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    The Theory of Efficient Breach: Contrasting Halachic and Secular Perspectives 

    Hyman, Nathan (Yeshiva College, 2011-05)
    The theory of 'efficient breach' permits, and even encourages, contractual breach that advances economic efficiency. It rejects the notion that breach is a moral failure, and advocates contractual breach that moves goods ...
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    Metzitzah B’peh and Nineteenth Century New York: An Analysis of the 1873 New York Board of Health Investigation of Ritual Circumcision. 

    Poliak, Daniel (Yeshiva College, 2011-05)
    The antiparallel, double helix structure of DNA symbolizes the evolution of the biblical rite of circumcision, brit milah. Established as a testimony to the eternal covenant between God and Abraham, the practice has ...
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    The Effects of a Deterministic Philosophy on Psychological Well-Being: Locus of Control as a Moderator 

    Katz, Benjamin (Yeshiva College, 2011)
    This research addresses whether belief in causal determinism or free will can change a person’s feelings of well-being, and Locus of Control’s (LoC) role as a modifying factor. This study used an online survey method, ...
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    The Effect of Precipitant Chirality on the Crystallization of Lysozyme 

    Berger, Jacob (Yeshiva College, 2011-05)
    Protein crystallization has been studied for over 150 years but is still not well understood. Protein crystals are extremely difficult to grow since protein crystallization is sensitive to many parameters. In this thesis ...
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    Where does that Protein’s Active Site Lie? What is its Structure? 

    Steinberger, Joseph M. (Yeshiva College, 2011-01)
    Predicting biological important processes necessitates effective algorithms that model the biological phenomena that emerge from the organism’s DNA. Our interests are to improve methodology to identify active sites, the ...
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    The Visual Propaganda of Galba, Otho, Vitellius, and Vespasian 

    Botwinick, Simeon (Yeshiva College, 2011-05)
    How much can a historian learn about an era by studying its art? 1 It seems the consensus used to be: not much. Art and architecture were thought to be tools of the art historian, useful for discussing developments in ...
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    Using Molecular Dynamics to Study the Crystallization of Thaumatin 

    Karp, Jerome M. (Yeshiva College, 2011-05)
    We demonstrate that the crystallization system of the protein thaumatin in the presence of tartrate ions can be studied with GROMACS molecular dynamics simulations. We show that the OPLS all-atom force field can be used ...
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    Beyond Words: On Jeremiah's Subversive Use of Deuteronomic Idioms 

    Zuckier, Shlomo (Yeshiva College, 2011-05)
    Biblical scholarship has, to date, noted the close resemblance between the language of the Book of Jeremiah and that of the Book of Deuteronomy. In reacting to these linguistic commonalities, several theories have been ...
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    From Adler to Keyishian: Academic Freedom and the Fight for the Rights of Public Employees 

    Friedman, Elliot (Yeshiva College, 2011-05)
    In the early morning of January 24, 1967, Harry Keyishian was awoken by a phone call to his home. A friend who worked at the New York Times was ringing to tell him that the Supreme Court had sided with him and four ...
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    Ordered Directness and Efficiently Computing Closures 

    Rand, Robert (Yeshiva College, 2011-05)
    Implications of the form A→B (read “A implies B”) feature prominently in multiple fields of mathematics and computers science. In mathematical terms we may define A→B as a mapping from one set to another. In Database ...

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    AuthorBerger, Jacob (1)Botwinick, Simeon (1)Friedman, Elliot (1)Hyman, Nathan (1)Karp, Jerome M. (1)Katz, Benjamin (1)Poliak, Daniel (1)Rand, Robert (1)Steinberger, Joseph M. (1)Zuckier, Shlomo (1)SubjectProteins --Structure. (2)Proteins --Synthesis. (2)Academic freedom --United States --Cases. (1)Art, Roman --Themes, motives. (1)Berit milah. (1)Bible --Language, style. (1)Bible. Deuteronomy --Criticism, interpretation, etc. (1)Bible. Jeremiah --Criticism, interpretation, etc. (1)Breach of contract (Jewish law) (1)Breach of contract. (1)... View MoreDate Issued
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