A collection of theses submitted and approved for a Master's degree at Loyola University Chicago.
Theses/Dissertations from 1937
A Statement and Criticism of the Doctrine on Human Freedom Proposed by Some Recent Evolutionists, Patrick Edward Crimmin
The Posterior Median Aperture of the Fourth Ventricle of Human Adult and Fetal Brains, Albert P. Dado
The Influence of Attention in Establishing the Finger-Withdrawal Response, Ignatius Anthony First
The Metrical Theories of Poe and Lanier, Mary Aloysia Freund
Environment as a Factor in the English Novel, 1850-1914, John S. Gerrietts
Some Actions of Sodium Salicylate on Scorbutic Guinea Pigs, Jacob John Giardina
The Relation of Senator Stephen A. Douglas to the State of Illinois, E. Marie Haley
The Importance of Kentucky in the Civil War, Mary Raphael Hayden
Reflex Respiratory Effects from Intermittent Stimulation of Vagus and Superior Laryngeal Nerves, Charles Hillenbrand
The Problem of Originality in Vergil, Arthur Vincent Kanuch
Presidential Reconstruction in North Carolina as Viewed by a Southern Unionist Whig, Howard Joseph Kerner
The Origin of Ideas According to St. Augustine and St. Thomas, Kato Kiszely
Singular Solutions of Differential Equations, John E. Klest
Experimental Study of the Effects of Thyrodectomy on the Growth of a Spindle-Cell Sarcoma in the Albino Rat, Francis G. Kravec
Reduction Products of D-Glucoheptulose, Stanley John Kuman
The Missionary Labors and Travels of Father Claude Jean Allouez, S.J., Maurice Link
Operational Characteristics of the Differential Dynamometer: Conductometric Titrations, Raymond Joseph Melchione
The Presidential Campaign of 1932, Loretto C. Mersh
The Anatomy of the Inguinal Region in Man, Frank J. Nowak
The Idylls of the King and the Arthurian Legend, Daniel Patrick O'Donohue
The One and the Many, W. E. Powers
An Orientation Course to Aid in the Communication of a Catholic Mind and Culture to High School Students, Joseph Aloysius Prucnal
Oil Scandals during the Harding Administration, Mary M. Ridge
A Comparison of the Country Squires in Addison and in Fielding, John G. Sheridan
Realism in English Renaissance Fiction, Helen Stokes
