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Dellisa Richardson V. Cascade Skating Rink
Dellisa Richardson V. Cascade Skating Rink
2026 Decisions
USDC for the District of New Jersey
Shamel Jones V. John Wetzel
2026 Decisions
USDC for the Eastern District of Pennsylvania
Maria Martinez V. Attorney General United States Of America
Layee Sanoe V. Attorney General United States Of America
Spectator 2026-10-08, Editors Of The Spectator
2026-10-08 American Association Of University Professors Calls For Reinstatement Of Former Professor Carmen Rivera, Dylan Berman
2026-10-08 American Association Of University Professors Calls For Reinstatement Of Former Professor Carmen Rivera, Dylan Berman
The Spectator Online
No abstract provided.
Good News! Students With Disabilities Are Overrepresented In Private School Choice Programs, Patrick J. Wolf, John Kristof, Alex Wolf, Alli Aldis
Good News! Students With Disabilities Are Overrepresented In Private School Choice Programs, Patrick J. Wolf, John Kristof, Alex Wolf, Alli Aldis
Education Reform Faculty and Graduate Students Publications
- Critics predicted that, once private school choice was implemented on a large scale, students with disabilities would become highly concentrated in the public school system. That hasn’t happened.
- We conservatively estimate that 258,844 students with disabilities are participating in private school choice programs.
- Students with disabilities are being served in the private school choice sector at a rate higher than that in the public school sector.
- Private school choice programs provide important educational options for many students with disabilities, helping ensure they can access the education that best meets their needs.
2026-10-08 Meet The Jesuits, Kean Mathis
The People’S House And Public Trust, Alberto P. Lopez
The People’S House And Public Trust, Alberto P. Lopez
NULR Online
No abstract provided.
“No Duende Here”: The Inaccessibility Of Reality In Ben Lerner´S Leaving The Atocha Station., Heike Scharm
“No Duende Here”: The Inaccessibility Of Reality In Ben Lerner´S Leaving The Atocha Station., Heike Scharm
INTI: Revista de literatura hispánica
No abstract provided.
Note Biografiche, Roberto Bonfigli
Note Biografiche, Roberto Bonfigli
INTI: Revista de literatura hispánica
No abstract provided.
Impact Of A Head-To-Toe Assessment Simulation On The Self-Efficacy Of First Semester Nursing Students, Martin Dole
Impact Of A Head-To-Toe Assessment Simulation On The Self-Efficacy Of First Semester Nursing Students, Martin Dole
Nursing Faculty Publications
The transition into clinical practice presents significant challenges for first-semester nursing students, particularly related to self-efficacy and the ability to perform comprehensive patient assessments. Low self-efficacy may negatively influence clinical judgment, skill performance, and patient safety. The purpose of this Doctor of Nursing Practice project was to examine whether participation in a head-to-toe assessment simulation impacted general self-efficacy among first-semester nursing students. Guided by Bandura’s theory of self-efficacy, a quantitative, quasi-experimental, one-group pretest–posttest design was used to evaluate changes in self-efficacy following a high-fidelity simulation experience. A convenience sample of 42 first-semester Bachelor of Science in Nursing students participated in …
Pi3kδ Inhibition Alters Cd8 T Cell Differentiation And Reprograms The Tumor Microenvironment Following Adoptive Immunotherapy, Alexandrea Joy Turnquist
Pi3kδ Inhibition Alters Cd8 T Cell Differentiation And Reprograms The Tumor Microenvironment Following Adoptive Immunotherapy, Alexandrea Joy Turnquist
Dartmouth College Ph.D Dissertations
T cell exhaustion remains a significant barrier to effective adoptive cell therapy in solid tumors. Here, we demonstrate that in vitro treatment with the PI3Kδ inhibitor CAL-101 generates T cells with enhanced stemness and metabolic fitness, though the stemness of these cells is not dependent on HIF-1α -dependent mechanisms. These cells show increased mitochondrial dependence and spare respiratory capacity while maintaining normal basal metabolism. Under chronic antigen stimulation, CAL-101-treated T cells, including human T cells, resist terminal exhaustion and maintain stem-like properties. Using single-cell RNA sequencing and spatial transcriptomics of B16 melanoma tumors, we found that CAL-101-treated T cells preferentially …
October 8, 2026, The Daily Mississippian
October 8, 2026, The Daily Mississippian
Daily Mississippian (all digitized issues)
No abstract provided.
Marine Spatial Planning In The Asean Countries: Lesson Learned For Future Ocean Governance In Malaysia, Husni Alhan Md Salimun, Mohd Fadzil Akhir, Nazli Aziz, Che Din Mohd Safuan, Wan Izatul Asma Wan Talaat
Marine Spatial Planning In The Asean Countries: Lesson Learned For Future Ocean Governance In Malaysia, Husni Alhan Md Salimun, Mohd Fadzil Akhir, Nazli Aziz, Che Din Mohd Safuan, Wan Izatul Asma Wan Talaat
Journal of Environmental Science and Sustainable Development
Marine Spatial Planning (MSP) has emerged as an important governance instrument for balancing ecological protection, economic development, and social inclusion amid the rapidly intensifying blue economy in Southeast Asia. Although several ASEAN Member States (AMS) have initiated MSP processes, the existing literature on MSP governance in this region remains fragmented and largely descriptive, limiting systematic cross-country comparison and evidence-based lessons. This study addresses this gap by assessing MSP governance performance across ASEAN countries and againts internationally recognized MSP governance benchmarks. A structured narrative review was conducted using selected PRISMA-informed procedures for literature identification and screening. Academic publications from 2003 to …
The Perennial Philosophy, Aldous Huxley
The Perennial Philosophy, Aldous Huxley
Hannah Arendt Marginalia - All
New York, Harper, 1945.
Call #: BL51 .H98 1945
Contains underlining, marginal lining and inscribed by Max (?)
PDF information: 40 pages - 13.7 MB
Wheat, War, And Water: The Making Of Food Insecurity In Afghanistan, Karam Alkaissy Mr.
Wheat, War, And Water: The Making Of Food Insecurity In Afghanistan, Karam Alkaissy Mr.
RURALS: Review of Undergraduate Research in Agricultural and Life Sciences
This paper attempts to explain why Afghanistan's exceptional dependence on wheat has produced one of the world's most severe food crises, as the crop's dietary centrality collides with environmental stress, political upheaval, and shifting agricultural systems. The FAO projects that 17.4 million people - roughly 40 percent of the population - will experience acute food insecurity in 2026; wheat supplies up to 57 percent of caloric intake, making this dependence a profound source of vulnerability. Examining wheat through culinary, climatic, political, and agricultural lenses, the paper shows that water lies at the heart of the crisis. Climate change is reducing …
The Organization Of Man Copy 2, William Whyte
The Organization Of Man Copy 2, William Whyte
Hannah Arendt Marginalia - All
Garden City, N.Y. : Doubleday, 1956.
Call # : BF697 .W47 1956 c2
Arendt c.2 contains marginal lining
PDF Information : 26 Pages, 7.2 MB
Free University Press: Extra
UTA Underground Newspaper Collection
No abstract provided.
Free University Press: February 8, 1971
Free University Press: February 8, 1971
UTA Underground Newspaper Collection
No abstract provided.
Free University Press: April 15th - 29th
Free University Press: April 15th - 29th
UTA Underground Newspaper Collection
No abstract provided.
Free University Press: January 25, 1971
Free University Press: January 25, 1971
UTA Underground Newspaper Collection
No abstract provided.
Free University Press: April 20, 1970
Free University Press: April 20, 1970
UTA Underground Newspaper Collection
No abstract provided.
Free University Press: April 6, 1970
Free University Press: April 6, 1970
UTA Underground Newspaper Collection
No abstract provided.
Free University Press: February 9, 1970
Free University Press: February 9, 1970
UTA Underground Newspaper Collection
No abstract provided.
A Media Literacy Approach To Ai In Secondary Ela, Matthew Korona
A Media Literacy Approach To Ai In Secondary Ela, Matthew Korona
Virginia English Journal
The rapid integration of generative artificial intelligence (AI) into academic, civic, and personal contexts requires students to develop the skills and dispositions necessary for ethical and critical engagement with AI‑mediated texts. While AI literacy is often framed as a technical competency associated with computer science, this paper argues that secondary English language arts (ELA) classrooms are uniquely positioned to support AI literacy through media literacy practices. Drawing on constructivist pedagogy, existing research on media literacy and AI literacy, and the Virginia English Standards of Learning, the article presents a framework that aligns core media literacy competencies with human–AI interaction. To …
Vinaya Governance Primitives For Distributed Dharma Networks: Sanghakamma, Adhikaraṇa-Samathā, And Anāpatti As Network-Coordination Architecture — Collective Decision Validity, Proxy Consent, Typed Dispute Resolution, And Bounded Local Exceptions For Federated Multi-Site Organizations, Thon Ly
Defensive Publications Series
This paper studies the procedural law of the Theravāda Buddhist monastic code as a source of governance procedures for a federated organization of many sites, and maps them onto a planned network of monasteries whose daily operations are run by AI agents and whose formal acts belong to human monastics. The code's procedural chapters (the Khandhaka of the Vinaya Piṭaka) supply four procedures. (1) The validity of a collective decision: a motion read to the assembly, followed for the weightiest acts by three announcements, with silence taken as assent; an assembly complete within a fixed boundary, with absent members' consent …
The Vinaya Piṭaka As Training Corpus For Rule-With-Exception Reasoning In Ai Systems: Training Data And Evaluation Benchmarks For Rule Application And Exception Handling In Large Language Models, Thon Ly
Defensive Publications Series
Large language models are trained on corpora rich in mathematical proof, code, scientific argument and dialogue, and their rule application is measured by benchmarks for statutory, legal, moral-exception and defeasible reasoning. This paper describes a training-data and evaluation design for one part of that capability, applying a rule to a new case while recognising when the rule does not apply, built from the Vinaya Piṭaka, the monastic legal code of the Theravāda Buddhist canon. The Vinaya's rule-by-rule analysis, the Suttavibhaṅga, treats each rule it analyses in a recurring order: the case that prompted the rule; the rule text and any …
The Persistence Architecture: How An Institution Gestates Its Successor's Mind — An Organizational Memory And Knowledge-Transfer Model For Founder Succession By An Autonomous Ai System, Thon Ly
Defensive Publications Series
This paper models the records and knowledge-management infrastructure of an organization designed to be continued, after its founder, by an autonomous AI successor that can inherit only what has been written down. The persistence surfaces such an organization accumulates are modeled not as a storage hierarchy but as a succession apparatus: a directed transfer from a mortal source (the founder, layer 0) to a reader under construction (the successor, layer ∞). Three independent axes replace the single axis of depth: depth (volatile to permanent), provenance (inherited, authored, or generated by operation) and succession (founder, co-authoring AI, successor, governing community, dissolution). …