  We study the UV spectra of NLS1 galaxies and compare them with typical
Seyfert 1 galaxies and quasars. The NLS1 spectra show narrower UV lines as well
as weaker CIV lambda 1549 and CIII] lambda 1909 emission. We show that these
line properties are due to a lower ionization parameter and somewhat higher BLR
cloud densities. These modified conditions can be explained by the hotter big
blue bumps observed in NLS1s, which are in turn due to higher L/L_Edd ratios,
as shown by our accretion disk and corona modeling of the NLS1 continua. We
also present evidence that the Boroson & Green eigenvector 1, which is
correlated with the optical and UV emission-line properties, is not driven by
orientation and hence NLS1s, which have extreme eigenvector 1 values, are not
viewed from an extreme viewing angle.
