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Grand Prairie Friends Notes (April 1992), Grand Prairie Friends Apr 1992

Grand Prairie Friends Notes (April 1992), Grand Prairie Friends

Newsletters

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03/20/1992 - Teams Winners Named Newton High School, University Marketing And Communications Mar 1992

03/20/1992 - Teams Winners Named Newton High School, University Marketing And Communications

1992

No abstract provided.


03/20/1992 - Teams Winners Named Clinton High School, University Marketing And Communications Mar 1992

03/20/1992 - Teams Winners Named Clinton High School, University Marketing And Communications

1992

No abstract provided.


03/20/1992 - Teams Winners Named Oblong High School, University Marketing And Communications Mar 1992

03/20/1992 - Teams Winners Named Oblong High School, University Marketing And Communications

1992

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03/19/1992 - Daniel Grabowski Accepted Into Sigma Pi, University Marketing And Communications Mar 1992

03/19/1992 - Daniel Grabowski Accepted Into Sigma Pi, University Marketing And Communications

1992

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03/10/1992 - Greek Week Co-Chairs Scott Bryan, University Marketing And Communications Mar 1992

03/10/1992 - Greek Week Co-Chairs Scott Bryan, University Marketing And Communications

1992

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Daily Eastern News: March 10, 1992, Eastern Illinois University Mar 1992

Daily Eastern News: March 10, 1992, Eastern Illinois University

March

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03/02/1992 - Eiu Annouces Teams Winners, University Marketing And Communications Mar 1992

03/02/1992 - Eiu Annouces Teams Winners, University Marketing And Communications

1992

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Daily Eastern News: February 27, 1992, Eastern Illinois University Feb 1992

Daily Eastern News: February 27, 1992, Eastern Illinois University

February

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Daily Eastern News: February 17, 1992, Eastern Illinois University Feb 1992

Daily Eastern News: February 17, 1992, Eastern Illinois University

February

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Daily Eastern News: February 04, 1992, Eastern Illinois University Feb 1992

Daily Eastern News: February 04, 1992, Eastern Illinois University

February

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Daily Eastern News: January 30, 1992, Eastern Illinois University Jan 1992

Daily Eastern News: January 30, 1992, Eastern Illinois University

January

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Daily Eastern News: January 29, 1992, Eastern Illinois University Jan 1992

Daily Eastern News: January 29, 1992, Eastern Illinois University

January

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Daily Eastern News: January 28, 1992, Eastern Illinois University Jan 1992

Daily Eastern News: January 28, 1992, Eastern Illinois University

January

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01/23/1992 - Student Senator At Eiu Jim Riemer, University Marketing And Communications Jan 1992

01/23/1992 - Student Senator At Eiu Jim Riemer, University Marketing And Communications

1992

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Daily Eastern News: January 21, 1992, Eastern Illinois University Jan 1992

Daily Eastern News: January 21, 1992, Eastern Illinois University

January

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Biochemical Systematics Of Notothenioid Fishes From Antarctica, Mara A. Mcdonald, Michael H. Smith, Michael W. Smith, James M. Novak, Paul E. Johns, Arthur L. Devries Jan 1992

Biochemical Systematics Of Notothenioid Fishes From Antarctica, Mara A. Mcdonald, Michael H. Smith, Michael W. Smith, James M. Novak, Paul E. Johns, Arthur L. Devries

Faculty Research & Creative Activity

Genetic variation at 30 protein-coding loci was examined in seven forms of notothenioid fishes from Antarctica. Multilocus heterozygosity varied from 0.018 to 0.078 across taxa. An analysis of the allozyme data revealed the probable existence of an unrecognized cryptic species within Trematomu5 bemacchii. Pagothenia borchgrevinki is as closely related to some species of Trematomus as are some species of Trematomus to each other. Speciation among the species of Trematomus and Pagothenia appears to have taken place primarily after the separation of Antarctica from Australia.


Grand Prairie Friends Notes (January 1992), Grand Prairie Friends Jan 1992

Grand Prairie Friends Notes (January 1992), Grand Prairie Friends

Newsletters

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An Examination And Correction Of Plant Tissue Culture Basal Medium Formulations, Henry R. Owen, A. Raymond Miller Jan 1992

An Examination And Correction Of Plant Tissue Culture Basal Medium Formulations, Henry R. Owen, A. Raymond Miller

Faculty Research & Creative Activity

The inorganic formulations of fourteen common plant tissue culture basal media were examined from the primary literature. Inaccuracies and errors were found for molecular formulae, chemical hydrations, and molar equivalences for iron/EDTA complexation. A comparison with published basal medium formulations from six commercial suppliers uncovered additional inaccuracies, modifications, and errors, thereby emphasizing the need for investigators to examine and describe medium formulations precisely in future publications.


Effects Of Forest Fragmentation On Neotropical Migrant Landbirds In East-Central Illinois, Eric Thomas Linder Jan 1992

Effects Of Forest Fragmentation On Neotropical Migrant Landbirds In East-Central Illinois, Eric Thomas Linder

Masters Theses

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Size-Specific Growth Of Illinois Stream Fishes: Relationships With Biotic And Abiotic Habitat Variables, John H. Putman Ii Jan 1992

Size-Specific Growth Of Illinois Stream Fishes: Relationships With Biotic And Abiotic Habitat Variables, John H. Putman Ii

Masters Theses

Growth is an important component in the ecology and management of stream fisheries. Growth of stream fish has received relatively little attention and relationships with habitat variables are largely unknown. We quantified growth of juvenile and adult size classes of bluegill (Lepomis macrochirus), common carp (Cyprinus carpio), channel catfish (Ictalurus punctatus), largemouth bass (Micropterus salmoides), rock bass (Ambloplites rupestris), and smallmouth bass (M. dolomieui) from Illinois streams. Growth rates for each species fell within ranges previously reported for lakes and rivers in the United States although they averaged slightly lower. Within each species except channel catfish, growth …


Effects Of Hypoxia On Egg Development In The Giant Waterbug (Belostoma Flumineum), Miki Furuya Jan 1992

Effects Of Hypoxia On Egg Development In The Giant Waterbug (Belostoma Flumineum), Miki Furuya

Masters Theses

I quantified the oxygen requirements of developing eggs and the adaptive significance of male brooding behavior in the giant waterbug (Belostoma flumineum). Egg pads brooded by males, and egg pads experimentally removed from the dorsa of males and maintained in a metabolic shaker, were tested for hatching success in four oxygen treatments (5%, 8%, 10% and 21%-control) in a closed laboratory system. All of the control male brooded egg pads, and 100% of the eggs/pad, hatched whereas none of the egg pads hatched in the 5% oxygen treatment. Fifteen of 20 (75%) male brooded egg pads in the 10% oxygen …


A Biosystematic Study Of Panus Conchatus (Basidiomycetes; Agaricales), James Edward Johnson Jan 1992

A Biosystematic Study Of Panus Conchatus (Basidiomycetes; Agaricales), James Edward Johnson

Masters Theses

As part of a biosystematic study of Panus conchatus (Bull.: Fr.) Fr., North American and European herbarium specimens from the Field Museum and the University of Michigan were examined and a description of the taxon prepared. Tissue and single spore isolates were obtained from basidiocarps collected in Illinois. Single and polyspore isolates were obtained from a collection made in Switzerland by R. H. Petersen. Culture mat analyses were completed on several media and the taxonomic value of cultural characters assessed. Based on this study, the identification of somatic cultures by cultural characteristics is unlikely. Single spore isolates from the Illinois …


Butenolide Synthesis Via Cation-Initiated Ring Expansion/Elimination Of Β-Lactones, Jianhua Huang Jan 1992

Butenolide Synthesis Via Cation-Initiated Ring Expansion/Elimination Of Β-Lactones, Jianhua Huang

Masters Theses

An area of recent research in the Black research group is an exploration of the potential of cation-initiated β-lactone ring expansions, accompanied by the elimination of a proton or other electrofuge, as a protocol for the synthesis of multisubstituted butenolides.

Γ-Bromo β-lactones were prepared via bromolactonization of the appropriate β,Γ-unsaturated acids under basic conditions. The nucleofugal bromine atom on the Γ-carbon was then employed to effect carbocation formation adjacent to the lactone ring oxygen atom; the most efficacious reagent combination was found to be silver nitrate in refluxing acetic acid. Generation of this cation initiated a migration of the β-lactone …


Evaluation Of Puccinia Convolvuli (Pers.) Cast. As A Biological Control Of Calystegia Sepium (L.) R. Br., Jonathan C. Beener Jan 1992

Evaluation Of Puccinia Convolvuli (Pers.) Cast. As A Biological Control Of Calystegia Sepium (L.) R. Br., Jonathan C. Beener

Masters Theses

A rapid detached leaf assay technique was developed to test various pathogens for biological control of hedge bindweed (Calystegia sepium). Detached leaves with complete petiole were excised, surface sterilized in 70% ethanol, washed with sterile distilled water, and placed in sterile petri plates with sterile filter paper moistened with 5ml sterile distilled water. Media, leaf size, temperature and light duration were then tested for conditions that would optimize maximal leaf longevity. The best conditions derived were: 12/12 hrs. light, dark, period, 30°C, sterile distilled water medium and leaves of any size. Twenty-five isolates recovered from bindweed lesions were grown on …


The Effects Of Beaver-Created Wetlands On Surface Water Quality Of Streams And Rivers In Dupage County, Illinois, Brian Conklin Jan 1992

The Effects Of Beaver-Created Wetlands On Surface Water Quality Of Streams And Rivers In Dupage County, Illinois, Brian Conklin

Masters Theses

Dam construction by beavers creates wetlands which have the potential to improve water quality, especially in areas near urban centers. However, beaver dams may also cause flooding problems which can result in the removal of the beaver(s) and the destruction of their dam. A further understanding of how beaver-created wetlands affect water quality will provide additional data which can be utilized in beaver management decisions.

In this study, 41 chemical parameters were examined from water taken above and below beaver-created wetlands that existed in DuPage County, Illinois between May and September 1991. This study was designed to examine the effects …


Parent Involvement And Vocabulary Development In Kindergarten, Carolyn Eckerty Jan 1992

Parent Involvement And Vocabulary Development In Kindergarten, Carolyn Eckerty

Masters Theses

A kindergarten teacher used action research to determine if the vocabulary growth of kindergarten students was influenced by parents being involved in the Tasks For Talented Parents (TFTP) program. A correlational study was conducted to determine the relationship between parent involvement and student's vocabulary development. Kindergarten students (N=58) were administered the Peabody Picture Vocabulary Test in August and November. Also in August and November each child's parent completed the parent questionnaire from the Tasks For Talented Parents program. The results indicated a moderate correlation between the answers on the parent questionnaire and the results of the PPVT-R. Results of the …


The Development Of A Comprehensive Plan For Gifted Education For Windsor Community Unit #1, Sharon Keck Jan 1992

The Development Of A Comprehensive Plan For Gifted Education For Windsor Community Unit #1, Sharon Keck

Masters Theses

One of the responsibilities of educators is to meet the needs of all students. Since these needs vary according to the student, the opportunities afforded to each student must also be varied. Gifted/talented students need special educational opportunities; otherwise, they may not reach their potential. This study developed a plan to meet the needs of gifted/talented students in a small rural setting. This study encompassed a comprehensive plan for differentiated education in grades K-12 involving the six fundamental learning areas for Windsor Community Unit School District Windsor, Illinois. This comprehensive plan includes a needs assessment, a philosophy statement, an identification …


Adopting An Eight Period Day Schedule: An Analysis Of The Merits For Oakland Community Unit School District #5, Norman L. Tracy Jan 1992

Adopting An Eight Period Day Schedule: An Analysis Of The Merits For Oakland Community Unit School District #5, Norman L. Tracy

Masters Theses

In coping with financial problems and changing demands on students' course selections, it has become increasingly more difficult to provide secondary school students with the best education possible. This seems to be especially true for the smaller school districts. Many small school districts have reduced their staffs to the "bare bones" due to budget cuts. Such reductions have often resulted in fewer course offerings and a reduced number of section offerings for required classes. When this problem was coupled with the Illinois Board of Higher Education's increased college entrance requirements that high school students must complete, the common result was …


Oedipal Identity And The Freudian Construction Of Orality In Okot P'Bitek's Song Of Lawino And Song Of Ocol, Paul Kent Oakley Jan 1992

Oedipal Identity And The Freudian Construction Of Orality In Okot P'Bitek's Song Of Lawino And Song Of Ocol, Paul Kent Oakley

Masters Theses

In Okot p’Bitek’s Song of Lawino and Song of Ocol, Ocol and Lawino, presenting themselves as a university-educated man and his non-literate village wife, argue the various merits and failings of traditional, Acholi village life and modern, Westernized life. Accompanying this sociopolitical argument is the personal, emotional conflict between the two: Ocol is rejecting Lawino in favor of a Westernized second-wife, but Lawino refuses to leave him, trying instead to coerce him into returning, body and soul, to her bed. The scenario seems straightforward. But below this superficial reading is a more complex one in which Lawino is Ocol’s …