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Edward Gibbon's Treatment Of The Major Religious Faiths / By Beverley Eugene Smith, Beverley Eugene Smith Jan 1964

Edward Gibbon's Treatment Of The Major Religious Faiths / By Beverley Eugene Smith, Beverley Eugene Smith

Electronic Theses and Dissertations

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Sherwood Anderson: Man Lives Alone, Jean M. Hill Jan 1964

Sherwood Anderson: Man Lives Alone, Jean M. Hill

Student Work

The purpose of the study is to present as Sherwood Anderson's main theme, man's inability to communicate with his fellows and the resultant loneliness of a lifetime. The intense need for understanding meets with inarticulate voices, walls, isolation, and darkness. No communication is possible, and not only must man be born alone and die alone, he must also live alone.

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Variation In Growth Pattern In The Sand Dollar, Echinarachnius Parma, (Lamarck), Prasert Lohavanijaya Jan 1964

Variation In Growth Pattern In The Sand Dollar, Echinarachnius Parma, (Lamarck), Prasert Lohavanijaya

Doctoral Dissertations

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Studies On Potato Spindle Tuber Virus, James Edward Hunter Jan 1964

Studies On Potato Spindle Tuber Virus, James Edward Hunter

Doctoral Dissertations

No abstract provided.

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In Vitro Contractility Of Atrial Myocardium From Hyperthyroid Guinea Pigs, William Estabrook Knight Jan 1964

In Vitro Contractility Of Atrial Myocardium From Hyperthyroid Guinea Pigs, William Estabrook Knight

Yale Medicine Thesis Digital Library

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The Y-Glutamyl Bond In Chick Embryo Collagen, William Brewster Pratt Jan 1964

The Y-Glutamyl Bond In Chick Embryo Collagen, William Brewster Pratt

Yale Medicine Thesis Digital Library

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Diagnostic Applications Of Ultrasound In Diseases Of The Heart, Stephen Alan Schacher Jan 1964

Diagnostic Applications Of Ultrasound In Diseases Of The Heart, Stephen Alan Schacher

Yale Medicine Thesis Digital Library

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Time-Sequence Studies Of Combination 5-Fluorouracil And Radiotherapy In A Transplanted Adenocarcinoma, Richard Paul Saik Jan 1964

Time-Sequence Studies Of Combination 5-Fluorouracil And Radiotherapy In A Transplanted Adenocarcinoma, Richard Paul Saik

Yale Medicine Thesis Digital Library

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Play Patterns Of A Group Of Nursery School Children, Diane Kesler Shrier Jan 1964

Play Patterns Of A Group Of Nursery School Children, Diane Kesler Shrier

Yale Medicine Thesis Digital Library

[From the Purpose] The purpose of the present study is threefold: 1. To determine the typical pattern of spontaneous play for a group of twenty-five four year old nursery school children with regard to the relative amounts of time spent alone, with their peers, and with adults. 2. To define the existence and nature of correlations between each of the following: Alone and Peer; Peer and Adult; and Alone and Adult. One would predict, on the basis of previous studies already mentioned, a negative correlation both for Peer and Adult and for Alone and Peer. One would not anticipate a …

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Precursor-Product Relationships In Thyroidal Iodocompounds, John Frederick Haney Jan 1964

Precursor-Product Relationships In Thyroidal Iodocompounds, John Frederick Haney

Yale Medicine Thesis Digital Library

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The Religious Imagery In Emily Dickinson's Love Poems, Constance B. Kirby Jan 1964

The Religious Imagery In Emily Dickinson's Love Poems, Constance B. Kirby

Graduate Thesis Collection

This paper will discuss to what extent Emily Dickinson's heritage, environment, and experience formed her attitudes on religion and love, and will explain how successful she was in translating her intense emotional experience of love into poetry by examining her use of religious imagery.

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Thou Shalt Keep Christmas: An Operetta For Upper Elementary Grades Or Junior High School Performance, Marion Gertrude Arends Jan 1964

Thou Shalt Keep Christmas: An Operetta For Upper Elementary Grades Or Junior High School Performance, Marion Gertrude Arends

Dissertations and Theses @ UNI

Numerous operettas with Christmas themes, some sacred, some secular, some employing familiar carols, and some entirely original in both text and lyrics have been written for the elementary grades and junior high. There are many pageants depicting Christmas customs and using carols from many countries of the world. However, an investigation of available material has not revealed an operetta based strictly on carols and customs of just one country. The carols and customs of Old England three and four centuries ago are particularly interesting because of the fact that our founding fathers came from the shores of that country, and …

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The Relevancy Of Dr. James B. Conant’S Proposals To A Medium Size High School In Iowa, David Lee Fadness Jan 1964

The Relevancy Of Dr. James B. Conant’S Proposals To A Medium Size High School In Iowa, David Lee Fadness

Dissertations and Theses @ UNI

The purpose of this study was to determine the comprehensiveness of the South Winneshiek Community High School, a school having less than one hundred members in the graduating class. Further, it was to suggest recommendations based on Dr. Conant's proposals, in order to provide the highest quality of education possible at this school.

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Three Hypotheses Concerning Art Nouveau, Ralph H. Gaede Jan 1964

Three Hypotheses Concerning Art Nouveau, Ralph H. Gaede

Dissertations and Theses @ UNI

A style of art, known to us today as Art Nouveau, developed throughout the countries of western Europe during the 1890's. As a style, Art Nouveau had its effect in varying degrees upon most of the art forms: architecture, the applied arts and decorative design, painting, sculpture, illustration, bookbinding, printmaking, ceramics, jewelry-making, and other minor art forms. Then, after encompassing this wide variety of creative activity, the forms of Art Nouveau faded and died out just prior to the First World War (1910-1915).

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Using Sordaria Fimicola For Teaching Genetic Segregation, Crossing Over, And Probability, Roger Green Isaacson Jan 1964

Using Sordaria Fimicola For Teaching Genetic Segregation, Crossing Over, And Probability, Roger Green Isaacson

Dissertations and Theses @ UNI

Since the late 1950's, American education has been undergoing a critical evaluation and review. This review has brought about some changes in emphasis and an upgrading in science curricula. The American Institute of Biological Sciences, supported by the National Science Foundation, accepted major responsibility for the field of biology and established the Biological Science Curriculum Study (BSCS). H. Bentley Glass., Chairman of BSCS, states: "The aim of the Biological Science Curriculum Study is to place biological knowledge in its fullest modem perspective. To accomplish this aim, a program of research, writing, testing, and evaluation was inaugurated.

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Four Compositions For Percussion And Other Instruments, James Arnold Coffin Jan 1964

Four Compositions For Percussion And Other Instruments, James Arnold Coffin

Dissertations and Theses @ UNI

Contemporary composers in quest of new media of expression are creating new musical dimensions through the extended use of percussion, thereby elevating percussion instruments from a secondary musical position to a height achieved before only in primitive civilizations.

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A Study Of Selected Employers’ Opinions Regarding The Terminal Education Programs Of Secondary Schools In Davenport, Iowa, Gerald Dwight Clemmensen Jan 1964

A Study Of Selected Employers’ Opinions Regarding The Terminal Education Programs Of Secondary Schools In Davenport, Iowa, Gerald Dwight Clemmensen

Dissertations and Theses @ UNI

One of the failings of American education today is its inability to meet the needs of the average student in high school. Because of this failing, many young people, mostly boys, will drop out of high school sometime between beginning the tenth grade and finishing the twelfth grade. Because American education does not meet the needs of the average student, many youths, job hunting immediately following graduation from high school, will face a more difficult time in locating some type of employment than their elders did during the early 1930's.

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Compaction Characteristics Of Fine Grained Soils., Lewis Clyburn Sowell Jan 1964

Compaction Characteristics Of Fine Grained Soils., Lewis Clyburn Sowell

Masters Theses

"The existing theories of compaction of soi Is are reviewed. The effect of varying the compactive effort on dry density, optimum moisture content, and compressive strength for three fine grained soils is investigated. These samples consist of si I ty clay (CL), plastic clay (CH), and loess (ML). The test results indicate that compactive effort has an important effect on the shape of the moisture density curve and that a potential for over compaction increases with a higher plastic index and c l ay content. At water contents above the Standard AASHO optimum value, the compressive strength is not appreciably …

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Smith Wildman Brookhart: Iowa's Last Populist, Ray S. Johnston Jan 1964

Smith Wildman Brookhart: Iowa's Last Populist, Ray S. Johnston

Dissertations and Theses @ UNI

Since the age of Andrew Jackson, American political aspirants have recognized a value in being identified as a candidate of and from "the people." Frequently a good deal of effort and money is expended to convince the electorate that prospective officeholders are "self-made" men of humble origins. In this respect Smith Wildman Brookhart's early life might well epitomize the dream of a political public relations man, for he was truly of humble origins and was indeed a man who had overcome great odds. Smith Brookhart was born in a log cabin just across lowa's southern border in Scotland County, Missouri, …

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A Survey Of On-Campus Freshman Women Students Who Withdrew From The State College Of Iowa, 1959-1961, Joan E. Meyer Duea Jan 1964

A Survey Of On-Campus Freshman Women Students Who Withdrew From The State College Of Iowa, 1959-1961, Joan E. Meyer Duea

Dissertations and Theses @ UNI

The major purposes of this study were to evaluate information pertaining to the freshman women who resided in on-campus housing facilities at the State College of Iowa during the 1959-60 and the 1960-61 academic years and withdrew during the first year or at the end of one year of college; and to suggest implications which might be considered by college officials in the examination of college personnel services.

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Reactions Of The American Roman Catholic Press To Anticlericalism In France, Iver N. Torgerson Jan 1964

Reactions Of The American Roman Catholic Press To Anticlericalism In France, Iver N. Torgerson

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Leonard Bloomfield's Linguistic Criteria Applied To Two Basal Reading Programs, Enid E. Smeall Jan 1964

Leonard Bloomfield's Linguistic Criteria Applied To Two Basal Reading Programs, Enid E. Smeall

Theses and Dissertations

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Inorganic Pyrophosphatase And Pyrophosphate-Glucose Phosphotransferase Activities Of Liver Microsomal Glucose-6-Phosphatase, William Joseph Arion Jan 1964

Inorganic Pyrophosphatase And Pyrophosphate-Glucose Phosphotransferase Activities Of Liver Microsomal Glucose-6-Phosphatase, William Joseph Arion

Theses and Dissertations

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A Comparison Of The Effects Of Seasonal Participation In Selected Interscholastic Sports On Physical Fitness, Clifford J. Moser Jan 1964

A Comparison Of The Effects Of Seasonal Participation In Selected Interscholastic Sports On Physical Fitness, Clifford J. Moser

Theses and Dissertations

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The Elastic Constants Of A Silver-Arsenic Single Crystal As A Function Of Temperature, Richard Charles Swenson Jan 1964

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

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The Elastic Constants Of Silver-Antimony Single Crystals At Elevated Temperatures, Rudolph C. Ruff Jan 1964

The Elastic Constants Of Silver-Antimony Single Crystals At Elevated Temperatures, Rudolph C. Ruff

Theses and Dissertations

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Matrix Theory Defined Over The Integers Modulo P, Gary E. Klofstad Jan 1964

Matrix Theory Defined Over The Integers Modulo P, Gary E. Klofstad

Theses and Dissertations

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A Follow-Up Study Of The 1957-1963 Stenographic-Secretarial Graduates Of North Dakota State School Of Science, Wahpeton, North Dakota, With Implications For Curriculum Revision, Noel G. Powell Jan 1964

A Follow-Up Study Of The 1957-1963 Stenographic-Secretarial Graduates Of North Dakota State School Of Science, Wahpeton, North Dakota, With Implications For Curriculum Revision, Noel G. Powell

Theses and Dissertations

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A Study Of Two Bistable Multivibrators Using Field-Effect Transistors, Gary W. Macheel Jan 1964

A Study Of Two Bistable Multivibrators Using Field-Effect Transistors, Gary W. Macheel

Theses and Dissertations

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The Effect Of Cold Exposure On Glyconeogenesis In The Liver Of The Rat, James H. Greenan Jan 1964

The Effect Of Cold Exposure On Glyconeogenesis In The Liver Of The Rat, James H. Greenan

Theses and Dissertations

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