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Turkish Journal of Medical Sciences

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Physical Environment Factors That Influence Human Health In Forest Product Industry, Önder Barli

Turkish Journal of Agriculture and Forestry

In this study, some informations connected with physical environmental factors are given in Blacksea Region in Turkey. In addition, the results of some data obtained from environmental factors are given in woodworking industry in Turkey and other countries. The common point of all them studies, primarily, are noise, atmosferic conditions of workplace, dust, gas, steam. However, there are different kinds of problems in woodworking indusry. It is reality, that there are also the same kind of problems in this subject in Turkey. This study contains some suggestions about the woodworking industry in Turkey.

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Turkish Journal of Agriculture and Forestry

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Restating The Law Of Marine Insurance: A Workable Solution To The Wilburn Boat Problem, Michael F. Sturley

Journal of Maritime Law and Commerce

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Constitutional Law - Tenth Amendment: The Supreme Court Strikes Down The Brady Act As An Unconstitutional Infringement Of Tenth Amendment State Sovereignty, Christopher D. Owens

North Dakota Law Review

No abstract provided.

Strate V. A-1 Contractors: Intrusion Into The Sovereign Domain Of Native Americans, Wambdi Awanwicake Wastewin

North Dakota Law Review

No abstract provided.

Libraries Turn New Leaf With Gis, Pat Newcombe

Media Presence

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"University Of North Dakota Fighting Sioux 1998 Football", University Of North Dakota

UND Athletics Publications: Football

Media guide for the 1998 UND football team. The guide contains information about the team and its coaches, and was sent to local and regional media outlets.

Rhodes Scholar: Defining An Opportunity, Kevin Diehl

Presidential Scholars Theses (1990 – 2006)

While amateur athletes pursue the Olympics to prove their athletic prowess, collegiate scholars try to quantify their academic success by winning a Rhodes Scholarship. Track athletes must post an acceptable qualifying time just to compete in the Olympic trials where they must earn a berth to the Olympics. Likewise, after receiving their university's formal endorsement, aspiring Rhodes Scholars have to portray their all-around qualities and dreams in an application and essay, hoping to earn the chance just to be selected for a state interview. If they are fortunate at this level, the applicants become one of two nominees from each …

The Use Of Medication In The Management Of Attention-Deficit/Hyperactive Disorder, Abigail S. Natvig

Presidential Scholars Theses (1990 – 2006)

As Attention-Deficit/ Hyperactivity Disorder is a newly characterized disorder, and only beginning to be fully recognized, there are a multitude of options for its management and treatment. The purpose of this paper is to weigh the benefits and risks of medications and nonpharmacological treatments used for ADHD management.

Book Review: Chechnya: Tombstone Of Russian Power, Rory J. Conces

Philosophy Faculty Publications

From December 1994 to August 1996, Russia was engaged in the Chechen War, a Vietnam-style quagmire that exemplified, on the one hand, the end of Russia as a great military and imperial power, and, on the other hand, "one of the greatest epics of colonial resistance in the past century.'' No analysis can hope to understand the totality of forces that lend to the stability (or instability) of nations with large minority populations unless it first examines the conditions that led to the Russian defeat in Chechnya. At the center of that problem lies an interesting issue. What aspects of …

Unions, Wages, And Skills, Barry T. Hirsch, Edward J. Schumacher

Health Care Administration Faculty Research

Studies uniformly conclude that union wage effects are largest for workers with low measured skills. Longitudinal analysis using 1989190- 1994195 Current Population Survey matched panels produces union premium estimates equivalent across skill groups, following appropriate sample restrictions and control for worker-specific skills. Evidence from the National Longitudinal Survey of Youth on aptitude scores confirms that union workers with high measured skills have relatively low unmeasured skills. Differential selection by skill class and skill homogeneity in union workplaces results from employer and employee sorting in response to wage standardization, union organizing where skills are homogeneous, and unionized employers' reluctance to hire …

1998-1999 Undergraduate Bulletin, Rochester Institute Of Technology

RIT Digital Archives

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Dual Protection In An Integrated Community-Based Program: A Case Study Of Tanzania Family Health/Ministry Of Health Project In Mbeya, Grace Mbekem, Jane Chege

Reproductive Health

One of the most pressing challenges for health programs in most sub-Saharan African countries is effectively addressing the increasing prevalence of HIV/AIDS. Recent evidence suggests that controlling sexually transmitted diseases (STDs) through undertaking preventive measures, early diagnosis, and treatment significantly slows the spread of HIV/AIDS. In regard to STI/HIV, Maternal and Child Health (MCH) and Family Planning (FP) clients are described as “low risk” groups. However, in a number of sub-Saharan African countries, the reported levels of STDs are significantly high enough to justify use of limited resources to target this group for STD services. MCH/FP programs have begun to …

Asia & Near East Operations Research And Technical Assistance Project Dissemination Strategy, July 1995–January 1998, Population Council

Reproductive Health

During the first phase of the ANE OR/TA project (1990–95), 55 studies and 23 workshops were conducted in 9 countries. In support of this effort, a dissemination strategy was produced that guided the communications activities of the first phase. Regional communications officers were hired in New Delhi and Cairo, and the project began to systematically address its objectives of communicating the findings of all studies to a diverse array of audiences within each country, subregion, and internationally. Several activities were undertaken to create a coherent and unified framework for disseminating the results of studies and informing audiences of recent project …

Robinson V. Shell Oil Co.: Providing Former Employees With Protection From Retaliation, Donna P. Fenn

Hofstra Labor & Employment Law Journal

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The Development Of Reassignment To A Vacant Position In The Americans With Disabilities Act, Jeffrey S. Berenholz

Hofstra Labor & Employment Law Journal

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Hofstra Labor & Employment Law Journal

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Salting The Mines: The Legal And Political Implications Of Placing Paid Union Organizers In The Employer's Workplace, Victor J. Van Bourg, Ellyn Moscowitz

Hofstra Labor & Employment Law Journal

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The Americans With Disabilities Act Protects Individuals With A History Of Cancer From Employment Discrimination: Myth Or Reality?, Susan M. Gibson

Hofstra Labor & Employment Law Journal

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The "Substantially Younger" Requirement In O'Conner V. Consolidated Coin Caterers Corp.: Will Adea Plaintiffs Lose Again?, Kurt Schaub

Hofstra Labor & Employment Law Journal

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Should The Nlrb Revisit Excelsior?, David Greenhaus

Hofstra Labor & Employment Law Journal

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In Brief

In Brief

Table of Contents:

• Masthead
• The Dean Reports
• Andrew P. Morriss, Using the Federal Guidelines Decisions to Understand Judges
• 1998 Annual Fund Sets Record
• Erik Jensen, David L. Brennan Professor
• Eight Elected to Society of Benchers
• Silver Anniversaries (Solomonoff, Hill, Makee)
• Wanted: Alumni Mentors
• Commencement Day 1998
• Judge Karen Nelson Moore on Integrity
• Class of 1998 Employment Report
• Visiting Faculty (McConville, Cain, Van Tassel, Gordon, and Forster)
• Development Notes
• Law and Order
• CWRU Students Advance the Rule of Law
• New Jobs/New Titles
• Dean Announces Visiting Committee
• The Class of 2001
• 1998 Class Reunions
• Faculty Notes
• New on the Staff
• AlumNotes
• Two …

Newsletter: The Center For Professional Ethics, Winter 1998, Case Western Reserve University

Center for Professional Ethics

Table of Contents:

• Director's Corner: Individual and Community by Robert P. Lawry
• Good-bye, Denise
• Ethics Dinner Features Barbara J. Blodgett
• Dr. Caroline Whitbeck Presents Inaugural Lecture
• News & Notes

In Brief

In Brief

Table of Contents:

• Masthead
• The Dean Reports
• Erik M. Jensen and Jonathan L. Entin, Commandeering, the Tenth Amendment, and the Federal Requisition Power
• Focus on St. Louis
• Our Latest Chaired Professor (Dent)
• Other Endowed Chairs
• New Faces (Claybaker and Milles)
• Visitors to the Law School
• Scenes from the 1997 Alumni Weekend
• Alumni Awards
• 1998 Alumni Directory
• Foreign LL.M. Students
• Reunion in Bangkok
• Faculty Notes
• AlumNotes
• Dean Kenneth B. Davis
• Class of 1997 Placement Report
• In Memoriam
• Alumni Board of Governors
• Law Alumni Association
• Two Corrections
• 1998 Alumni Weekend

Sterilization: Choice, Right, Or Requirement? A Comment On The Best Interests Test In Re Eve, Laura Fraser

Dalhousie Journal of Legal Studies

In 1986 the Supreme Court of Canada rendered its decision in E. (Mrs.) v. Eve. In that case, an application was made by the mother of Eve asking the Court to consent under its parens patriae jurisdiction to the sterilization of her daughter for both menstrual management and contraceptives purposes. Eve was described by the trial judge as a 24 year old "mild to moderately" mentally incompetent person who "might be able to carry out the mechanical duties of a mother under supervision... [but] incapable of being a mother in any other sense." The Supreme Court of Canada concluded that …

Taking The Gaar Too Far: An Analysis Of Mcnichol V. The Queen, Timothy R. Hughes

Dalhousie Journal of Legal Studies

The decision of the Tax Court of Canada in McNichol v. The Queen represents the first instance in which the General Anti- Avoidance Rule (the "GAAR"), in section 245 of the Income Tax Act, has been judicially applied. The impugned transaction was a classic example of dividend or "surplus" stripping, which involves the removal of tax paid net profit from a corporation as capital rather than by a distribution of dividends. There are specific anti- avoidance measures within the Act which purport to deal with surplus stripping transactions. The Court, however, chose not to utilize such purpose-built provisions, but relied …

The Canadian Guide Of Consent To Treatment, Second Edition, Jasmine M. Ghosn

Dalhousie Journal of Legal Studies

Book review of The Canadian Guide of Consent to Treatment, Second Edition by Lorne E. Rozovsky and published by Butterworths (Toronto), 1997. (161 pp.)

Suffering Many Things, Samuel Koranteng-Pipim

Journal of the Adventist Theological Society

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The Sanctuary And The Mission Of The Church, Jack J. Blanco

Journal of the Adventist Theological Society

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