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A Production Study Of The Prime Of Miss Jean Brodie, Jan Marie Franklin Jan 1983

A Production Study Of The Prime Of Miss Jean Brodie, Jan Marie Franklin

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A Production Study Of The Night Thoreau Spent In Jail : A Play By Jerome Lawrence And Robert E. Lee, Lawrence R. Crowder Jan 1983

A Production Study Of The Night Thoreau Spent In Jail : A Play By Jerome Lawrence And Robert E. Lee, Lawrence R. Crowder

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The Great Pendulum Of Becoming In Harold Pinter's The Birthday Party, Jo Ann Miller Jan 1983

The Great Pendulum Of Becoming In Harold Pinter's The Birthday Party, Jo Ann Miller

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The Themes And Fiction Of John Fowles, Peter Longley Jan 1983

The Themes And Fiction Of John Fowles, Peter Longley

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Penal Reform In Mississippi 1799-1839, Heard Wylie Butler Jan 1983

Penal Reform In Mississippi 1799-1839, Heard Wylie Butler

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The Scenic And Lighting Design For Antigone, Filipe E. Macias N. Jan 1983

The Scenic And Lighting Design For Antigone, Filipe E. Macias N.

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A History Of Medical Journals In The United States, Nola Kay Gibson Jan 1983

A History Of Medical Journals In The United States, Nola Kay Gibson

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The Cosmic View Of Leopold Bloom / By Tess Scogan, Tess Scogan Jan 1983

The Cosmic View Of Leopold Bloom / By Tess Scogan, Tess Scogan

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Architectural Significance In The Nineteenth-Century American Novel: Cooper, Hawthorne, And Howells, Delois Loyd Gates Jan 1983

Architectural Significance In The Nineteenth-Century American Novel: Cooper, Hawthorne, And Howells, Delois Loyd Gates

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Nietzsche's Methodology : Masks And Perspectivism, Charles Anderson Cox Jan 1983

Nietzsche's Methodology : Masks And Perspectivism, Charles Anderson Cox

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Charles Wilkins Short : Kentucky Botanist And Physician, 1794-1863., Deborah Susan Skaggs 1949- Dec 1982

Charles Wilkins Short : Kentucky Botanist And Physician, 1794-1863., Deborah Susan Skaggs 1949-

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Charles Wilkins Short (1794-1863) participated in the evolution of a scientific community in the United States. His interests in botany began when he was a student at the University of Pennsylvania (M.D. 1815). As a country doctor in western Kentucky (1817-1825), then as professor of materia medica at Transylvania University in Lexington, Kentucky (1825-1838), and the Louisville Medical Institute (later University of Louisville, 1838-1849), and finally in retirement, Short devoted himself'to the classification of flora of his native state and region. In 1828 Short co-founded The Transylvania Journal of Medicine and the Associate Sciences, in which he published many of …


Generation, Isolation And Assay Methods For Human Lymphocyte Mitogenic Factor, Thomas E. Seay Dec 1982

Generation, Isolation And Assay Methods For Human Lymphocyte Mitogenic Factor, Thomas E. Seay

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Activated lymphocytes secrete many products including the lymphokine human lymphocyte mitogenic factor (HLMF). In preliminary experiments lymphocytes from peripheral blood and palatine tonsils were evaluated as possible sources of HLMF by evaluating their level of activation through screening their spontaneous and concanavalin A (con A)-induced blastogenic responses. Tonsil lymphocytes (TL) were found to have high spontaneous proliferation as compared to peripheral blood lymphocytes (PBL). Cells from both sources responded to con A by undergoing a typical blastogenic response. Because TL must be obtained septically, they are frequently cultured in the presence of the antimycotic agent, Amphotericin B (Am B). Since …


Congruence And Divergence Of Teacher-School Board Member Attitudes In Selected Kentucky School Districts 1973 And 1982, Glen A. Kleine Dec 1982

Congruence And Divergence Of Teacher-School Board Member Attitudes In Selected Kentucky School Districts 1973 And 1982, Glen A. Kleine

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The problem of this study was to determine if significant differences existed between teachers and school board members in two school districts in Kentucky in their perceptions of 35 selected educational issues and procedures. The population studied included all teachers and board members in the two selected school districts. A study of the county school district in Kentucky was conducted in 1973 and in 1982. Study of the city school district in Kentucky was only conducted in 1982. Chi-square statistics were used to analyze the data. Fifteen null hypotheses were tested in this study. Attitudes of 1973 county teachers and …


The Relationships Among Selected Variables Of University And Teacher Education Admission Criteria And Scores On The Common Examination Of The National Teacher Examination, Christine M. Ejlali Dec 1982

The Relationships Among Selected Variables Of University And Teacher Education Admission Criteria And Scores On The Common Examination Of The National Teacher Examination, Christine M. Ejlali

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The problem of this study was to determine the relationships among selected predictor variables in order to identify the combination of variables which best predicts scores on the National Teacher Examination-Weighted Common Examination Total Score. The identified variables were sex, teaching level, ACT composite scores, teacher education admission grade-point averages, CAT scores in Reading, Mathematics, and English, and Professional Education sequence grade-point averages. Nine hypotheses comprised the basis of this study. The first eight hypotheses pertained to the bivariate relationship of each predictor variable and the NTE-WCET scores. Hypothesis nine concerned the relationships of the combination of the predictor variables …


The New Testament Text Of Today: An Assessment Of Progress Since Westcott And Hort, Steven Charles Singleton Aug 1982

The New Testament Text Of Today: An Assessment Of Progress Since Westcott And Hort, Steven Charles Singleton

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Westcott and Hort's The New Testament in the Original Greek has profoundly affected all New Testament textual criticism since its publication. Most subsequent textual critics have acknowledged their debt to Westcott and Hort, while believing that Westcott and Hort failed to uncover the original text and that their principles and text must be refined, modified, and improved. Even though a flurry of activity has characterized post-Hortian textual criti­cism, the question arises again and again: What progress from Wes-tcott-Hort has actually been accomplished?


The Commonwealth Broadcasting Association As A Balancing Force In The Flow Of Information Between Developed And Developing Countries, Tsoeu Ntsane Feb 1982

The Commonwealth Broadcasting Association As A Balancing Force In The Flow Of Information Between Developed And Developing Countries, Tsoeu Ntsane

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This study attempted to reveal whether the operations of the CBA conform to the MacBride Commission recommendations. It also tried to determine if the activities of the CBA are in keeping with the .spirit of Article IX of the Mass Media Declaration of the 1978 UNESCO General Conference which urges the international community to "contribute to the creation of the conditions for a full flow and wider and more balanced dissemination of information…” It is this same declaration which appears to have strengthened and encouraged the work of the International Commission for the Study of Communication Problems, or the MacBride …


High Performance Imagery : The Use Of Prose Poetry In James Welch's Riding The Earthboy 40 And Winter In The Blood, Sidner J. Larson Feb 1982

High Performance Imagery : The Use Of Prose Poetry In James Welch's Riding The Earthboy 40 And Winter In The Blood, Sidner J. Larson

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James Welch's combining of poetry and prose has given him a unique language with which to record his impression of life. In addition, welch has an excellent sense of reality that gives life to his writing. His rendition of lonely rural Montana is valid for much of interior America, and he is a master at tracing the implications of life in similar situations for all people who live with distance and harshness. one of the qualities I respect most about Riding the Earthboy 40, Winter in the Blood, and The Death of Jim Loney is that they communicate movingly about …


The Forgotten Realist, John Garvey Jan 1982

The Forgotten Realist, John Garvey

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Today the name "Hoosier" can be applied to anybody living in or coming from the state of Indiana. Many Americans first hear it as the name of Indiana University's athletic teams; tourists become familiar with the "Hoosier State" nickname which appears on interstate highway signs, travel brochures and maps. Because of the popularity ofc Kurt Vonnegut’s books in recent years, many of us have first learned the term in his work. Others think of it as a name for the landscape of James Whitcomb Riley's verse. And there are still alive some older folk among us who, like students of …


South Dakota Burn Injuries : Description And Analysis, Sheila Kay Frederick Jan 1982

South Dakota Burn Injuries : Description And Analysis, Sheila Kay Frederick

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The purpose of the study was to investigate the extent and nature of burn injuries in South Dakota. Interior product burn injuries were given special attention. A major objective was to compare and contrast burn injuries in a rural agrarian area to an urban area. Data from a previous study done in Boston, Massachusetts was used for comparison. The population consisted of all persons receiving burn. injuries in South Dakota from July 1, 1979, through June 30, 1980. There were 384 burn injuries in South Dakota in the study time period. Because of the relative small size of the population, …


The Development And Role Of China's Revolutionary Press, 1899-1911, Yu-Sheng Chen Jan 1982

The Development And Role Of China's Revolutionary Press, 1899-1911, Yu-Sheng Chen

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In the winter of 1899 Dr. Sun Yat-sen, founder of the Chinese Republic and leader of the Revolution, dispatched Chen Hsiao-pai, a revolutionary from Canton, to Hong Kong to start Chung-kuo jih-pao (Chinese Daily). It was the first revolutionary newspaper. In the years that followed, revolutionary publications sprang like bamboo shoots after a spring rain. From 1903, until the Wuchang uprising in 1911, 338 revolutionary journals were published in China and overseas. There were 216 newspapers and 122 magazines. The working staffs of revolutionary journals, including columnists, editors and sponsoring publishers, numbered in the thousands . The speed of their …


Certification Requirements For Secondary School Classroom Theatre Teachers, Dorothy Begalka Jan 1982

Certification Requirements For Secondary School Classroom Theatre Teachers, Dorothy Begalka

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Some of the students who study theatre at the college level intend to enter the field of education. Noting this, the investigator became interested in the field of theatre education. It was assumed that certain certification requirements would have to be met in order to teach theatre courses in each of the fifty states and the District of Columbia. A resource containing comprehensive data about these requirements would be helpful for college students as they select coursework throughout their college careers. An investigation was made to determine if such a resource had been written which enumerated the certification requirements one …


The Literary Apprenticeship Of Laura Ingalls Wilder, William T. Anderson Jan 1982

The Literary Apprenticeship Of Laura Ingalls Wilder, William T. Anderson

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Fifty years after the publication of Laura Ingalls Wilder's first book, Little House in the Big Woods, that volume and ten succeeding volumes of the author's writings, are American classics. The "Little House" books have been read, re-read, translated, adapted, admired and worshipped by multitudes world-wide. Of Wilder's books, which portray frontier existence during the last great American Expansionist era, "it is safe to say that they have given a notion of what pioneer life was like to far more Americans than ever heard of Frederick Jackson Turner. Laura Ingalls Wilder's fame and the success of her books have been …


"Thy Lord Dwells" : Man, Society, And Nature In Selected English Country-House Poems, W. Andrew Alexander Jan 1982

"Thy Lord Dwells" : Man, Society, And Nature In Selected English Country-House Poems, W. Andrew Alexander

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This study examines seven country-house poems of the seventeenth century: Ben Jonson’s “To Penshurst” and “To Sir Robert Wroth”, Thomas Carew's “To My Friend G. N., From Wrest" and “To Saxham”, Robert Herrick's “A Panegerick to Sir Lewis Pemberton”, Andrew Marvell's Upon Appleton House, and John Dryden's “To My Honor'd Kinsman, John Driden of Chesterton". It also briefly takes up three poems of the early eighteenth century: Alexander Pope’s “Second Satire of the Second Book of Horace, Paraphrased”, his “Epistle to Bathurst”, and his "Epistle to Burlington". All of the authors of these poems were very conscious of their cultural …


George Herbert : His Method, Salesian Or Protestant, Bruce Aardsma Jan 1982

George Herbert : His Method, Salesian Or Protestant, Bruce Aardsma

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In modern times literary criticism has seen a renewed interest in the poetry of the seventeenth century metaphysical poets, commonly referred to as ''the poetry of meditation." Based on the Augustinan philosophy, the act of meditation became a devotional process through which a person could attain a union with the Godhead by following a prescribed method. This method included the stages of purgation, illumination, and unification, through which the meditant first becomes aware of his own sinful nature and hopeless condition and then discovers the way of salvation and commits himself to the service of God. The final stage of …


Emily Dickinson's Poetry : Abnormality Defined, Izzat Mohammed Ghazzawi Jan 1982

Emily Dickinson's Poetry : Abnormality Defined, Izzat Mohammed Ghazzawi

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As a romantic poet, Emily Dickinson was fascinated by nature, individualism, man's relation with God and the universe and the other unperceivable problems of love, pain and death. Emerson and Thoreau dwelt on "Transcendentalism” with great enthusiasm; they were absorbed in their pilgrimage into nature and with man's place in this ambiguous universe. Melville's literary interests revealed the tensions that existed in his mind and in the culture at large--tensions set up by the conflict between the will to believe and the need to be shown, between transcendentalism and empiricism in philosophy, between religion and science. Whitman was content with …


A Follow-Up Study Of South Dakota State University's Health Physical Education And Recreation Department's Master's Degree Program Graduates From 1955-1980, Byron J. Palsma Jan 1982

A Follow-Up Study Of South Dakota State University's Health Physical Education And Recreation Department's Master's Degree Program Graduates From 1955-1980, Byron J. Palsma

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The purpose of this study was to describe the status of South Dakota State· University's Health, Physical Education and Recreation Department's master's degree program graduates from 1955 to 1980. With the exception of standard record-keeping, the Health, Physical Education and Recreation Department of South Dakota State University has accumulated very little organized information of its master's degree program graduates. Four unpublished master's degree theses written at SDSU, three from the HPER Department and one in the area of journalism, may have indirectly provided some information of these graduates to department personnel. Hill performed a status study of South Dakota State …


Genetic Correlations Among Sex-Limited Traits, Michael D. Macneil Jan 1982

Genetic Correlations Among Sex-Limited Traits, Michael D. Macneil

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Monte Carlo simulation techniques were used to assess the merits of three methods for calculation of the genetic correlation when traits have been measured on half-sibs of each sex. The restricted maximum likelihood, path coefficient and covariance component estimators did not differ significantly in their accuracy. Path coefficient and covariance component methodologies gave nearly unbiased estimators for traits of high heritability. Across both levels of heritability, the restricted maximum likelihood methodology resulted in genetic correlations being estimated with significantly smaller sampling variance than the other methods. Genetic correlations were estimated for age of puberty, weight at puberty, conceptions per service, …


Extravagant Gestures : The World As Spectacle In The Works Of Annie Dillard / By Patricia Anne Taylor, Patricia Anne Taylor Jan 1982

Extravagant Gestures : The World As Spectacle In The Works Of Annie Dillard / By Patricia Anne Taylor, Patricia Anne Taylor

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Henry Chinaski Goes To Hell : A Journey Through The Wasteland Of Modern American Society, Jimmie Earl Cain Jan 1982

Henry Chinaski Goes To Hell : A Journey Through The Wasteland Of Modern American Society, Jimmie Earl Cain

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Uses Of Figures Of Speech In Selected Speeches Of Jerry Falwell, Mary M. Gill Jan 1982

Uses Of Figures Of Speech In Selected Speeches Of Jerry Falwell, Mary M. Gill

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As early as 350 B.C. Aristotle was cultivating concepts of language usage. It addition to the principles of clarity, accuracy, appropriateness and vividness, he developed concepts on the uses of the metaphor as a stylistic tool. The study of style and its adaptation continued to the Roman Age and the early study of rhetoric in England. During the eighteenth-century various rhetoricians began analyzing style more closely. Francis Bacon noted "the ill and unfit choice of words wonderfully obstructs the understanding. "He analyzed words and word combinations and their effect on interpretation. Adam Smith instructed that style was the common element …