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The George-Anne, Georgia Southern University Dec 2003

The George-Anne, Georgia Southern University

The George-Anne

  • University Store Book Buy-Back Begins this Week
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Volume 40, Number 18: January 10, 2003, University Of North Dakota Jan 2003

Volume 40, Number 18: January 10, 2003, University Of North Dakota

University Letter Archive

No abstract provided.


Mlgpa News (Winter 2003), Maggie Allen Jan 2003

Mlgpa News (Winter 2003), Maggie Allen

MLGPA news (1996-2004)

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2003 Annual Report, The Jackson Laboratory Jan 2003

2003 Annual Report, The Jackson Laboratory

Annual Reports

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2003 Annual Report, The Jackson Laboratory Jan 2003

2003 Annual Report, The Jackson Laboratory

Annual Reports

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2002-2003 Scientific Report, The Jackson Laboratory Jan 2003

2002-2003 Scientific Report, The Jackson Laboratory

Scientific Reports

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Surfo Technical Report No. 2004-01, Surfo Jan 2003

Surfo Technical Report No. 2004-01, Surfo

SURFO Technical Reports

The 2003 technical reports written by undergraduate students participating in the SURFO (Summer Undergraduate Research Fellowships in Oceanography) Program while at the University of Rhode Island.


Vocational Science And The Politics Of Independence: The Boston Marine Society, 1754--1812, Matthew Gaston Mckenzie Jan 2003

Vocational Science And The Politics Of Independence: The Boston Marine Society, 1754--1812, Matthew Gaston Mckenzie

Doctoral Dissertations

Between 1754 and 1812 the Boston Marine Society developed vocational scientific practices adapted from day-to-day work routines to expand the navigational knowledge of New England's coastlines. For this reason, the Marine Society's navigational work suggests important parallels with the history of colonial science in other areas during the late eighteenth century. Notwithstanding most other studies in the history of American science, the Boston Marine Society indicates that colonial Boston shipmasters were not dependent upon learned societies for their navigational research needs. Rather, they adapted their mutual aid society and developed methodologies to collect navigational observations, analyze them for reliability and …