The creation of a series of songs for grades I-VI as correlative music material for the teaching of better living

Thesis (M.M.E.)--Boston Universit

Toward an Economic Model of Taxpayer-irs Interaction

This study is an analytical approach to the issue of taxpayer Internal Revenue Service conflict. Specifically, it addresses, from a game theory perspective, the area of property valuation disputes in estate taxation. The primary objective is to formalize conditions under which such disputes will be settled out of court and determine the quantitative nature of these settlements.Business Administratio

Sartre's Postcartesian Ontology: On Negation and Existence

This article maintains that Jean-Paul Sartre’s early masterwork, Being and Nothingness, is primarily concerned with developing an original approach to the being of consciousness. Sartre’s ontology resituates the Cartesian cogito in a complete system that provides a new understanding of negation and a dynamic interpretation of human existence. The article examines the role of consciousness, temporality and the relationship between self and others in the light of Sartre’s arguments against “classical” rationalism. The conclusion suggests that Sartre’s departure from modern foundationalism has “postmodern” implications that emerge in the areas of ontology, existential analytics and the ethics of human freedom

Forensisch-chemische Untersuchungen über die wichtigsten Aconitum-Arten und ihre wirksamen Bestandtheile : Inaugural-Dissertation zur Erlangung der Würde eines Doctors der Medicin

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The Ursinus Weekly, June 9, 1958

Sophs finish customs program for women • Several faculty members spend Summer abroad • 290 new students expected in Sept. • Three faculty additions announced at Ursinus • Graduates • Men\u27s student government holds final meeting of second semester • R. G. Dunlop addresses seniors at graduation • K. Schnabel new Curtain Club pres.; Vye heads APO • Commencement prizes • Ursinus announces Summer school • Editorial: Recollections • Commencement sonnet • Graduation • Interviews and opportunities • Human predicament • Baseball squad ends good season; Holds banquet • Netmen complete mediocre season; Won 3 matches • \u2758 girls\u27 tennis team unbeaten • B. Famous signs Reds pro. baseball contract • Cindermen show improvement despite injuries • Lacrosse team takes two games • Girls\u27 softball team play fifty-fifty ballhttps://digitalcommons.ursinus.edu/weekly/1410/thumbnail.jp

OCTA reveals remodeling of the peripheral capillary free zones in normal aging

The retinal neurovascular unit consists of blood vessel endothelial cells, pericytes, neurons, astrocytes, and Müller cells that form the inner retinal blood barrier. A peripheral capillary free zone (pCFZ) represents the distance that oxygen and nutrients must diffuse to reach the neural retina, and serves as a metric of retinal tissue oxygenation. The pCFZs are formed based on oxygen saturation in the retinal arterioles and venules. Because retinal arterioles contain a larger concentration of oxygenated blood than venules, there is a reduced need for capillaries to exist closely to arterioles compared to venules. Therefore, in a healthy individual, larger periarteriole CFZs are expected compared to perivenule CFZs. With normal aging, there is atrophy of the inner retinal neurons, and consequently reduced extraction of oxygen and nutrients from the retinal vessels (i.e., increased oxygen saturation). Therefore, we hypothesized that the peripheral CFZ will remodel with normal aging. Using Optical Coherence Tomography Angiography, we showed that the pCFZs do remodel in normal aging with large (perivenule: η2p = 0.56) and moderate (periarteriole: η2p = 0.12) effect sizes, opening the possibility that such changes may be further increased by neurodegenerative diseases that adversely impact the health of the retinal neural cell layers

English as a World Language

Peer Reviewedhttp://deepblue.lib.umich.edu/bitstream/2027.42/68363/2/10.1177_003368828601700107.pd