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Review Of The Age Of Responsibility: Csr 2.0 And The New Dna Of Business, Jeremy P. Fyke, Christopher Wysocki

College of Communication Faculty Research and Publications

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Birds Of The Central Platte River Valley And Adjacent Counties, Mary Bomberger Brown, Paul A. Johnsgard

Zea E-Books Collection

The central Platte River Valley region of Nebraska is described ecologically, and defined as encompassing 11 counties and nearly 10,000 square miles, and extending about 120 miles from the western edge of Lincoln County to the eastern edge of Merrick County. At its center is the Platte River, the historic spring staging area for Sandhill and Whooping cranes, five species of geese, and millions of waterfowl and water-dependent birds, in addition to providing the breeding habitats for more than 100 other bird species. Collectively, at least 373 bird species have been reported from the Central Platte Valley, making it the …

March 2013 News Releases, University Of Montana--Missoula. Office Of University Relations

University of Montana News Releases, 1928, 1956-present

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The Status Of A Pa Endangered Bird- The Upland Sandpiper, Paul A. Di Salvo, Kalley S. Hansel, Jessica L. Zupancic, Andrew M. Wilson

Student Publications

The upland sandpiper (Bartramia Longuardia) has experienced a steep population decline in the northeastern U.S. since the mid-20^th Century. In Pennsylvania it was found in less than 0.5% of atlas blocks during the Second Atlas of Breeding Birds in Pennsylvania project (2^nd PBBA; 2004-09) and breeding was confirmed at only two locations. Due to continued declines and a small population size, the upland sandpiper was listed as PA endangered in 2012. During May 2012 the areas around 15 2^nd PBBA upland sandpiper sightings were resurveyed by Gettysburg College students and volunteer birdwatchers. The aim was …

Usd Magazine Spring 2013, University Of San Diego

University of San Diego Magazine (1992- )

Plea for Support; Contents; Around the Park; Torero Athletics; Giving Back; Pure Imagination; All the Small Things; Make Me up inside; Alumni Update; Torero Notes; Changemaker

Journals Supporting Terrorism Research: Identification And Investigation Into Their Impact On The Social Sciences, Daryl R. Bullis, Richard Irving

University Libraries Faculty Scholarship

A citation analysis of two preeminent terrorism journals (Terrorism and Political Violence and Studies in Conflict and Terrorism) was used to identify 37 additional social science journals of significant importance to terrorism research. Citation data extracted from the Web of Science database was used to investigate the impact of the two journals on the social science journal literature. The impact of the two journals was also analyzed in terms of SSCI subject categories. This study could provide useful information for collection development librarians interested in the social sciences.

Consumer Motivations For Attending Utah Farmers' Markets, Kynda Curtis, Jean Dominique Gumirakiza

All Current Publications

Farmers’ markets (FMs) offer opportunities for local farmers and small businesses to sell directly to consumers, grow a customer base, as well as test new products and pricing strategies.

The Fierce Green Fire: Vol. 3 Issue 16, Wofford College Environmental Studies Program

The Fierce Green Fire

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Minutes, Arts And Sciences Executive Committee Meeting, Thursday, February 28, 2013, Arts And Sciences Executive Committee

Executive Committee Minutes

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Otter Realm, February 28, 2013, California State University, Monterey Bay

The Otter Realm

A Catalyst for Climate Change: Focus the Region Highlights Systems and Sustainability -- What You Otter Be Doing February 28 - March 13 -- Interconnected Systems of Life -- Making Higher Education Obtainable: National TRIO Day Celebrates Higher Education for Disadvantaged Students -- A House is Not a Home: CSUMB Presents Changing Policies to Ire of Some -- Student Fundraiser Sets New Record: Have a Heart Celebrates 14 Years of Giving -- A Shining Star Amongst Men: Research and study of the skies abounds at CSUMB front door -- Hope For U.S. Education System: Future of Higher Education Initiative teleconference …

The Colby Echo (2013-02-27), Colby College

The Colby Echo

Published by the students of Colby College since 1877, The Colby Echo is the weekly, editorially independent student-run newspaper of Colby College in Waterville, Maine. Published monthly, 1877-1886; semi-monthly, 1886-1897; and weekly, during the academic year, 1898-present.

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Colby Magazine

Colby Magazine vol. 97, no. 4 (Winter 2009): full issue

Back Matter

Colby Magazine

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The Last Page: Times Change, People Change, Diapers Change, Gerry Hadden

Colby Magazine

Public radio correspondent Gerry Hadden ’89 on changing times—and diapers.

Alumni @ Large

Colby Magazine

Alumni notes

Newsmakers

Milestones

Good Work: Eddie Woodin '69

Environmental Protection: Stacey Mitchell '89

Seeing is Believing: Kristin Herbster '91

Music Man: Ben Hughes '07

Obituaries

From The Hill, Gerry Boyle, Rob Clockedile, Travis Lazarczyk, Ruth Jacobs, Fiona Ross, Stephen Collins

Colby Magazine

Ahead of the Curve: With real money, Colby's student investors beat the Dow and NASDAQ

Gearing Up for Down Times: Pursuing finance jobs requires focus, flexibility

Q&A: Computer Science chair Bruce Maxwell on computer science, the liberal arts, programming parties, and late-night iChat

Beyond Football: Near-death experience gives Chris Copeland '09 new perspective

An Effervescent Biography: English professor Tilar Mazzeo illuminates the rise of a champagne star

Recent Releases

Apartheid's Legacy: Anthropologist Catherine Besteman's new book examines the hopes and frustrations of "The New South Africa" (Review)

Awn Be Se: "We Can": Real change, West-Africa style

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Colby Magazine

Colby Magazine vol. 97, no. 1 (Spring 2008): full issue

Colby News

Colby Magazine

Colby Among Colleges Increasing Aid

Student Dies in Snowboard Accident

In the Event of an Emergency

Diamond to Deliver Commencement Speech

Stepping Back in Time

Hathaway Project Moves Forward

Construction Roundup

Academic Examination

Colby Turned Inside Out

Building Bonds by Bursting the Bubble

Learning Outside the Classroom

Wit & Wisdom

Bryant Inspires on MLK Day

Bubble Bath (Photo)

Point of View: Wrong Track, Right Track: From Rehab to Mayflower Hill, by Robin Respaut '07

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Colby Magazine

Colby Magazine vol. 97, no. 3 (Fall 2008): full issue

The Navigator: Philip Nyhus Directs The Chinese Government To The Places Where Tigers May Once Again Roam Free, Ruth Jacobs

Colby Magazine

When the government of China decided to explore reintroducing the South China tiger to the wild, Assistant Professor Philip Nyhus (environmental studies) got the call. Now Nyhus and Colby students use state-of-the-art Geographic Information System (GIS) technology to evaluate potential tiger habitat.

Colby News

Colby Magazine

The Front Line of Climate Change

Multimedia Mules

Apuzzo On Top

Anne Hull Wins Lovejoy Award

Greg Mortenson to Speak at 2009 Commencement

Colby is Strong Despite Market Instability

For Diamond, Crisis Presents Golden Opportunity

Donihue Leads Curriculum Review

Organic Garden Gives Back

Wit & Wisdom

Rice Races to November 4

Shared Transport Offers Options

Trustees Terminate 'Steps'

Blazing a Nordic Trail

InsideColby

Leap of Faith (Photo)

Debatable (Photo)

Point of View: Oil Crisis 2008: Economics Lessons Learned and Not Learned, by Charles S. Colgan '71

Table Of Contents

Colby Magazine

No abstract provided.

Full Issue

Colby Magazine

Colby Magazine vol. 98, no. 4 (Winter 2010): full issue

Alumni @ Large

Colby Magazine

Alumni notes

Newsmakers

Milestones

Teaching Volumes: Carol Wynne '74

Winning--And More: Kebba Tolbert '94

To Her Health: Ellen Newcomb '07

Obituaries

From The President, William D. Adams

Colby Magazine

President William D. Adams on review of academics and campus culture.

Harnessing The Wind: Colby Alumni Bring Booming Wind-Farm Industry To Maine And The Northeast, Douglas Rooks

Colby Magazine

Wind power is emerging as a major source of clean energy in Maine and New England, and Colby alumni are prominent players, from developing wind farms to erecting the towering turbines.

Colby News

Colby Magazine

Mitchell Perseveres for Peace

Early Diagnosis: Fit for Med School

New Dean of Faculty Announced

Corrado in McCain Floor Statement

Oak Fellow Advocates for Marginalized Residents in Israel

Metamorphoses Transforms Theater, Students

Alumni Ties Expose Tax Loophole

Fleming Testifies on Capitol Hill

Making the Most of Being "Lost"

Fulbrights in Germany, China

The Museum at 50: Museum Reaches Out

You Can Dress a Mule Up

Wit & Wisdom

Covering the Developing World with Courage

Preaching to the Choir?

From The Editor, Gerry Boyle

Colby Magazine

No abstract provided.

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Colby Magazine

Colby Magazine vol. 98, no. 1 (Spring 2009): full issue

Colby News

Colby Magazine

SAT Options, Not SAT Optional

Mass Extinction? Not So Fast

Musical Islam

Comic Tragedy

Downtown Development

NSF Supports Colby Faculty

Wit & Wisdom

S.H.O.U.T. It Out

Gerald Holtz '52, Pillar of Fiscal Strength

Resettling Refugees

Clogging the Brain Drain

Loosening the Wind Belt

Environmental Hero

To Lend a Hand with Hands-On Skill