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The Elastic Constants Of A Silver-Arsenic Single Crystal As A Function Of Temperature, Richard Charles Swenson

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A Comparative Analysis Of Provincial High School Athletic Associations In The Dominion Of Canada, George A. Moore

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A Comparative Study Of Non-College Bound Graduates From Selected Guidance And Non-Guidance High Schools, Dewayne J. Kurpius

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Study Of A Pressure Group : The Missouri River Diversion Association, Verne D. Hull

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The Influence Of The Church Of Sweden On Rural Swedish Community Life During The Major Emigration Period (1850-1900), Win S. Mott

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Bod Versus Cod For A Steam-Peeled Potato Waste, George W. Boyer

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A Determination Of The Needs For Information Of School Board Members Of Independent School Districts In Minnesota, Ole Everette Haugejorde

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A Study Of The Significance Of Selected Sounds Of Speech As Stimulants To Listening And Comprehension, Violette Hunt Ehart

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A Survey And Analysis Of The Internal Control Systems Of A Selected Group Of State-Supported Institutions Of Higher Education, Robert E. Curtis

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A Follow Up Study Of The Graduates Of Twin Valley (Minnesota) High School For The Years 1959, 1960, 1961, 1962, Richard F. Haberer

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The Relative Value Of Design Versus Content Meaning, Nellie C. Solberg

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An Analysis To Determine The Frequency Of Digits, Symbols, And Number Patterns Occurring In Business Correspondence Of Selected Buisness Firms, Allan D. Larson

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Ecology Of Summer Aquatic Invertebrate Populations In A Marsh Area Of Utah Lake, David A. White

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Mud Lake marsh lies east of Utah Lake between the cities of Provo and Springville in Utah County. Since 1936 it has become a polluted, odiferous, silted area. A study was conducted on the aquatic invertebrates during the summer of 1962 (June 19 to September 20). An .01 meter2 bottom sampler was used at 30 random stations. Each station was sampled once a week. Water depth, mud, water and air temperatures were taken at each station. Dissolved oxygen (Winkler method) and ion resistance (Wheatstone bridge) were taken each day. The aquatic invertebrate community consisted of benthic (Diptera, Oligochaeta, Nematoda), interphashic …

The Historical Development Of Personal Baseball Equipment From Origin Of The Game To Present Day, Donald J. Shore

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An Evaluation Of Secondary School Guidance Program Measured By Selected Collegiate, Darlne F. Brown

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Two 20th Century Images Of Man, Leroy E. Aasland

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Machiavelli And His Critics, Hizekiel I. Issac

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A Social Commentary On Modern American Education, Robert R. Walton

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The Darkling Beetles Of The Nevada Test Site (Coleoptera - Tenebrionidae), Willis A. Packham

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In the desert areas of southwestern United States the Coleoptera, family Tenebrionidae, constitute a conspicuous part of the ground-dwelling insects. Most species are black or dull chestnut-brown. They are primarily nocturnal and during the day can be found under rocks, debris, loose bark, or in rodent burrows. On cloudy days they may be seen lumbering along the desert floor. Most tenebrionids feed on plant materials of various sorts. In August, 1959, Brigham Young University initiated an ecological study at the Nevada Test Site near Mercury in Nye County, Nevada. As part of that study, emphasis was given to the ground-dwelling …

Thermodynamics Of I) Metal Cyanide Coordination, Ii) Water Formation, And Iii) Metal Halide Coordination, John Dewey Hale

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ΔH values for the formation of Ni(CN)4(aq)= have been determined calorimetrically at 25° using a simple calorimeter and a thermometric titration procedure at high and low ionic strengths, respectively. Extrapolation of these ΔH values to infinite dilution resulted in a ΔH° value of -42.7 kcal./mole. Combination of ΔH° and ΔF° values gives a ΔS° value of -5.5 e.u. for Ni(CN)4(aq)= formation. A value of +70 e.u. is calculated for the ionic entropy of Ni(CN)4(aq)=. A preliminary investigation of the Zn(CN)4(aq)= system indicated the existence of zinc cyanide complexes other than Zn(CN)4= and allowed calculation of an approximate ΔH° value of …

A Comparative Study Of Physical Fitness In Relation To Reliability, Ability To Learn, Initiative Industry, Relations With Others, Leadership, Personality, And Emotions, Lawrence G. Koon

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Seasonal Study Of Mites On Deer Mice (Peromyscus Maniculatus) In A Chaparral Community, Donald B. Ash

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The parasitic mites on mammals living in the chaparral community of Utah are practically unknown ecologically. Keegan (1953) was the first to publish on parasitic mites from Utah. He listed mites of 12 species and 9 genera from Tooele and Juab counties from hosts which included one Peromyscus truei, five P. crinitus, and 20 P. maniculatus. Brennan and Beck (1955) published on the chiggers of Utah and included a key to 38 species. Allred (1954, 1956, 1957, 1958) studied the geographical distribution, seasonal occurrence, and biology of mites found on mice of the genus Peromyscus in Utah.

William Claude Clive His Life And Contribution To Music In Utah, David C. Andersen

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The purpose of this study was to determine the influence and contribution of William Claude Clive to the musical culture of Utah. In order to determine the measure of his influence and contribution, answers to the following questions were sought: Did William Claude Clive have the necessary training to offer a contribution to the musical culture of Utah? Was his contribution primarily from his performing, composing or teaching? Were Mr. Clive's students instrumental in spreading any contribution offered by him?

Mr. Clive's greatest influence and contribution was in his teaching. He taught hundreds of students the violin, piano and cello. …

A Comparison Of The Contributions Or Detrimental Effects Of The Hot Lunch, Snack Bar Lunch Or Sack Lunch On The Physical And Mental Achievement Of The Junior High Girl, Marcia Louise Iverson

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Marcia Louise Iverson, Master of Science

The thesis here abstracted was written under the direction of Mr. Walter C. Koenig and approved by Dr. A. J. Bjork, Mrs. G. B. Couch and Mrs. M. Marr as members of the examining committee, of which Walter C. Koenig was chairman.

The purpose of this study was to determine the contributions or detrimental effects of the hot lunch, snack bar lunch, or sack lunch on the physical and mental achievement of the junior high school girl.

The 114- girls selected for this study were all students in grades seven and eight at Placerita …

An Analysis Of The Electoral Response To The Initiative And Referendum, Alfred Bandza

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A Study To Determine Whether Consideration Should Be Given To Weight And Certain Anthropometric Measurements When Curl-Ups As A Test Of Abdominal Strength, Graydon A. Rostberg

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Origin And Development Of The Portable Board Indoor Running Track In Winnipeg, Manitoba, S. Jack Hunt

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The thesis hero abstracted was written under the direction of Walter C. Koenig and approved by John L, Quaday and Roy U. Jorgenson as members of the examining committee, of which Walter C. Koenig was chairman.

The purposes of this study were to furnish interested individuals with: (1) an authentic record of events that led to the construction of the portable board indoor running track and (2) information in methods or details of procedure that will facilitate construction of similar portable board indoor running tracks.

Relationships of the background and planning stages behind the actual construction of the portable board …

A Study Of The Coprophilous Ascomycetes Of Utah, David L. Hanks

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Specimens of animal dung were collected from various areas of the state of Utah. These were cultured by placing a few small pieces in a culture dish over moistened sphagnum moss and filter paper. The cultures were observed periodically and specimens were studied as they matured upon the substratum. A total of eighty-four species representing three orders and fifteen genera are reported. Of these, nine species have not previously been described. Included is one species, Tripterospora erostrata, from the order Plectascales of the Series Plectomyceteae. Cited from the order Sphaeriales of the Series Pyrenomyceteae are forty-nine species as follow: Coniochaeta, …

Origins And Development Of The Church Of The Firstborn Of The Fullness Of Times, Lyle O. Wright

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The purpose of this work is to present a history of the Church of the Firstborn of the Fulness of Times, including information relative to its origin that will lead to a better understanding of that history.

A Follow-Up Study Of Four Selected Seminaries To Determine The Effect The Seminary Program Has Had In Helping To Prepare Their Graduates To Be More Effective Missionaries Of The Church Of Jesus Christ Of Latter-Day Saints, James Gordon Vaughan

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In view of the aforementioned emphasis on the missionary program of the Church there was a felt need by the author, with encouragement from Ernest Eberhard Jr., of the Department of Education, to do a follow-up study to determine what effect the seminary program has had and is now having upon the lives of its graduates now in the mission field. Only the missionaries who arenow in the mission field and who are seminary graduates of four selected seminaries are used in this study.
There are three major areas of seminary influence and effectiveness that this study attempts to determine. …