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To: popdonnelly
I thought theses were the property of the universities, and were usually preserved.

Columbia College does not require a "thesis" for graduation. What the author of the article must be referring to is some time of senior paper. These are always returned to the student and are not kept by the Univeristy.

27 posted on 03/31/2009 7:55:29 AM PDT by Parmenio
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To: Parmenio
Columbia College does not require a "thesis" for graduation. What the author of the article must be referring to is some time of senior paper. These are always returned to the student and are not kept by the Univeristy.

...some type of senior paper. It's early ... need some coffee.

28 posted on 03/31/2009 8:01:29 AM PDT by Parmenio
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From what I’ve read, it doesn’t even seem to have been a “senior paper” (which usually means a paper not for a single class but as a capstone to one’s studies), but rather a simple paper within a single course.

This may not be exactly what happened, but that’s what I recall from earlier discussions of this.


42 posted on 03/31/2009 10:09:44 AM PDT by Houghton M.
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