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"...Pray Ye"- Crawfordville Road Baptist Mission of First Baptist Church
Title
"...Pray Ye"- Crawfordville Road Baptist Mission of First Baptist Church.
Creator
First Baptist Church of Tallahassee
Date Issued
1959-03-15
Identifier
FSU_FBCTLH_03151959a
Format
Document (PDF)
“A Vacation with Music” brochure for Summer Music Camp, 1953
Title
“A Vacation with Music” brochure for Summer Music Camp, 1953.
Creator
Florida State University
Date Issued
1956
Identifier
FSU_HUA2007_031_B1815_F06
Format
Document (PDF)
"All Hands" Meeting
Title
"All Hands" Meeting.
Creator
Deep-C Consortium
Date Issued
2012-08-21, 2012-08-22
Identifier
FSU_HPUA_2015_038_AllHandsAug_003
Format
Document (PDF)
"All Hands" Meeting: Tentative Agenda
Title
"All Hands" Meeting: Tentative Agenda.
Creator
Deep-C Consortium
Date Issued
2013-09-10, 2013-09-11
Identifier
FSU_HPUA_2015_038_Agenda_002
Format
Document (PDF)
"All Hands" Synthesis & Planning Workshop: Agenda
Title
"All Hands" Synthesis & Planning Workshop: Agenda.
Creator
Deep-C Consortium
Date Issued
2013-02-27, 2013-02-28
Identifier
FSU_HPUA_2015_038_Agenda_001
Format
Document (PDF)
"And Ye Visited Me" Spotlighting the Census - Crawfordville Road Baptist Mission of First Baptist Church
Title
"And Ye Visited Me" Spotlighting the Census - Crawfordville Road Baptist Mission of First Baptist Church.
Creator
First Baptist Church of Tallahassee
Date Issued
1959-02-22
Identifier
FSU_FBCTLH_02221959a
Format
Document (PDF)
"Back to Methuselah" (January 16, 1958)
Title
"Back to Methuselah" (January 16, 1958).
Creator
Florida State University
Date Issued
1958
Identifier
2708266, FSDT2708266, fsu:522
Format
Document (PDF)
"Celebrate the Mission of Christ" 1981 Mission Education Recognition
Title
"Celebrate the Mission of Christ" 1981 Mission Education Recognition.
Creator
First Baptist Church of Tallahassee
Date Issued
1981-05-17
Identifier
FSU_FBCTLH_05171981
Format
Document (PDF)
"Celebrating the Past....Committed to the Future"
Title
"Celebrating the Past....Committed to the Future".
Creator
First Baptist Church of Tallahassee
Date Issued
1974-11-10
Identifier
FSU_FBCTLH_11101974
Format
Document (PDF)
The "Chastoiement" and the "Decameron": Rhetorical "examples" of vernacularization
Title
The "Chastoiement" and the "Decameron": Rhetorical "examples" of vernacularization.
Creator
Roman, Marco David., Florida State University
Abstract/Description
Some of the greatest names in medieval literature, Chretien de Troyes, Jean de Meun, Brunetto Latini, and Chaucer, to name a few, proudly include their vernacular adaptations of popular Latin sources within the corpus of their literary work. Yet, as Peter Dembowski points out, critics have paid little attention to the actual mechanics involved in the vernacularization practices. While the common medieval literary processes of auctoritas, translatio, and conjointure linked by Karl D. Uitti to...
Show moreSome of the greatest names in medieval literature, Chretien de Troyes, Jean de Meun, Brunetto Latini, and Chaucer, to name a few, proudly include their vernacular adaptations of popular Latin sources within the corpus of their literary work. Yet, as Peter Dembowski points out, critics have paid little attention to the actual mechanics involved in the vernacularization practices. While the common medieval literary processes of auctoritas, translatio, and conjointure linked by Karl D. Uitti to the development of courtly vernacular literature are known to function in the transference of source texts to the vernacular, the role of rhetoric, an aspect of the conjointure process, has as yet remained unexplored., Taking as its study the popular Latin tale collection, the Disciplina clericalis which appeared as a common source in almost all the vernacular literatures of Western Europe and which enjoyed a tremendous popularity throughout the Middle Ages, this study analyzes how one French vernacularized tale collection, the anonymous thirteenth-century Chastoiement d'un pere a son fils and the Decameron recast through rhetorical manipulation three of the tales found in the Disciplina., The two prologues of the vernacularizations reveal the outline of a specific rhetorical scheme employed by the vernacularizer in the "adaptation" of the individual tales. Each of the clerks chooses the rhetorical method of argumentation best suited to his purpose. The tales present themselves as the elaborations of one part of the particular rhetorical scheme chosen by the clerk. Thus, rhetorical training not only aides the medieval clerk in the embellishment of the material but also serves him in the "translation" of the material to the new audience. Just as the development of courtly literature depended on the scholastic practices of the interdependent literary processes of auctoritas, translatio, and conjointure, so too the establishment of "bourgeois" literature relied on these same procedures as exercised by the clerks of the courtly tradition. Through these processes and rhetorical techniques, the clerks produced works in the vernacular that took their place next to the source texts.
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Date Issued
1993, 1993
Identifier
AAI9402511, 3088188, FSDT3088188, fsu:76995
Format
Document (PDF)
"German Militarism: Myth or Menace"
Title
"German Militarism: Myth or Menace".
Creator
FSU Dept. of History, Phi Alpha Theta, Delta Chapter
Date Issued
March 29, 1955
Identifier
2707695, FSDT2707695, fsu:383
Format
Document (PDF)
"Go Forward," Florida Woman's Christian Temperance Union, Fifty-Fifth Annual Convention
Title
"Go Forward," Florida Woman's Christian Temperance Union, Fifty-Fifth Annual Convention.
Creator
First Baptist Church of Tallahassee
Date Issued
1938/10/11-1938/10/14
Identifier
FSU_FBCTLH_10141938
Format
Document (PDF)
"Gymkana Presents: Aloha!" (November 12-17, 1956)
Title
"Gymkana Presents: Aloha!" (November 12-17, 1956).
Creator
Florida State University
Date Issued
1956
Identifier
2708283, FSDT2708283, fsu:538
Format
Document (PDF)
THE "HOLY EXPERIMENT": AN EXAMINATION OF THE INFLUENCE OF THE SOCIETY OF FRIENDS UPON THE DEVELOPMENT AND EVOLUTION OF AMERICAN CORRECTIONAL PHILOSOPHY (QUAKERS, RENAL, PRISON REFORM)
Title
THE "HOLY EXPERIMENT": AN EXAMINATION OF THE INFLUENCE OF THE SOCIETY OF FRIENDS UPON THE DEVELOPMENT AND EVOLUTION OF AMERICAN CORRECTIONAL PHILOSOPHY (QUAKERS, RENAL, PRISON REFORM).
Creator
CROMWELL, PAUL FRANK., Florida State University
Abstract/Description
The Quaker era in American corrections is traditionally characterized in criminological literature as the brief experiment with substitution of imprisonment for the sanguinary corporal and capital punishments of England and the other colonies by William Penn in 1682, and as the subsequent rebirth of the philosophy by Philadelphia Quakers between 1790-1840., The premise underlying this research is that the origin and evolution of American correctional philosophy cannot be fully and accurately...
Show moreThe Quaker era in American corrections is traditionally characterized in criminological literature as the brief experiment with substitution of imprisonment for the sanguinary corporal and capital punishments of England and the other colonies by William Penn in 1682, and as the subsequent rebirth of the philosophy by Philadelphia Quakers between 1790-1840., The premise underlying this research is that the origin and evolution of American correctional philosophy cannot be fully and accurately understood from any perspective that limits the Quaker influence to early periods of American history. The study elaborates the direct and indirect influence of a Quaker social reform movement which began in Europe in 1670 and continues today as a vital and viable force behind correctional public policy in the United States. Although the strength and impact of the Quaker social reform movement, the "holy experiment," as William Penn termed it, has waxed and waned over the past three centuries, the efforts of the Society of Friends to attain social justice in correctional reform has been a continuous social reform movement., The present research interprets the Quaker correctional reforms in America as a single social movement which evolved in distinct stages over a period of three hundred years. The theoretical frame of reference is a social contextual perspective, which considers the events in the social, political and economic context of the time., The evolution of the American correctional philosophy can be seen as a single, extended social movement which began with the Quaker persecution in Europe and the subsequent migration to America; evolved into an utopian effort to establish a new and better means of dealing with the criminal; and, further developed into a reform effort, diffusing the gospel of the "penitentiary" and the new "prison discipline." Its basic philosophy remained for the next one hundred years the foundation of American correctional policy, only to be reexamined in the mid-twentieth century and found wanting by the same reformers who established it, and the struggle for reform began again.
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Date Issued
1986, 1986
Identifier
AAI8612198, 3086301, FSDT3086301, fsu:75784
Format
Document (PDF)
"Information Pleas!" (1951)
Title
"Information Pleas!" (1951).
Creator
FSU School of Library Training and Service
Date Issued
Summer 1951
Identifier
2707726, FSDT2707726, fsu:399
Format
Document (PDF)
"Information Pleas!" (1954)
Title
"Information Pleas!" (1954).
Creator
FSU Library School
Date Issued
Summer School 1954
Identifier
2707723, FSDT2707723, fsu:397
Format
Document (PDF)
THE "INNER GAME" APPROACH TO MOTOR SKILL LEARNING AND PERFORMANCE: AN INVESTIGATION INTO A SUGGESTED SUBCONSCIOUS MOTOR MECHANISM
Title
THE "INNER GAME" APPROACH TO MOTOR SKILL LEARNING AND PERFORMANCE: AN INVESTIGATION INTO A SUGGESTED SUBCONSCIOUS MOTOR MECHANISM.
Creator
AUSTIN, JEFFREY STEWART., Florida State University
Abstract/Description
The "inner game" approach to skill acquisition and performance as presented by Gallwey was investigated in this study. His ideas were transposed into a working model which, in turn, formed the basis for all hypotheses in this study. Performance on an electronic video game was measured across two levels of "inner game" cueing, three levels of conscious attention blocking, and control, for both novice and advanced skill levels. A total of 120 subjects was utilized (72 male; 48 female). A...
Show moreThe "inner game" approach to skill acquisition and performance as presented by Gallwey was investigated in this study. His ideas were transposed into a working model which, in turn, formed the basis for all hypotheses in this study. Performance on an electronic video game was measured across two levels of "inner game" cueing, three levels of conscious attention blocking, and control, for both novice and advanced skill levels. A total of 120 subjects was utilized (72 male; 48 female). A preliminary test on the experimental apparatus (electronic video game) was used to determine skill level. Subjects were then assigned to groups (N = 10) by random stratification based on sex., Data in this study suggest that under certain dual processing conditions, learning and performance are facilitated. The cueing method advocated by Gallwey was effective in both the novice (learning) and advanced (performing) groups. However, all aspects of the working model are not supported in this study. Nevertheless, those groups that functioned with a secondary task designd to block conscious attention performed as well as control subjects., The approach presented by Gallwey, while in need of further exploration, may be considered a viable instructional strategy. The results are discussed in relation to previous findings reported in the motor learning literature.
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Date Issued
1981, 1981
Identifier
AAI8201611, 3085091, FSDT3085091, fsu:74589
Format
Document (PDF)
"Journalism and You" pamphlet
Title
"Journalism and You" pamphlet.
Creator
FSU School of Journalism
Date Issued
1954
Identifier
2708036, FSDT2708036, fsu:428
Format
Document (PDF)
"No Time for Sergeants" program (February 14, 1958)
Title
"No Time for Sergeants" program (February 14, 1958).
Creator
Florida State University
Date Issued
1958
Identifier
2708255, FSDT2708255, fsu:511
Format
Document (PDF)
The "noble experiment" in Tampa: A study of prohibition in urban America
Title
The "noble experiment" in Tampa: A study of prohibition in urban America.
Creator
Alduino, Frank William., Florida State University
Abstract/Description
Prohibition sprang forth from the Progressive Era--the widespread reform movement that swept across the United States at the turn of the century. Responding to the dramatic changes in American society since the end of the Civil War, the Progressive movement encompassed a wide array of individuals and groups advocating a far-reaching program of economic, political, and social reform. For over forty years temperance zealots strived to impose their values on the whole of American society,...
Show moreProhibition sprang forth from the Progressive Era--the widespread reform movement that swept across the United States at the turn of the century. Responding to the dramatic changes in American society since the end of the Civil War, the Progressive movement encompassed a wide array of individuals and groups advocating a far-reaching program of economic, political, and social reform. For over forty years temperance zealots strived to impose their values on the whole of American society, particularly on the rapidly expanding immigrant population. These alien newcomers epitomized the transformation of the country from rural to urban, from agricultural to industrial., Rapidly-expanding urban centers were often the battleground between prohibitionists and supporters of the whiskey traffic. European immigrants, retaining their traditional values, gravitated to metropolitan areas such as Boston, New York, and Chicago. With the opening of the cigar industry in the mid-1880s, Tampa, Florida also began attracting large numbers of immigrants. Because of its pluralistic composition, the city might serve as a microcosm of the national struggle between the "wet" and "dry" forces., Using newspapers, oral interviews, and other primary materials, this study traces the various aspects of the prohibition movement in the city of Tampa. In addition, it details other peripheral areas associated with the advent of the Eighteenth Amendment including the drug and alien trades. Finally, this study examines the lengthy efforts to repeal the "Noble Experiment" and return legalized drinking back to Tampa.
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Date Issued
1989, 1989
Identifier
AAI8915736, 3161760, FSDT3161760, fsu:77959
Format
Document (PDF)
THE "OLD SUMPTER HERO": A BIOGRAPHY OF MAJOR-GENERAL ABNER DOUBLEDAY
Title
THE "OLD SUMPTER HERO": A BIOGRAPHY OF MAJOR-GENERAL ABNER DOUBLEDAY.
Creator
RAMSEY, DAVID MORGAN., The Florida State University
Abstract/Description
Abner Doubleday was an unusual and often a controversial person. Born into a family staunchly supporting Andrew Jackson, Doubleday reflected the determined Unionist position of the strong-willed president. Abner's attitude towards the Union was later vividly demonstrated at Fort Sumter. A mediocre career at West Point illustrated Doubleday's lack of desire to excel although he possessed the ability to do so. The controversy over the origin of baseball, although Doubleday was never directly...
Show moreAbner Doubleday was an unusual and often a controversial person. Born into a family staunchly supporting Andrew Jackson, Doubleday reflected the determined Unionist position of the strong-willed president. Abner's attitude towards the Union was later vividly demonstrated at Fort Sumter. A mediocre career at West Point illustrated Doubleday's lack of desire to excel although he possessed the ability to do so. The controversy over the origin of baseball, although Doubleday was never directly involved in the question, was the first of several controversies with which Abner Doubleday's name is associated., Doubleday never seemed satisfied with his early life. In his papers he continually referred to people, prominent in later years, which he knew. While serving in the Mexican War, Doubleday continually felt the need to relate the dangerous situations in which he was placed. He seemed to want to demonstrate his personal responsibilities, which while actually meager, he viewed as of supreme importance. Doubleday apparently wanted to be a famous, bold cavalier, but realized he failed to accomplish his objective and stressed his "noble" deeds., Doubleday loved large cities and the benefits they offered a person. He liked being in the right social circles and enjoyed the "good life." By 1852, while serving as a commissioner for the Senate, Doubleday had come to despise Mexico and the Mexicans. By 1858, while serving in Florida, he disliked the inconveniences of chasing "savages." With secession in 1860 Doubleday no longer liked Charlestonians; later extending his revulsion to all Confederates., With the crisis at Sumter in 1861 Doubleday was greatly troubled. The affront to the United States government was almost more than he could bear. With the outbreak of the war, Doubleday was more than willing to fight the rebels. A dependable, if unspectacular soldier, Doubleday served well during the Civil War. While no one accused him of original thinking militarily, his men always fought well. Gettysburg was Doubleday's finest hour but became his final hour in the Civil War when he could not countenance serving under a junior officer., It seems strange that Doubleday served in the Freedmen's Bureau since his superior was none other than his old enemy from Gettysburg, O.O. Howard. Doubleday's service in California brought the controversy over the origin of the cable car. Retirement from the army in 1873 brought out several new qualities in Abner Doubleday. He wrote books, read French and Spanish literature, and became interested in the occult and became a believer in theosophy., Doubleday was a colorful figure in nineteenth century America. He was associated with several significant events in the growth of the nation. Doubleday represented, possibly to an extreme, the attitude of many American Unionists and supporters of Manifest Destiny. His commitment to a united nation is similar to Lincoln's attitude. Doubleday not only vocalized this sentiment, but, like Lincoln, was prepared to fight for his belief. Abner Doubleday was an intense American. He desired a strong, powerful United States and opposed those not supporting such a course.
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Date Issued
1980, 1980
Identifier
AAI8019606, 2989604, FSDT2989604, fsu:74111
Format
Document (PDF)
"On a Fullbright in Japan"
Title
"On a Fullbright in Japan".
Creator
FSU Dept. of History, Phi Alpha Theta, Delta Chapter
Date Issued
October 5, 1954
Identifier
2707696, FSDT2707696, fsu:384
Format
Document (PDF)
"Out of This World" (November 3-8, 1952)
Title
"Out of This World" (November 3-8, 1952).
Date Issued
1952
Identifier
2708286, FSDT2708286, fsu:541
Format
Document (PDF)
"Prepare the Way..."
Title
"Prepare the Way...".
Creator
First Baptist Church of Tallahassee
Date Issued
1995-12-24
Identifier
FSU_FBCTLH_12241995b
Format
Document (PDF)
"Prepare the Way..."
Title
"Prepare the Way...".
Creator
First Baptist Church of Tallahassee
Date Issued
1995-12-03
Identifier
FSU_FBCTLH_12031995a
Format
Document (PDF)
"Prepare the Way..."
Title
"Prepare the Way...".
Creator
First Baptist Church of Tallahassee
Date Issued
1995-12-10
Identifier
FSU_FBCTLH_12101995a
Format
Document (PDF)
"Program of Chamber Music Featuring Ernst von Dohnanyi, Composer" (March 29, 1951)
Title
"Program of Chamber Music Featuring Ernst von Dohnanyi, Composer" (March 29, 1951).
Creator
School of Music
Date Issued
1951
Identifier
2708089, FSDT2708089, fsu:458
Format
Document (PDF)
THE "SACRED HARP" SINGING GROUP AS AN INSTANCE OF NON-FORMAL EDUCATION
Title
THE "SACRED HARP" SINGING GROUP AS AN INSTANCE OF NON-FORMAL EDUCATION.
Creator
MITCHELL, HENRY CHESTERFIELD., The Florida State University
Date Issued
1976, 1976
Identifier
AAI7629464, 2988342, FSDT2988342, fsu:72849
Format
Document (PDF)
"Scenes from the Big Top" (May 1-3, 1952)
Title
"Scenes from the Big Top" (May 1-3, 1952).
Creator
Florida State University
Date Issued
1952
Identifier
2708275, FSDT2708275, fsu:531
Format
Document (PDF)
"Seein' is Believin'" (November 30-December 5, 1953)
Title
"Seein' is Believin'" (November 30-December 5, 1953).
Creator
Florida State University
Date Issued
1953
Identifier
2708287, FSDT2708287, fsu:542
Format
Document (PDF)
"Solisti di Zagreb" (October 26, 1956)
Title
"Solisti di Zagreb" (October 26, 1956).
Creator
Florida State University
Date Issued
1956
Identifier
2708262, FSDT2708262, fsu:518
Format
Document (PDF)
The "talk" of returning women graduate students: An ethnographic study of reality construction
Title
The "talk" of returning women graduate students: An ethnographic study of reality construction.
Creator
McKenna, Alexis Yvonne., Florida State University
Abstract/Description
This study looked at women's internal experience of graduate school. In particular, it focused on the experience of women returning full-time to graduate school after an extended time-out for careers and/or family. The questions examined were: (1) how do returning women "name and frame" their experience? (2) what, if any, is the relationship between the way the women "name and frame" their experience and their response to it? and, (3) what role does the researcher-as-interviewer play in the...
Show moreThis study looked at women's internal experience of graduate school. In particular, it focused on the experience of women returning full-time to graduate school after an extended time-out for careers and/or family. The questions examined were: (1) how do returning women "name and frame" their experience? (2) what, if any, is the relationship between the way the women "name and frame" their experience and their response to it? and, (3) what role does the researcher-as-interviewer play in the construction of the data?, Data were collected through a series of three ethnographic interviews with 12 returning women, ranging in age from 28 to 50. Two of the twelve women were single, two were widowed, seven were divorced and one was divorced and remarried. Eight of the women had children., Analysis of the data showed that returning women, as a group, "named and framed" their experience in terms of change. Some women wanted to change self-image or self-concept while others wanted to acquire a new set of skills or credentials. Individually, the women "named and framed" their experiences in terms of an internalized "meaning-making map" acquired in the family of origin but modified through adult experiences. This "map" told them who they were and what kind of a life they could have. It gave their "talk" and behavior a consistency that could be recognized; it could make life easier or harder. A woman who felt she must "prove" herself, for example, found graduate school more difficult than a woman who wanted to "work smart.", The researcher-as-interviewer influenced the construction of data through her presence as well as through the kinds of questions she asked. The women understood and gave meaning to their experiences through the process of explaining them to the interviewer. The insights gained through this process of "shared talk" influenced future action and decisions.
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Date Issued
1990, 1990
Identifier
AAI9024104, 3162005, FSDT3162005, fsu:78203
Format
Document (PDF)
"Thanks to our Heritage"
Title
"Thanks to our Heritage": Thanksgiving Saturday, Nov. 26 is a time to learn from whence we came….
Creator
Okaloosa County NOW
Identifier
FSU_MSS2008003_B18_F07_006
Format
Document (PDF)
"The Citizen Child, His Character Comes First"--Sixteenth Annual Short Course in Parent-Teacher Leadership (June 10-13, 1952)
Title
"The Citizen Child, His Character Comes First"--Sixteenth Annual Short Course in Parent-Teacher Leadership (June 10-13, 1952).
Creator
Florida State University
Date Issued
1952
Identifier
2708232, FSDT2708232, fsu:489
Format
Document (PDF)
"The Fledermaus", by the National Grass Roots Opera Company (November 11, 1957)
Title
"The Fledermaus", by the National Grass Roots Opera Company (November 11, 1957).
Creator
Florida State University
Date Issued
1957
Identifier
2708259, FSDT2708259, fsu:515
Format
Document (PDF)
"The Messiah" and "Amahl and the Night Visitors" (December 4, 1957)
Title
"The Messiah" and "Amahl and the Night Visitors" (December 4, 1957).
Creator
Florida State University
Date Issued
1957
Identifier
2708263, FSDT2708263, fsu:519
Format
Document (PDF)
"The New Deal Twenty Years After"
Title
"The New Deal Twenty Years After".
Creator
FSU Dept. of History, Phi Alpha Theta, Delta Chapter
Date Issued
May 3, 1955
Identifier
2707699, FSDT2707699, fsu:387
Format
Document (PDF)
"The Pageant of British Monarchy"
Title
"The Pageant of British Monarchy".
Creator
Phi Alpha Theta, Delta Chapter
Date Issued
February 25, 1954
Identifier
2707705, FSDT2707705, fsu:393
Format
Document (PDF)
"Toyland Capers" (November 29-December 4, 1954)
Title
"Toyland Capers" (November 29-December 4, 1954).
Creator
Florida State University
Date Issued
1954
Identifier
2708284, FSDT2708284, fsu:539
Format
Document (PDF)
"Truth Works" Making Right Choices
Title
"Truth Works" Making Right Choices.
Creator
First Baptist Church of Tallahassee
Date Issued
1996-06-02
Identifier
FSU_FBCTLH_06021996b
Format
Document (PDF)
"We are His Witnesses," Third Florida Baptist Training Union Associational Officers and Workers Conference
Title
"We are His Witnesses," Third Florida Baptist Training Union Associational Officers and Workers Conference.
Creator
First Baptist Church of Tallahassee
Date Issued
1938/04/19-1938/04/20
Identifier
FSU_FBCTLH_04201938
Format
Document (PDF)
"What Now: Legislatively, Organizationally, Locally"
Title
"What Now: Legislatively, Organizationally, Locally": Join the Okaloosa County National Organization for Women.
Creator
Okaloosa County NOW, Wilkinson, Diane
Abstract/Description
Invitation to join the Okaloosa County National Organization for Women
Identifier
FSU_MSS2008003_B18_F07_014
Format
Document (PDF)
“Would You Like to Go to Camp?” recreation camp flyer
Title
“Would You Like to Go to Camp?” recreation camp flyer.
Creator
Florida State University
Date Issued
1941-10-09
Identifier
FSU_HUA2017_014_S01_B034_F09_I01
Format
Document (PDF)
$10,000 Bond Frees Kidnap Suspects, Los Angeles Sentinel
Title
$10,000 Bond Frees Kidnap Suspects, Los Angeles Sentinel: Action By Jury Awaited.
Creator
American Negro Press
Date Issued
1955-10-06
Identifier
FSU_MSS2015_007_20180607_038
Format
Document (PDF)
THE 'PRESENT ETERNITE' OF 'TROILUS AND CRISEYDE.'
Title
THE 'PRESENT ETERNITE' OF 'TROILUS AND CRISEYDE.'.
Creator
LORRAH, JEAN., The Florida State University
Date Issued
1968, 1968
Identifier
AAI6911311, 2985871, FSDT2985871, fsu:70380
Format
Document (PDF)
THE (CARBON-12,BERYLLIUM-8) AND (CARBON-12,CARBON-12) REACTIONS ON EVEN CALCIUM ISOTOPES
Title
THE (CARBON-12,BERYLLIUM-8) AND (CARBON-12,CARBON-12) REACTIONS ON EVEN CALCIUM ISOTOPES.
Creator
MORGAN, GORDON REESE., The Florida State University
Date Issued
1975, 1975
Identifier
AAI7613821, 2988196, FSDT2988196, fsu:72703
Format
Document (PDF)
THE (CARBON-12,BERYLLIUM-8) AND (OXYGEN-16,BERYLLIUM-8) REACTIONS ON CARBON-12, OXYGEN-16, AND SILICON-28 NUCLEI
Title
THE (CARBON-12,BERYLLIUM-8) AND (OXYGEN-16,BERYLLIUM-8) REACTIONS ON CARBON-12, OXYGEN-16, AND SILICON-28 NUCLEI.
Creator
ARTZ, JERRY LEE., The Florida State University
Date Issued
1974, 1974
Identifier
AAI7418065, 2987599, FSDT2987599, fsu:72106
Format
Document (PDF)
(not his real name)
Title
(not his real name).
Creator
Lenhoff, Fred
Date Issued
1984
Identifier
159203, FSDT159203, fsu:18317
Format
Document (PDF)
(oxygen-16 + thorium-232) incomplete fusion followed by fission at 140 MeV
Title
(oxygen-16 + thorium-232) incomplete fusion followed by fission at 140 MeV.
Creator
Gavathas, Evangelos P., Florida State University
Abstract/Description
Cross sections for incomplete fusion followed by fission have been measured for the reaction ($\sp{16}$O + $\sp{232}$Th) at 140 MeV. In plane and out of plane measurements were made of cross sections for beamlike fragments in coincidence with fission fragments. The beamlike fragments were detected with the Florida State large acceptance Bragg curve spectrometer. The detector was position sensitive in the polar direction. The beamlike particles observed in coincidence with fission fragments...
Show moreCross sections for incomplete fusion followed by fission have been measured for the reaction ($\sp{16}$O + $\sp{232}$Th) at 140 MeV. In plane and out of plane measurements were made of cross sections for beamlike fragments in coincidence with fission fragments. The beamlike fragments were detected with the Florida State large acceptance Bragg curve spectrometer. The detector was position sensitive in the polar direction. The beamlike particles observed in coincidence with fission fragments were He, Li, Be, B, C, N and O. Fission fragments were detected by three surface barrier detectors using time of flight for particle identification. The reaction cross section due to incomplete fusion is 747 $\pm$ 112 mB, or 42% of the total fission cross section. The strongest incomplete fusion channels were the helium and carbon channels. The average transferred angular momentum for each incomplete fusion channel was calculated using the $Q\sb{opt}$ model of Wilczynski, and the angular correlation was calculated using the saddle point transition state model. The K distribution was determined from the Rotating Liquid Drop model. The theoretical angular distributions were fitted to the experimental angular distributions with the angular momentum J and the dealignment factor $\alpha\sb{o}$ as free parameters. The fitted parameter J was in excellent agreement with the $Q\sb{opt}$ model predictions. The conclusions of this study are that the incomplete fusion cross section is a large part of the total cross section, and that the saddle point transition state model adequately describes the observed angular correlations for fission following incomplete fusion.
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Date Issued
1993, 1993
Identifier
AAI9334278, 3088176, FSDT3088176, fsu:76983
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(re)making of Romaine Patterson: Matthew Shepard's friend as gay activist.
Title
The (re)making of Romaine Patterson: Matthew Shepard's friend as gay activist.
Creator
Dorety, Casey
Date Issued
2007-07-13
Identifier
160858, FSDT160858, fsu:19109
Format
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