3rd+Topics

Rita Cecil Wright light vs. darkness and/or sight vs. blindness
 * __**Name**__ || __**Topic Selection**__ ||
 * Meredith Asman || Witches, omens, and the supernatural in Macbeth ||
 * Frank Blalock || Witches, omens, and the supernatural in Macbeth ||
 * Adelle Burton || Biblical Allusions in Sir Gawain ||
 * Gena Casey || Significance of Tales as a social satire ||
 * Andrew Cochran || Significance of Tales as a social satire ||
 * Michael Crowe || Techniques used in beowulf ||
 * Jay Friedman || Fate vs. Free Will in Macbeth ||
 * Thomas Greenaway || Sir Gawain ||
 * Jess Heppenstall || The Seven Deadly Sins ||
 * Miller Lundberg || Sir Gawain ||
 * Grant McGuffey || Witches, omens, and the supernatural in Macbeth ||
 * Matt Owens || midievil clergy and chaucer's religious pilgrims ||
 * Hunter Perry || Sir Gawain ||
 * Mary Evelyn Prichard || fate vs. free will in Macbeth ||
 * Ian Rathmell || blood and violence in //Macbeth// ||
 * Nick Reynolds || Manhood and Role reversals in Macbeth ||
 * Jodi Seligman || Lady Macbeth's role in //Macbeth// ||
 * David Silverstein || Codes and values in Sir gawain ||
 * Ed Sprigg || Parson's Tale and the seven deadly sins ||
 * Jim Wall || Biblical Allusions in Beowulf ||
 * David Wilensky || Sir Gawain ||