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A Comparison Of High School Students' And High School Teachers' Perception Of The Ideal Counseling Relationship, Robert H. Mcwilliams

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No abstract provided.

Floral Abscission In Tulipa, Marina K. T Lam

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No abstract provided.

Foods Of Mink On The J. Clark Salyer National Wildlife Refuge, North Dakota, Wayne F. Cowan

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No abstract provided.

Validation Of The Aahper Basketball Skills Test For Male Physical Education Majors At The University Of North Dakota, Donald E. Halverson

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No abstract provided.

Blood Vessels And Tissue Space Associated With The Brain Of The Rat, Richard G. Frederickson

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No abstract provided.

Innovation Diffusion Through The Urban Structure In North Dakota, R J. Eidem

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The Manitoba Mennonite Brethren Population : Migration And Distribution, Oscar John Epp

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No abstract provided.

The Effects Of Integration On Rural Indian Pupils., Harold J. Miller

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No abstract provided.

A Study Of Three Methods Of Teaching A Unit On Latitude And Climate To Sixth Grade Students., James Leroy Noonan

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No abstract provided.

Client Role Expectations: A Test Of Role Modification Procedures., Harold Eugene Randall

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Selected Factors Affecting Certainty And Persistence Of Vocational Choicefor College Women., Caroline Gladys Sedlacek

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Reduction Investigation Of Energy Transmission Due To Support Vibration Of A Large Impact Testing Machine, Sabri Ayaz

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November 1967, University Of North Dakota Alumni Association

ALL: UND Alumni Review Master List

November 1967 issue of "The University of North Dakota Alumni Review." 8 pages

Volume 50, Number 3

September 19, 1967, University Of North Dakota

University Senate Meeting Minutes

Minutes from the September 19, 1967, meeting of the University Senate. 11 pages

August 9, 1967, The Dakota Student

The Dakota Student

August 9, 1967, edition of "The Dakota Student."

August 4, 1967, The Dakota Student

The Dakota Student

August 4, 1967, edition of "The Dakota Student."

Electronic Data Processing Feasibility Study Machinery For Commercial Banking Firms, David W. Howell

Theses and Dissertations

Electronic Data Pro9essing is one of the most significant developments in recorded history. Many commercial banks have computers installed on their premises or lease computer time from a service company. A significant proportion of the installed systems are underutilized both in the number of applications programmed and total computer run times. This is a result of bank management's ignorance of electronic data processing characteristics and the subsequent poor and incomplete planning.

A commercial banking firm should establish electronic data processing feasibility study machinery on a. permanent basis. The creation of a permanent staff of junior bank executives should ensure intelligent …

A Content Analysis Of Editorials In Four North Dakota Newspapers, Robert R. Pyle

Theses and Dissertations

This study is a content analysis of editorials in the four North Dakota newspapers. Its purpose is to determine the amount of conflict- oriented editorial content of each paper. A representative sample of each of the four papers was chosen for analysis. Two types of content analysis were performed to determine what subjects were discussed, and to determine the direction (whether conflict or cooperation) of the subject matter. Three judges were used to code a sample of the material, and inter-agreement percentages were calculated for each coder. The results of the subject matter and directional analysis are presented in tables …

Developing And Automating An Accounts Receivable System For The Business Office Of The University Of North Dakota, Larry G. Widmer

Theses and Dissertations

The growth of enrollments, greater demands by financial administrators for current information, recommendations of the American Council on Education, and the ever-increasing number of accounts receivable transactions have shown that the present system of recording cash receipts and cash revenues is not adequate.

This thesis is intended to show how the above-listed needs can be fulfilled as well as to provide the forms and necessary automated equipment for adopting a system of recording accounts receivable transactions.

The need for automated equipment led to a comprehensive examination of optical scanning and direct typewriting equipment. The conclusion was that optical scanning is …

The Development Of Basement Membranes Associated With Vascular Invasion Of The Brain In The Chick Embryo, Richard G. Peterson

Theses and Dissertations

Since a basement membrane is present on all blood vessels and also on all tissues of ectodermal origin, the blood vessels of the central nervous system should have two basement membranes, one related to the blood vessel, the other related to the nervous tissue. Also, the tissue space usually bordering on the basement membranes should in the central nervous system separate the two. In the adult brain and spinal cord, however, only one basement membrane and no tissue space surround the blood vessels of the central nervous system. This study, therefore, has been concerned with the embryonic development of blood …

The Role Of The Plastic Industry In Industrial Arts Education, James E. Preston

Theses and Dissertations

Statement of the Problem The purpose of this study was to determine the historical development and scope of the plastics industry. It was also ascertained in this study how the plastics industry could be interpreted in industrial arts education programs.

Method of Study Used A review of available literature was made to identify the history and scope of the plastics industry, processes, products, type and cost of equipment, and the availability of visual aids to be used in teaching industrial plastics.

Results Industrial processes applicable to industrial arts education have been described in this study. Also, a course of study …

An Ecological Study Of Two Adjacent Microtine Populations, James E. Skaley

Theses and Dissertations

Daily movements of two adjacent microtine populations were correlated with the utilization of various types of microenvironments. Animals were trapped, marked and released on a gridded area which transected three ecological zones, a riparian woodland, an edge, and an old field. Average distance traveled between recaptures and standard diameters were used to estimate activity patterns and home ranges of the meadow vole, Microtus pennsylvanicus, and the red-backed vole, Clethrionomys gapperi. Microtus restricted their activity to grassy habitats while Clethrionomys remained in the woodland. There was no ecological overlap between the two species. In spite of relatively high population densities, meadow …

Painting As A Public Art, Wayne R. Juhala

Theses and Dissertations

The artist throughout history has had difficulty in communicating to the mass of people. Most art has been made for special classes of people who represent authority. There has always been a need for a meaningful visual communication with a"VI the people because there is a need for a fine art which can fill the gap left by the passing of folk art. Painting is the easiest of the art forms for the public to understand and grasp because it has the greatest storytelling possibilities. There is a real need for artists to try and communicate with the broad mass …

A Design For A Proposed Skill Proficiency Test In Tumbling And Apparatus For Male Physical Education Majors At The University Of North Dakota, J. Patrick Harris

Theses and Dissertations

The purpose of this study was to design an instrument that would measure the tumbling and apparatus skill proficiency of male physical education majors of the University of North Dakota.

Two groups were used in the study. An experimental group of fifteen subjects, which was taking the required tumbling and apparatus course five times weekly; and a control group of ten subjects that had taken the same class the semester before, were utilized in this study.

The two groups were given the initial test for purposes of determining item validity. The experimental group was also given a retest to determine …

Metazoan Parasites Of The Muskrat, Ondatra Zibethica Cinnamominus, From The English Coulee Grand Forks County, North Dakota, David A. Boyd Iv

Theses and Dissertations

During the fall of 1966 and the spring of 1967, 55 muskrats were trapped along the reaches of the English Coulee, Grand Forks County, North Dakota. These muskrats were necropsied and all ectoparasites and endoparasites collected. The parasites were stained and identified and the number of worms counted to discern the parasite burden.

Eight species of parasites were found. The only ectoparasite encountered was Laelaps multispinosus (89.09 per cent incidence). Four species of trematodes were identified as Echinostoma revolutum (34.54 per cent), Quinqueserialis quinqueserialis (47.27 per cent), Notocotylus urbanensis (41.81 per cent), and Plagiorchis proximus (14.54 per cent). Two species …

The Effectiveness Of Pre-Service Teacher Education Programs For Florida Business Teachers, Ernest E. Miller

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No abstract provided.

A Study Of Retailer Accounting In An Automated Society, Clarence A. Valker

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No abstract provided.

Installation And Uses Of Pension Plans In Today's Businesses, David Loer

Theses and Dissertations

The title of this study, Installations and Uses of Pension Plans in Today's Businesses, describes the content quite well. It explains to the common businessman how he can set up and use a pension plan for his business. Many employers know relatively little about this type of fringe be nefit they could provide for their employees. Many factors are important in setting up a pension plan. For example, the employer should know the benefits his plan should provide; also he should be aware of the factors affecting the cost of the plan. He should know the advantages of having the …

William Langer: The Progressive Attorney General (1917-1920), Elaine J. Weber

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The purpose of this study is to indicate how many of William hanger's actions during his years as Attorney General from 1917-1920, can be understood by identifying him with the progressive leaders of that day. The main sources of information used were the William hanger Papers and newspapers of the day.

Early Twentieth Century progressives were often noted for their zeal in moral reform. As Attorney General, hanger strictly and conspicuously enforced prohibition and the Blue laws, hike other progressives, he believed in the perfectability of man and looked for the day when the people would keep the laws voluntarily. …

Unionism In The Field Of Banking, William Gardiner

Theses and Dissertations

In the forty-five years since the first labor bank was chartered, unions have enjoyed little success in organizing bank employees. Unions now face declining membership unless white-collar workers can be convinced of the value of unionism, so bank workers, as one of the rapidly growing elements of the white-collar population, are being closely scrutinized as potential union candidates.

The unique aspects of the banking industry have in the past dissipated drives of any 1113.gnitude directed at individual segments of the industry, while rendering any organizational campaign across the entire banking front unfeasible. The close relationship between worker and management, the …