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Title: Sedimentologic history of the lower St. Johns River estuary, northeast Florida.
Creator: O'Sullivan, Michael O., Florida State University
Abstract/Description: The goal of this study was to determine the sediment history of the Cedar and Ortega River estuaries, part of the lower St. Johns River (LSJR) in northeastern Florida. Sedimentation rate data based on 210Pb and 137Cs analyses, combined with the profiles of bulk sediment properties, reveal how natural and anthropogenic factors have altered the quantity and character of sediments in this urbanized estuary. This investigation also provides a chronology for future contaminant studies. Knowledge...
Show moreThe goal of this study was to determine the sediment history of the Cedar and Ortega River estuaries, part of the lower St. Johns River (LSJR) in northeastern Florida. Sedimentation rate data based on 210Pb and 137Cs analyses, combined with the profiles of bulk sediment properties, reveal how natural and anthropogenic factors have altered the quantity and character of sediments in this urbanized estuary. This investigation also provides a chronology for future contaminant studies. Knowledge of the timing of contaminant input to the sediments is useful in controlling the future introduction of contaminants. An additional goal of this study was to test the applicability of two sedimentation models, the Constant Initial Concentration (CIC) and the Constant Rate of Supply (CRS) models, to estuarine sedimentation., Forty-seven cores collected from the Cedar and Ortega Rivers were analyzed for percent water, percent organics, percent fines, bulk density, color, and sedimentary structure by x-radiography. A subset was analyzed for historic sedimentation rate using 210Pb analysis, and a smaller subset of cores was analyzed for short-term (~50 years) sedimentation rate using 137Cs. These measurements provide a record of historic changes in the geological and land-use conditions of the estuary. Additionally, several sets of bridge borings were examined to investigate longer-term trends in sedimentation in the estuary, and to establish the history of sedimentation during late Quaternary time. The large set of dated cores analyzed in this study provide a unique insight into the sedimentation history of a large estuary. In addition to being significant in its own right, this history provides a chronology for contaminant studies. Continuing studies of organic and trace metal pollutants--performed in the Cedar and Ortega Rivers on these and other cores--will employ the results of this investigation to determine the history of contamination in the lower St. Johns River.
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Date Issued: 2001
Identifier: 567773903, 1191552, FSDT1191552, fsu:14646
Format: Document (PDF)

Title: Late Quaternary history of southern Cumberland Island, Georgia.
Creator: Robertson, Joseph Drew., Florida State University
Abstract/Description: The response of coastal barrier environments to late Quaternary sea-level oscillations and environmental change has long been of interest to coastal scientists. The coast of southeast Georgia and northeast Florida provides a relatively undeveloped setting in which to examine barrier response to long-term changes in sea level, salinity, and water temperature. Four sites along the southern tip of Cumberland Island, Georgia, a coastal barrier with a complex history, were selected for core...
Show moreThe response of coastal barrier environments to late Quaternary sea-level oscillations and environmental change has long been of interest to coastal scientists. The coast of southeast Georgia and northeast Florida provides a relatively undeveloped setting in which to examine barrier response to long-term changes in sea level, salinity, and water temperature. Four sites along the southern tip of Cumberland Island, Georgia, a coastal barrier with a complex history, were selected for core sampling and analysis. In this barrier setting, the results provide some insight as to how the coastal environments of southeastern Georgia and northeastern Florida have responded to late Quaternary oscillations in sea level, salinity, climate, and water temperature. The results may aid in predicting the response of such barrier environments to future changes in sea level and climatic conditions.
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Date Issued: 2001
Identifier: 574323882, 1191554, FSDT1191554, fsu:14648
Format: Document (PDF)

Title: Manipulation of stimulus encoding in the study of retroactive inhibition in paired-associate learning.
Creator: Fagan, Robert L., Florida State University
Abstract/Description: Sixteen S's in each of eight experimental and two control groups participated in an experiment designed to study the relation between stimulus encoding and retroactive inhibition, in the A-B, A-C/D-C and A-B, A-Br/D-C P-A paradigms. In addition to manipulating stimulus encoding by instructions a modified cued recall test was employed to control for the effects of response competition. It was found that the encoding of instructions were unsuccessful, thus both the encoding and repetition...
Show moreSixteen S's in each of eight experimental and two control groups participated in an experiment designed to study the relation between stimulus encoding and retroactive inhibition, in the A-B, A-C/D-C and A-B, A-Br/D-C P-A paradigms. In addition to manipulating stimulus encoding by instructions a modified cued recall test was employed to control for the effects of response competition. It was found that the encoding of instructions were unsuccessful, thus both the encoding and repetition groups reported a significant amount of encoding. It was further found that recall was related to encoding, e.g., if an item was differentially encoded it was more likely to be recalled than if it was not differentially encoded. The results were interpreted as consistent with a cognitive-operant analysis of PAL.
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Date Issued: 1972
Identifier: 560430454, 1193387, FSDT1193387, fsu:14649
Format: Document (PDF)

Title: The consequences of inhibiting chromosome polymerization in Haemophilus Influenzae d and the use of these consequences in mutant isolation.
Creator: Graham, Geoffrey J., Stuy, Johan H., Florida State University
Abstract/Description: "This thesis is a report on the feasibility of isolating a certain group of mutants. I call these mutants the "p.i.-related" mutants; an explanation of what they are and of my rule for grouping them together is given here. Bacterial chromosome replication consists of at least three steps: initiation, polymerization and termination/segregation (which may or may not comprise a single step). Inhibition of the polymerization step ("polymerization inhibition" or "p.i.") in a rapidly-growing...
Show more"This thesis is a report on the feasibility of isolating a certain group of mutants. I call these mutants the "p.i.-related" mutants; an explanation of what they are and of my rule for grouping them together is given here. Bacterial chromosome replication consists of at least three steps: initiation, polymerization and termination/segregation (which may or may not comprise a single step). Inhibition of the polymerization step ("polymerization inhibition" or "p.i.") in a rapidly-growing bacterial population causes morphological distortion of the cells, a high death rate among them, and a number of other consequences. Recently, two great regulatory systems for bacterial cell behavior (described in Chapters IX and X) have been elucidated, and it appears that many of the consequences of p.i. might be explainable as the malfunctioning of these two systems. I define a "p.i.-related mutation" as a mutation that satisfies two criteria: First, it either causes p.i., mimics p.i., prevents p.i. or blocks the effects of p.i. Second, it exerts its effects by disrupting one of the two above-mentioned regulatory systems. The main question asked and answered in this report is: How good is each of three different methods of selection for p.i.-related mutants?"--
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Date Issued: 1979
Identifier: FSU_QR201I6G73
Format: Document (PDF)

Title: The wood-fired kiln: Its design and construction.
Creator: Wehmeyer, Edwin Celestine, Bocz, George R., Florida State University
Abstract/Description: "The author has constructed a wood-fired kiln of the catenary arch style. The design chosen affords maximum uniformity and ease in firing. Furthermore, it is suitable for green brick construction. In its entirety, it is economical to produce and fire. During the course of the kiln construction, the author explored successfully the possibility of building with green handmade brick. Their composition utilized economically available local materials. It is the author's intent to show record of...
Show more"The author has constructed a wood-fired kiln of the catenary arch style. The design chosen affords maximum uniformity and ease in firing. Furthermore, it is suitable for green brick construction. In its entirety, it is economical to produce and fire. During the course of the kiln construction, the author explored successfully the possibility of building with green handmade brick. Their composition utilized economically available local materials. It is the author's intent to show record of this endeavor in written form and on slide film"--Introduction.
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Date Issued: 1973
Identifier: FSU_historic_ABL7476
Format: Thesis

Title: The development of arithmetical concepts in a first grade classroom.
Creator: Alderman, Carolyn, Leeper, Sarah Hammond, Florida State University
Abstract/Description: Many people seem to agree that arithmetic is hard. Because of this difficulty, there has been a movement to postphone the beginning to arithmetic teaching from first grade to second or third grade. This movement presents an opposing view in relation to other subject matter areas. The actual teaching of other subjects is moving into the lower grades rather than out of the lower grades as teachers realize more and more the importance of these subjects in relation to younger children. Each first...
Show moreMany people seem to agree that arithmetic is hard. Because of this difficulty, there has been a movement to postphone the beginning to arithmetic teaching from first grade to second or third grade. This movement presents an opposing view in relation to other subject matter areas. The actual teaching of other subjects is moving into the lower grades rather than out of the lower grades as teachers realize more and more the importance of these subjects in relation to younger children. Each first grade teacher should realize the resonsibility involved in developing the number readiness that will affect the child's future understanding of the various extensions of the initial concept of number.
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Date Issued: 1958
Identifier: FSU_historic_alc8324
Format: Thesis

Title: A collection of two-by-two color slides with narration, on officiating girl's and women's volleyball.
Creator: Kleinhandler, Audrey, Fox, Grace I., Florida State University
Abstract/Description: Officiating women's volleyball.
Date Issued: 1956
Identifier: FSU_historic_alz9773
Format: Thesis

Title: A survey of juvenile delinquency in Israel.
Creator: Boehm, Uri, Fox, Vernon Brittain, Florida State University
Abstract/Description: "The purpose of this study is to survey and evaluate the problem of juvenile delinquency and its treatment in Israel. Juvenile delinquency is defined as '...misbehavior by children and adolescents which leads to referral to the Juvenile court'"--Introduction.
Date Issued: 1966
Identifier: FSU_historic_Boehm
Format: Thesis

Title: Uniform convergence.
Creator: Easter, Donald Vernon, McArthur, Charles W., Florida State University
Abstract/Description: In this paper an attempt will be made to answer the question: what is uniform convergence? The guiding principle in the presentation of material is to make it understandable to senior and graduate mathematics students , thus enabling it to be used as either a syllabus of as reference material for a course covering this subject. It is supposed that the student will have an understanding of continuity, uniform continuity, convergence, and boundedness before reading this paper. Examples will be...
Show moreIn this paper an attempt will be made to answer the question: what is uniform convergence? The guiding principle in the presentation of material is to make it understandable to senior and graduate mathematics students , thus enabling it to be used as either a syllabus of as reference material for a course covering this subject. It is supposed that the student will have an understanding of continuity, uniform continuity, convergence, and boundedness before reading this paper. Examples will be used throughout the paper to help the reader obtain a better understanding of the topics provided.
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Date Issued: 1957
Identifier: FSU_historic_ALB9837
Format: Thesis

Title: A comparison of the accomplishments in art education as reported for the years 1948-1951 between a group of Florida counties employing special art supervisors and a group employing general supervisors.
Creator: Burke, Roy O., Schwartz, Julia, Florida State University
Abstract/Description: The problem as considered for this paper is to compare and study the accomplishment, expansion, and enrichment in art education between the years 1948 and 1951 in four counties employing special art supervisors with the accomplishment in art education for the same period in four counties employing only general supervisors concerned with the total curriculum.
Date Issued: 1952
Identifier: FSU_historic_alb6762
Format: Thesis

Title: A program for teaching reading for grade 5.
Creator: Mason, Avonelle Tallman, Eyman, Ralph Lee, Florida State University
Abstract/Description: A program for teaching reading for a fifth grade, if well done, will broaden the experience of the children. Effective reading instruction must be based on understanding the developmental needs of the learner and providing adequate guidance. The teaching program must provide large objectives which can be followed throughout the year. An effort must be made to find the best method of creating in the pupils the desire to read both for self-improvement and for leisure time.
Date Issued: 1945
Identifier: FSU_historic_alb7826
Format: Thesis

Title: A guide to a program to improve school-community relations for the Bethlehem school.
Creator: McKinnon, Philip D., Florida State University
Abstract/Description: This paper is based on a study purposing to discover guidelines for developing a program to improve school-community relations for the Bethlehem School. In order to accomplish this general objective it has been necessary: (1) to clarify the reasons for making the study; (2) to state general principles upon which a program for improving school-community relations may be based; (3) to analyze obstacles and assets in the school's service area; and (4) to suggest definite steps that might be...
Show moreThis paper is based on a study purposing to discover guidelines for developing a program to improve school-community relations for the Bethlehem School. In order to accomplish this general objective it has been necessary: (1) to clarify the reasons for making the study; (2) to state general principles upon which a program for improving school-community relations may be based; (3) to analyze obstacles and assets in the school's service area; and (4) to suggest definite steps that might be taken in order to promote better school-community relations.
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Date Issued: 1952
Identifier: FSU_historic_alb7833
Format: Thesis

Title: The social status of the over-age child in a sixth grade.
Creator: Duncan, Beverly M., Leeper, Sarah Hammond, Florida State University
Abstract/Description: Although there are many studies of the results of non-promotion, few sociometric studies have been made which show that the over-age child is not accepted by his younger classmates. What happens, then, when a child is older than his age group? What are the effects on the social status of the overage child? The purpose of this paper, therefore, is to investigate the social acceptance status of the over-age child in a sixth grade classroom.
Date Issued: 1957
Identifier: FSU_historic_alb8106
Format: Thesis

Title: Bibliography for resource units suggested in the Florida State Bulletin No. 4-B, Effective living.
Creator: Huffman, Carolyn, Florida State University
Abstract/Description: Created to give the secondary school teacher a bibliography for use in health educatioin instruction and to recommend a procedure for accumulating teaching materials.
Date Issued: 1950
Identifier: FSU_historic_alb8242
Format: Thesis

Title: A survey of the opinion of freshmen students towards the educational counseling program at Florida State University for the year 1949-1950.
Creator: Earle, William S., Murray, Stewart, Florida State University
Abstract/Description: There is a general lack of evaluations of college counseling programs. This is attributed to difficulties encountered in attempts to undertake evaluation, one source of difficulty being the uniqueness of the couseling problem of each student. Nevertheless, leaders in the field of personnel work feel that there is a distinct need for evaluation and make an effort to encourage further research of this type.
Date Issued: 1950
Identifier: FSU_historic_alb9562
Format: Thesis

Title: Liability of teachers for school accidents.
Creator: McKinley, David, Parker, Edna E., Florida State University
Abstract/Description: The purpose of this study is to gather and to present information on the liability structure of our legal system in such a manner as to help the classroom teacher to understand more fully his legal responsibilities and thus relieve him of unwarranted fears regarding accidents and injuries resulting from classroom activities. It is hoped that this study will ultimately contribute to the security of those who read it and give encouragement to those who seek to enrich their classes by means of...
Show moreThe purpose of this study is to gather and to present information on the liability structure of our legal system in such a manner as to help the classroom teacher to understand more fully his legal responsibilities and thus relieve him of unwarranted fears regarding accidents and injuries resulting from classroom activities. It is hoped that this study will ultimately contribute to the security of those who read it and give encouragement to those who seek to enrich their classes by means of the experience type curriculum.
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Date Issued: 1956
Identifier: FSU_historic_alb9563
Format: Thesis

Title: Transcendental numbers.
Creator: Martin, Glen E., Goodner, Dwight Benjamin, Florida State University
Abstract/Description: This paper is devoted to the development of transcendental numbers and to proofs that e and Pi are transcendental. Chapter I presents a brief account of the historical development of transcendental numbers. Chapter II is composed of the existence proof of transcendental numbers which is based on a proof due to G. Canto, and also a method of construction for transcendental numbers. Chapter III is devoted to the proof of the transcendency of e and chapter IV, to the proof of the transcendency...
Show moreThis paper is devoted to the development of transcendental numbers and to proofs that e and Pi are transcendental. Chapter I presents a brief account of the historical development of transcendental numbers. Chapter II is composed of the existence proof of transcendental numbers which is based on a proof due to G. Canto, and also a method of construction for transcendental numbers. Chapter III is devoted to the proof of the transcendency of e and chapter IV, to the proof of the transcendency of Pi.
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Date Issued: 1955
Identifier: FSU_historic_ALB9764
Format: Thesis

Title: An effective plan for instrumental music in the elementary schools.
Creator: Biedron, Stanley A., Briggs, Robert L., Florida State University
Abstract/Description: Although this paper will attempt to answer numerous questions pertaining to the junior high and elementary instrumental music program it is hoped that it will be especially beneficial to one particular area or community. That area will be comprised of the Shenandoah Junior High School, Miami, and its three neighboring elementary schools. The instrumental music organizations in the high school and the junior high school of this community have enjoyed serving the cultural and aesthetic...
Show moreAlthough this paper will attempt to answer numerous questions pertaining to the junior high and elementary instrumental music program it is hoped that it will be especially beneficial to one particular area or community. That area will be comprised of the Shenandoah Junior High School, Miami, and its three neighboring elementary schools. The instrumental music organizations in the high school and the junior high school of this community have enjoyed serving the cultural and aesthetic potential of both its students and parents for many years. The community in turn has responded by enthusiastically supporting both a band and an orchestral program in these two schools.
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Date Issued: 1953
Identifier: FSU_historic_ala0783
Format: Thesis

Title: Motivation and guidance of individual reading in high school.
Creator: McMullen, Elna M., Pugh, Griffith Thompson, Florida State University
Abstract/Description: It is essential that the citizen of today be well-informed about the world in which he lives, in order to share in its civilization and to contribute to it. Wide general reading is the only thing which can keep him so informed. It is, therefore, the imperative duty of teachers, especially in the secondary schools, to arouse in their students a desire to read. It is the peculiar responsibility of the English teachers to motivate, guide, and direct such reading. This paper will attempt to set...
Show moreIt is essential that the citizen of today be well-informed about the world in which he lives, in order to share in its civilization and to contribute to it. Wide general reading is the only thing which can keep him so informed. It is, therefore, the imperative duty of teachers, especially in the secondary schools, to arouse in their students a desire to read. It is the peculiar responsibility of the English teachers to motivate, guide, and direct such reading. This paper will attempt to set forth the values to be derived from extensive reading, the objectives in a reading program, and some techniques and devices for the motivation and guidance of students' individual reading in high school.
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Date Issued: 1955
Identifier: FSU_historic_ala0993
Format: Thesis

Title: Public relations for Palm Beach High School.
Creator: McLellan, Margaret H., Frick, Herman F., Florida State University
Abstract/Description: Good public relations as a necessary element. By good public relations for schools we mean that the school should carry on its work well and keep the whole community informed on how well it is doing. Since the total program of the school should be a sound one for acceptance by the public, each worker in the school is immediately involved. Not only administrators and principals but teachers, pupils and custodians must be well informed on what the school is trying to accomplish and how it is...
Show moreGood public relations as a necessary element. By good public relations for schools we mean that the school should carry on its work well and keep the whole community informed on how well it is doing. Since the total program of the school should be a sound one for acceptance by the public, each worker in the school is immediately involved. Not only administrators and principals but teachers, pupils and custodians must be well informed on what the school is trying to accomplish and how it is doing so. All participate in helping to inform the public. Newspaper coverage of Palm Beach High School by The Palm Beach Post, The Palm Beach Times, and The Palm Beach Post-Times Sunday paper, Aug. 18, 1952-June 12, 1953.
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Date Issued: 1953
Identifier: FSU_historic_ala0996
Format: Thesis

Title: Some techniques of appraisal with emphasis on the sociogram, anecdotal record, and interest inventory as used in a third grade.
Creator: McCarter, Harriette Martin, Skipper, Dora Sikes, Florida State University
Abstract/Description: Study of children in the third grade classroom of the Demonstration School at Florida State University during the 1950-1952 school terms--P. 2. From the study of the tentative edition of the Elementary Evaluative Criteria came increasing concern for improved educational programs in Florida. The writer, a teacher in the elementary grades, gave some thought to the possibilities of the use of the criteria as an aid to teaching. It was not to be used as a "measuring device" to see wherein the...
Show moreStudy of children in the third grade classroom of the Demonstration School at Florida State University during the 1950-1952 school terms--P. 2. From the study of the tentative edition of the Elementary Evaluative Criteria came increasing concern for improved educational programs in Florida. The writer, a teacher in the elementary grades, gave some thought to the possibilities of the use of the criteria as an aid to teaching. It was not to be used as a "measuring device" to see wherein the school has failed or succeeded, but rather it as to aid in setting up goals to be attained in an educational program for children. Such a program would offer opportunities for the all-round development of each child. With the hope that she might improve her methods of teaching, the writer became especially interested in the techniques for securing, recording, and using data to aid the guidance of the children placed in her care.
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Date Issued: 1951
Identifier: FSU_historic_ala1024
Format: Thesis

Title: Group dynamics in the primary school.
Creator: McCarty, Mildred Williams, Edwards, W., Florida State University
Abstract/Description: The need for successful grouping of children in the primary school has been personally felt by the writer of this paper many times in her own classroom. In the years that have passed, some groups have seemed to progress quite satisfactorily in total development, while others have seemed disappointingly slow. Some groups have worked in almost perfect harmony while others have been in conflict. What dynamics were at work that contributed to successful grouping? What forces had retarded...
Show moreThe need for successful grouping of children in the primary school has been personally felt by the writer of this paper many times in her own classroom. In the years that have passed, some groups have seemed to progress quite satisfactorily in total development, while others have seemed disappointingly slow. Some groups have worked in almost perfect harmony while others have been in conflict. What dynamics were at work that contributed to successful grouping? What forces had retarded desirable growth? Much has been written recently about successful grouping of children. Enlightening evidences of good grouping practices have been reported. While some actual research studies have been conducted, most of the literature sampled reported opinions or individual suggestions for practice. The plan for this paper is to summarize the literature reviewed in the light of grouping according to the needs of children.
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Date Issued: 1953
Identifier: FSU_historic_ala1051
Format: Thesis

Title: Education for leisure time through the school curriculum which will meet the needs of our changing society.
Creator: Hughes, Wayne W., Strickland, Virgil E., Florida State University
Abstract/Description: The purpose of this paper is primarily that of determining what recreational needs exist today, what social changes have occurred to bring about these needs, what unit of society is most capable of taking the lead in meeting these needs, and what procedures may be adopted for meeting them. An interest in this subject has stemmed from observation of two main factors: (1) The existence of inadequate programs for meeting recreational needs in schools with which the writer has been associated,...
Show moreThe purpose of this paper is primarily that of determining what recreational needs exist today, what social changes have occurred to bring about these needs, what unit of society is most capable of taking the lead in meeting these needs, and what procedures may be adopted for meeting them. An interest in this subject has stemmed from observation of two main factors: (1) The existence of inadequate programs for meeting recreational needs in schools with which the writer has been associated, and (2) General indifference to or ignorance of the importance of educating for worthwhile use of leisure time.
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Date Issued: 1953
Identifier: FSU_historic_ALA4633
Format: Thesis

Title: The guidance program for Florida State University Demonstration School with particular reference to the influence of the Mooney Problem checklist.
Creator: Moates, Grady E., Florida State University
Abstract/Description: The problem of finding a suitable instrument for projecting, or influencing the projection of an organized guidance program for the Florida State University Demonstration School is an outgrowth of at least three areas of personal observation and experience of the writer. First, it is a generally accepted fact that students are either graduating or leaving schools each year, in every county of every State in the United States, without the benefit of proper guidance or plans for the future....
Show moreThe problem of finding a suitable instrument for projecting, or influencing the projection of an organized guidance program for the Florida State University Demonstration School is an outgrowth of at least three areas of personal observation and experience of the writer. First, it is a generally accepted fact that students are either graduating or leaving schools each year, in every county of every State in the United States, without the benefit of proper guidance or plans for the future. Second, as one who has taught in the public schools of this State, the writer is convinced that no individual can do a conscientious job of "teaching" unless he is an active, enthusiastic, and cooperative participant in an active, functioning guidance program within the school involved. Third, as a graduate student of the seminary and Florida State University, the writer is convinced of the need for a more adequate teacher-training program. This conversation has come about through studies in the field of education, wide reading and further study of professional opinion in the field of guidance, and observation of the "finished product" at work and as they express their ideas (?), attitudes (?) and philosophies (?) of education.
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Date Issued: 1950
Identifier: FSU_historic_ala4636
Format: Thesis

Title: An experiment in grouping for reading instruction in grades one and two.
Creator: Lawrence, Florence Augusta, Moon, Robert C., Florida State University
Abstract/Description: "Teaching reading to girls and boys with different levels of ability and various backgrounds is a challenging task for any teacher to face. This task becomes even more difficult when the class is composed of pupils in two grades under the same teacher. The purpose of this experiment is to show the need for, and the benefits derived from, group instruction in teaching reading to a first and second grade, in the same room, under the same teacher"--Chapter 1.
Date Issued: 1948
Identifier: FSU_historic_ala4642
Format: Thesis

Title: The responsibility of the principal in developing an instructional program to meet the needs of the community and the individual.
Creator: Howell, Harry, Dean, Harris William, Florida State University
Abstract/Description: In the frontier days of America, the school and the community supplemented one another. Frontier life as simple and the requirements for existence on the frontier were, more often than not, a strong back rather than a strong mind. The task of the school, therefore, was relatively simple. The school amply fulfilled its duties if it provided "Reading" with which one might read from the bible, "Ritin" so that simple letter might be written and records kept, and "Rithmetic" which could be used to...
Show moreIn the frontier days of America, the school and the community supplemented one another. Frontier life as simple and the requirements for existence on the frontier were, more often than not, a strong back rather than a strong mind. The task of the school, therefore, was relatively simple. The school amply fulfilled its duties if it provided "Reading" with which one might read from the bible, "Ritin" so that simple letter might be written and records kept, and "Rithmetic" which could be used to keep account and make measurements.
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Date Issued: 1959
Identifier: FSU_historic_ala4823
Format: Thesis

Title: The relationships between several parameters which may be used to represent atmospheric vortices.
Creator: DesJardins, Robert B., Gleeson, Thomas, Florida State University
Abstract/Description: "The study was restricted to cyclones which appeared over Europe for at least two consecutive days during 1950"--Page v. The statistical relationships between five parameters which may be used to represent an atmospheric vortex are studied. These parameters are: the central height, ?h, the space change of height, ?h, a size factor, D, the mean gradient, h, and the "gradient-area index", I. The primary purpose of the study is to determine the relationship between the central height and each of...
Show more"The study was restricted to cyclones which appeared over Europe for at least two consecutive days during 1950"--Page v. The statistical relationships between five parameters which may be used to represent an atmospheric vortex are studied. These parameters are: the central height, ?h, the space change of height, ?h, a size factor, D, the mean gradient, h, and the "gradient-area index", I. The primary purpose of the study is to determine the relationship between the central height and each of the other parameters. The study was restricted to cyclones which appeared over Europe for at least two consecutive days during 1950. All measurements were made on the 500-mb chart. Each parameter was evaluated for 263 cyclones and the 24-hr change of each parameter was computed for 208 cyclones. The methods used to evaluate each parameter are discussed. For each pair of parameters, linear correlation coefficients were computed from grouped data.
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Date Issued: 1954
Identifier: FSU_historic_ala5637
Format: Thesis

Title: A study of aspects of the Duval County Secondary Art Resource Program of the school year, 1960-1961.
Creator: Benbow, Charles Clarence, Schwartz, Julia B., Florida State University
Abstract/Description: This is a report of a study of a new service added to the instructional program in Art in the secondary school system of Duval County, Florida, under the auspices of the County Art Supervisor. The period covered by the study was the first eighteen weeks of the school year 1960-1961. Specifically, it concerns the work of an art teacher employed to serve in a resource capacity for teachers of any subject area other than art, in any white secondary school in the county.
Date Issued: 1961
Identifier: FSU_historic_ala7359
Format: Thesis

Title: Better public relations for our schools.
Creator: McGehee, Robert Y., Dean, Harris Williams, Florida State University
Abstract/Description: This study was made with the particular emphasis on the part that public relations should play in the education of children in the schools of today.
Date Issued: 1949
Identifier: FSU_historic_ala7541
Format: Thesis

Title: Music literature for combined high school vocal and instrumental groups.
Creator: Boyer, Richard Landes, Housewright, Wiley L., Florida State University
Abstract/Description: The history of music education in America shows that a variety of activities have been, and still are, included in the public school music program. The emphasis which has been placed on the various media of music in the schools has shifted from time to time, just has the concepts of general education have changed. At one time the important thing in teaching music was teaching singing; the music class became, in fact, a "singing class." A little later orchestras became a prominent part of the...
Show moreThe history of music education in America shows that a variety of activities have been, and still are, included in the public school music program. The emphasis which has been placed on the various media of music in the schools has shifted from time to time, just has the concepts of general education have changed. At one time the important thing in teaching music was teaching singing; the music class became, in fact, a "singing class." A little later orchestras became a prominent part of the music education program. Still later a great emphasis was placed upon brass bands. As the instrumental program became stronger and more active the vocal program seemed to be forced somewhat into the background. Just at the time the proponents of vocal music were beginning to bewail their fate, a new interest began to develop in the music education program, that being an interest in "a capella" choirs. Today our schools have been able to coordinate the work of the various media into a well balanced program of music education-- one which affords opportunities in both instrumental and vocal music.
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Date Issued: 1955
Identifier: FSU_historic_ALA7560
Format: Thesis

Title: Actual receipts and expenditures in public education for Escambia County, Florida from 1944 through 1950.
Creator: Bragg, Sam M., Dean, Harris Williams, Florida State University
Abstract/Description: The author has made this study of the actual receipts and expenditures in public education for Escambia County, Florida for two main reasons. First, to gain a clearer insight into the financing of education in this county, and to learn more about the sources of income that are used for the operation of the public schools in the county and to see what portion of these incomes are actually spent for each of the services rendered by the school system. Second, to compare the amounts contributed...
Show moreThe author has made this study of the actual receipts and expenditures in public education for Escambia County, Florida for two main reasons. First, to gain a clearer insight into the financing of education in this county, and to learn more about the sources of income that are used for the operation of the public schools in the county and to see what portion of these incomes are actually spent for each of the services rendered by the school system. Second, to compare the amounts contributed by the State of Florida to the schools of the county before and after the adoption of the Minimum Foundation Program for Education in Florida, and to study some of the services rendered by the county school system before and after the program was instituted.
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Date Issued: 1952
Identifier: FSU_historic_ALA7573
Format: Thesis

Title: Developing word attack skills.
Creator: Crawford, Cornelia, Edwards, W., Florida State University
Abstract/Description: In our culture today so much depends upon one being able to understand what is happening inthe community and also the larger units of society. Much of this understanding is gained through one's reading ability. It is the responsibility of the school to give the child certain skills and techniques in reading in order that he may make the maximum personal growth, thus enabling him to make a worthwhile contribution in our democratic way of life. The writer feels that one's ability to read is one...
Show moreIn our culture today so much depends upon one being able to understand what is happening inthe community and also the larger units of society. Much of this understanding is gained through one's reading ability. It is the responsibility of the school to give the child certain skills and techniques in reading in order that he may make the maximum personal growth, thus enabling him to make a worthwhile contribution in our democratic way of life. The writer feels that one's ability to read is one of the most important, if the the most important, tool in every phase of development. Each teacher should recognize that definite instruction in word attack and word meanings must be given continuously if one is to attain this satisfying stage in one's growth.
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Date Issued: 1949
Identifier: FSU_historic_ala7579
Format: Thesis

Title: Supervision for Bay County, Florida: A tentative plan for surveying and improving the conditions conductive to effective learning.
Creator: Grant, Arabelle Joyner, Eyman, Ralph Lee, Florida State University
Abstract/Description: "An overview of the history and actual practice of supervision in Bay County [Florida], to attempt to state the present point of view and philosophy underlying the supervisory practices, and to formulate and present some definite plans for improvement. This study shall be limited to those phases of the Supervisor's activities which deal with the elementary schools serving the white population of Bay County"--Page 1.
Date Issued: 1944
Identifier: FSU_historic_ALA7590
Format: Thesis

Title: Some phases of organization and administration for Bay County, Florida: An Elementary Supervisor's overview of accomplishments for the year 1943-44 and tentative plans for further development and improvement.
Creator: Grant, Arabelle Joyner, Eyman, Ralph Lee, Florida State University
Abstract/Description: The purpose of this study is to deal specifically with three administrative problems which were in outstanding need of improvement in Bay County in September 1943. These problems concerned the management of textbooks, libraries, and lunchrooms. In dealing with each of these problems, a survey of the situation in September, 1943, will be presented first, then a study of accomplishments for the 1943-1944 term, and lastly tentative plans for further development and improvement.
Date Issued: 1944
Identifier: FSU_historic_ALA7598
Format: Thesis

Title: A two year study of speech instruction of a group of children in Jackson Heights School.
Creator: Crawford, Alice Rebecca, Moon, Robert C., Florida State University
Abstract/Description: Speech is the most common and the most fundamental tool used for communication. It has done more for man's progress than any other single factor. Yet this high development of man has been relatively ignored, and for generations speech instruction has been partially neglected in the elementary schools.
Date Issued: 1949
Identifier: FSU_historic_ala7614
Format: Thesis

Title: Public school organization on a county-wide level.
Creator: Boland, Ardney James, Dean, Harris Williams, Florida State University
Abstract/Description: According to the laws of Florida, the county is the unit for the organization and administration of schools. The Constitution of Florida requires the Legislature to provide for the election for a term of four years of a County Superintendent of Public Instruction. The laws also provide for the election for four-year terms of five members of the Board of Education and for three members of the Board of Trustees. Other county school personnel are appointed.
Date Issued: 1948
Identifier: FSU_historic_ala8038
Format: Thesis

Title: Iterative methods for the solution of linear equations.
Creator: Bender, Stanley R., McCarthy, Paul J., Florida State University
Abstract/Description: The numerical solutions of many types of problems are generally obtained by solving approximating linear algebraic systems. Moreover, in solving a nonlinear problem, one may replace it by a sequence of linear systems providing progressively improved approximations. For the study of these linear systems of equations a geometric terminology with the compact symbolism of vectors and matrices is useful. A resume of the basic principles of higher algebra necessary for the development of the...
Show moreThe numerical solutions of many types of problems are generally obtained by solving approximating linear algebraic systems. Moreover, in solving a nonlinear problem, one may replace it by a sequence of linear systems providing progressively improved approximations. For the study of these linear systems of equations a geometric terminology with the compact symbolism of vectors and matrices is useful. A resume of the basic principles of higher algebra necessary for the development of the material to follow is therefore included.
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Date Issued: 1958
Identifier: FSU_historic_ALA8160
Format: Thesis

Title: Some evaluations of Taylor County schools from the point of view of the layman.
Creator: McRae, Thomas E., Dean, Harris William, Florida State University
Abstract/Description: The impetus of this paper is a survey conducted in Taylor County, Florida, by the writer. The survey was more extensive than intensive; for example, fifty people were submitted a questionnaire containing five questions; and were chosen at random to represent a cross section of the people of the county. Several professional people, laborers, housewives, filling station operators are typical examples of people applying to the survey. The five questions or statements submitted pertained to...
Show moreThe impetus of this paper is a survey conducted in Taylor County, Florida, by the writer. The survey was more extensive than intensive; for example, fifty people were submitted a questionnaire containing five questions; and were chosen at random to represent a cross section of the people of the county. Several professional people, laborers, housewives, filling station operators are typical examples of people applying to the survey. The five questions or statements submitted pertained to Taylor County schools.
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Date Issued: 1955
Identifier: FSU_historic_alb4124
Format: Thesis

Title: An analysis of the idea of cooperative planning in the elementary school.
Creator: Mears, John M., Dean, Harris William, Florida State University
Abstract/Description: In this study the writer intends to examine the literature on the purposes of the school and society as they are served by cooperative planning, select some of the best that has been said in regards to cooperative planing and to point up pathways to future growth through cooperative planning.
Date Issued: 1950
Identifier: FSU_historic_alb4235
Format: Thesis

Title: A study of expected rainfall for selected stations in the state of Florida.
Creator: Aiken, Marie Elizabeth, Babcock, LeRoy, Florida State University
Abstract/Description: It is the purpose of this investigation to determine the amount of rain fall to be expected in various areas of the State of Florida. To date there are no published papers which are concerned with this aspect of rain fall in the state. Although this study is mainly concerned with the amount of rain fall which may be expected at ten per cent intervals throughout the state, it is probable that it has many ramifications which will be of value in other phases of water research. In speaking of the...
Show moreIt is the purpose of this investigation to determine the amount of rain fall to be expected in various areas of the State of Florida. To date there are no published papers which are concerned with this aspect of rain fall in the state. Although this study is mainly concerned with the amount of rain fall which may be expected at ten per cent intervals throughout the state, it is probable that it has many ramifications which will be of value in other phases of water research. In speaking of the ten per cent intervals of time we are actually dealing with percentages of the total time. Hence, 25 years out of 50 years should not be construed to mean the next 25 years out of the next 50 years.
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Date Issued: 1949
Identifier: FSU_historic_akw1790
Format: Thesis

Title: Reports and pupil promotion.
Creator: Mason, Avonelle Tallman, Eyman, Ralph Lee, Florida State University
Abstract/Description: It is the purpose of this paper to discuss the present types of report cards and pupil promotion forms; to study carefully their advantages and disadvantages, evaluate them, and give a suggested policy that might better suit the schools and society.
Date Issued: 1946
Identifier: FSU_historic_akw1793
Format: Thesis

Title: A follow-up study of graduates from Lakeland High School.
Creator: McIntyre, Maxine, Murray, Stewart, Florida State University
Abstract/Description: Among the evidences of a successful school program is its power to reduce probable failures and increase the proportion of success among graduates in their past school careers. Therefore, it is the responsibility of the school personnel to make continuous checks on the changing needs of boys and girls and to offer opportunities for growth and development according to their individual needs.
Date Issued: 1952
Identifier: FSU_historic_akw1796
Format: Thesis

Title: A study of the changing objectives of the social studies in Saskatchewan and certain related problems of instruction.
Creator: Covell, Harold Manfred, Swearingen, Mildred E., Florida State University
Abstract/Description: The social studies, in some form, has had a significant part in the curricula of our schools almost from the beginning of public education. Today, the social studies is conceived as having certain primary functions in relation to the total school program. The social studies affords social experiences, both direct and vicarious, for children. Through the acquisition of these social experiences it is hoped that the participant will learn skills, techniques, and procedures that can be applied to...
Show moreThe social studies, in some form, has had a significant part in the curricula of our schools almost from the beginning of public education. Today, the social studies is conceived as having certain primary functions in relation to the total school program. The social studies affords social experiences, both direct and vicarious, for children. Through the acquisition of these social experiences it is hoped that the participant will learn skills, techniques, and procedures that can be applied to subsequent situations. The study skills of reading and writing are important outcomes of social studies instruction but they should be the foundations for the more valuable skills necessary for carrying on human relations.
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Date Issued: 1954
Identifier: FSU_historic_akw1797
Format: Thesis

Title: Improving the teaching of arithmetic in the elementary schools.
Creator: Lanier, Martha T., Black, Marian W., Florida State University
Abstract/Description: Arithmetic probably causes more unhappiness among elementary school children than any other subject. Teachers, doubtless, experience a feeling of failure in this area of their work more than in any other undertaking. Many children and some teachers would be delighted to eliminate arithmetic from the program of the elementary school. In our technological society which requires a high degree of competence in mathematics, this step is not the solution to the problem. To one taking into...
Show moreArithmetic probably causes more unhappiness among elementary school children than any other subject. Teachers, doubtless, experience a feeling of failure in this area of their work more than in any other undertaking. Many children and some teachers would be delighted to eliminate arithmetic from the program of the elementary school. In our technological society which requires a high degree of competence in mathematics, this step is not the solution to the problem. To one taking into consideration the usefulness of arithmetic in the lives of young children, it is evident that children must be given an opportunity to succeed in this endeavor; that it should be related to the everyday experiences of children; and that it should be taught meaningfully.
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Date Issued: 1956
Identifier: FSU_historic_akw1799
Format: Thesis

Title: The piano as an aid to teaching instrumental music.
Creator: King, James Gordon, Briggs, Robert L., Florida State University
Abstract/Description: The modern music educator is constantly working to improve his methods of teaching in the public schools. Whatever his principal interest may be or wherever his principal ability may lie he desires to remain cognizant of the activities of those who are working alongside him in the system of public education. This same teacher is as much interested in the choral program if he is an instrumentalist as would the choral teacher be in the band or orchestra program of the school in which he is...
Show moreThe modern music educator is constantly working to improve his methods of teaching in the public schools. Whatever his principal interest may be or wherever his principal ability may lie he desires to remain cognizant of the activities of those who are working alongside him in the system of public education. This same teacher is as much interested in the choral program if he is an instrumentalist as would the choral teacher be in the band or orchestra program of the school in which he is teaching.
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Date Issued: 1955
Identifier: FSU_historic_akw1805
Format: Thesis

Title: The development of the instructional program in Broward County, Florida.
Creator: Dichtenmueller, Ruth T., Edwards, W., Florida State University
Abstract/Description: This paper concerns the development of the instructional program in Broward County, Florida, from 1941 to the present. The purposes of the paper are, briefly, as follows: (1) to give the reader a general knowledge of the manner in which the instructional program has developed, (2) to trace the history and functions of the supervisory program since its initiation in the county, (3) to give a statement of the philosophy underlying the instructional program, (4) to reveal county-wide practices...
Show moreThis paper concerns the development of the instructional program in Broward County, Florida, from 1941 to the present. The purposes of the paper are, briefly, as follows: (1) to give the reader a general knowledge of the manner in which the instructional program has developed, (2) to trace the history and functions of the supervisory program since its initiation in the county, (3) to give a statement of the philosophy underlying the instructional program, (4) to reveal county-wide practices as these affect the improvement of instruction, ( 5 ) partially, to evaluate the effectiveness of the instructional program in the light of prevailing nation-wide practices, and (6) to make recommendations for next steps in the improvement.
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Date Issued: 1949
Identifier: FSU_historic_akw1809
Format: Thesis

Title: The use of field trips as an instructional technique in education.
Creator: Beadal, Felix P., Lawler, Eugene S., Florida State University
Abstract/Description: Some arbitrary limitation of this subject has been found necessary in order to keep the discussion of field trip within reasonable bounds. In this study the field trip is used interchangeably with excursion and school journey. American writers seem to prefer the use of the term excursion while the British and German writers use the term school journey. This is attributed to the fact that Continental trips are of much longer duration. This writer prefers the simple term trip. To him excursion...
Show moreSome arbitrary limitation of this subject has been found necessary in order to keep the discussion of field trip within reasonable bounds. In this study the field trip is used interchangeably with excursion and school journey. American writers seem to prefer the use of the term excursion while the British and German writers use the term school journey. This is attributed to the fact that Continental trips are of much longer duration. This writer prefers the simple term trip. To him excursion places the emphasis on enjoyment. Truly, a school trip can be an enjoyable as well as an intellectually, socially, and emotionally profitable experience; still he feels that the primary function of an educational field trip is not pleasure.
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Date Issued: 1952
Identifier: FSU_historic_akw1813
Format: Thesis

Title: An analysis of selected contemporary fiction dealing with Negro-White relations.
Creator: Anderson, Sidney E., Burton, Dwight L., Florida State University
Abstract/Description: The purpose of this paper is to analyze twelve contemporary fiction books dealing with Negro-white relationships and to draw tentative conclusions as to their influence for better understanding between the white Southerner and the Negro. The danger of unchecked prejudice and discrimination cannot be minimized or ignored in the South today. On the contrary there is a desperate urgency, a frantic need for abatement of the seemingly headlong plunge toward the chasm created by the 1954 and 1955...
Show moreThe purpose of this paper is to analyze twelve contemporary fiction books dealing with Negro-white relationships and to draw tentative conclusions as to their influence for better understanding between the white Southerner and the Negro. The danger of unchecked prejudice and discrimination cannot be minimized or ignored in the South today. On the contrary there is a desperate urgency, a frantic need for abatement of the seemingly headlong plunge toward the chasm created by the 1954 and 1955 Supreme Court decisions in the public school segregation cases.
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Date Issued: 1956
Identifier: FSU_historic_akw1814
Format: Thesis

Title: A study of drop-outs at Bainbridge High School, Bainbridge, Georgia, for years 1948-1952.
Creator: Entrekin, Vachel K., Florida State University
Abstract/Description: In view of the belief that "education should be provided for all youth" in America the problem of why pupils leave high school before graduation is one of considerable concern. The proportions of this problem are indicated by the fact that between 25 and 30 per cent of youth of high school age are not in school, and further that of those who enroll in the fifth grade of the elementary school approximately 50 percent fail to complete high school. The purpose of this study is to investigate the...
Show moreIn view of the belief that "education should be provided for all youth" in America the problem of why pupils leave high school before graduation is one of considerable concern. The proportions of this problem are indicated by the fact that between 25 and 30 per cent of youth of high school age are not in school, and further that of those who enroll in the fifth grade of the elementary school approximately 50 percent fail to complete high school. The purpose of this study is to investigate the literature with respect to the facts concerning the drop-out problem generally, and specifically to determine the extent of the problem, and the causes given by the pupils for dropping out before graduation in the Bainbridge High School at Bainbridge, Georgia. Suggestions will be made for improving school practices to reduce the drop-out rate.
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Date Issued: 1953
Identifier: FSU_historic_AKW1815
Format: Thesis

Title: A study of certain factors influencing behavior of junior high school pupils.
Creator: Price, Corinne H., Moon, Robert C., Florida State University
Abstract/Description: Human behavior has always been of interest to man. Through the ages he has observed, studied and tried to explain in various ways the conduct of his fellowman. We now interpret the fables, myths and proverbs that have been handed down through history as accumulated wisdom, concerning man's behavior. While man has always been interested in behavior, it has only been in the past few decades that the social sciences have turned to the study of child behavior. We as teachers are especially...
Show moreHuman behavior has always been of interest to man. Through the ages he has observed, studied and tried to explain in various ways the conduct of his fellowman. We now interpret the fables, myths and proverbs that have been handed down through history as accumulated wisdom, concerning man's behavior. While man has always been interested in behavior, it has only been in the past few decades that the social sciences have turned to the study of child behavior. We as teachers are especially interested in the reasons for delinquency, truancy, and the other types of behavior problems observed in the classrooms that hinder learning. It was previously felt that any deviation from normal on the part of the child was a necessary evil to be endured until he outgrew it. It is now known that there is some underlying cause for this behavior that probably had its beginning in infancy and has continued on through the child's development. If it is not corrected it may go on into adulthood. Until very recently the study of behavior was started with problem cases, and worked back to infancy, instead of beginning the study from the time of infancy and continuing through the process of the development of the child. This study made by the different sciences has enabled the teacher to gain some knowledge for the causes of the behavior found in the classroom.
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Date Issued: 1949
Identifier: FSU_historic_akw1818
Format: Thesis

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