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The Place Of Extra-Curricular Activities In The Junior High School, Borgia Rettler Jun 1928

The Place Of Extra-Curricular Activities In The Junior High School, Borgia Rettler

Bachelors’ Theses

"Extra-Curricular Activities" is becoming a familiar phrase. It refers to "those legitimate activities which ·are not provided for in that part of the school program which is usually designated as the curriculum." (1) The phrase is apparently new, yet the activities it refers to · are, in elementary form, as old as our educational system itself. · The Friday afternoon exercises, the spell-downs, and athletics under various forms, are of long standing in American schools. Previous to the last ten or fifteen years, however, such activities were carried on in an unsystematic way and consequently had no definite plan of …

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Gladstone And Ireland, Leona Reineck Jun 1928

Gladstone And Ireland, Leona Reineck

Bachelors’ Theses

On December 29, 1809 there was born in No. 62 Rodney Street, Liverpool a man who in later years was called by some Englishmen, a devil, and by others, an angel, depending on their political view points. William Ewart Gladstone was the third of six children, a descendent of an old Scottish family, the Gledstanes of Gledstanes. He was born at a critical moment in the fortunes of England and of Europe.

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The Earl Of Beaconsfield And The Eastern Policy 1875-1878, With Special Emphasis On The Congress Of Berlin 1878, Henry Raymond Radosevich Jun 1928

The Earl Of Beaconsfield And The Eastern Policy 1875-1878, With Special Emphasis On The Congress Of Berlin 1878, Henry Raymond Radosevich

Bachelors’ Theses

In the year 1875 a grave crisis occurred in the Turkish Empire. This crisis was but one of the many problems presented to European diplomats of the nineteenth century in solving international crises. This was the reoccurrence of spasmodic revolutionary movements peculiar to nineteen century Europe. The difficulties of the Turkish Empire came from within, hence internal. With the corruption of the Turkish Government came the challenging of certain European peoples of the Balkan Hegemony of the Sultan.

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Livy's Delineation Of Hannibal, Joseph Edwin Quin Jun 1928

Livy's Delineation Of Hannibal, Joseph Edwin Quin

Bachelors’ Theses

Hannibal -- what a spur to the imagination the name is, what a multitude of scenes, thoughts, and conjectures it calls up. No other figure in ancient history unless perhaps that of Alexander of Macedon, so challenges the interest. Students from the time they first learn of the Second Punic or Hannibalic War and his struggle with Rome are intrigued into a more close application of their books by the thrill and the glamour of his achievements and the glory of his greatness, and ponder over the full significance of his actions and the manner of man he was. Those …

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Personnel And Spirit Of Hospital Nursing, Kathryn Marie Greene Jun 1928

Personnel And Spirit Of Hospital Nursing, Kathryn Marie Greene

Bachelors’ Theses

Nursing is one of the oldest arts. There always has been helplessness of one sort or another, and to a greater or less degree; wounds have demanded attention; young and old people have needed care, and disease in some form - due to willful or ignorant disregard of natural laws, has always been present in the world

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The Sovereignty Of The State And Inalienable Rights Of Man., Martin B. Gedlinski Jun 1928

The Sovereignty Of The State And Inalienable Rights Of Man., Martin B. Gedlinski

Bachelors’ Theses

In this treatise the state is given philosophical treatment of its sociological existence. I have tried to use the proofs of ethics to prove the right of the state in society. In so far as the work deals with men in society it is sociological; in as much as it justifies these relations and conditions of man and state interrelation it is philosophical. There are many conflicting opinions regarding the exact position of sovereignty, and some of these are herein given and discussed and criticized. Finally what appears to me to be the true expression of sovereignty and rights undertones …

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A Critical Study And Comparison Of Sir Philip Sidney's "Defence Of Poesy," Of Peacock's "Four Ages Of Poetry" And Percy Bysshe Shelley's "Defence Of Poetry.", Mary Cecilia Gardner Jun 1928

A Critical Study And Comparison Of Sir Philip Sidney's "Defence Of Poesy," Of Peacock's "Four Ages Of Poetry" And Percy Bysshe Shelley's "Defence Of Poetry.", Mary Cecilia Gardner

Bachelors’ Theses

Our purpose in this essay has been to concentrate upon an analytic and appreciative study of Sir Philip Sidney’s "Defence of Poesy" as the earliest critical document of any importance in England and to study both the circumstances attendant upon its production and the matter and form of its context; to inquire into the "Four Ages of Poetry" as the immediate occasion of Shelley’s "Defence of Poetry;" to analyze the "Defence of Poetry" and to attempt to discover how it was influenced by Sidney’s treatise, and what the points of similarity and dissimilarity are between the two; and lastly, to …

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Social Bias Of American Literature, Dorothy A. Gannon Jun 1928

Social Bias Of American Literature, Dorothy A. Gannon

Bachelors’ Theses

Literature is said to embody the best thoughts of the world, a knowledge and appreciation of which is the essential element of culture. It is influenced by whatever effects the thought and feelings of the people, the race, epoch, and surroundings.

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The Philippine Question Should The Philippines Be Granted Immediate Independence?, Ethel Mary Gannon Jun 1928

The Philippine Question Should The Philippines Be Granted Immediate Independence?, Ethel Mary Gannon

Bachelors’ Theses

The Spanish-American War left the United States with the responsibility of deciding the fate of the Philippine Islands. Since that time the question of their independence has been one of great interest in both the United States and the Islands.

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Horace's Aid To Augustus In Reorganizing The National Religion, George E. Mistele Jun 1928

Horace's Aid To Augustus In Reorganizing The National Religion, George E. Mistele

Bachelors’ Theses

The change from the democratic form of government of the Romans to the monarchy of the Caesars also brought with it a loosening of the religious bonds which had bound the people to the carrying out of their civic duties. Augustus, on ascending to the supreme power, saw at once the need of returning to the old religion which had been so powerful a factor in bringing about the rise of the republic. He determined to reorganize the Roman religion and selected Horace to aid him by presenting to the people in the pleasant guise of poetry, the virtues and …

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Tertullian's Influence As A Man And A Writer On The Church, Mary Dominica Mullen Jun 1928

Tertullian's Influence As A Man And A Writer On The Church, Mary Dominica Mullen

Bachelors’ Theses

Tertullian was born about the middle of the second century A. D., at Carthage, a great city with a great history* ’’Tyre in Africa,” is one of his favorite phrases for Carthage and her ’’sister cities,” and he quotes Virgil’s description of Dido’s town ’’studiis asperrima belli.”* But his Carthage was not that of Dido and Hannibal. It was the refounded city of Julius Caesar, now itself two hundred years old - a place with a character of its own, familiar to the reader of St. Augustine’s Confessions - a character confirmed by the references of Tertullian to its amusements …

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Sporogenesis In Botrichium Virginianum Swartz, Lewis Abel Stocking Jun 1928

Sporogenesis In Botrichium Virginianum Swartz, Lewis Abel Stocking

Bachelors’ Theses

The earliest resultful work done in Pteridophytes, very closely similar to Botrychium Virginianum Swartz, was the work of Goebel (1890) on the Ophioglossales. Bower (1890) followed Goebel in his work on the Ophioglossales. He completed a work in 1896, which according to Burlingame (1907), who also did valuable work on the Ophioglossales, is the most comprehensive and satisfactory that has thus far been done. This work had a stimulating effect upon the early study of Botrychium Virginianum Swartz because of the almost entirely similar histology of the two plants. Burlingame’s (1907) work in the Ophioglossales, was done in 1907. He …

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Childhood Poetry Of The Nineteenth Century, Kathryn L. Welch Jun 1928

Childhood Poetry Of The Nineteenth Century, Kathryn L. Welch

Bachelors’ Theses

It is the happy voices and sweet faces of children that gladden life, for they give a spirit of youth to everything and their wistful joy and sense of wonder, their simplicity and trustfulness, their winning ways and innocent mirth, help to make others in the world hopeful and happy too.

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The Anatomy Of The Honeybee, Carol M. Steib Jun 1928

The Anatomy Of The Honeybee, Carol M. Steib

Bachelors’ Theses

The honeybee has lived In a society under such complex laws and has executed such varied and difficult labors that it has attracted the attention of men and women from the very earliest of times. Aristotle, Cato, Varro, Pliny, Columella, Pollodius, all studied the bee; as also did Arlstomachus (who, if we are to believe Cicero, watched them for forty-eight years) and Phylisius whose writings have been lost.

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The Care Of Old Age In Wisconsin, Eugenia Leone Schmitz Jun 1928

The Care Of Old Age In Wisconsin, Eugenia Leone Schmitz

Bachelors’ Theses

With the changes and. advances made in the industrial system in the past hundred years caused by the rapid spread of the industrial revolution and the growth of the modern factory system, we find the question and problem of the care of the aged increasingly more difficult to solve than it was before this time. In the days of tribal life the aged were looked upon as men of wisdom; they were honored and were given first consideration for their comfort. In the days of the guild system, the old tradesman and artisan worked as long as he was able …

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Mothers’ Pensions, Annette E. Schmidt Jun 1928

Mothers’ Pensions, Annette E. Schmidt

Bachelors’ Theses

Man gradually recedes from his primitive forefathers and in like proportion he recedes from his barbaric days. With this recession as the centuries passed man adopted a kindlier and more humane attitude toward his fellow man; he no longer hanged his neighbor for stealing a kerchief, nor placed him in stocks for public ridicule. Man has come to realize that other men are also human beings with the same tendencies and emotions. The equality of man was definitely expressed in the Declaration of Independence, "That all men are created equal; that they are endowed by their Creator with certain unalienable …

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Interesting Phases In The Development Of Early American Journalism, Audrey Louise Schumaker Jun 1928

Interesting Phases In The Development Of Early American Journalism, Audrey Louise Schumaker

Bachelors’ Theses

Journalism is the business of writing. It includes many classes of writing, but more particularly the writing of news and events, the history of each day. The Journalist is primarily a historian, and it is upon his ability to recognize news and record it faithfully that his career depends. For this reason the history of journalism is a history of peoples, and of nations, and of human interests. Journalism in the American colonies, and later in the States of the Union was definitely a part of the government and society of the day, and it is in this light that …

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A Study Of The Electric Current Rectifying Properties Of Metallic Salts In Contact With Metals, Simon Sander Share Jun 1928

A Study Of The Electric Current Rectifying Properties Of Metallic Salts In Contact With Metals, Simon Sander Share

Bachelors’ Theses

The property of offering greater electrical resistance to a current when flowing in one direction than when flowing in the opposite direction possessed by some metallic salts in contact under pressure with certain metals is of interest both from a purely scientific viewpoint and from a commercial viewpoint. The phenomenon is of interest to the scientist because it has not yet been properly explained and because a suitable explanation might lead to a better understanding of what actually occurs at the contact surfaces of a metal and a salt and also of the condition of metallic surfaces. The property has …

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The Development Of Character Education, Evelyn M. Shaughnessy Jun 1928

The Development Of Character Education, Evelyn M. Shaughnessy

Bachelors’ Theses

All down through the Christian years of Civilization the ultimate end of all education has been the production of men and women of character and high ideals. Then as the rush and commercialism of modern times swept upon us, this real end of education seemed to be overshadowed in the search for mere information.

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Rebirth Of Turkish Nationalism, Douglas Counsell Moir Jun 1928

Rebirth Of Turkish Nationalism, Douglas Counsell Moir

Bachelors’ Theses

The Turkish Nationalist movement which triumphed at Lausanne in 1922, like other historical events, had its roots extending back into the past. New conditions offered better prospects to Mustafa Kemal, than had lain before Enver, Tal’at and Javid, or before Midhat, or before Mahmud II and Selim III.

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Romanticism In Wordsworth According To The Preface In The Second Edition Of The Lyrical Ballads, Raymond Felix Michalak Jun 1928

Romanticism In Wordsworth According To The Preface In The Second Edition Of The Lyrical Ballads, Raymond Felix Michalak

Bachelors’ Theses

To offer a thorough exposition of Romanticism in Wordsworth, as the nature of this topic justly demands, would be aspiring to loftier heights then anyone it apt to realize, for the genius of Wordsworth, sheltered in a garb of the pious tranquility of his life, as we shall later see, presents a multitude of equally varied and extensive aspects under which it could be duly considered. An endeavor shall be made, however, to Submit an essay, though not exhaustive in its contents, which still shall give a sufficient idea to fully appreciate the magnitude of his literary abilities as a …

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The Histrionic In Dickens, Mary Josephine Markey Jun 1928

The Histrionic In Dickens, Mary Josephine Markey

Bachelors’ Theses

We shall examine the life and works of Charles Dickens to find if he really was histrionically inclined. Of course it will be impossible in a work of this kind to consider all the author’s works but we shall look for passages, scenes and characters which could lend themselves to the stage.

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Spelling In The Upper Grades, Anna Helen Tabert Jun 1928

Spelling In The Upper Grades, Anna Helen Tabert

Bachelors’ Theses

The English language because of its peculiar development from many sources, presents unusual spelling difficulties. The early and various contributions of the Angles, Saxons, Danes, Northmen, Normans, French, Celts, and Latins, are further confused by our continual practice of borrowing words from foreign languages. To alleviate these difficulties some attempts have been made at spelling reform.

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Plot And Character In The Shavian Drama, Arthur Alan Gilbert Jun 1928

Plot And Character In The Shavian Drama, Arthur Alan Gilbert

Bachelors’ Theses

George Bernard Shaw, as is always the case with people who are unconventional and who broach new doctrines, has become something of a storm-center about which his exponents and opponents rage. Few authors have during their lifetime created the sensation he has done unabatedly since 1890. In his report before the censorship committee which was examining into his plays, he defined what he was doing. "I am not any ordinary playwright in ordinary practice. I am a specialist in immoral and heretical plays."

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Ethic Of Modern Day Advertising, J Edward Giebish Jun 1928

Ethic Of Modern Day Advertising, J Edward Giebish

Bachelors’ Theses

The purpose of this thesis is to show that there is ethics in modern day newspaper and magazine advertising. There are thousands of critics in the country today who daily upraid modern advertising as being untrue and unethical. This thesis will refute these opinions and advance arguments which show that a great amount of ethics still exists both in the work of the advertising writer and in the mental attitude of the publishers of magazines and newspapers.

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Some Social Forces In The Drama Of John Galsworthy, Richard Paul Loftus Jun 1928

Some Social Forces In The Drama Of John Galsworthy, Richard Paul Loftus

Bachelors’ Theses

It is the singular custom of that modern playwright to feel most keenly the social problems of the society in which he lives. Truly the drama is a representation of life, but as we have come to know the great models that have survived the criticism of years, we notice that it has dealt most primarily with a representation of character that is a universal and living representation of life rather than with the problems of the political and social scientist. Yet we are aware that the stage of the present day is not that of a Sophocles or a …

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Graphical Calculation And Computation, Alice Hudson Vallier Jun 1928

Graphical Calculation And Computation, Alice Hudson Vallier

Bachelors’ Theses

The word ’’graph” has lately become a part of the active vocabulary of the ordinarily educated person of today. We may say lately because even fifty years ago the use of the graph to represent data was limited to the knowledge of a few theorizing mathematicians and the miscellaneous disorganized usage of some practical mechanics, engineers, business men and statisticians. The situation is not that fifty years ago the rudiments of graphing were not identical with the bases of graphing data today, at least by such simple methods as are commonly employed in periodicals and newspapers for the enlightenment of …

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Branched Cells Of Pteris Cretica L., Var. "Albo-Lineata, Hort And Pellaea Viridis (Forksk) Prantl", Mary Elizabeth Trechter Jun 1928

Branched Cells Of Pteris Cretica L., Var. "Albo-Lineata, Hort And Pellaea Viridis (Forksk) Prantl", Mary Elizabeth Trechter

Bachelors’ Theses

The fern gametophyte offers a large field for experimental work, not only in the reproductive processes but in the development of prothallia from the germination of the spore. The ordinary fern spore germinates on soil or in water. Prothallia, which have formed branched cells, have been found by a number of workers, and attempts have been made by some to explain the cause of the branching.

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Cause: Our Idea Of Cause Has Objective Reality, Edward Kazimierz Latocha Jun 1928

Cause: Our Idea Of Cause Has Objective Reality, Edward Kazimierz Latocha

Bachelors’ Theses

If we are to know things about us, there must be reasons for them. We must be able to answer the question, why is it? Our answer to this question will give us the sufficient reason for the thing. Taking for granted that things about us can be and are known, we arrive at the self evident principle that everything that is, has a sufficient reason for its being. Since reality comprises the possible and the actual beings, there must be reasons for the possibility of the possible and reasons for the existence of the actual. The reason for the …

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A Study Of The Temperature Behavior Of Various Liquids When Subjected To Pressures Ranging Between One And One Hundred Pounds Absolute, Jerome John Van De Kamp Jun 1928

A Study Of The Temperature Behavior Of Various Liquids When Subjected To Pressures Ranging Between One And One Hundred Pounds Absolute, Jerome John Van De Kamp

Bachelors’ Theses

This thesis is submitted as a partial requirement for the degree of bachelor of science. The problem is one which dates back as far as the science which claims its authorship. It is a problem of which very little is known and one is justified in calling this old problem a youthful one, youthful, of course, in the sense that it is immature and as yet undeveloped. The problem by the very fact that it is in its infancy makes it one of Infinite length. It is a problem which has no greater practical application. Its ultimate value extends into …

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