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The Immigration Act Of 1924: The Role Of The California Joint Immigration Committee, Donald Van Brocklin

Master's Theses

For at least forty years prior to the 1920's immigration crisis, there was some form of agitation to restrict or exclude either the Chinese, the Hindus, or the Japanese. The highest level of ferment occurred during the period 1920-l933. Activity in the early 1920's focused particularly on restricting all immigration. This was successfully enacted in the emergency federal legislation of 1921 and the Immigration Act of 1924 (popularly known as the Johnson Act) which placed permanent quotas upon all immigration and excluded Asians as permanent entrants into the United States.

The subject of this paper focuses on the course of …

The Chemical Composition And Mechanical Properties Of Gutta Percha Endodontic Filling Materials, Charles E. Friedman

Master's Theses

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A Period Of Trial: Hong Kong Educational Development From 1960 To 1970, Grace Hing-Yee Kwong

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On The Success And Limitations Of Science, William S. Hill

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The Ss: The End Result, Barry J. Klazura

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Fresh And Frozen Iliac Crest Transplants In Primates: A Sequential Histologic Study, Don Michael Morris

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An In Vivo Autoradiographic Study Of The Relative Penetrating Abilities Of Aqueous 2% Parachlorophenol And Camphorated 35% Parachlorophenol In Endodontics, Gary N. Taylor

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The Effect Of Colchicine Or 5-Fluorouracil In Combination With Cortisone On The Eruption Rate Of The Rat Incisor, William Joseph Asbury

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A Comparison Of The Forces Exerted By Class I, Class Ii And Class Ii Malocclusions During Maximum Closure, William T. Brown

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The Good Subject Motive And The Apprehensive Subject Motive: An Investigation Of Their Relative Strengths, James M. Michaud

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School Busing: Solution Or Evasion - A Critical Analysis Of The Literature From 1960 To 1972, Saleth John Arulanandam S.J.

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Three Year Follow-Up Of Women Religious: Personality Factors, Vocational Interests, Personal Orientation, Audrey R. Melamed

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An Investigation Of The Relationship Between The Amount Of Parochial School Experience And Self-Actualization, Gail Wolfe

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The Development Of A Systematic Human Relations Training Program For Members Of A Religious Community, Jane Mary Ferder

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The Concomitants Of Urbanization, Phyllis D. Knights

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Social Intelligence In Alcoholics, Carolyn Ann Kowatsch

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Perceptual Alignment And Marital Satisfaction, Robert M. Schwartz

Master's Theses

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The Affective Economy, Geoffrey P. West

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A Study Of Truthfulness In Female Orthodontic Patients, From The Appraisal Of Certain Autonomic Responses, To Questions Concerning Cooperation, Thomas P. Cavanaugh

Master's Theses

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The Role Of The Adrenal Gland In The Survival Of White Rats Subjected To The Parotid Toxin Of The Toad, Bufo Marinus, Mark A. Green

Master's Theses

Six groups of white labor atory rats were utilized in this experiment. A sham-operated group and an adrenalectomized group were used as controls. Four other groups were adrenalectomized and given replacement therapy of cortisone, deoxycorticosterone acetate, epinephrine, and norepinephrine. All groups were then given injections of toad toxin from the parotid glands of Bufo marinus. Their heart and breathing rates were recorded for 60 minutes.

All of the untreated adrenalectomized rats showed altered heart and breathing rates and were killed by the toxin. Cortisone and nor ­ epinephrine aided the adrenalectomiz ed rats to survive. but cortisone was the …

The Glasgow Paradox : A Study Of Ellen Glasgow's Sad Ladies, Frank Alexander Lovelock

Master's Theses

This study intends to examine the career of Ellen Glasgow to determine how her personal philosophy is re­ flected in her work--and more especially in the characters of her long-suffering heroines (the sad ladies). It is hoped that the reader will come to understand how Glasgow moved from an initial phase of hope, through a period of pain and sorrow, and into a final time of despair .

For the purpose of this study, special emphasis has been placed. on the importance of the novels which were written after 1900. It is these novels that have come to be considered …

A Correlation Of The Idealized Heat Of Vaporization To Molecular Weight, Harold Earl Bennett

Master's Theses

Using the Clausius-Clapeyron equation as a base, many investigators have tried to develop variations to better describe both ideal and non-ideal systems. The literature is abundant with correlations of vapor pressure to temperature and associated correlations of latent heats of vaporization to molecular characteristics; often molecular weight or carbon number.

An Electrophoretic Comparison Of The Gill Plasma Membrane Proteins Of Freshwater And Saltwater-Adapted Killifish, Fundulus Heteroclitus, Earl Dean Hammit

Master's Theses

A study was undertaken to compare proteins present in the gill membranes of freshwater and salt­ water adapted killifish, Fundulus heteroclitus. For this purpose, a method for the preparation or gill plasma membranes was developed. Polyacrylarnide gel electrophoresis indicated that the two types of gills possessed many membrane proteins in common. However, the freshwater adapted group possessed a single protein not found n the saltwater adapted group and the latter contained a protein not found in the freshwater adapted group.

Teacher Use Of Stimulus Discrimination And Response Cost As Techniques For Reducing Socially Maladaptive Student Behaviors In A Secondary Classroom, Thomas J. Doland

Master's Theses

The present study was designed to evaluate the use of two behavior modification techniques in modifying three inappropriate student behaviors in a secondary classroom. T'he two behavior modification techniques employed were 1) response cost, and 2) the teacher 's use of students' names as discriminative stimuli. The subjects were a D-section Junior English class consisting of fourteen boys and five girls of average intelligence, but who were under­ achieving academically. The contingencies were applied to all students, utilizing a multiple baseline design. In experimental condition I, the teacher informed the class that ten minutes of free time would be available …

A Partial Analysis Of A Religious Missionary Community As An Agency Of Directed Culture Change, Jennifer Sister Johnson S.Sp.S.

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Osseous Coagulum: A Histologic Study, Leon Keith Coverly

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Biochemical Maturation Changes In Developing Lung Surfactant In Rabbits, Peter Pagast

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The Relationship Between The Mmpi Scales Of Ego-Strength, Defensiveness, And Obsessive-Compulsiveness And Self, Peer, And Trainer Ratings Of Fulfillment Of Specified Contract Behavior, August J. Crivolio

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Peter Semenenko And His Triologism As A Basis For A Resurrection Philosophy Of Education, Lenore V. Kusek

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The Relationship Between Self-Actualization And Adjustment Among American Catholic Priests, Thomas John Murphy

Master's Theses

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