Columbia Chronicle (01/12/1998)

Student newspaper from January 12, 1998 entitled The Chronicle of Columbia College Chicago. This issue is 16 pages and is listed as Volume XXXI, Number 13. Cover story: One-man theft operation on campus got busted Editor in Chief: Merma Ayihttps://digitalcommons.colum.edu/cadc_chronicle/1412/thumbnail.jp

The Brief (The 1999 Alumni Magazine)

• A Global Law School for the Metroplex• With Justice for All - A Profile of SMU Alumni on the Supreme Court of Japan and the Supreme Court of Texas• Reflections on Dean Potts• The East Asian Financial Crisis: The Legal Dimensions• Alumni Barbara Lynn says lawyer jokes aren\u27t funny.https://scholar.smu.edu/brief/1004/thumbnail.jp

ON THE RUN, June 7, 1979

Issue No.23 A Belle Named Barron by Lee GreenLife changed for Gayle Barron after she won the Boston Marathon. She became a sports hero of sorts, the belle of Atlanta. \u27\u27Why not take advantage of all these opportunities I\u27m having right now? I\u27m trying to find where I want to go.\u27\u27 Trials On Trial by Ray HoslerThere\u27s a good chance that Eugene, Ore., may not be the site of the 1980 Olympic Track and Field Trials. North Carolina citizens claim their state is more suited for the Trials. And with the Olympic Committee reconsidering the matter, North Carolina may win. Boston 20,33 by Ray Hosler and Paul PerryIt was the 83rd and, for the winners, fastest running of America\u27s oldest and most traditional footrace, the Boston Marathon. Leaving Japan\u27s Seko in his dust, Bill Rodgers set an American record while diminutive Joan Benoit of Cape Elizabeth, Maine, did the same for the women. Arabian Daze by William DunnettWhile vacationing in North Africa, a runner goes for an hour run. Two hours later, he is still running. Slightly scared, he discovers running is a good way to see a strange city.https://openprairie.sdstate.edu/on_the_run/1021/thumbnail.jp

Southern Accent September 1997 - April 1998

Southern Adventist University\u27s newspaper, Southern Accent, for the academic year of 1997-1998.https://knowledge.e.southern.edu/southern_accent/1073/thumbnail.jp

Vista: March 06, 1997

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Estudio intra- e interlingüístico de la variación denominativa en el lenguaje de la biomedicina: las células madre

El objetivo general de esta investigación ha sido describir y contrastar las variantes de los términos clave en el subcampo de las células madre en diferentes registros (experto—experto y divulgativo) y lenguas: la española y la inglesa. Para tal descripción y contraste hemos utilizado un corpus comparable formado por cuatro subcorpus en base a los registros y lenguas contemplados. Los criterios para la metodología de análisis de cada subcorpus han sido: obtención de frecuencia y distribución de los candidatos a términos, selección de los términos clave, atención a los marcadores discursivos de reformulación que señalan variantes denominativas y detección de los colocativos de los términos clave y de las variantes denominativas. Posteriormente, realizamos una comparación intralingüística y otra interlingüística. El estudio de las variantes de los términos clave biomédicos ha servido para determinar las denominaciones alternativas apropiadas para un mismo concepto en cada registro y en las dos lenguas.Departamento de Filología Ingles