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Title: Why is the Church Undergoing a Crisis of Affectivity and a Crisis of Governance?
Speaker: Radcliffe, Timothy
Date: Tuesday, April 15, 2003
Genre
Center: Church in the 21st Century Center

Title: Why scripture scholars and theological ethicists need one another: Exegeting and interpreting the Beatitudes as a scripted script for ethical living
Author: Chan, Yiu Sing Lúcás, 1968-2015
Date: 2010
Genre: thesis
Thesis Advisor: Keenan, James F.

Title: Why some workers remain in the labor force beyond the typical age of retirement
Author: Williamson, John B., McNamara, Tay K.
Date: 2001
Genre: working paper
Center: Center for Retirement Research

Title: Why the Bush Doctrine Failed: And How an Inadequate Understanding of Liberal Democracy and the Islamic Resurgence Continues to Cripple U.S. Foreign Policy
Author: Pidluzny, Jonathan William
Date: 2012
Genre: thesis
Thesis Advisor: Hale, Dennis

Title: Why the Church?
Speaker: Himes, Michael J.
Date: October 19, 2004
Genre
Center: Church in the 21st Century Center

Title: Why the Passion? : Bernard Lonergan on the Cross as Communication
Author: Miller, Mark T.
Date: 2008
Genre: thesis
Thesis Advisor: Lawrence, Frederick

Title: The Widening Gyre: Security, Sovereignty, and the Making of Modern Statehood in the British Empire, 1898-1931
Author: Tumblin, Jesse Cole
Date: 2016
Genre: thesis
Thesis Advisor: Cronin, James E.

Title: Widespread permafrost thaw during Marine Isotope Stages 11 and 13 recorded by speleothems
Author: Biller, Nicole Brooke
Date: 2017
Genre: thesis
Thesis Advisor: Shakun, Jeremy D.

Title: Will Baby Boomers drown in debt?
Author: Soto, Mauricio
Date: March 2005
Genre: report
Center: Center for Retirement Research
Version: Version of record.

Title: Will History Repeat Itself? The Spanish Influenza: Its Past, Present, and Future
Author: Ginelli, Paul
Date: 2003
Genre: thesis
Thesis Advisor: Dunn, Kathleen

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