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It normally takes a year for a thesis to go from the student to their department to the library bindery. So, a 2002 MA thesis should be in the library (or in my school's case, the University archives) now. Most undergraduate honors theses are stored by the student's department. Of course, this probably all differs from school to school--but my alma mater was fairly small; for an Emory or UMD, it could be longer.
I do know by the time that I finished mine (which was tied to Greek Life, by the way), I was so sick of it that I didn't care what happened to it. Other than my own copy, and my advisors' personal copies, I don't know where my "official" copy is.
I remember our advisor telling us how sororities were the ultimate women's organization--entirely operated by women, from public relations to finance to everything in between. If there's any campus institution that fosters women's independence and friendships, it is a college sorority. I think sororities are excellent feminist organizations.
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