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Personality And Practice Settings, Glen K. Teramoto

Physical Therapy Scholarly Projects

The field of physical therapy has had substantial growth this decade and is considered one of the best career choices. One reason for this growth is the implementation of physical therapy in new settings. Physical therapists are no longer restricted to the traditional hospitals and rehabilitation settings as choices. Today, physical therapists can choose to practice in more dynamic settings such as the public school system, sports acceleration and rehabilitation facilities, aqua-therapy, hippotherapy, and industrial facilities. The purpose of this study is to determine if there is a correlation between personality traits and the practice settings for the University of …

Notes And News- Winter 1998

Great Plains Quarterly (through 2013)

Notes And News

Frederick C. Luebke Award

West River History

Western Literature In The Canadian Rockies

Defining The Prairies

Francophones In Western Canada

The American West, Promise And Prospect

Manuscripts For The Millennium

Manuscripts On The Indian Wars

Errata

Review Of The Oglala People, 1841-1879: A Political History By Catherine Price, Matthew G. Hannah

Great Plains Quarterly (through 2013)

This book is a thorough history of official relations between the Oglala Lakota and the US Government during the mid-nineteenth century, with a special eye to the impact of these relations on the political structures that had been characteristic of Oglala society before significant white contact. The book's structure is straightforward: an introductory chapter draws on early ethnographic data and related scholarship to layout the political anatomy of Oglala society in the early nineteenth century, while the following six chapters cover Oglala-white relations from 1841 to 1879. Each of the six historical chapters not only recounts important events but also …

Review Of Fort Worth's Legendary Landmarks By Carol Roark, James Wright-Steely

Great Plains Quarterly (through 2013)

Few substantial cities in the United States can boast of such an impressive aggregate of preserved pre-Second World War architectural wealth as Fort Worth, Texas. Downtown "Cow town" is largely intact, featuring block after block of continuous shop fronts, brick streets, and terra cotta details scraping the sky. Business and nightlife abound in this vintage precinct, whose century-old courthouse still houses county courts. A secondary downtown at the Stockyards Historic District is past its prime as a sprawling slaughterhouse but today is the thriving destination for herds of tourists. Even close-in historic neighborhoods remain vibrant, although their occupants long ago …

Review Of Roadside History Of Wyoming By Candy Moulton, Duane A. Smith

Great Plains Quarterly (through 2013)

Wyoming is a large state with a history, geography, and reputation to match. It takes a person with a great deal of vim and vigor to tackle a Roadside History of Wyoming. Third generation Wyoming native, writer, and journalist Candy Moulton took on the task with an enthusiasm and interest that comes out in almost every page of the book.

She covers the whole state, divided into five parts, with a mixture of history, legend, stories, and undoubted appreciation for her beloved Wyoming. The reader will meet a wide cast of individuals who have traveled through or lived there. …

Review Of Ghost Settlement On The Prairie: A Biography Of Thurman, Kansas By Joseph V. Hickey, James R. Shortridge

Great Plains Quarterly (through 2013)

To label a book as local history is often to discredit it as solid scholarship. No one should make this mistake in the case of Joseph Hickey's fine study of a tiny settlement in the Flint Hills of Kansas. Hickey, in fact, displays here a remarkable combination of deep local knowledge and theoretical underpinnings. His work sheds important light on what William Least Heat-Moon has called "the perils of excessive individualism," that most American of processes in which community life is gradually undermined by the forces of large-scale capitalism. Concurrently, Hickey also provides critical new information on the evolution of …

Title And Contents- Winter 1998

Great Plains Quarterly (through 2013)

GREAT PLAINS QUARTERLY

WINTER 1998 VOL. 18 NO.1

CONTENTS

THE LUBBOCK CHAMBER OF COMMERCE, THE NEW DEAL, AND THE ROPESVILLE RESETTLEMENT PROJECT William Clayson

THE GREAT DEPRESSION: TWO KANSAS DIARIES C. Robert Haywood

HUMANITARIANS ON THE FRONTIER: EXAMPLES FROM

NORTHEASTERN LOGAN COUNTY, OKLAHOMA TERRITORY Leslie Hewes

Book Reviews

Writings in Indian History, 1985-1990

Our Hearts Fell to the Ground: Plains Indian Views of How the West Was Lost

The Oglala People, 1841-1879: A Political History ......... 48 Now the Wolf Has Come: The Creek Nation in the Civil War

Custer and the Cheyennes: George Armstrong Custer's Winter Campaign on the …

Giants On The Plains: Grain Elevators And The Making Of Enid, Oklahoma, Blake Gumprecht

Great Plains Quarterly (through 2013)

Driving west from Interstate 35 on US Highway 64, the grain elevators of Enid, Oklahoma, first become visible when the town is still twenty miles away. Disappearing and reappearing behind gently rolling hills, it is initially unclear what they might be. Even when they are little more than white specks on the horizon, they are plainly too large and numerous to represent some distant farmstead. They are too long to suggest the form of a far-off skyscraper. Little by little they grow larger in the windshield, and as the stony hills begin to give way to the wheat-covered plains of …

Table Of Contents- Fall 1998

Great Plains Quarterly (through 2013)

GREAT PLAINS QUARTERLY

Volume 18/ Number 4 / Fall 1998

CARNIVAL AND CEREMONY AT WRIGHT MORRIS'S LONE TREE HOTEL

GIANTS ON THE PLAINS: GRAIN ELEVATORS AND THE MAKING OF ENID, OKLAHOMA

SEXUALITY, GENDER, AND IDENTITY IN GREAT PLAINS HISTORY AND MYTH

BOOK REVIEWS

NOTES AND NEWS

INDEX

Humanitarians On The Frontier Examples From Northeastern Logan County, Oklahoma Territory, Leslie Hewes

Great Plains Quarterly (through 2013)

Scholars have studied the frontier of Euro-North American settlement from a number of perspectives. James C. Malin and Allen G. Bogue, for example, have examined the turnover of population in the newer parts of the United States. Walter Prescott Webb considered the Great Plains a strange kind of country for most of its pioneers, branding them as woodsmen out of place in the western part of the great interior grassland. Paul W. Gates has emphasized speculation and an incongruous land system as marking the American new lands, while James K. Hastings has recognized cooperative endeavor, a kind of sharing, as …

Focus Emu, September 1, 1998, Office Of Public Information

Focus EMU

No abstract provided.

Focus Emu, October 20, 1998, Office Of Public Information

Focus EMU

No abstract provided.

1998-99, Eastern Michigan University, Program Improvements, Eastern Michigan University

Business and Finance

No abstract provided.

1998-99, Eastern Michigan University, Faculty Plan, Eastern Michigan University

Business and Finance

No abstract provided.

Preservation Eastern Newsletter, February 1998, Preservation Eastern

Post & Lintel

No abstract provided.

Csusb Viewbook (1998), California State University, San Bernardino

CSUSB Viewbooks

No abstract provided.

Bridgewater Magazine, Volume 8, Number 2, Winter 1998, Bridgewater State College

Bridgewater Magazine

Profiles of alumni Juliette Johnson (class of 1964), Ray Braz (class of 1969), Jeff Corwin (class of 1992), Adam Wolkon (class of 1994), Dan Talbot (class of 1996), and Jennifer Carlino (class of 1994). Also College News, Alumni Updates, and Class Notes.

Against Cyberanarchy, Jack L. Goldsmith

Articles

No abstract provided.

Juvenile And Criminal Justice Systems' Responses To Youth Violence, Barry C. Feld

Articles

Within the past decade, nearly every state has amended its juvenile code in response to perceived increases in serious, persistent, and violent youth crime. These changes diminish the jurisdiction of juvenile courts as judicial decisions and statutory changes transfer more youths from juvenile courts to criminal courts so that young offenders can be sentenced as adults. Amendments to juvenile sentencing laws increase the punitiveness of sanctions available to juvenile court judges. Other strategies attempt to "blend," or merge, juvenile and criminal court jurisdiction and sentencing authority over violent young offenders. These "get tough" policies affect the numbers and types of …

Of Elephants, Mice, And Privacy: International Choice Of Law And The Internet, Peter P. Swire

The International Lawyer

No abstract provided.

Fasb's Folly: A Look At The Misguided New Rules On Dericatives Valuation And Disclosure, Michael S. Lesak

Loyola University Chicago Law Journal

No abstract provided.

Piercing The Shield: Reporter Privilege In Minnesota Following State V. Turner, Nancy V. Mate

Minnesota Law Review, Vols. 1-106:1 (1917-2021)

No abstract provided.

The Name Of Crow: A Cross-Cultural Survey Of Terms For The Genus Corvus, Greg Keyes

Journal of Ecological Anthropology

No abstract provided.

The Evolution Of Human Ecological Systems During The Period Of European Colonization And Mercantile Expansion: A Preliminary Assessment, Robbie Etheridge

Journal of Ecological Anthropology

No abstract provided.

Conceptualizing Prehistoric Water Scarcity In The Central Maya Lowlands: The Influence Of A Critical Resource On Settlement Patterns And Political Economy, Rebecca K. Zarger

Journal of Ecological Anthropology

No abstract provided.

Mental Mapping: Today My Home, Tomorrow The World!, Andrew J. Milson

Curriculum and Instruction Faculty Publications - Archive

No abstract provided.

Reviews, Wader Study Group Bulletin

Wader Study Group Bulletin

No abstract provided.

The Texas Caver, Volume 43, No. 1, January-Feburary 1998, Brian Vauter

The Texas Caver

Contents: 6th annual Sonora restoration project by Jessica Snider - Mexico: Mexican land use & caving by Bill Russell - Internet: disease, pestilence, illness: oh my! By Thorn Engel - From the files of the TSS: warrior cave, et al. - Trip report: Honey Creek - Grotto reports: DFW & greater Houston - Book review: karst hydrology atlas of West Virgina - Chairman's thoughts

1998 A Year Of Progress And Enthusiasm, Southern Rural Development Center

SRDC Annual Reports

No abstract provided.

Polar Field Tent Shelters And Well-Being Of Users, James Potter, X. Winston Yan, Nathan S. Krug, Karl C. Kuivinen, Marijane E. England

Architecture Program: Faculty Scholarly and Creative Activity

Polar research teams often spend extended periods of time away from base stations, living and working in remote field camps of portable tent shelters. This article reports on a study of the design and use of portable field tent shelters being deployed in Antarctica and other circumpolar areas. The purpose of the study was to determine the effect of the shelters on health and well-being of their users from an environment-behavior perspective. Preliminary analysis indicates that although the design and use of field tent shelters were generally satisfactory, there are areas in which the shelters had some adverse bearing on …