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A Philosophic Study Of The Fifth Amendment , J. Timothy Kelley

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Budgeting: A Comparative Study Of The Main Features Of Budgetary Process In The Federal Republic Of Germany And The United States, Karl J. Maes

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A Survey Of Tuition Assistance Programs Offered To Employees By Chicago Area Companies , Allen Jerome Paneral

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An Mmpi Study Of Religious Seminarians , Patrick John Rice

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Area Agreements With The International Brotherhood Of Teamsters Made By One National Company, 1940 To 1957 , Edward William Sexton

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The Family Court Of Cook County Illinois: Structure And Function, Joel Francis Tenore

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A Comparison Of Free And Controlled Association On The Loyola Language Study , John J. Trainor

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Firmitas Animae : A Study Of Fortitude In The Philosophy Of St. Thomas Aquinas, James William Sanders

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The Family Court Of Cook County Illinois: Structure And Function, Joel Francis Tenore

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Human Love And Struggle In The Poetry Of Robert Frost, John T. Trahey

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Roscoe Pound And His Theory Of Social Interests, Joseph Clarence Verhelle

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Imitation In Plato's Aesthetic Theory, Thomas Patrick Kennealy

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The Religious Festivals Of Ovid's Fasti Adapted For Use In The Early Christian Church, John Leo Klein

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The Originality Of The Aeneid, Robert Joseph Lab

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John Locke On Knowledge Of The Natural Law, Arthur F. Mcgovern

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The Pre-Supervisory Training Program (Continental Can Company) At Plant #51 (Stockyards): A Case Study, James Francis Murphy

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Lay Leadership In A Suburban Parish, Mary Carol Puchalski

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White Jacket: A Study Of Herman Melville's Literary Technique In Nautical Fiction, Henry Alphonso Robertson

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John Milton : Religious Independent, Allen Herbert Scott

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In the preface to -De Doctrina Christiana John Milton makes it clear that his religious views underwent a continual process of revision throughout his lite, and he assures us that at no time during his life did he follow any heresy or sect. During the century and a half prior to the discovery of !!! DOctrina Christiana in 1823, however, Milton was regarded as one of the highest figures in English literature, passing as an orthodox Protestant of the Calvinistic faith.

Operations Auditing, A Study Of The Newest Phase Of Internal Auditin, Russell William Miller

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The purpose of this paper is to stipulate internal auditing as an independent appraisal activity within an organization for the review of accounting, financial, and other operations as a basis for service to management.

A Comparison Of The Blood Oxygen Capacity In Painted Turtles (Chrysemys Picta Schneider) And Box Turtles (Terrapene Carolina Linne), Harold J. Payne

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Among factors necessary for an animal to maintain life is the presence of an oxygen carrier that will transport a sufficient quantity of oxygen necessary for respiratory metabolism. In animals whose blood contains hemoglobin, which is a pigment that loads and unloads oxygen, this carrying capacity is referred to as blood oxygen capacity. It is a measure of the amount of oxygen that will combine with whole blood when completely mixed with air. It is usually expressed in volumes per cent (ml. 02/100 ml. blood) and corrected to standard temperature and pressure.

A search of available literature revealed that there …

The Growth And Development Of A Program For Exceptional Children In The State Of West Virginia, Marcia Walker Blandau

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West Virginia is a comparatively young state. Special Education in the public schools is younger still. Throughout the history of West Virginia, the state has had financial difficulties and political factions. When West Virginia became a state she had no institutions, no social organs to provide for the general welfare, no common schools, no normal schools, and no university. Within sixty-five years the state had provided twelve institutions tor exceptional children. And today, six years before the state celebrates its first centennial, West Virginia has a well established special education program.

The purpose of this study was to investigate the …

The Situation Test As A Method Of Problem Solving In Science Teaching On The Sixth Grade Level, Hilda Scott Harwood

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Research states that elementary science is about twenty-five years old -- a recent addition to the curriculum. Changes in a new area in elementary teaching usually come slowly. The rapid development of the science program has resulted from the tremendous pressure of various groups to gain child attention. The weight of the national and international events have forced public opinion to consider science teaching in the elementary school as a necessity.

The American elementary school is a unique institution. It is the foundation for the citizens in a democracy. This assigns to the elementary school teacher many professional tasks. She …

A Study Of The Color And Imagery Of The Poetry Of William Morris, Kenneth Hugh Byron

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The artistic development of William Morris (1834•1896), dictated by an extreme sensitiveness to color and craftsmanship is almost wholly contained in the first well-defined period of his life. Until 1877 Morris was principally concerned with poetry and the fine arts, and from that time he concentrated on combating the rise of drabness, the result of Victorian capitalism, and worked for the cause of social reform. However,despite the great variety of Morris' achievements a unity was maintained in his love of beauty for its own sake. The scope of this paper, then, is limited to the first period of his life. …

The Principal's Part In Planning The Program For The Gifted Child, Jack Edwards Dickson

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A major responsibility of school administration lies in recognizing current trends in education. One or the current major trends in education today is that or discovering, planning and providing for the gifted child. More than ever, men and women with ability are needed in positions of influence in all fields of human relations and technical know- ledge. To discover and develop talent and ability, and to facilitate their use for common good, must be a major objective of the school and community. "The democratic ideal can be most fully attained when every individual has opportunity for educational experiences commensurate with …

The Extent Of Dropouts In Public Schools In Richmond And Metropolitan Area, Donald Barham Beaman

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About the middle or the nineteenth century the graded school emerged, which resulted in a great number of failures, which, in turn caused an overloading of lower grades and many dropouts in the upper grades.l Although dropouts in large numbers began at about this time it has been only in recent years that they have been classified as a problem. The problem rises largely from the concept that everyone should be in school until eighteen, or until he completes high school. Statistics dealing with the trends of all youth show that eighty per cent enter the ninth grade and only …

The History And Significance Of The Student Cooperative Association In Virginia, Mercer Weldon Kay

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For a number of years it had been the hope of the headquarters staff of the Student Cooperative Association that a study be made of the history of the organization. The Student Cooperative Association is an outgrowth of the Cooperative Education Association which was organized in Virginia in 1905. There were a number of fragmentary and scattered references made to the work of the Student Cooperative Association and its predecessor, the Junior Community League. The majority of these articles were written in appraisal of an individual chapter or community accomplishment, with little or no reference made to a statewide organization. …

A Survey Of Supervisory Practices In Virginia Elementary Schools, John William Jordan

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The elementary principal today sees increasing emphasis placed upon supervision as a means of improving the instructional program for children. Just as business has recognized that supervision is a wise investment and a. necessity, so has education come to realize the value of proper supervision by a capable principal. "It any person in a supervisory position is not contributing to more effective learning the classroom, his existence in that posit ion cannot be justified." If it is true that, "the most effective way of supervising has not yet been determined" then it appears that find ing more effective supervisory practices …

Plant Capacity Costs, Genevieve D. Armstrong

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Plant facilities represent an investment that leads to continuing cost for taxes, interest, depreciation and maintenance. These costs are, for the most part, fixed. Consequently, the higher the volume of pro­duction attained with given facilities, the lower is the cost per unit of such overhead; conversely, as production falls off there are fewer units over which to spread overhead and unit costs rise. Thus idle capacity may result in "unabsorbed" overhead. Idle capacity may result from managerial inefficiency; therefore, executives should watch the extent to which capacity is utilized. The knowledge of idle capacity may enable corrective steps to be …

A Reconstruction Of The Utopia Of William Morris From His Later Prose Romances, Edagr Fitz Randolph Erdman

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In her book, William Morris, Medievalist Revolutionary, Margaret R. Grennan says, "What the invention of the telescope did for space in the seventeenth century, the sense of the past accomplished for time in the nineteenth." In- other words, this "sense of the past, " though not a mechanical instrument like the telescope, nor aimed at discoveries within the realm of physical science, nevertheless served such men as Carlyle, Ruskin, Arnold, and Newman in much the same fashion as the telescope had served Galileo and Kepler some two hundred years earlier. If not renowned natural scientists, Carlyle, Ruskin, Arnold, and …