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Poor Little Rich Kids: Revising Wisconsin's Child Support System To Accommodate High-Income Payers, Kelly M. Dodd

Marquette Law Review

No abstract provided.

The Limitations Of Reductionist Approaches To Thomas Wingfold, Curate, John Docherty

North Wind: A Journal of George MacDonald Studies

No abstract provided.

Enabling The Disabled: Reassignment And The Ada, John E. Murray, Christopher J. Murray

Marquette Law Review

No abstract provided.

The "Best Interest Of The Child": Is A Categorical Ban On Homosexual Adoption An Appropriate Means To This End?, Heather J. Langemak

Marquette Law Review

No abstract provided.

Canonicity And Commercialization In Woolf's Uniform Edition, John K. Young

English Faculty Research

This paper considers Virginia Woolf the publisher alongside Virginia Woolf the author. While the Hogarth Press has long been known for making Woolf "the only woman in England free to write what I like," it also made her free to be published as she liked. Hogarth, Jane Marcus argues, "gave Woolf a way of negotiating the terms of literary publicity, and a space somewhere between the private, the coterie, and the public sphere" (144-5). I will examine one such negotiation, the Uniform Edition of Woolf's works, a series designed to capitalize on her growing recognition and marketability. Once the Woolfs …

The Impact On Ipo Assurance Fees Of Commercial Bank Entry Into The Equity Underwriting Market, Neil L. Fargher, L. Paige Fields, Michael S. Wilkins

School of Business Faculty Research

Changes in the provisions of the United States Banking Act of 1933 have allowed the entry of commercial banks into the initial public offering (IPO) underwriting market. In this paper, we examine the effect of commercial bank equity underwriting on the fees paid to auditors. We predict that IPO assurance fees will be higher for equity offerings underwritten by commercial banks than for offerings handled by traditional underwriters because (1) commercial banks are relatively inexperienced in bringing firms public, requiring additional assistance from accounting firms in the IPO process; (2) new entrants into the underwriting market may manage lower quality …

The Cultural And Historical Underpinnings For The Use Of Medicinal Plants In The Mississippi Delta, Abby Lee Ingram

Electronic Theses and Dissertations

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High Magnetic Field Corrections To Resistance Thermometers For Low Temperature Calorimetry, Nathanael Fortune, Gayle Gossett, Lydia Peabody, Katherine Lehe, S. Uji, H. Aoki

Physics: Faculty Publications

We present a general analytical method of correcting for magnetic-field-induced changes in both the apparent temperature and the sensitivity of resistive thermometers at dilution refrigerator temperatures. With this method, we are able to reduce magnetic field induced errors in temperature to a level limited only by our ability to regulate the temperature in the absence of a magnetic field. We illustrate the application of our method to two resistive sensors in magnetic fields up to 18 T: a custom-made AuxGe1-x thin film sensor used in calorimetry and a commercially available ruthenium-oxide thick film resistor used in thermometry.

Through The Telescope Ii: The Meaning Of Ucita, Lorin Brennan

MC Law Review

Symposium: The New World of Intellectual Property

Gray Market Goods And The First Sale Doctrine: The Last Nail In The Coffin - Quality King Distributors, Inc. V. L'Anza Research International, Inc., John C. Roa

MC Law Review

Notes

Justice O'Hern: The Person Behind The Justice, Mara E. Zazzali

Seton Hall Law Review

No abstract provided.

Living With The Consequences: The New Jersey Supreme Court Finds Cohabitation Provisions Enforceable, Jennifer Mara

Seton Hall Law Review

No abstract provided.

Constitutional Law: Commerce Clause, Nicole L. Maroulakos

Seton Hall Law Review

No abstract provided.

Thermal Green Functions In Coordinate Space For Massless Particles Of Any Spin, H. Arthur Weldon

Faculty & Staff Scholarship

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Identical Particle Scattering From A Weakly Coupled Bose-Einstein Condensed Gas, A. Wynveen, A. Setty, A. Howard, J. W. Halley, C. E. Campbell

Faculty & Staff Scholarship

We calculate the scattering states and cross sections for a Bose-Einstein condensed dilute gas trapped in a spherical square well of finite depth. The interactions are treated in the scattering length approximation. We solve the Gross-Pitaevskii equation and the Bogoliubov equations for bound and scattering states. The results show that there are transparency effects reminiscent of those conjectured to occur for strongly coupled systems. When incident particle wavelengths λ are comparable to the well size a, exchange induced transparency enhancement is dramatic only for particular combinations of well depth, interaction strength, and particle number. For particles with large momenta (a/λ≫1),however, …

Competition Of Exchange And Crystal Field Interactions In Cerium Monopnictides And Monochalcogenides, Eric M. Collins, Nicholas Kioussis, Say Peng Lim, Bernard R. Cooper

Faculty & Staff Scholarship

No abstract provided.

Development Of Magnetism In Strongly Correlated Cerium Systems: Non-Kondo Mechanism For Moment Collapse, Eric Collins, Nicholas Kioussis, Say Lim, Bernard Cooper

Faculty & Staff Scholarship

We present an ab initio-based method which gives clear insight into the interplay between the band-f hybridization, the band-f Coulomb exchange, and the crystal-field interactions, as the degree of 4f localization is varied across a series of strongly correlated cerium systems. The predictions for the ordered magnetic moments, magnetic structure, and ordering temperatures are in excellent agreement with experiment, including the occurrence of a moment collapse of non-Kondo origin. In contrast, spin- and orbitally polarized ab initio density functional calculations and local density approximation +U calculations fail to predict, even qualitatively, the trend of the unusual magnetic properties.

Interstate Highway Travelers, Timeshares And Coastal Resorts--Are They Related?, Simon P. Attle, James D. Bigley

Visions in Leisure and Business

Interstate highways provide access to virtually every region of the contiguous United States. While destination oriented travelers may or may not make stops in intermediate regions, those travelers do form images of non-destination regions and may be enticed to make leisure-based stops in regions they deem to be "attractive." Hence, understanding the behavior of interstate travelers is of great importance to tourism- and leisure-based endeavors located in traditional "drive-through" interstate highway corridors. This paper presents the findings of a study based on coastal Georgia Interstate 95 travelers that utilized side-trip behavior and non-destination attractiveness variables as components of a predictive …

Influence Of Selected Demographic Variables On Work Addiction In Municipal Recreation And Parks Professionals, Christopher M. Nunes

Visions in Leisure and Business

The primary purpose of this study was to assess the degree of work addiction in municipal recreation and park professionals and to identify demographic variables associated with work addiction. The demographic variables used in this study were: gender, work experience, education level and presence of children. There were no significant differences between any of the demographic variables.

The results indicate that the majority (51.8%) of municipal recreation and parks professionals scored in the non-work addicted category; however, 48.15 of the participants scored in either the mildly (34.1%) or highly (14%) work addicted category. The overall mean for this study was …

The Screenwriter's Indestructible Right To Terminate Her Assignment Of Copyright: Once A Story Is "Pitched," A Studio Can Never Obtain All Copyrights In The Story, Michael H. Davis

Cardozo Arts & Entertainment Law Journal

No abstract provided.

Complexity And Copyright In Contradiction, Michael J. Madison

Cardozo Arts & Entertainment Law Journal

No abstract provided.

Another Attempt To Solve The Prior Restraint Mystery: Applying The Nebraska Press Standard To Media Disclosure Of Attorney-Client Communications, Alberto Bernabe-Riefkohl

Cardozo Arts & Entertainment Law Journal

No abstract provided.

Fund Governance, Jeffrey J. Haas, Steven R. Howard, Mark N. Jacobs, Mark A. Sargent, Victoria E. Schonfeld

NYLS Law Review

No abstract provided.

Closed-End Funds, Larry D. Barnett, Edmund P. Bergan Jr, Ronald M. Feiman, Jeffrey J. Haas, Karrie Mcmillan

NYLS Law Review

No abstract provided.

Mutual Funds And The Protection Of Shareholder Accounts, Larry D. Barnett

NYLS Law Review

No abstract provided.

Case Study Of A Cognitive Behavioral Intervention For The Problem Of Marital Division Of Labor, Lily Woo Bollinger

PCOM Psychology Dissertations

This clinical dissertation concerns an evaluation of a Cognitive-Behavioral Marital Therapy intervention designed to help resolve the issue of division of household labor and thereby increase marital satisfaction. There were six ninety-minute group marital sessions. There were 3 couples in the group. The sessions contained interventions to increase communication skills, problem-solving skills and raise empathy for the spouse who did more chores. The case study couple's score indicated that the husband had a higher level of marital satisfaction. The wife's final score indicated a small increase in marital satisfaction. Both had an increased score in being more self-centered.

The Current Structure Of Intellect Remediation Lab As An Intervention For Deficient Readers In Grades 3, 4, And 5, Donna Turner Campbell

Dissertations

Problem. Educational testing procedures focus on identification and classification of students rather than on remediation for their abilities. The Structure of Intellect (SOI) model proposes a multidimensional view of intelligence with a focus on remediation for underdeveloped or nonexistent abilities as they relate to school achievement.

Purpose. The purposes of this study were to determine if participation in the SOI remediation lab had a measurable effect on reading achievement with third-, fourth-, and fifth-grade students, and to describe SOI learning profiles of students with below grade reading skills.

Methodology. The subjects for this quasi-experimental study were third-, fourth-, and …

Department Of Justice Antitrust Enforcement, 1955-1997: An Empirical Study, Kenneth G. Dau-Schmidt, Joseph C. Gallo, Joseph L. Craycraft, Charles J. Parker

Articles by Maurer Faculty

This is an empirical study of Department of Justice (DOJ) enforcement of the antitrust laws. Its purpose is fourfold:

1.To update Posner's study "A Statistical Study of Antitrust Enforcement" (Posner, 1970, pp. 365-419).

2.To provide consistent and comparable measures of antitrust enforcement effort by the Department of Justice.

3.To report these measurements in a concise and systematic way in order to encourage empirical studies of antitrust issues.

4.To explore some implications for antitrust issues.

The purpose is to present the overall historical record of DOJ antitrust activity as well as some patterns in that history. More detailed analysis is left …

Fine-Tuning The Exercise Formula, David Swain

Rehabilitation Sciences Faculty Publications

(First paragraph) One hundred years ago, our forebears consumed more calories than we do today, yet they were leaner. Labor-saving devices were a rarity, and so in everyday life most people worked very hard physically. Obesity was present, of course, but afflicted only a small fraction of the population. We are not as fortunate today.

Adobe Medicus 2000 1 January-February, Health Sciences Library And Informatics Center

adobe medicus

No abstract provided.