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May 3, 1985, The Daily Mississippian
May 3, 1985, The Daily Mississippian
Daily Mississippian (all digitized issues)
No abstract provided.
April 30, 1985, The Daily Mississippian
April 30, 1985, The Daily Mississippian
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No abstract provided.
April 29, 1985, The Daily Mississippian
April 29, 1985, The Daily Mississippian
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April 23, 1985, The Daily Mississippian
April 23, 1985, The Daily Mississippian
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April 15, 1985, The Daily Mississippian
April 15, 1985, The Daily Mississippian
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March 26, 1985, The Daily Mississippian
March 26, 1985, The Daily Mississippian
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March 25, 1985, The Daily Mississippian
March 25, 1985, The Daily Mississippian
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March 8, 1985, The Daily Mississippian
March 8, 1985, The Daily Mississippian
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February 1, 1985, The Daily Mississippian
February 1, 1985, The Daily Mississippian
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January 23, 1985, The Daily Mississippian
January 23, 1985, The Daily Mississippian
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January 11, 1985, The Daily Mississippian
January 11, 1985, The Daily Mississippian
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No abstract provided.
Work As A Central Life Interest In Male And Female Senior And Staff Accountants In Large Cpa Firms, Marc Levine
Work As A Central Life Interest In Male And Female Senior And Staff Accountants In Large Cpa Firms, Marc Levine
Woman C.P.A.
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The Effect Of Region, Generation And Sociodemographic Variableson Female Orientation To Feminist Political Issues, Noel Wesley Hollyfield
The Effect Of Region, Generation And Sociodemographic Variableson Female Orientation To Feminist Political Issues, Noel Wesley Hollyfield
Electronic Theses and Dissertations
No abstract provided.
Illustrations For The Encyclopedia Of Southern Culture : Interpretations Of Essays Concerning Contemporary Southern Cultural Distinctiveness, Gary E. Hauser
Illustrations For The Encyclopedia Of Southern Culture : Interpretations Of Essays Concerning Contemporary Southern Cultural Distinctiveness, Gary E. Hauser
Electronic Theses and Dissertations
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Chert Utilization At Pinson Mounds State Archaeological Area, Wheeler Van France
Chert Utilization At Pinson Mounds State Archaeological Area, Wheeler Van France
Electronic Theses and Dissertations
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The Utilization Of Lithic Resources In Sardis Lake, Lafayette County, Mississippi : Further Study Of Projectile Points From The Savage Collection, Linda Gay Fortune
The Utilization Of Lithic Resources In Sardis Lake, Lafayette County, Mississippi : Further Study Of Projectile Points From The Savage Collection, Linda Gay Fortune
Electronic Theses and Dissertations
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A Comparative Study Of Expert And Celebrity Endorsement Of Otc Pharmaceutical Products, Caroline Carlton Lipscomb
A Comparative Study Of Expert And Celebrity Endorsement Of Otc Pharmaceutical Products, Caroline Carlton Lipscomb
Electronic Theses and Dissertations
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Marketing As A Tool Of Institutional Public Relations : The University Of Mississippi, 1969-1979, Terri Taylor Mcclendon
Marketing As A Tool Of Institutional Public Relations : The University Of Mississippi, 1969-1979, Terri Taylor Mcclendon
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The Reception Of Fenimore Cooper's Writings By His Contemporaries / By Gert Jan Wilms, Geert Jan Wilms
The Reception Of Fenimore Cooper's Writings By His Contemporaries / By Gert Jan Wilms, Geert Jan Wilms
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Which Way Is Up? A Career Guidance Presentation, American Institute Of Certified Public Accountants. Relations With Education Division
Which Way Is Up? A Career Guidance Presentation, American Institute Of Certified Public Accountants. Relations With Education Division
Guides, Handbooks and Manuals
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Incidence, Magnitude, And Determinants Of Off-Farm Income In Tennessee And The South, Surendra P. Singh
Incidence, Magnitude, And Determinants Of Off-Farm Income In Tennessee And The South, Surendra P. Singh
Journal of Rural Social Sciences
The major objectives of this study are to identify the incidence and magnitude of of f-farm income in Tennessee and the South and to determine factors affecting off-farm income of a select group of farm families. Regression models were estimated using cross-sectional data collected from 193 randomly selected farm families in two Tennessee counties. Two models were estimated: the first, for the farm operator's off-farm income; and the second, for the total off-farm income of the family. The study revealed various socioeconomic factors affecting total off-farm family income and operator's off-farm income. Elasticities were also determined for each of the …
Recruitment To Food Animal Veterinary Medicine Practice In Louisiana, George W. Ohlendorf
Recruitment To Food Animal Veterinary Medicine Practice In Louisiana, George W. Ohlendorf
Journal of Rural Social Sciences
No abstract provided.
Factors Contributing To Reported Home Energy Conservation Behavior, Lionel J. Beaulieu, Michael K. Miller
Factors Contributing To Reported Home Energy Conservation Behavior, Lionel J. Beaulieu, Michael K. Miller
Journal of Rural Social Sciences
This study extends and refines previous works by considering the relative influence that key attributes have on two types of conservation initiatives: repetitive activities requiring minimal time or cost and nonrepetitive conservation practices that entail sizable financial outlays. Data collected in a 1979 statewide survey in Florida demonstrate that while several socio-demographic variables are significant predictors of reported conservation behavior, personal perception and definition of economic circumstance is the single most important predictor.
Economic Dualism In American Agriculture, Gary P. Green, William D. Heffernan
Economic Dualism In American Agriculture, Gary P. Green, William D. Heffernan
Journal of Rural Social Sciences
Renewed interest in agriculture by sociologists has led to an emphasis on structural analyses of rural America. Drawing upon the dual economy model, this paper proposes an alternative concept of the changing structure of agriculture in the United States. Two industrial sectors--the core and the periphery--are defined, and their relevance to agriculture is explored. Following Averitt, agriculture is an industry which historically has had a periphery-type orientation but is now undergoing encroachment from the core economy and partially from domination by the federal government. The research implications of the dual economy model for rural sociology are discussed.
Mainline And Peripheral Agriculture: Toward Generic Classification Of Farms, Carlton R. Sollie, Wolfgang Frese
Mainline And Peripheral Agriculture: Toward Generic Classification Of Farms, Carlton R. Sollie, Wolfgang Frese
Journal of Rural Social Sciences
An examination of the state of the art in the classification of farms indicates a need for more work. Classification of farms by size has been widely used and found serviceable. In a capitalistic social system, such as the United States, the most appropriate measure of the relative contributions of farms of different sizes appears to be the market value of products they sell. Accordingly, a preliminary generic typology of U.S. farms, based on published data, is proposed in which Mainline, Marginal, and Peripheral types are identified.
Farm Operation Characteristics, Institutional Support, And The Use Of Soil And Water Conservation Technologies, Peter F. Korsching
Farm Operation Characteristics, Institutional Support, And The Use Of Soil And Water Conservation Technologies, Peter F. Korsching
Journal of Rural Social Sciences
Technologies to control the severity of soil erosion and water pollution are available, and a large institutional structure supports soil conservation work, but success has been rather limited. This study of a sample of farmers in the three watersheds in central Iowa tests a number of hypotheses about the use of conservation technology. Institutional support factors were found to have a stronger relationship to the use of conservation practices than farm operation characteristics. The erosion potential of the land was conditional for specific conservation practice utilization. The use of institutional resources was positively related to farm size and scale. Thus …
Teenage Vandalism In Georgia, Douglas C. Bachtel
Teenage Vandalism In Georgia, Douglas C. Bachtel
Journal of Rural Social Sciences
Data gathered from a selected nonmetropolitan and a metropolitan county in Georgia suggest that most junior and senior high school students had engaged in at least one act of vandalism in the previous 12 months. Vandalism most often occurred among groups of four or more people, on weekends, and outside one's own neighborhood. Reduction of teenage vandalism involves consideration of peer group influence, leisure activities, and deterrence measures.
Acknowledgement, James H. Copp
Our Authors, James H. Copp
December 4, 1984, The Daily Mississippian
December 4, 1984, The Daily Mississippian
Daily Mississippian (all digitized issues)
No abstract provided.