As Masters Thesis approaches, Towers Carol Queiroz sits down with two of the students in the class, Matthew Williams and Adrien Blanc, to talk about the thesis topics they have been working on all year. Williams presents his thesis, "In Car-Centric America, Can Suburbs Be Saved From Themselves", on Tuesday, March 1 and Blanc and will present his thesis, Rio 2016: If You Like It Then You Should Put A Ring On, on Thursday, March 3.

Masters Thesis Podcast #1

As Masters Thesis approaches, Towers Carol Queiroz sits down with two of the students in the class, Alec Gould and Anna Drattell, to talk about the thesis topics they have been working on all year. Gould presents their thesis, "Does Acting Kill Actors? A look into how the schools of acting affect the psychology of actors", and Dratell presents her thesis, "Competition: A Look at Human Behavioral Evolution" on Tuesday, March 8. Find out why these students chose their topics and get a preview of their thesis right here.

Masters Thesis #2

As Masters Thesis comes to an end, Towers Carol Queiroz sits down with junior Gisele Cestaro to talk about the thesis topics she has been working on all year. She presented her thesis "The Death Penalty as Unconstitutional in the Eyes of Society" on March 9. Find out why these she choose her topic and the work behind the presentation.

Masters Thesis Podcast #1

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