Kaenel
Theme and Structure in the Novels of Nathanael West, Richard Waldron
Irish Writers on Catholic Social Principles, David F. Wall
A Study of a Group of Short Term Cases at the Jewish Family and Community Service Chicago, Illinois, Agnes S. Werch
A Comparative Study of Aid to Dependent Children Recipients, Theodore B. White
Fray Francisco Hidalgo, Pioneer Missionary in Texas, Arnold Andrew Wurzel
A Study of Certain "Difficult" Words Used in the Administration of the Revised Stanford-Binet Scale, Form L, George Kenneth Zak
Theses/Dissertations from 1953
The Anatomy of Deglutition in a Generalized Ophidian, Raymond Gerard Albright
A Follow-Up Study of Pre-Psychotic and Psychotic Children Seen at the Institute for Juvenile Research, Louise Rose Amati
The "Scholastic" Realism of Charles Sanders Peirce, Ralph John Bastian
Social Implications of Laws Pertaining to Paternity Proceedings in the Eastern Seaboard States, Colette Baynes
Electromyographic Studies on Some of the Muscles Involved in Rotation of the Leg, John Alex Boczkiewicz
A Study of the Experience of Social Workers in Relation to Ethical Problems, Lester John Bohman
Compulsory Retirement Ages for Academic and Nonacademic Personnel of Colleges and Universities in the United States, Robert Bernard Brausch
A Study of the Administrative Elements Involved in Food Inspection in Illinois, Emmett C. Burke
A Study of the Editorial Policy of Poetry Under the Editorship of Harriet Monroe, Daniel Joseph Cahill
Bibliography of Novels for Teachers of Sociology Classified According to Terms in the "Dictionary of Sociology", Nathaniel Chicory
The Necessity and Possibility of Directly Teaching the Christian Social Principles of the Encyclicals to High School Seniors, Francis Anthony Ciszczon
Tragic Elements in Keat's "Eve of St. Agnes", Paul John Clifford
The Matter and Purpose of G.B. Shaw's Saint Joan--A "Play of Ideas", Jerome B. Coll
A Study of the Relationship between the Problems and Religious Attitudes of College Students, Gerd Maximilian Cryns
Principles of an Aristotelian Theory of Comedy as Found in the Tractatus Coislinianus Applied to Twelfth Night, Patricia Loyola Cummings
Group Life Insurance Programs Established by Catholic Colleges in the United States, James J. Cupicciotti
