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Some Notes On The Religion Of The Indians, Albert B. Reagan
Some Notes On The Religion Of The Indians, Albert B. Reagan
Proceedings of the Iowa Academy of Science
To a great extent religion determines the advancement that any people makes, and the Indian was no exception in this connection. The writer wishes to explain that he is to deal only with our Indians as found by the Europeans following the discovery by Columbus, and hence is not called on to consider or discuss the claims of the higher systems of religion, and consequently all special questions, such as, the inspiration and infallibility of the Bible, are entirely foreign to his purpose. He is here presenting the facts as found by him and other scientists, leaving the conclusions for …
Archaeological Finds In Northeastern Utah, Albert B. Reagan
Archaeological Finds In Northeastern Utah, Albert B. Reagan
Proceedings of the Iowa Academy of Science
The main centers of ancient occupation in this area, so far as investigations now show, are Ashley and Dry Fork Valleys and the Brush Creek-Greendale region, near Vernal, Nine Mile (Minnie Maud Creek) Canyon, east of Price, and Hill Canyon, forty miles south of Ouray (including some sites on Willow Creek and along Green River). The investigations also further show that four somewhat successive people have occupied the region, as follows.
Biology Courses In Fifty American Colleges, O. T. Walter
Biology Courses In Fifty American Colleges, O. T. Walter
Proceedings of the Iowa Academy of Science
This statistical study was prompted by a desire to know more definitely just what courses are being offered in the field of Biology; to gain a better understanding and appreciation of some of the varied problems which are common to the administrative heads of Biology departments; to offer a bird's eye view of curricular content to those students who are looking forward to teaching Biology or administering a department in some college devoted more exclusively to undergraduate rather than graduate study; and to obtain, with some degree of reliability, a standard of comparison for our own department.
Judging Children's Literature, Ivy C. Husband
Judging Children's Literature, Ivy C. Husband
Proceedings of the Iowa Academy of Science
This study is the outgrowth of the work being done by the Institute of Character Research at the State University under Professor Edwin D. Starbuck. The Institute is publishing a series of guides to literature: lists of books which have a definite character value in and of themselves. These books are ranked, graded, and assigned "situations" indicating the type of situation and attitude toward it which will probably impress the reader.
A Sound Wave Analysis Of Tlingit Speech, Ray E. Miller
A Sound Wave Analysis Of Tlingit Speech, Ray E. Miller
Proceedings of the Iowa Academy of Science
The sound waves from a phonograph record of a Tlingit Indian's speech were photographed on the Metfessel strobo-photograph. The curves on the strobo-photograph film were traced onto a reduced musical-scale chart by means of an especially designed transcribing machine. The analysis, which was limited to the frequency of vibration and duration of the sounds, was made under two main headings: (1) intervals, and (2) intonations.
In Memoriam: Charles Nutting; Leroy Titus Weeks; Edna M. Carter, L. H. Pammel, Guy West Wilson
In Memoriam: Charles Nutting; Leroy Titus Weeks; Edna M. Carter, L. H. Pammel, Guy West Wilson
Proceedings of the Iowa Academy of Science
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The Correlation Of Art And Science In The Museum, Homer R. Dill
The Correlation Of Art And Science In The Museum, Homer R. Dill
Proceedings of the Iowa Academy of Science
What is it that makes the museum a success? I believe this question may be satisfactorily answered by a careful study of the people who visit museums. Go to some good museum and stroll quietly about among the groups of spectators and listen to their remarks; note carefully the types of exhibits that attract their attention, occasion their comment, and hold their interest. If you are interested and wish to follow up your investigation, go again and as often as you are able. You may thereby get some suggestions for building a museum for the public that never would occur …
The Building And Function Of The College Museum, B. H. Bailey
The Building And Function Of The College Museum, B. H. Bailey
Proceedings of the Iowa Academy of Science
It is with a keen sense of how far short of the real mark he shall come that the writer aims at the center of this target. It is also with an appreciation of the situation in the average college with regard to meager funds, limited space, lack of appreciation by the authorities as well as the public, and the frequent unpreparedness along museum lines and the overworked condition of the professor of natural sciences.
Greetings From Visiting Academies, L. H. Pammel, C. C. Nutting, A. E. Sheldon, Henry B. Ward
Greetings From Visiting Academies, L. H. Pammel, C. C. Nutting, A. E. Sheldon, Henry B. Ward
Proceedings of the Iowa Academy of Science
The St. Louis Academy of Science, the oldest academy west of the Mississippi, sends greetings to the Iowa Academy, its younger sister. We trust that the Iowa Academy of Science will in the future do as commendable work as it has in the past quarter of a century. We therefore send congratulations and hope that it may fill a large place in the science of this great commonwealth.
Charter Members Of The Iowa Academy Of Science, L. H. Parmmel
Charter Members Of The Iowa Academy Of Science, L. H. Parmmel
Proceedings of the Iowa Academy of Science
Two charter members of the Academy, Dr. Samuel Calvin and Professor J. E. Todd, were primarily geologists, both, however, had such good training in the old natural history courses given in our colleges forty and fifty years ago, that they became all-round naturalists. In the early days of teaching science in Iowa, when they did their pioneer work, they had the whole range of scientific instruction along the lines of natural history and natural science. In late years Dr. Calvin was primarily a geologist, never, however, losing interest in natural history. Several biographical sketches of the late Dr. Calvin have …
Local Problems In Science, Herbert Osborn
Local Problems In Science, Herbert Osborn
Proceedings of the Iowa Academy of Science
It may be said, with truth, that Science knows no boundaries of geography, polities, sect or race. That if there is to her credit, any characteristic of performance, it is that of universality.