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Ay 2009/2010 Sec Meeting Minutes, 2010-01-13, Faculty Senate

Faculty Senate Archives

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Ay 2009/2010 Sec Meeting Minutes, 2010-06-02, Faculty Senate

Faculty Senate Archives

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Ay 2009/2010 Fs Meeting Minutes, 2010-03-31, Faculty Senate

Faculty Senate Archives

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Ay 2009/2010 Committee On Committees, Faculty Senate

Faculty Senate Archives

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Ay 2009/2010 Sec Roster, Faculty Senate

Faculty Senate Archives

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Constitution, Revised October 2010, Faculty Senate

Faculty Senate Archives

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Nutrition Supplementation And Prevention Of Low Birth Weight, Suwapiccha Attavorrarat

Asian Medical Journal and Alternative Medicine

Low birth weight is a major determinant of mortality, morbidity and disability in neonates, infancy andchildhood, Therefore improvements in maternal nutrition and health can increase birth weight, survival and growthof the child including subsequent size and health productivity in adult life.

The mother needs an additional intake of nutrients to achieve optimal fetal growth. This additional intakeis 300 kcal per day more than the normal needs of a non-pregnant woman, that is, a minimum intake of 2,500kcal per day. As previously, the favored hypothesis was that timing maternal supplementation during the third trimesterof pregnancy would be most likely to increase …

Daubert And Its Discontents, Ronald J. Allen, Esfand Nafisi

Brooklyn Law Review

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Capping Auditor Liability: Unsuitable Fiscal Policy In Our Current Financial Crisis, Stephanie M. Spell

Brooklyn Journal of Corporate, Financial & Commercial Law

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Unregulable: Why Derivatives May Never Be Regulated, Alireza M. Gharagozlou

Brooklyn Journal of Corporate, Financial & Commercial Law

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If It's Broken, Sometimes It Can't Be Fixed: Why The Auction Rate Securities Market Was Faulty From Its Inception And How Broker-Dealers Caused Its Downfall, Brendan P. Tracy

Brooklyn Journal of Corporate, Financial & Commercial Law

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Known And Unknown Property And Contract: Comments On The Articles Of Professors Hoofnagle And Moringello, James Grimmelmann

Brooklyn Journal of Corporate, Financial & Commercial Law

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Locating The Regulation Of Data Privacy And Data Security?, Edward J. Janger

Brooklyn Journal of Corporate, Financial & Commercial Law

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Bankruptcy Section 363(B) Sales: Market Test Procedures And Heightened Scrutiny Of Expedited Sales May Present Abuses And Safeguard Creditors Without Limiting The Power Of The Court, Gennady Zilberman

Brooklyn Journal of Corporate, Financial & Commercial Law

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Payments Data Security Breaches And Oil Spills: What Lessons Can Payments Security Learn From The Laws Governing Remediation Of The Exxon Valdez, Deepwater Horizon, And Other Oil Spills, Sarah Jane Hughes

Brooklyn Journal of Corporate, Financial & Commercial Law

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Credit Card Accountability, Responsibility And Disclosure Act Of 2009: Protecting Young Consumers Or Impinging On Their Freedom, Kathryn Wood

Brooklyn Journal of Corporate, Financial & Commercial Law

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The Public-Private Dichotomy In Morality And Law, Larry D. Barnett

Journal of Law and Policy

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The First Amendment Implications Of Sexting At Public Schools: A Quandary For Administrators Who Intercept Visual Love Notes, Robert H. Wood

Journal of Law and Policy

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Protecting Pageant Princesses: A Call For Statutory Regulation Of Child Beauty Pageants, Lindsay Lieberman

Journal of Law and Policy

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2.2 Million Children Left Behind: Food Allergies In American Schools - A Study Of The Food Allergy And Anaphylaxis Management Act, Heather Martone

Journal of Law and Policy

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The Next Step: The Future Of New York State's Human Trafficking Law, Marisa Nack

Journal of Law and Policy

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Should The Perception Of Corporate Punishment Matter?, Peter J. Henning

Journal of Law and Policy

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Smash Or Save: The New York City Landmarks Preservation Act And New Challenges To Historic Preservation, Rebecca Birmingham

Journal of Law and Policy

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None Of Their Business: The Need For Another Alternative To New York's Bail Bond Business, Andrea Clisura

Journal of Law and Policy

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Absent Accountability: How Prosecutorial Impunity Hinders The Fair Administration Of Justice In America, Scott J. Krischke

Journal of Law and Policy

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Hidden In Plain Sight: An Examination Of Entertainment-Education, Kendra M. Mcclure

Masters Theses

Entertainment-Education is the process of weaving social messages into programming intended to entertain. The term was coined several decades ago, and the strategy has been widely used in mediated programs in the United States and abroad, particularly in developing countries. This thesis critiques the practice from a critical/culture perspective and particularly highlights issues that stem from political economy of media, agency, and critical pedagogy. To accomplish this, the volume is broken down into four sections: a survey of E-E and an explanation of its theoretical framework, an examination of Get Schooled, an initiative that fits the profile of an E-E …

Does Eastern Illinois University Meet The Foundational Needs Of Nontraditional Undergraduate Students, Peggy A. Brown

Masters Theses

Nontraditional undergraduate students are one of the fastest growing segments of .the student population on college campuses today. The purpose of this study was to discover if a sample of nontraditional undergraduate students perceived that Eastern Illinois University, a traditional, residential university, was meeting their foundational support needs.

A selected set of nontraditional undergraduate students completed an online survey about their perceptions of financial needs, medical and mental health needs, and use of general student support services on campus. Three open-ended response items asked respondents what Eastern Illinois University could do to improve program delivery, enhance services to adult students, …

An Exploration Of Factors Related To Alcohol Consumption Among Female Student-Athletes In Higher Education, Holly Ruth Hooe

Masters Theses

This study examined the perceptions of female student-athletes at a mid-sized Midwest university. The current study aims to better understand the reasons for alcohol consumption by female student-athletes. This study will examine these reasons and help put in place predictors of extreme alcohol consumption by female student-athletes.

Results of this study were limited based on outside roles of the primary investigator. Five female student-athletes were interviewed about their experiences. The findings of this study will guide future research in the area. Future research for this topic should be done in greater numbers and use mixed methods.

Marketing Campaign For Soup Stop, Nfp, Inc., Chelsea M. Mcbride

Masters Theses

For the applied thesis in professional communication, I created marketing documents for Soup Stop, NFP, INC., a non-profit organization located in Charleston that provides free lunch Monday through Friday to anyone who asks for a meal. Soup Stop does not require its clients to provide any information in order to receive service. It is one of Charleston's longest running mission projects and has operated out of the First Presbyterian Church for ten years, serving over 30,000 meals. Because Soup Stop is funded entirely through donations and volunteer efforts, board members have found it challenging to keep documents up-to-date and to …

Effect Of Prolonged Pacifier Use On Speech Articulation, Danielle Laprairie

Masters Theses

The hypothesis of the current research study was that children who frequently use pacifiers past the age of 2 years would display more articulation errors and patterns than children with limited or no pacifier use. The specific research question was whether there was a difference in articulation errors between children who used a pacifier and children who did not use a pacifier for a prolonged duration and frequency. Experimental subjects included seven children who had used a pacifier for at least 2 years and who were either currently using a pacifier or who had discontinued using a pacifier within 6 …