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The Art Of Illustration On The Junior College Level, James Thomas Mcqueen
The Art Of Illustration On The Junior College Level, James Thomas Mcqueen
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Kinetic And Activation Energy Studies Of The Dehydrochlorinationof Chalcone Dichloride And 4,4'-Dichlorochalcone Dichloride, Joe Frank Allen
Kinetic And Activation Energy Studies Of The Dehydrochlorinationof Chalcone Dichloride And 4,4'-Dichlorochalcone Dichloride, Joe Frank Allen
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A Descriptive Evaluation Of The Policies Of The United States Toward Egypt Since World War Ii, Martin Damon Howell
A Descriptive Evaluation Of The Policies Of The United States Toward Egypt Since World War Ii, Martin Damon Howell
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Roots Of Stereotypes, Ann Yates Whitten
Roots Of Stereotypes, Ann Yates Whitten
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The Doubling Of Characters In Shakespeare's Plays, Sadie Clark Wells
The Doubling Of Characters In Shakespeare's Plays, Sadie Clark Wells
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A Photoelastic Investigation Of Stresses In Pin Loaded Compression Members, George Sudduth White
A Photoelastic Investigation Of Stresses In Pin Loaded Compression Members, George Sudduth White
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On The Electric Field Of Moving Magnets, Ronald Harvey Wilson
On The Electric Field Of Moving Magnets, Ronald Harvey Wilson
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The following study arose from the discussion of a problem in a course in theoretical physics at South Dakota State College during the Winter quarter 1956-1957. The problem is stated as follows: “A symmetrically magnetized cylindrical magnet is rotating with constant angular velocity about its axis of symmetry. A straight wire at right angles to and in the plane of the axis of the magnet is arranged so that it can be rotated about the same axis. Is there an e.m.f. along the wire (a) when it is at rest, (b) when it is rotating with the magnet? Explain why.” …
Locker And Shower Room Facilities Used For Physical Education At South Dakota State College, Peter Dominic Torino
Locker And Shower Room Facilities Used For Physical Education At South Dakota State College, Peter Dominic Torino
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This is a study of the existing locker and shower room facilities for physical education at South Dakota State College. At present, there is little or no information covering this topic, and at the same time there is a possibility that such information could be most useful and important. South Dakota State College at present requires at least one year of physical education for all students. With the present load and the predicted increased enrollment, will the facilities be able to handle the increase, and are they now adequate to handle their present load? It is the purpose of this …
The Feasibility Of Organizing A Federation Of Egg Marketing Cooperatives In Eastern South Dakota, Walter R. Swanson
The Feasibility Of Organizing A Federation Of Egg Marketing Cooperatives In Eastern South Dakota, Walter R. Swanson
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Several egg marketing groups in the Midwest have become increasingly aware of the need for greater efficiency. These marketing agencies have attempted to eliminate the several middlemen in the channel between local levels and the distant markets. Basically this development is an attempt to reduce the marketing costs and quality loss resulting from excessive handling. It has not been possible for every marketing agency to capitalize on this development. Only those agencies capable of providing large volumes of eggs and diversified marketing services have succeeded. This development has been of interest to the larger marketing agencies in South Dakota. Recently, …
Pondermotive Forces Of Electrical Origin In Liquid Dielectrics, Norma Allan Peppers
Pondermotive Forces Of Electrical Origin In Liquid Dielectrics, Norma Allan Peppers
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For years the expression for the force per unit volume which arises in a liquid dielectric as a result of an electric field has been a source of discussion and controversy. Several different expressions for this volume force occur in the literature and, of these, two seem to be most prominent. Each of the expressions has many supporters. Consequently, there has been much theoretical and some experimental work concerning volume forces in a liquid dielectric. Although the most recent writers apparently have dispelled much of the mystery which has long shrouded this topic, some questions remain unanswered. Moreover, since history …
The Relationships Of Selected Factors To The Personal Adjustment Of A South Dakota Rural-Nonfarm Community's Older Population, Denton E. Morrison
The Relationships Of Selected Factors To The Personal Adjustment Of A South Dakota Rural-Nonfarm Community's Older Population, Denton E. Morrison
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Declining health, loss of physical vigor and the increased probability of death are conditions to which the aged of all societies must adjust. In addition, many older citizens in American society must face unique problems including the termination of gainful employment; reduced income; isolation through death or removal of family, friends, peers; increased periods of indolence; and a decreasing standard of living. Moreover, later life with its attendant complex of problems now faces more people in this country than ever before. The problems of older citizens in American society have therefore become the focus of considerable public attention in recent …
Physical Fitness And Physical Education Programs In Selected Schools Of South Dakota, Joe Lockwood
Physical Fitness And Physical Education Programs In Selected Schools Of South Dakota, Joe Lockwood
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Numerous fitness testing activities are in progress in our public schools of the United States today. As a result of this testing many physical educators believe physical education programs should stress basic conditioning activities. Physical education can be better taught and promoted if knowledge of present status is obtained through testing. These testing programs also create interest in the fitness of youth. The purpose of this study is to analyze the physical fitness and the physical education programs or selected schools in South Dakota by administering the Kraus-Weber Test of Minimum Muscular Fitness and the AAHPER Physical Fitness Test, utilizing …
Acreage Response Of South Dakota Wheat Producers To Expected Price Changes, 1955, Richard Hoyt Kruse
Acreage Response Of South Dakota Wheat Producers To Expected Price Changes, 1955, Richard Hoyt Kruse
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Prices have long been considered to be an important factor influencing agricultural production. The diversity of views as to the effectiveness of prices in allocating resources in agriculture has served to emphasize the need for further research on this problem. South Dakota is primarily an agricultural state and is vitally concerned with the problem of adjustment. Geographic and economic conditions in South Dakota are widely different from other parts of the nation. This study was undertaken in order that legislators and other policy makers might have access to more research results in formulating future agricultural policies. The purpose of this …
The Development And Present Status Of The Intramural Sports Program For Men In The Schools Of The North Central Intercollegiate Athletic Conference And The South Dakota Intercollegiate Athletic Conference, Clayton Paul Ketterling
The Development And Present Status Of The Intramural Sports Program For Men In The Schools Of The North Central Intercollegiate Athletic Conference And The South Dakota Intercollegiate Athletic Conference, Clayton Paul Ketterling
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In light of the accepted benefits derived from participation in the intramural sports program, educators and physical educators are quite concerned about the present status of intramural sports and are seeking means for the improvement of intramural sports. This can be done by scrutinizing the intramural sports program in two intercollegiate athletic conferences and discovering ways and means of improvement. They are also aware of the great contribution, which the intramural sports program presents, if properly organized and administered. There is always a constant alertness to the various trends and forces which contribute to the intramural sports program. It is …
Mysticism In Selected Early Novels Of John Steinbeck, Tom E. Kakonis
Mysticism In Selected Early Novels Of John Steinbeck, Tom E. Kakonis
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The purpose of this essay is to trace the development of the concept of mysticism from selected early works of John Steinbeck to its culmination in the novel the Grapes of Wrath. The works to be discussed are the following: The Features of Heaven, To a God Unknown, In Dubious Battle, Of Mice and Men, The Red Pony, The Grapes of Wrath, and Sea of Cortez. Such a study requires, a basic, historical knowledge in two other areas. The first involves a familiarity with Oriental specifically Hindu, mystical beliefs; the second, the early backgrounds of mysticism in American literature as …
The Changing Traditional Value System Of The Dakota Indian: A Study Of The Conflicting Value Systems Of The Dakota Indian And Western Civilization, Clinton J. Jesser
The Changing Traditional Value System Of The Dakota Indian: A Study Of The Conflicting Value Systems Of The Dakota Indian And Western Civilization, Clinton J. Jesser
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One of the conclusions of anthropologists is that of cultural variability and the relativity of value systems. This means that the designs for living with its system of moral values which one society has evolved may differ considerably from those of another. Each society has their unique value system (moral code). The Dakota Indians have (or had) theirs and the people of Western civilization have theirs. As a result of the culture contact of these two groups over the past seventy-five years, the Dakota Indian has been exposed to, even coerced to follow, a value system different than his own. …
An Electronic Fluid Flow Analyzer For Pipeline Networks, Harold Charles Falk
An Electronic Fluid Flow Analyzer For Pipeline Networks, Harold Charles Falk
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To the engineer dealing with fluid flow in distribution networks such as urban water distribution systems, the study of flow and pressure throughout the system is a complex problem involving tedious calculations unless some sort of analogue aid is given him. The McIlroy Fluid Network Analyzer, devised in 1948 by the late Malcolm S. McIlroy, Professor of Electrical Engineering at Cornell University, has been an invaluable aid to the person investigating this problem of fluid network analysis. This analyzer, however, is quite expensive, and it seems quite likely that a more inexpensive analyzer can be developed using a somewhat different …
A Comparative Analysis Of The Kraus-Weber Test And The Aahper Test Of Physical Fitness, Dalvin E. Eisenbraun
A Comparative Analysis Of The Kraus-Weber Test And The Aahper Test Of Physical Fitness, Dalvin E. Eisenbraun
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The purpose of this study was to compare the Kraus-Weber test with the test prepared by the American Association for Health, Physical Education, and Recreation. To accomplish this purpose the following techniques and procedures were employed: (1) Correlation of the total Kraus-Weber test scores and the total AAHPER test scores. (2) Correlation between the individual items of the Kraus-Weber test and the individual items of the AAHPER test. (3) Correlation between the individual items of the Kraus-Weber test and the total AAHPER test score. (4) Correlation between the individual items of the AAHPER test and the total score of the …
An Appraisal By Superintendents And Homemaking Teachers Of The Attitudes Of High School Students Toward Home Economics And Their Effect Upon The Choice Of A Major In College, Eleanor D. Cochrane
An Appraisal By Superintendents And Homemaking Teachers Of The Attitudes Of High School Students Toward Home Economics And Their Effect Upon The Choice Of A Major In College, Eleanor D. Cochrane
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The purpose of this study was to determine what factors the administrators and homemaking teachers believed were most influential in recruiting students for home economics, who they believed exerted the most influence on college enrollment, and what they believed were the feelings of the students concerning the homemaking program. The study was concerned with personal information about the superintendents and homemaking teachers and their reasons for the apparent lack of expressed interest in home economics. This information was thought to have indications for improvements in the homemaking program, in preparation for guidance, and in the understandings and beliefs concerning home …
Food Habits And Dietary Intake Of A Cerebral Palsied Adult Male/ By Janie Lamar Sanders, Janie Lamar Sanders
Food Habits And Dietary Intake Of A Cerebral Palsied Adult Male/ By Janie Lamar Sanders, Janie Lamar Sanders
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The Effects Of Relaxin On The Composition Of Bovine Milk, Chris H. Nissen
The Effects Of Relaxin On The Composition Of Bovine Milk, Chris H. Nissen
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Protoplasm is a fragile substance keeping its homeostatic properties by many physiochemical phenomena. Much is known about the properties of protoplasm; but it is, perhaps, only meager when compared to what is yet to be learned. Such physical changes as electrical impulses, diffusion, and oxidation – to mention a few – are necessary for protoplasm to retain its integrity. In higher animals, particularity, for our purpose, mammals, protoplasm is sustained by different body system working harmoniously together to supply raw materials that remove waste, and govern all endeavors. One should not infer that single called animals have a more simple …
Raw Sewage Stabilization Ponds As A Means Of Sewage Treatment, John Robert Anderson
Raw Sewage Stabilization Ponds As A Means Of Sewage Treatment, John Robert Anderson
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The successful operation of sewage stabilization ponds by a number of North and South Dakota communities during the past few years has shown this method of disposal to be adequate in taking care of the needs of small communities. Since land is relatively cheap compared to construction work involved in the building of a sewage treatment plant, and since the actual construction cost of a stabilization pond I s a comparatively small figure, this type of treatment has been readily accepted by the smaller communities. Because stabilization ponds are primarily successful due to solar radiation and vary according to climatic …
A Comparison Of The Achievement Records Of A United States History Class Taught By Socialized Methods And A United States History Class Taught By The Lecture-Question Method, Kenneth S. Hauge
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The basic problem confronting all teachers is how to help each student develop himself to full capacity, mentally and socially. Lack of student interest is often an important factor in the consideration of poor school records. This lack of interest is especially apparent in such courses as government and history. Various educators have suggested improved methods of instruction as one answer to this problem. Proponents of socialized recitation claim that the emphasis must be taken from the teacher and placed on the pupils. They believe that attitudes developed through study and classroom procedures are more important than the acquisition of …
Status, Past And Present, Of Physical Education Graduates Of South Dakota State College, Duane Collins Hill
Status, Past And Present, Of Physical Education Graduates Of South Dakota State College, Duane Collins Hill
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The purpose of this study is to determine the location and positions physical education graduates of South Dakota State college and to determine if they have positions in physical education; to learn how much of their time is spent in physical education; how much time they spend coaching; and whether or not they are advancing with respect to position and monetary standards. The study will also attempt to determine what becomes of the students who leave the physical education professions and their reasons for leaving the field. The findings of this study should show many interesting facts about South Dakota …
The Moral Order Of William Faulkner, Shirley Lease Kay
The Moral Order Of William Faulkner, Shirley Lease Kay
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The purpose of this study is to indicate William Faulkner’s belief in a moral order and then to show how this may be taught in the novel Light in August. I believe that there is more to Faulkner that “the agony and the rhetoric” and that his works are not merely” [tales] told by an idiot, full of sound and fury, and signifying nothing.” By considering our questions, I hope to establish the type of moral order in which Faulkner believes. These questions are (1) What is Faulkner’s attitude toward nature? (2) What is evil to him? (3) How does …
A Historical Analysis Of The Development Of Track And Field At South Dakota State College 1889-1958, James Elmer Schlender
A Historical Analysis Of The Development Of Track And Field At South Dakota State College 1889-1958, James Elmer Schlender
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South Dakota State College has participated in track and field meets since 1889. In that year South Dakota State, South Dakota University, and Sioux Falls College entered the State Meet. Since then the sport has grown steadily at South Dakota State College. In 1947 South Dakota State College added indoor track to the schedule; and in 1952 the NAIA Track and Field Meet, the AAU Track and Field Meet, and the NCAA Track and Field Meet were added. The author has attempted to collect and record historical data of most summaries, individual and meet records, and available information concerning the …
Study Of The Use Of Arts And Crafts As Occupational Therapy Forthe Mentally Ill / By Merle Berry Tennyson, Merle Berry Tennyson
Study Of The Use Of Arts And Crafts As Occupational Therapy Forthe Mentally Ill / By Merle Berry Tennyson, Merle Berry Tennyson
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Age And Growth Determination Of The Black Bullhead From Soft Fin Rays, James W. Sprague
Age And Growth Determination Of The Black Bullhead From Soft Fin Rays, James W. Sprague
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Introduction: Knowledge of the age of individuals comprising populations of fish is essential to the fishery biologist. From such information he is able to calculate the rate of growth, determine the age at which sexual maturity is attained and the longevity of the species. These calculations and determinations can be applied in the management of populations and in setting fishery regulations. There are numerous methods being used to determine the age of an individual fish. Of these, the scale method is the most important means of age determination being utilized with species of fish possessing scales (Cooper, 1951). This method …
Evaluation Of Walleye Fingerling Plants In Lake Darling, North Dakota, George L. Van Wyhe
Evaluation Of Walleye Fingerling Plants In Lake Darling, North Dakota, George L. Van Wyhe
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The walleye, Stizostadion vitreum vitreum (Mitchell) is the largest American member of the perch family (Peraidae); it represents the subfamily Luciopercinae in our waters. The walleye has a wide range of distribution which, according to hubs and lagler (1949), extends “From Great Slave Lake, the Saskatchewan River system and the Hudson Bay region to Labrador; southward on the Atlantic slope to North Carolina, and west of the mountains, to the Alabama River system of Georgia to the Tennessee River drainage of Alabama and to northern Arkansas and Nebraska. Common through the Great Lakes and many of the inland lakes and …
Student Automobiles On The College Campus, Lois Elaine Qualben
Student Automobiles On The College Campus, Lois Elaine Qualben
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Two slightly related developments in recent years have greatly affected the general character of American college and university life: the great increase in enrollments, and the widespread student possession of luxuries while in college. Since much attention has been given to the effect of increased enrollments, the writer feels that the influence of the extensive possession of luxuries on the scholastic achievement merits examination. In this study, the writer intends to look at an increasingly common factor in college life—the possession of automobiles by college students and to see what, if any, significance it bears as a deterrent from study. …