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The Rise And Fall Of Teaming: A Case Study Of Teachers Working Together With Low Achievers, Kathleen A. Malone

Graduate Theses and Dissertations

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Facilitation Of Fifth Graders' Reading And Retention Of Stories By The Priming Of Story Schemata With Pictures, Fayann Garlitz

Graduate Theses and Dissertations

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The Effect Of Adriamycin On The Reproductive System Of The Male Prepuberal Rat, Bruce Francis Giffin

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Development Of A High Speed Communications Link Between A Pdp 1134 And An Ibm 1800, Tim Leon Glaze

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Values In American Science: A Rhetorical Analysis Of Ideals In The Twentieth Century, Marianne Monnin Doyle

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Thermogravimetric Analysis Of Green River Oil Shale, Edwin Anthony Drescher

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A Comparison Study Between The Columbia Mental Maturity Scale And Four Subtests On The Wechsler Intelligence Scale For Children--Revised, Kenneth Robert Driver

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Description, Implementation And Evaluation Of Enrichment Activities For An Enrichment Program, Roberta Ann Orf Eckstein

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A Humanistic Approach To Cultural Diversity In Our Schools, Judith Ann Feldmayer

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The Effect Of Azodrin On The Chick Embryo: Anatomical, Chromosomal, Histological And Ultrastructural Studies, Fatma Labidi

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Bilingual Education: Its Psychological Effects, Phyllis Jean Sams Lackey

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A Digital Computer Approach To The Unsymmetric Rigid Body Problem, Richard William Jacobs

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Using A Problem-Solving Approach For Teaching Mathematics To Sixth Grade Students, Rita Mae Johns

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Using Commercial Television To Teach Specific Reading Skills To Seventh Grade Students At Jefferson Elementary, Gayle Lorraine Haywood

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Partial Purification Of The Major Hepatic Cortisol Sulfating Enzyme In The Male Rat, Edward A. Hess

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Hemisphere Specialization And Time Perception, David Richard Gunning

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Program For Developing Paragraph Writing In Grade Three, Daniel Thomas Halton

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A Design For Teaching Specific Comprehension Skills To Fourth Graders With Limited Reading Abilities, Susan Lynn Greer Hardin

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Children's Perceptions Of Tv Characters Compared To Mom And Dad, Georgette Ria Hardwick

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The Adult Dyslexic And How He Copes In Today's Life: A Case Study, Ina May Crowe

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A Pedagogy Of Mission Education, Peter Daino

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High Temperature Thermodynamics And Kinetics Of The Reaction Of Oxygen With T-111 (Ta8-W-2hf), Donald Joseph David

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Our High Prerogative: The Attorney's Responsibilities To The Law, Leon Jaworski

University of Dayton Law Review

Address to the 1980 graduating class of the University of Dayton School of Law.

Last year I stood in the meadow of Runnymeade where King, prelates, and nobles gathered in confrontation on the issue of freedom from tyrannical shackles. For me, it was an occasion of reflection on the eventual impact of this historic event on the freedoms my fellow- Americans and I enjoy. Not long after, I revisited Independence Hall in Philadelphia where after ten years of intense and sometimes highly divisive effort, our Constitution was adopted. This time my reflections took me back to Magna Carta. My thoughts …

The Per Se Rule: Alive And Well And Living In Catalano, Richard J. Favretto

University of Dayton Law Review

The antitrust plaintiff's favorite rule of liability—the per se rule—has through the years served as the cornerstone of substantive analysis under Section 1 of the Sherman Act. Recently, however, the Rule has been rumored to be undergoing hard times in the courts. Such a development, if true, would be of no mean significance to the Antitrust Division of the United States Department of Justice. The scope and application of the per se rule to a given set of facts frequently is the focus of many of the cases with which the Division deals on a day to day basis. The …

The Taxation Of Family Religious Orders, Albert Feuer

University of Dayton Law Review

Some promoters have reportedly claimed that individuals may avoid income taxes without changing their life styles in any manner by using a kit available at a substantial price to form and utilize a “family religious order,” i.e., a religious order consisting of an individual and his immediate family; the individual directs the order as its minister. In accord with a “vow of poverty” the family members assign all their assets, income, and the use of their personal services to the family religious order. In return, the family religious order provides the family members with all their former living expenses, including …

Front Matter, Volume 6, Number 1 (1981), University Of Dayton

University of Dayton Law Review

Title page and table of contents for Volume 6, Number 1

Corporate Liquidations: The Kimbell-Diamond Doctrine — May It Rest In Peace, Matthew Richard Jenkins

University of Dayton Law Review

Chrome Plate, Inc. v. District Director of Internal Revenue, 614 F.2d 990 (5th Cir. 1980).

Due to the pressures of the Great Depression and the financial collapse of many businesses, President Franklin Roosevelt felt a need for the simplification of corporate structures. Congress reacted to this need for simplification and accordingly adopted section 112(b)(6) of the Revenue Act of 1935. This section, which was carried forward into the 1939 Internal Revenue Code with only a few alterations, provided for the tax-free liquidation of a corporate subsidiary, allowing the nonrecognition of gain or loss.

The tax basis for the assets of …

The Unfair Claims Settlement Practies Act: A Private Cause Of Action For Third Party Claimants Seeking Punitive Damages, James C. Klein

University of Dayton Law Review

In 1971 the National Association of Insurance Commissioners proposed: “An Act Relating to Unfair Methods of Competition and Unfair and Deceptive Acts and Practices in the Business of Insurance.” This model legislation prohibits various unfair practices by insurance companies in dealing with applications, claims, and settlements of insurance with individuals. In an effort to control unfair trade practices in the business of insurance, many states have enacted some form of the Act or its regulations. In each of these states the enforcement of the provisions of the unfair practices legislation is the statutory duty of the state superintendent or commissioner …

Double-Breasted Operations In The Construction Industry: A Search For Concrete Guidelines, Stephen A. Watring

University of Dayton Law Review

The concept of double-breasting in the construction industry did not emerge until the mid-1960’s and early 1970’s. Not until the late 1970’s did the technique begin to pervade the industry. Whatever the cause behind this trend, double-breasting has now become a common practice, and a problem of great concern for companies and unions alike. Few issues in the field of labor law are at once so frequently raised yet so difficultly resolved. Traditionally, double-breasting occurs when a contractor, who is bound by one or more collective bargaining agreements, establishes another company, in the same area, which is not similarly bound. …

Criminal Procedure: The Definition Of Miranda's Interrogation, Michael Edward Susco

University of Dayton Law Review

Rhode Island v. Innis, 100 S. Ct. 1682 (1980).

The analysis of any issue regarding interrogation must begin with the landmark decision of Miranda v. Arizona, which established procedural safeguards to prevent self-incrimination by persons subjected to arrest and detainment by police. These “Miranda warnings” were designed to protect an individual from incriminating himself, either inadvertently or through duress, in a police-dominated atmosphere. The Supreme Court found the basis for these safeguards in the fifth amendment to the United States Constitution which provides that “[n]o person … shall be compelled in any criminal case to be a witness against himself,” …