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Sound And The Moving Image:Critical Characteristics For Spectator Response, Kara Rader, Rafeeq I. Roberts, Matt Egizii, Jeffery Allen

Undergraduate Research Posters 2013

The prevailing wisdom in the film and video production industries is that audio information outweighs visual information when it comes to spectator responses, but there are few empirical studies to support this claim. In previous research, four critical characteristics of sound have been identified: (1) Music, (2) visual/sound contradictions (defined as sound that is inconsistent with audience expectations based on visual information), (3) multi-channel sound, and (4) sound quality. Building on our previous research into music and film, we have found that many researchers have looked into the question of how music affects emotions (Eschrich et al., 2008; Have, 2008; …

Role Of Programmed Proteolysis During Meiosis, Vincent Matthews, G. Valentin Borner Ph.D.

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Meiosis is the process which forms gametes and spores for reproduction in eukaryotic cells. During the pachytene phase of meiosis I, a protein structure, called the Synaptonemal Complex (SC), forms between homologous chromosomes and creates a scaffold for genetic recombination. In yeast, the Zip1 protein is a major structural component of the SC. At restrictive temperature for meiosis, ZIP1 is required for completion of meiotic divisions. At permissive temperature ZIP1 is required for proper chromosome segregation. We observed that chemical inhibition of the proteasome, with MG132, results in arrest at prophase of meiosis I. Based on these results, we questioned …

The Gamut: A Journal Of Ideas And Information, No. 35, Spring 1992, Cleveland State University

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CONTENTS OF ISSUE NO. 35, SPRING, 1992

Editorial

Louis T. Milic: IT’s the Thought That Counts, 3

Civil Rights

Jonathan L. Entin: Going Around and Coming Around in Prince Edward County, 5

An ironic twist in the long road to desegregation

Animal Rights

Pamela Harrison: Saving Dolphins, Not Eating Meat, 15

A moral basis for vegetarianism

Robert J. White: The Animal Rights Movement: A New Pseudo-Religion

Activists sabotage medical research

Ted Bartlett: Animals are Not People

Whose best interest is involved?

China

Peter Scheckner: American Movies in China, 30

E.T. and Crocodile Dundee in Tiananmen …

The Gamut: A Journal Of Ideas And Information, No. 32, Spring 1991, Cleveland State University

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CONTENTS OF ISSUE NO. 32, SPRING, 1991

Editorial

Louis T. Milic: The Cynic’s New Word Book, 2

Jane Ware: The Bones of Fort Laurens, 4

Excavating Ohio’s only Revolutionary War fort

Lawrence Martin: The Pickwickian Syndrome, 12

A deadly combination of obesity and too shallow breathing

Donald Dewey: Let’s Reorganize Major League Sports!, 25

Shouldn’t major league membership be based on performance?

Barbra Cunliffe Singleton: Walking the Wrong Way Around the Monastery, 31

Tibet’s cultural heritage is being erased under Chinese rule

John A.C. Greppin: The Language of the Babylonians and Assyrians, 37

Deciphering …

The Gamut: A Journal Of Ideas And Information, No. 23, Spring 1988, Cleveland State University

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CONTENTS OF ISSUE NO. 23, SPRING, 1988

Louis T. Milic: Editorial, 2

Bearing Witness to the Best

Vincent Dowling: Interview: The Abbey Theatre-For Ireland and the World, 5

New artistic director charts ambitious course for "international Irish" drama.

Barbara Green: Machiavelli and the Problem of Evil, 17

Does Machiavellian have to mean evil?

Bruce A. Beatie: John Griswold White and His Libraries, 29

The Cleveland Public Library's unrivaled collections of chess lore, folklore, and Orientalia.

George A. Mauersberger: A Stage Set, a Bucket, a Cave, 43

Portfolio of drawings.

Samuel M. Savin: The Great …

The Gamut: A Journal Of Ideas And Information, No. 21, Summer 1987, Cleveland State University

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CONTENTS OF ISSUE NO. 21, SUMMER, 1987

Louis T Milic: Editorial, 3

The North Coast?

James and Susan Borchert: The Bird's Nest, 4

The making of an ethnic urban village

Ethna Carroll: Fiction: The Mortal Cauliflower, 14

Special Section The Great Lakes

Michael J. Tevesz Samuel M. Savin: Lake Shores in Retreat, 21

Interference with natural erosion could cause worse problems

Michael T Gavin: The Great Lakes Exposition of 1936, 37

Fifty years ago, Cleveland's lakefront was a spectacular showplace

Alan MacDougall: Inland Sailor: Poems and Photographs, 44

Thirteen years on the ore boats

Kristin …

The Gamut: A Journal Of Ideas And Information, No. 16, Fall 1985, Cleveland State University

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CONTENTS OF ISSUE NO. 16, FALL, 1985

Klaus-Peter Hinze: Hitler and the Beetle, 3

One of America's favorite automobiles, the Volkswagen "bug," began as a pet project of the Nazi regime.

Ron Haybron: Packaging the Seasons, 12

Calendars of different societies have ingeniously struggled with the incompatible cycles of sun, earth, and moon.

Nancy McAfee: Philip Johnson's Play House, 27

Cleveland's new theater complex is a major example of Post-Modern architecture.

Carsten Ahrens: Recollections of a Dragonfly Man, 39

A naturalist's lifelong pursuit of the fascinating famUy of the Odonates.

Wojbor Woyczynski: Of Men and …

The Gamut: A Journal Of Ideas And Information, No. 15, Spring/Summer 1985, Cleveland State University

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CONTENTS OF ISSUE NO. 15, SPRING/SUMMER, 1985

Robert Finn: Learning to Enjoy Today's Music, 2

Getting past Stravinsky and Mahler to the hard stuff

James C. Haden: Stoning Socrates, 12

A philosopher looks at I. F. Stone's revisionist view of Socrates

William F. Lyon: Fireflies llluminate Life Processes, 23

Perhaps you should have kept those lightning bugs you used to catch on hot summer nights

John F. Donoghue: Two Poems, 26

"Space-Time and Sinkers" and "Concerto"

Louis T. Milic: Giving Away $1,000,000 a Year, 28

Stewart R. Mott's individualized philanthropy

David Sheskin: Four Drawings, …

The Gamut: A Journal Of Ideas And Information, No. 12, Spring/Summer 1984, Cleveland State University

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CONTENTS OF ISSUE NO. 12, SPRING/SUMMER,1984

Kenneth A. Torgerson: Jury or Judge, 2

The problems of trial by one's peers.

Robert Creeley: Conversation, 20

Interview reveals a poet's concerns about teaching, money, readings, publishing.

Carsten Ahrens: Ottawa County's Very Special Daisy, 33

Rare botanical species of Sandusky area.

George C. Chang: Progress and Promise of Electric Vehicles, 35

Will the future of transportation be battery-powered?

Marvin H. Jones: Peculiar Portraits, 48

Ingrid Komar: Making Utopia Work, 50

The joys and travails of an "intentional" community.

David B. Guralnik: Word Watch: Productive Suffixes II, …

The Gamut: A Journal Of Ideas And Information, No. 06, Spring/Summer 1982, Cleveland State University

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CONTENTS OF ISSUE NO. 6, SPRING/SUMMER, 1982

Charles R. Voracek: What Do You Serve an Aardvark for Dinner, 3

The art and science of zoo animal nutrition.

Winning Stories in The Gamut’s Short-Short Story Contest, 13

Bruce Horovitz: No Reason No More, 14

Donald Laurila: Lamps, 16

Marcia Fear: Behavior Modification, 17

Rose Ellison King: Me and Mrs. Jim, 20

Donald R. Nichols: Heir to the First, 22

Mary-Peale Schofield: Meade and Hamilton’s Livable Cleveland Houses, 24

Taste and comfort are the keynotes in the fine houses built in Cleveland’s eastern suburbs …