Sports Marketing Ethics in Today\u27s Marketplace

Sports marketing is a fast-growing business endeavor. However, certain aspects of it have drawn criticisms from several corners (e.g., media, government, coaches, and fans). This paper raises a number of ethical questions about various dimensions of sports marketing. Advice for addressing some of the ethical problems that occur is provided. The paper specifically asks if organizations using professional sports associations as a promotional lever for increasing sales can be hurt by a lack of ethics on the part of the leagues, teams, or players. It also implies that sport organizations, regardless of economic benefits derived or strong player unions, have an obligation to create a positive and sustainable ethical climate and deliver an enforceable ethical code

The Ursinus Weekly, May 26, 1947

Dr. T. A. Distler\u27s speech to highlight seventy-seventh annual commencement • Negro recital ends varied Y programs presented in \u2746-\u2747 • WAA names M. Bosler, H. Anderson, E. Moyer as top junior athletes • Athletic Committee chairman addresses letter winners at Varsity Club banquet • Alumni form Washington unit • Gym to be completed within three months; Construction has begun • Hobo hop attracts enthusiastic crowd • Lantern will include increased material • Holiday runs Pennsylvania-Dutch article • A. Ivins chosen Rosicrucian president at final meeting • K. Kron voted pre-med president • Students hear Romeo and Juliet • M. Sare to head Alpha Psi; Six new members initiated • Debating Club elects officers; Dorothy Dean chosen president • Campus briefs: French Club banquet; Men\u27s May pageant • Students may observe unique bio specimens • Commendation • On sports and bus-rides • At the Library • Alumni-Society notes • Juniata rips Bears; Five miscues cost Landes pitching win • Tennis team trounces tribe racquetmen, 8-1; Loses to Swarthmore • Albright cindermen swamped, 79 1/2-46 1/2; Gurzynski crew nabs ten first places • Owlettes crush Bear coeds in return net engagement • Muhlenberg game cancelled • Kennedy stars again • New grid mentor addresses large group of candidates • Erma Keyes one-hitter tops Garnet for fifth straight • Bearette golfers finish season • Cricket team stunned by Fords in match at victors\u27 grounds • Final examination schedule: Spring term, 1947https://digitalcommons.ursinus.edu/weekly/3122/thumbnail.jp

EMAGE: a spatial database of gene expression patterns during mouse embryo development

EMAGE () is a freely available, curated database of gene expression patterns generated by in situ techniques in the developing mouse embryo. It is unique in that it contains standardized spatial representations of the sites of gene expression for each gene, denoted against a set of virtual reference embryo models. As such, the data can be interrogated in a novel and abstract manner by using space to define a query. Accompanying the spatial representations of gene expression patterns are text descriptions of the sites of expression, which also allows searching of the data by more conventional text-based methods

EMAGE: a spatial database of gene expression patterns during mouse embryo development

EMAGE () is a freely available, curated database of gene expression patterns generated by in situ techniques in the developing mouse embryo. It is unique in that it contains standardized spatial representations of the sites of gene expression for each gene, denoted against a set of virtual reference embryo models. As such, the data can be interrogated in a novel and abstract manner by using space to define a query. Accompanying the spatial representations of gene expression patterns are text descriptions of the sites of expression, which also allows searching of the data by more conventional text-based methods

Explorations, Vol. 2, No. 3

Cover image: Ezra Pound Dedication: With affection and respect, this issue of EXPLORATIONS is dedicated to Carroll Terrell, Professor Emeritus of English. Articles include: Carroll Terrell and the Great American Poetry Wars, by Burton Hatlen Adventures in China, by H.Y. Forsythe, Jr. Harry Kern and the Making of the New Japan, by Howard B. Schonberger From the Dispatch Case: update on malnutrition in Maine, by Richard Cook Changing Approaches to Protein Structure Determination, by Robert Anderegg The Search of Effective Policy: Meeting the Challenge of an Aging Society, by Dennis A. Watkins and Julia M. Watkins Citizen Survey of the Maine State Police, by Robert A. Stron

Focus, Vol. 1 No. 1

A literary magazine of student writing published by the Department of English of Stephen F. Austin State College.https://scholarworks.sfasu.edu/focus/1000/thumbnail.jp

The Lantern Vol. 15, No. 2, Spring 1947

• Midsummer Afternoon\u27s Dream • Lost Love • The Rocket • Speak Now--- • Unique Experience • The Exile • Chronology • Procrustean Dike • A Faeble • The Paris Story • Inspiration • Gently Spoken • On Shavinghttps://digitalcommons.ursinus.edu/lantern/1041/thumbnail.jp

Random Tilings: Concepts and Examples

We introduce a concept for random tilings which, comprising the conventional one, is also applicable to tiling ensembles without height representation. In particular, we focus on the random tiling entropy as a function of the tile densities. In this context, and under rather mild assumptions, we prove a generalization of the first random tiling hypothesis which connects the maximum of the entropy with the symmetry of the ensemble. Explicit examples are obtained through the re-interpretation of several exactly solvable models. This also leads to a counterexample to the analogue of the second random tiling hypothesis about the form of the entropy function near its maximum.Comment: 32 pages, 42 eps-figures, Latex2e updated version, minor grammatical change