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Geographical Survey Of Grant County, North Dakota, Gary E. Johnson

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The purpose of this study is to present * geographic survey of Grant County, North Dakota, in the areas of physical, economic, and cultural geography.

Procedures utilised involved a gathering of source material from libraries and various state and county officials. All gathered material was read and analysed, a ground survey of the county was made, photographs ware taken, and maps were compiled from gathered information.

Grant County is located in south-western North Dakota on the Missouri Plateau. The county is irregular in shape and has an area of 1,672 square miles. The ares has a mid-continental, BSw climate, January …

Light Microscopy Of Peripheral Nerve Adequately Fixed For Electron Microscopy, Leonard L. Gunderson

Theses and Dissertations

Electron microscopy has settled prior controversies regarding the relationship of axon, myelin and Schwann cell bat doubt remains about the correct interpretation of the classic binding sheaths. Perineurium is customarily interpreted to be flattened fibroblasts but recent evidence suggests attenuated Schwann cells. This study attempts to reinterpret the morphology of peripheral nerve known to be fixed adequately for fine structure. Special emphasis is placed on the binding sheaths, especially perineurium.

Forty white rats were perfused with buffered aldehydes. Sural and sciatic nerves were removed. Smaller nerves were obtained with orbital contents and the loose connective tissue of spleen and pancreas. …

The Morphology Of Blood Vessels Traversing The Subarachnoid Space, William C. Rosen

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Blood vessels traversing the subarachnoid space possess morphological characteristics reflecting specialized function and environment. The spaces associated with these vessels are of special Interest. Until recently, however, clear descriptions of these vessels and the spaces associated with them were limited by Inadequate fixation. This study describes the normal morphology of blood vessels in the subarachnoid space and their associated spaces in tissues known to be fixed adequately for fine structure.

Thirty-eight young adult female rats were perfused with buffered aldehydes. Selected tissues were prepared for light microscopy with the least possible modification of standard procedures. Using common staining techniques, the …

Modern Trends In The Theory And Teaching Of Pass Defense In Football, K. Dewayne King

Theses and Dissertations

This study Is a condensation of a book written by the author, for snore extensive information please refer to "JES.ICHO-A MODERN SYSTEM OE PASS DEFENSE” written by DeWayne (Dewey) King, published by Prentice- Hall, Inc., Englewood Cliffs, New Jersey in July, 1963.

The subject of this thesis is pass defense in football. After .an introductory chapter the author writes about pass defense in its entirety. Chapter II is devoted to The Theory of Pass Defense; where the three types of pass coverage are described and the five measures that can be used to combat a good pass offense are discussed. …

The Histochemistry And Reaction To Particulate Matter Of The Reticuloendothelial System Of The Rabbit's Spleen, Michael Jens Snodgrass

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Thirty-nine rabbits (Oryctoloous cuniculus) weighing 2.0 to 3.0 kilograms were used in this investigation. Spleen slides from 14 animals were processed to show (1) the presence of non-specific esterase according to the method of Pearce, (2) the presence of acid phosphatase by the method of Burstone, (3) the metalophil reaction according to the short method of marshall, (4) the histological features by routine hematoxylin and eosin staining, and (5) the presence of hemosiderin iron by the method of Gomori. Twenty-five animals were divided into 3 groups which received injection by posterior marginal ear vein, eleven animals received 10 cc per …

The Attitude Of Manitoba High School Principals Toward Physical Education, Aubrey C. Ferris

Theses and Dissertations

The purpose of this study was to discover the attitude toward physical education of the one-hundred Manitoba principals of high schools with enrollments over one hundred and fifty. For the basis of evaluation, the Wear Attitude Inventory was incorporated into a questionnaire, to which ninety-one principals responded.

Comparisons between different groups of principals to determine attitude differences were also made. These comparisons were made between: Older and younger principals; principals of schools with small enrollment (less than 300) and principals of schools with- larger enrollment; principals with different educational preparation; principals who engaged in personal recreational sports activities and principals …

The Effect Of Technical Changes In Industry On Teaching Bookkeeping In High School, Joania Parsche Sr.

Theses and Dissertations

The purpose of this study was to determine: (a) employment policies concerning high school graduates; (b) use of types of adding and calculating machines as well as computers; (c) types of activities performed; and (d) attitudes and skills of applicants.

Business firms in cities in Illinois, Iowa, Minnesota, and Wisconsin were chosen rather subjectively for this study. Letters and questionnaires were sent to them. A 99 per cent return was obtained. Data was analyzed and tabulated.

The findings present: (a) employment policies concerning high school graduates and activities they will perform, attitudes most preferred by employers in employees, and types …

Rodeo Imagery In Art, Walter Piehl Jr.

Theses and Dissertations

Rodeo is presented not as a by-product of the American Cowboy, but rather an ultimate evolution traceable to the caveman's struggle for survival. This primitive struggle became a -n the Island of Crete. Later it was refined and accepted as the major sporting spectacle of Spanish speaking peoples. From this tradition of highest contest excellence rodeo developed from frontier ranching duties in the Spanish Southwest.

Throughout each of these developmental periods artists seized upon the visual possibilities of this pagentry. Cave artists presented the hunt in a magical way, Minoan artists depicted the bull-leapers grace. Spanish artists, Goya and Picasso, …

A Proposed Comprehensive Industrial Education Program For St.Vital, Samuel P. Maynes

Theses and Dissertations

No abstract provided.

July 29, 1966, The Dakota Student

The Dakota Student

July 29, 1966, edition of "The Dakota Student."

July 22, 1966, The Dakota Student

The Dakota Student

July 22, 1966, edition of "The Dakota Student."

July 15, 1966, The Dakota Student

The Dakota Student

July 15, 1966, edition of "The Dakota Student."

July 1, 1966, The Dakota Student

The Dakota Student

July 1, 1966, edition of "The Dakota Student."

Cost Finding At The Rehabilitation Unit Of The Medical Center At The University Of North Dakota, Marvin L. Kaiser

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No abstract provided.

Investigation On The Performance Characteristics Of Two Valveless Pulse Jets Operating In Phase Opposition, Donald A. Moen

Theses and Dissertations

The investigation was suggested by an earlier investigation done on a single valveless pulse jet engine at the University of North Dakota by Roger W. Engebretson. It was thought that if two of these engines could be coupled in such a manner that they would fire alternatively, the performance per engine could be improved. A literature search indicated that, while valved pulse jets had been successfully operated in the described manner, no one had previously operated two valveless pulse jet engines in phase opposition.

The objective of this project was to design a device for coupling two of these engines …

A Chromatographic And Ecological Study Of The Columnar Junipers Of Western North Dakota, John D. Staudinger

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No abstract provided.

A Visual Presentation Of Man Prostituting Himself, Philip Edward Mullen Jr.

Theses and Dissertations

This study involves the artistic presentation of the concept that: •’Man prostitutes himself and is trapped by his own prostitution." The chief problems of the thesis were the clarification of that concept and its subsequent interpretation in aesthetic form.

Formulation of the basic idea demanded an examination of prostitution in its broader aspects. The use of man's talents for base purposes was considered in the areas of public relations, business, corporation operation, art, education and religion. Then consideration was given to the assemblage as an aesthetic communicative device. This discussion involved the level of articulation available to the assemblage, and …

Anomie, Social Participation And General Assistance Recipiency, Gary R. Smith

Theses and Dissertations

This Thesis was an examination of those persons receiving that form of vrolfc.ro assistanco known as general assistance in terms of the concepts of anomie and social participation. Tho act of receiving general assistanco was presented as a behavioral response contrary to the normative expectations of tho American society. It was hypothesized that general assistanco recipients are more anomic and participate less in society than those low income person not seeking or receiving welfare assistance. It was further hypothesized that chronic general assistance recipients are more anomic and participate loss in society than those recipients relatively loss relient upon assistance. …

A Comparison Of Personality And Teacher Attitude Between Stout State University Undergraduate Fellows And Other Students Enrolled In Teacher Education, Jack B. Sampson

Theses and Dissertations

The problem of this study was to ascertain whether differentiation could be made between Undergraduate Fellows and Eon-Fellows enrolled In teacher education at Stout State University, Menomonie, Wisconsin, on the basis of personality needs as measured by Edwards Personal Preference Schedule and teacher attitude as measured by the Minnesota Teacher Attitude Inventory. Undergraduate Fellows are students recommended by faculty members to participate in seminars, in independent learning activities, and in leadership activities as means of encouraging such students to consider college teaching in the future.

May 5, 1966, University Of North Dakota

University Senate Meeting Minutes

Minutes from the May 5, 1966, meeting of the University Senate. 21 pages

May 1966, University Of North Dakota Alumni Association

ALL: UND Alumni Review Master List

May 1966 issue of "The University of North Dakota Alumni Review." 8 pages

Volume 48, Number 10

March 17, 1966, University Of North Dakota

University Senate Meeting Minutes

Minutes from the March 17, 1966, meeting of the University Senate. 2 pages

March 1966, University Of North Dakota Alumni Association

ALL: UND Alumni Review Master List

March 1966 issue of "The University of North Dakota Alumni Review." 8 pages

Volume 48, Number 8

General Assembly, North Dakota Law Review

North Dakota Law Review

No abstract provided.

A Descriptive Study Of Basic Data And The Educational Innovations Found In Twenty-Two Selected North Dakota Small Schools., John Ofsthus Hanson

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No abstract provided.

A Study Of The Sensitivity Of Semantic Differentiation When Applied To An Established Premise In Dramatic Production, Glenn M. Stocker

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No abstract provided.

A Follow-Up Study Of The First Mdta Clerk-Stenographer Graduates At The University Of North Dakota, Kenneth Duane Mukomela

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No abstract provided.

A Study Of The Subculture Of Students In Eight Selected Western Canadian High Schools., David Friesen

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No abstract provided.

A Study Of Academic And Biographical Variables For Predicting Achievement In Technical Programs At The North Dakota State School Of Science., Roger Clare Anderson

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No abstract provided.

The Role Of The Elementary School Principal As Perceived By The Faculty And Principal Through Selected Role Behaviors., Lowell Francis Latimer

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No abstract provided.