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One-Room Schoolhouses In Jasper County, Illinois From 1925-1947, Sharon Earnest Linden

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The Development Of Aids Education (K-12) In The United States Through 1989, Judith A. Jennrich

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The News Media Coverage Of The Tet Offensive (1968): Historical Evaluation As And Educational Tool, Edmund J. Rooney

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Aristotle And Sophocles On The Elements Of Moral Virtue, Lloyd W. J. Aultman-Moore

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John Locke On The Naturalness Of Rights, Peter C. Myers

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An Investigation Of Gender Differences In Factors Associated With Low Sexual Desire, Karen Mangen Donahey

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The Reconstruction Of The Public Schools After The Great Fire, 1871-1881, Richard F. Murphy

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An Analysis Of The Catholic School Principal's Role As Perceived By The Pastors, Principals, And Teachers As Identified By Eight Major Administrative Functions In The Archdiocese Of Chicago, George R. Kokaska

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A Comparison Of Teacher-Principal Perceptions And Their Relationship To Teacher Self-Esteem, Christopher Benedict Dransoff

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College Shock Ii: Improving Student Adjustment: The Effects Of Reference Groups And Behavioral Standards On The University Experience, David George Guon

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Using Iva As A Predictor Of Instructional Performance In A Graduate Management Program, Donald R. Carter

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A Study Of The Women Of Daniel Defoe And Samuel Richardson: A Teiresian Vision, Nancy F. Krippel

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A Cross-Sectional Comparative Study Of Two Groups Of Primiparous African-American Adolescent Mothers, Dianne F. Stone

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The Relationship Of Self Esteem And Personal Problems To The Academic Success Of Adult Juniors And Seniors At And Upper Division, Commuter University, Peggy G. Woodard

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A Comparative Investigation Of The Differential Effects Of American Sign Language And Total Communication On Story Comprehension And Memory In Deaf Children, James F. Altenbach

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The Relationship Of The Frisian Mennonites To The Public Schools Of Elkhart County, Indiana, 1853-1885, Judith K. Bailey

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Laurence G. Thompson: Biographical And Bibliographical Footnotes, Christian Jochim, Rodney Taylor

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Confucius And Capitalism: Views Of Confucianism In Works On Confucian Ethics And Economic Development, Christian Jochim

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Dating An Ill-Fated Journey: Synesius, Ep. 5, Jacqueline Long

Classical Studies: Faculty Publications and Other Works

Synesius passed his life as one of the most important men in Cyrene. He was born into a wealthy family that claimed descent from the founding Heraclids (e.g. Catast. 303A). On one occasion he was chosen as Cyrene's ambassador to the imperial court at Constantinople. During this period the revolts of Tribigild and Gamnas toppled Eutropius from seemingly absolute power behind Arcadius' throne; Synesius watched national politics unfold from a distinctive perspective, which he recorded in his De Regno and De Providentia. They are unquestionably important historical sources, but interpretation of them is complicated by the erudition and Neoplatonic philosophy …

Catholic Elementary Schools In Chicago's Black Inner City: Mission And Organizational Effectiveness Volume 2, Sheila Nelson

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John Locke On The Naturalness Of Rights, Peter C. Myers

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The Use Of The Leadership Strategies Of Vision, Communication Of Culture, Trust, And Deployment Of Self By School Superintendents In Selected Elementary Districts Of Cook And Dupage Counties Of Illinois, Edward F. Aksamit

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Uniform Cpa Examination. Questions And Unofficial Answers, 1992 May, American Institute Of Certified Public Accountants. Board Of Examiners

Examinations and Study

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Uniform Cpa Examination. Questions And Unofficial Answers, 1992 November, American Institute Of Certified Public Accountants. Board Of Examiners

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Characterisation Of Unresolved Complex Mixtures Of Hydrocarbons By Degradative Methods, Andrew Thomas Revill

School of Geography, Earth and Environmental Sciences Theses

Unresolved Complex Mixtures (UCMs) of hydrocarbons are found in crude and refined oils and in water, sediments and biota polluted with oils. The concentrations of UCMs in oils are significant (e. g. >65% of the aliphatic hydrocarbons in fresh Kuwait crude) and it is perhaps surprising that virtually nothing is known about UCM composition. The present study sought to redress this paucity of information in three main ways: First, following two recent studies of aliphatic UCMs, an investigation of the composition of the "aromatic" UCM of Venezuelan Tia Juana Pesado crude oil was made by spectroscopic (IR, NMR, MS) and …

Origins And Short-Term Sedimentary Fate Of Globally Distributed Biological Marker Hydrocarbons, Simon John Hird

School of Geography, Earth and Environmental Sciences Theses

Nearly thirty C20, C25, and C30 highly branched isoprenoid (HBI) hydrocarbons have been detected, sometimes in high concentrations, in recent freshwater, estuarine, coastal and hypersaline sediments, and water column particulate matter from numerous locations worldwide. The parent structures have been proved but only a few of the double bond positions have been established. The assignment of C21, C22 and C26 homologues and other C20 and C25 isomers, remains tentative. A wide body of evidence suggests that the compounds are biogenic in origin, with algae and possibly bacteria the most likely source organisms. A few of the compounds have been identified …

Feminism Awry: Excesses In The Pursuit Of Rights And Trifles, Kenneth Lasson

All Faculty Scholarship

Perhaps it is best to begin with the positive. From virtually any perspective, liberal and conservative feminists in the twentieth century have improved the quality of life for many women in a number of noteworthy ways. They have helped win the right to vote, to own property, to make contracts, to serve on juries, to use contraceptives.

They have succeeded in asserting the need for enhanced economic opportunities: equal pay for equal work, maternity leave, flex-time for mothers. They have made significant advancements against both domestic battery and sexual harassment in the workplace. As a consequence of all these efforts, …

The Rationalisation Of Drinking Water Supplies For Pig Housing, John Barber

Other Faculty of Science and Engineering Theses

This study consisted of a series of experiments which investigated the water use of growing/finishing pigs (25-90 kg), newly weaned pigs (5- 12 kg) and gestating sows. Drinker type was found to affect water use in growing pigs. For example significantly more water (28 %) was used from Mono-flo nipple drinkers than Arato bite drinkers (P<0.01). For all classes of pigs studied water use was significantly increased by increasing the water delivery rate. The percent increase in water use over the extremes of water delivery rate tested in individual trials were respectively: ration fed growing pigs, 105 % (300-900 cm³ /min P<0.001); ad libitum fed growing pigs, 52% (200-1100 cm³/min P<0.01); gestating sows, 25% (500-2500 cm³/min P<0:01); and newly weaned pigs 109% (175-700 cm³ /min P<0.001). In newly weaned piglets, increasing the water delivery rate from 175 to 700 cm³/min resulted in a significant increase in feed intake (44 g/piglet/day, P<0.001) and growth rate (37 g/piglet/day, P<0.01). For growing pigs (27-55 kg), a relationship was established between water intake, feed intake and liveweight, from which it could be hypothesised that the pig had a limit to daily volumetric intake. This was found to be 12.0 ±1.2 % of liveweight. When feed intake was restricted, water intake increased to maintain the 12% volumetric limit. This hypothesis was validated from other published work extending the weight range to 105 kg. Evidence was produced indicating that newly weaned pigs also have a constant volumetric daily limit. It is suggested that in cases where feed intake needs to be restricted, water intake could be manipulated in order to limit feed intake. This would permit the wider use of ad lib feeding systems and the welfare benefits these allow. The water use of a grower/finisher unit was modelled according to a 12 % volumetric limit and the factors affecting water intake and wastage. The water intake of grower/finisher pigs was predicted using this model. This enabled the percentage of water wasted by different drinker types and delivery rates to be estimated. For wet fed pigs, increasing the water to feed ratio from 1.63:1 to 3. 25: 1 significantly increased feed digestibility (P<0. 05). As many experiments conducted to evaluate the digestible energy of feeds may have used low feed to water ratios (generally around 2:1) it is suggested that many of these studies have attributed incorrect nutritional values to raw materials used in diets for pigs.

Diagnostic Indicators In Trough - Ridge Systems Applied To Real Time Ship Routeing, Brian James Manhire

Other Faculty of Science and Engineering Theses

The need for the mariner to have better weather indicators for efficient ship routeing in the middle latitudes is demonstrated. The benefits of an early appreciation of the subtle changes in storm behaviour is shown in a case study. Monitoring of ship's performance through a frontal depression using a modified Tropical Storm Avoidance simulation, also developed by the author, shows the penalties of not minimising the effects of wind and waves. To accomplish the aims of this project diagnostic models are developed, firstly to show the overall movement of the frontal depression within the trough - ridge system and secondly …

Coalitions In English Local Government: Party Political Strategies In Hung Councils, Michael Temple

Other Faculty of Arts, Humanities and Business Theses

This work takes a multi-method approach to the study of hung English councils. Insights and suppositions from a variety of approaches are utilised, including formal coalition theory and case studies of local authorities. A major aim of the thesis is to analyse questionnaire and case study data which will further improve our understanding of coalitional activity. Although the primary purpose is to inform the student of hung councils, formal coalition theories are also tested. This study provides the first clear evidence that elected political elites lose power to the body of councillors in most hung councils. However, the power of …