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Title: Abdominal Pain as an Unusual Referral to Physical Therapy: A Case Report
Date: April 1, 2018
Subject: Abdominal pain, Musculoskeletal Medicine, Physical Therapy, Referral and consulation
Author: Castellanos, Maria Mabel, Craig, Jason, Dr.
Publisher: Marymount University
Type: Thesis

Title: Agent-based Modeling of Commissural Axon Guidance along the Midline
Date: September 29, 2011
Subject: Axon guidance, Modeling atmosphere, Midline
Author: Wright, Dr. Amanda, Worku, Bezawit
Publisher: Marymount University
Type: Thesis

Title: Algorithm to Fight Infection
Date: July 28, 2008
Subject: Algorithms, Infections, Methicillin-Resistant Staphylococcus aureus, Wireless LAN
Author: Myhill, Dr. Elizabeth, Parent, Emily
Publisher: Marymount University
Type: Thesis

Title: Applying the Americans with Disabilities Act to Marymount University
Subject: Marymount University, Americans with Disabilities Act series, People with disabilities
Advisor: Meden, Dr. Robert, Konkel, Margaret
Type: Thesis

Title: Applying the Americans with Disabilities Act to Marymount University
Subject: Marymount University, Americans with Disabilities Act series, People with disabilities
Advisor: Meden, Dr. Robert, Konkel, Margaret
Type: Thesis

Title: Applying the Americans with Disabilities Act to Marymount University
Subject: Marymount University, Americans with Disabilities Act series, People with disabilities
Advisor: Meden, Dr. Robert, Konkel, Margaret
Type: Thesis

Title: Applying the Americans with Disabilities Act to Marymount University
Subject: Marymount University, Americans with Disabilities Act series, People with disabilities
Advisor: Meden, Dr. Robert, Konkel, Margaret
Type: Thesis

Title: Applying the Americans with Disabilities Act to Marymount University
Subject: Marymount University, Americans with Disabilities Act series, People with disabilities
Advisor: Meden, Dr. Robert, Konkel, Margaret
Type: Thesis

Title: Applying the Americans with Disabilities Act to Marymount University
Subject: Marymount University, Americans with Disabilities Act series, People with disabilities
Advisor: Meden, Dr. Robert, Konkel, Margaret
Type: Thesis

Title: Applying the Americans with Disabilities Act to Marymount University
Subject: Marymount University, Americans with Disabilities Act series, People with disabilities
Advisor: Meden, Dr. Robert, Konkel, Margaret
Type: Thesis

Title: Applying the Americans with Disabilities Act to Marymount University
Subject: Marymount University, Americans with Disabilities Act series, People with disabilities
Advisor: Meden, Dr. Robert, Konkel, Margaret
Type: Thesis

Title: Applying the Americans with Disabilities Act to Marymount University
Subject: Marymount University, Americans with Disabilities Act series, People with disabilities
Advisor: Meden, Dr. Robert, Konkel, Margaret
Type: Thesis

Title: Asceticism as a Vehicle: Realizing Self, Community, and the Divine in the Thought of Aelred of Rievaulx
Date: August 2, 2007
Subject: Benedictions
Author: Bisson, Lillian, Dr., Canavan, Jeanne
Publisher: Marymount University
Type: Thesis

Title: Assessing the Effect of Holistic Modalities on Pregnancy Symptoms
Date: April 7, 2020
Subject: Pregnancy, Acupuncture, Holistic medicine, Yoga
Author: Raza, Leena, Grancavillo, Dr. Gwendolyn
Publisher: Marymount University
Type: Thesis

Title: "At the Tip of a Sword": A Study of the Introduction of the Knight into Anglo-Saxon England
Subject: Anglo-Saxons, Knight
Advisor: Snyder, Dr. Christopher
Type: Thesis
Description: This work will avoid the romanticized notions of the knight of the Middle Ages and will instead focus on the abilities these men were required to have as skilled warriors in comparison to those required from the thegns and the housecarls. It will begin with a study of the Late Anglo-Saxon military to be followed with the establishment of the housecarl by the Danish monarchs of the late tenth and early eleventh centuries in England. The thegn and the housecarl will be shown as somewhat “training figures” for what the Normans would eventually bring over to the island: individuals that made the transition not too radical. Lastly it will look at the already settled army organization of the Anglo-Norman period that began in the late eleventh century, to determine which elements from the Anglo-Saxon past remained in the figure of the knight. Therefore, while it will show that the knight was indeed introduced by the tip of his sword during the Norman invasion, it will also indicate how the original Saxon warrior paved his path with the tip of his own sword.

Title: "At the Tip of a Sword": A Study of the Introduction of the Knight into Anglo-Saxon England
Subject: Anglo-Saxons, Knight
Advisor: Snyder, Dr. Christopher
Type: Thesis
Description: This work will avoid the romanticized notions of the knight of the Middle Ages and will instead focus on the abilities these men were required to have as skilled warriors in comparison to those required from the thegns and the housecarls. It will begin with a study of the Late Anglo-Saxon military to be followed with the establishment of the housecarl by the Danish monarchs of the late tenth and early eleventh centuries in England. The thegn and the housecarl will be shown as somewhat “training figures” for what the Normans would eventually bring over to the island: individuals that made the transition not too radical. Lastly it will look at the already settled army organization of the Anglo-Norman period that began in the late eleventh century, to determine which elements from the Anglo-Saxon past remained in the figure of the knight. Therefore, while it will show that the knight was indeed introduced by the tip of his sword during the Norman invasion, it will also indicate how the original Saxon warrior paved his path with the tip of his own sword.

Title: "At the Tip of a Sword": A Study of the Introduction of the Knight into Anglo-Saxon England
Subject: Anglo-Saxons, Knight
Advisor: Snyder, Dr. Christopher
Type: Thesis
Description: This work will avoid the romanticized notions of the knight of the Middle Ages and will instead focus on the abilities these men were required to have as skilled warriors in comparison to those required from the thegns and the housecarls. It will begin with a study of the Late Anglo-Saxon military to be followed with the establishment of the housecarl by the Danish monarchs of the late tenth and early eleventh centuries in England. The thegn and the housecarl will be shown as somewhat “training figures” for what the Normans would eventually bring over to the island: individuals that made the transition not too radical. Lastly it will look at the already settled army organization of the Anglo-Norman period that began in the late eleventh century, to determine which elements from the Anglo-Saxon past remained in the figure of the knight. Therefore, while it will show that the knight was indeed introduced by the tip of his sword during the Norman invasion, it will also indicate how the original Saxon warrior paved his path with the tip of his own sword.

Title: "At the Tip of a Sword": A Study of the Introduction of the Knight into Anglo-Saxon England
Subject: Anglo-Saxons, Knight
Advisor: Snyder, Dr. Christopher
Type: Thesis
Description: This work will avoid the romanticized notions of the knight of the Middle Ages and will instead focus on the abilities these men were required to have as skilled warriors in comparison to those required from the thegns and the housecarls. It will begin with a study of the Late Anglo-Saxon military to be followed with the establishment of the housecarl by the Danish monarchs of the late tenth and early eleventh centuries in England. The thegn and the housecarl will be shown as somewhat “training figures” for what the Normans would eventually bring over to the island: individuals that made the transition not too radical. Lastly it will look at the already settled army organization of the Anglo-Norman period that began in the late eleventh century, to determine which elements from the Anglo-Saxon past remained in the figure of the knight. Therefore, while it will show that the knight was indeed introduced by the tip of his sword during the Norman invasion, it will also indicate how the original Saxon warrior paved his path with the tip of his own sword.

Title: "At the Tip of a Sword": A Study of the Introduction of the Knight into Anglo-Saxon England
Subject: Anglo-Saxons, Knight
Advisor: Snyder, Dr. Christopher
Type: Thesis
Description: This work will avoid the romanticized notions of the knight of the Middle Ages and will instead focus on the abilities these men were required to have as skilled warriors in comparison to those required from the thegns and the housecarls. It will begin with a study of the Late Anglo-Saxon military to be followed with the establishment of the housecarl by the Danish monarchs of the late tenth and early eleventh centuries in England. The thegn and the housecarl will be shown as somewhat “training figures” for what the Normans would eventually bring over to the island: individuals that made the transition not too radical. Lastly it will look at the already settled army organization of the Anglo-Norman period that began in the late eleventh century, to determine which elements from the Anglo-Saxon past remained in the figure of the knight. Therefore, while it will show that the knight was indeed introduced by the tip of his sword during the Norman invasion, it will also indicate how the original Saxon warrior paved his path with the tip of his own sword.

Title: The authoritative Voice of Hildegard Von Bingen
Date: January 1, 1996
Author: Bisson, Lillian, Dr., Niedringhaus, Stephanie
Publisher: Marymount University
Type: Thesis

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