Shya,
I've just accessed ProQuest/UMI
online Submission, only to find that there are only a handful of institutions
that subscribe and whose students may submit electronically; CSUSM is not one of
them. Even if it were, the site says theses will take longer than 8 weeks to
process. So again, we are waiting for the CSUSM and Library of Congress loaner
copies, which are "at the bindery."
As mentioned regarding Khem's
interest, I do have a velo-bound copy I would be willing to mail you, with
return packaging and at your expense. Let me know and I will get that one back
from a local friend who's reading it; snail mail address please.
Khem, what did you find out about
the Columbia University copy of my thesis when you went down to visit your
cousin Jonathan?
Kathryn
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Sent: Monday, December 04, 2006 12:15 PM
Subject: just FYI
Just FYI to comment that, a couple
of days ago, a listserv member had suggested I submit my thesis to UMI
ProQuest since it might inform her own thesis-in-progress. Since then, that
Dissertation website has been too busy for me to gain access; but I will
keep trying and will notify the list when my thesis is posted
on there.
'Nuff said,
Kathryn