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Evaluation Of Violence Prevention Programs For Adolescents: A Meta-Analysis., Hyoun-Kyoung Higgerson

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Environmental Health Practitioners In Alabama: An Assessment Of The Practice Of The Ten Essential Services And Abilities In The Fourteen Core Competencies., Christie Mccullum-Hill

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Predictors Of Family-Related Indirect Costs For Asthma In Low -Income African American Children: Morbidity, Adherence, And Psychosocial Risk Factors., Chanda Nicole Mobley

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Evaluation Of Human B Lymphopoiesis Models And Novel Figler Molecules During B Cell Development., Delicia L. Munfus

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Pharmacological And Physiological Characterization Of Endogenous Nach Receptors., Julie C. Parker

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Spectroscopic And Laser Classification Of Chromium(2+) In Ii-Vi Chalcogenides., Keith A. Graham

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Aromatic Inhibitors Of Influenza Neuraminidase., Eric Scott Johnson

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Adolescents' Lifestyles And Body Weight Perception., Nilda I. Kernion

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Signaling Pathways Regulating Cell Survival: Oxidative Stress And Glycogen Synthase Kinase-3 (Gsk3)., Taj D. King

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The Role Of Ddx3 In Trail-R2-Mediated Apoptosis., Yang Li

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The Carboxy Terminus Of The α-Subunit Of The Amiloride -Sensitive Epithelial Sodium Channel Binds To F-Actin., Christopher Mazzochi

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The Effects Of Urbanization On The Health Of Fish And Benthic Macroinvertebrate Communities In The Upper Cahaba River Watershed., Kevin J. Morse

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The Roles Of Leukocyte Cell Adhesion Molecules In Mucosal Inflammation., Darrell B. O'Quinn

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Correlates Of Douching Frequency, Sexually Transmitted Infections, Sexual Risk Behaviors And Reasons For Douching Among Adolescents And Young Adult Women., Pamela Q. Plummer

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Development Of The Designer Diamond Anvils And Study Of Structural And Electrical Properties Of F-Electron Metals At Ultra-High Pressures., Nenad Velisavljevic

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The Right To Receive Information: The Current State Of The Doctrine And The Best Application For The Future, Jamie Kennedy

Seton Hall Law Review

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"We Are Now Of The View": Backlash Activism, Cultural Cleansing, And The Kulturkampf To Resurrect The Old Deal, Francisco Valdes

Seton Hall Law Review

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Si Se Puede, But Who Gets The Gravy Symposium: Going Back To Class - The Reemergence Of Class In Critical Race Theory, Richard Delgado

Articles

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Legal Online Marketing Issues: The Opportunities And Challenges, Michael T. Zugelder

Finance Faculty Publications

This chapter will review several emerging issues associated with e-marketing from the perspective of Web sites including intellectual property, information management, and contracting. E-marketers in the years to come should not only consider the growing e-marketing opportunities but also be cognizant of the growing body of law governing marketing online. While the future may be bright and uniformity and fairness may prevail, current domestic and global law facing e-marketers is varied and the potential basis for liability. The law must be considered wherever e-marketers direct their efforts.

The European Union, Immigration And Inequality: “Albanian” Labor In The Political Economy Of Rural Greece, Christopher M. Lawrence

Dissertations, Theses, and Capstone Projects

Many early studies of globalization hypothesized a withering away of thee nation-state as a significant arena for the production of identity and social regulation. From this perspective the persistence of nationalism and resurgence of neo-racism in Europe have often been seen as a futile rear-guard defense by downwardly mobile classes or class fractions. More recent studies have suggested that rather than fading away, the nation and state have been undergoing a process of re-articulation. However, exactly how the nation and state are being re-articulated, and the implications of this process for our understanding of nationalism and national identity formation, are …

Life After The White House: The Public Post-Presidency And The Development Of Presidential Legacies, Lori Cox Han, Matthew J. Krov

Political Science Faculty Books and Book Chapters

"This chapter considers two distinct yet related issues: First, we examine the role that continuing press coverage of a former president plays in the development of a presidential legacy; and second, we consider the impact of Clinton’s lingering presence in the news media in the first year after he left office and how that has shaped the early phase of his legacy. While the historical rankings and public approval ratings of former presidents can and do shift—sometimes dramatically—in the years after leaving office, news coverage during the first year can be important in setting a tone as to how the …

Holding Intellectual Property, Xuan-Thao Nguyen

Articles

The collapse of WorldCom, Inc., exposed a complex web of accounting irregularities. Within that web, recent filings by Dick Thornburgh, WorldCom's Bankruptcy Court Examiner, reveal a different type of scheme that involves the holding of intellectual property. Further scrutinizing the scheme reveals that WorldCom and its tax advisors, KPMG Peat Marwick LLP (KPMG), devised a tax avoidance scheme through the creation of an intellectual property holding company (IP holding company). This type of scheme has been widely and quietly utilized in the last twenty years by many corporations with substantial intellectual property.

Indeed, as state taxing authorities have become more …

Memory And Pluralism On A Property Law Frontier, The Contested Landscape Of New Mexico's Costilla Valley, Gregory A. Hicks

Articles

This article describes the decades-long dispute between Hispano settlers of the Costilla Valley in northern New Mexico's Sangre de Cristo Land Grant and the succession of entrepreneurial owners of the grant during the late nineteenth and early twentieth centuries. Through the U.S. Freehold Land and Emigration Company and its successors, the new Dutch and American owners sought to replace patterns of land and resource use developed during the Mexican period with patterns of use intended to support Anglo colonial settlement and intense development of the region's natural resources. The Dutch and American owners faced continuing resistance from the area's Hispano …

Dedication To Charles Rick Johnson, South Dakota Law Review, Mike Abourezk, Hon. Donald J. Bormann, Andrew W. Bogue, Greg Eiesland, Wally Eklund, David R. Gienapp, Judith R. Meierhenry, Michael Myers, Lawrence L. Piersol, Richard W. Sabers, Gary J. Pashby, David R. Vrooman

South Dakota Law Review

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Doe V. Nelson: The Wrongful Assumption Of Gubernatorial Plenary Authority Over The Pardoning Process, Eric R. Johnson

South Dakota Law Review

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Contaminating The Verdict: The Problem Of Juror Misconduct, Bennett L. Gershman

South Dakota Law Review

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South Dakota Review 50th Anniversary Topic Index, Vols. 31-50, South Dakota Law Review

South Dakota Law Review

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Teaching French Film In A Christian Context: Cédric Klapisch’S Un Air De Famille, Jolene Vos-Camy

University Faculty Publications and Creative Works

Often, when viewing a foreign-language film, students are unable to pick up subtle cultural cues essential to the film’s message. If, however, students are well-prepared for a film, they become perceptive critics of the larger themes represented in the film. In this article I address pedagogical issues surrounding the use of Cédric Klapisch’s film, Un air de famille [Family Resemblances] based on my experience in teaching a new interdisciplinary course at Calvin College.

Reducing Eating Disorder Risk Factors In Sorority Members: A Randomized Trial, Carolyn Becker, Lisa M. Smith, Anna C. Ciao

Psychology Faculty Research

Although sororities are often perceived as contributing to eating disordered behavior, limited research has investigated eating disorders in sorority members. The purpose of this study was to investigate the utility of a highly interactive cognitive dissonance prevention program in reducing empirically supported risk factors in sorority members. Members (N=149) were randomized to the highly interactive intervention, a more passive intervention, or wait-list. Results indicated that both interventions reduced dietary restraint, body dissatisfaction, and eating disorder pathology. Only the highly interactive group reduced thin-ideal internalization as compared to waitlist. Exploratory analyses also indicated that interventions were beneficial to both …

Targeting Arab/Muslim/South Asian Americans: Criminalization And Cultural Citizenship, Louise Cainkar, Sunaina Maira

Social and Cultural Sciences Faculty Research and Publications

In this essay, we further explore the responses of Arab and South Asian Muslim communities to the War on Terror, and ask whether these responses reveal alliance-building and pan-ethnic identification. Do the targeted groups, now portrayed as monolithic, find solidarity with each other, and if so, what are the bases for their sense of affinity. These questions force us to consider the deeper issues of pan-ethnic and political affiliation that highlight quandaries at the core of Asian American studies: how does a pan-ethnic approach challenge or support the racial and cultural categories used by state and empire to subordinate and …