The Konop Era 1923–1941, in A Century of Law at Notre Dame

The Konop Era 1923–1941 relates information about the advancement and growth of the Notre Dame Law School including: 1) acceptance into the Association of American Law Schools; 2) the founding of the Notre Dame Lawyer (now the Notre Dame Law Review; and 3) improved curriculum and admission requirements

The Konop Era 1923–1941, in A Century of Law at Notre Dame

The Konop Era 1923–1941 relates information about the advancement and growth of the Notre Dame Law School including: 1) acceptance into the Association of American Law Schools; 2) the founding of the Notre Dame Lawyer (now the Notre Dame Law Review; and 3) improved curriculum and admission requirements

Кримськотатарський народно-сценічний танець на професійній драматичній театральній сцені у 1923 - 1941 рр. у Криму

У статті здійснено історико-культурний аналіз кримськотатарської народно-сценічної хореографії у контексті розвитку професійного драматичного театру у 1923 - 1941 рр. у Криму.В статье произведен историко-культурный анализ крымскотатарской народно-сценической хореографии в контексте развития профессионального драматического театра в 1923 - 1941 гг. в Крыму.The article analyzes Crimean Tatars folk-stage choreographic art in the context of a drama theatre's development at 1923 till 1941 on the territory of the Crimea

Millard, Paul A., Collection, 1923-1941

A collection of diplomas, commencement programs, and other items pertaining to Paul A. Millard and Thelma Millard. Paul A. Millard, an educator, was born on October 15, 1903 and died in June of 1973. He graduated from Crawford County High School in 1923 and attended Kansas State Teachers College in Pittsburg, Kansas. Millard graduated with a Bachelor of Science in Education degree in 1932 and a Master of Science degree in 1941. He married Thelma Josephine Morgan who died 1992. Aubrey R. Crews, Jr. (1932-2013) was an Overland Park, Kansas educator, and a nephew of Paul Millard. He donated this collection to PSU in 2001https://digitalcommons.pittstate.edu/fa/1240/thumbnail.jp

Could A Monetary Base Rule Have Prevented the Great Depression?

This paper continues an ongoing investigation of the properties of a specific, quantitative, and operational rule for the conduct of monetary policy, a rule that specifies settings of the monetary base that are designed to keep nominal GNP growing smoothly at a noninflationary rate. Whereas previous studies have examined the rule's performance in the context of United States experience since World War II, the present paper is concerned with the period 1923-1941. Counterfactual historical simulations are conducted with the rule and a small model of nominal GNP determination, estimated with U.S. quarterly data for 1922-1941. Residuals from the estimated relationships serve as estimates of the behavioral shocks that occurred and accordingly are fed into the simulation process quarter by quarter. The simulation results indicate that nominal GNP would have been kept reasonably close to a steady 3 percent growth path over 1923-1941 if the rule had been in effect, in which case it is highly unlikely that real output and employment could have collapsed as they did during the 1930s.

0023: Theeta Searcy Lyon Papers, 1923-1941

Marshall College home economics professor. Papers consist of prints and original drawings of costumes and dress from Grecian times to 1941. Includes student drawings executed for classes in applied arts at Marshall and a typescript copy of \u27History of American Dress as Affected by Politcial, Social, and Economic Conditions,\u27 by Anna C. Wilson

Conforto térmico em instalações para processamento úmido de café

Este estudio tuvo como objetivo evaluar el confort térmico para trabajadores, en tres edificaciones de procesamiento húmedo de café en Colombia, utilizando el índice WBGT, y análisis de temperatura y humedad relativa a través de mapeo. Los límites recomendados del WBGT fueron excedidos en la actividad de abastecimiento de combustible de la secadora en la Edificación 3. Las tres edificaciones presentaron variabilidad higrotérmica espacial debida a la secadora de café, y a problemas con la ventilación, volumen de control y resistencia térmica de materiales en los edificios 2 y 3. Para favorecer la transferencia de calor de la secadora al ambiente exterior, y hacer más homogéneo el ambiente térmico de las edificaciones, se recomienda instalar puentes térmicos alrededor de esta zona, y para hacer más eficiente la evacuación de vapor y calor, aumentar el área de ventilación natural en las edificaciones 2 y 3, e instalar claraboyas de ventilación sobre la secadora

Estudantes latino-americanos no Institut d'Urbanisme de l'Université de Paris (1923-1941)

Se expone el contexto en el cual un grupo de estudiantes latinoamericanos realizó estudios de Urbanismo en París, entre mediados de los años veinte y el comienzo de la Segunda Guerra Mundial. Para ello, además de una revisión historiográfica completa sobre las instituciones y los personajes fundamentales en el panorama francés de la época analizada, se presenta material inédito que hace parte de las memorias de grado con las cuales un total de once latinoamericanos (de cinco nacionalidades distintas) obtuvieron su diploma del Institut d'Urbanisme de l'Université de Paris (IUUP), que se erigió durante el periodo de entregue-rras como un referente internacional en la enseñanza del Urbanismo, apoyando su prestigio no solo en la construcción de una formación pluridisciplinar y científica, sino además en el reconocimiento adquirido en la investigación y en la práctica por sus profesores como los arquitectos Bonnier y Jaussely, los juristas Bruggeman y Burdeau, los economistas Gide y Oualid, entre otros

Tropidosteptes forestierae (Hemiptera: Heteroptera: Miridae: Mirinae): a new species of Plant Bug injuring ornamental Florida Swampprivet, Forestiera segregata (Oleaceae), in South Florida

The mirine plant bug Tropidosteptes forestierae, new species (Hemiptera: Miridae) is described from Collier County, Florida, where it was found causing serious injury to an extensive ornamental hedge of Florida swampprivet, Forestiera segregata (Jacq.) Krug and Urb. (Oleaceae). Adult male and female, fifth instar, and egg are described. Color images of the adults, nymph, egg, and injury; scanning photomicrographs of selected adult structures; and illustrations of male genitalia are provided. A key to help distinguish the 16 species of Tropidosteptes known to occur in the southeastern United States is given

Going Digital: Presenting UT Campus History in the 21st Century

The Campus History site combines historical maps and materials from the UT Archives housed at the Dolph Briscoe Center for American History. This digitized, geo-temporal website explores the development of the UT campus through archival materials, such as photographs and personal letters. Since 2015, the project has moved from a basic Omeka platform to a customized site that enhances the functionality of the map exhibit. Besides serving as an example of a creative application of archival research, this project also identifies and provides insight into the challenges of communicating history in the 21st century.Histor