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Theses/Dissertations from 2000
Wheel running, feeding, and body weight in adult male rats: Generalizations to adult females and younger animals, Veronica Marie Afonso
Partner abuse in gay male relationships: Challenging 'we are family', Jeffrey Aguinaldo
Christian counselling: Toward a transformation model, Robert W. Babcock
Shoreline bluff failures: A GIS assessment of susceptibility and risk for Lake Erie's north central shore (Ontario), Nathan Joel Badger
Emergency shelters as empowering settings for young women: A study of process and outcomes, Theresa Bailey
The effect of rock creep on the morphology of steep-sloped sections of the Niagara Escarpment (Ontario), John Barlow
Understanding equity and oppression from a different perspective: Students evaluate their education, Kevin Black
Developmental precursors of men's relationships, Shirliana Bruce
The sun always comes out after it rains: Exploring the experience of AIDS caregivers (Immune deficiency), Susan Cadell
The Passover of Christ: 'Do [you] this in remembrance of me.' A systematic description of Orthodox, Roman Catholic, Anabaptist, and Lutheran theology and ethics, Oscar Carvajal Romero
Spatial and temporal patterns of fluvial suspended sediment yield from eastern North America, Catherine Treena Conrad
The growth and distribution of the green alga Cladophora at Presqu'ile Provincial Park: Implications for management (Ontario), Dolf Craig DeJong
'Queerscapes': Lesbian women's experience of bias in Supervised Pastoral Education (SPE) in the Canadian Association for Pastoral Practice and Education (CAPPE), Margaret Arlene Eby
Working towards a cartographic lexicon: The role of units, structure, content, and expression in geographic information, Michael Charles Fabbri
Public participation in a government land decision in Prince Edward Island: The case of Tracadie Cross Waste Watch Facility, Billie-Jean Flynn
A homiletical hermeneutic for the re-writing of hymn texts, J. Daniel Gibson
Listening to the voices of the land: Stories of Prince Edward Island organic farmers sowing hope in the struggle for survival, Kara L. Griffin
Psychological mechanisms responsible for the moderating effects of need for cognition on attractiveness stereotyping, Samantha D. Hansen
Adolescent openness to the parental viewpoint in narrative: Longitudinal prediction of adolescent adjustment, Cheryl Ann Hicks
The lived experience of people receiving assertive community treatment: A phenomenological study, Salinda A. Horgon
A qualitative study of the experience of God by palliative care patients in the context of innocent suffering, Colleen Patricia Lashmar
Identifying areas of concern for regional cumulative effects assessments in and around northern national parks in Canada (Yukon), Jennifer L. Lenton
Two views of identity development in adolescence: An empirical comparison of the narrative and status approaches, Kathleen Mackey
The historical geography of the distilling industry in Ontario: 1850-1900, Tanya Lynn MacKinnon