Progress made in improving the physical fitness of freshmen in six state teachers colleges of Massachusetts for the school year 1937-38.

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Unlocking the Value of the Monograph: 6400 Book Pairs Speak

Delivered as part of the session "Unlocking the Value of the Monograph" at Electronic Resources and Libraries (ER&L) 15th Annual Conference, Austin, Texas, March 9, 2020. Scholarly monographs are undergoing a digital transformation that brings new value to both libraries and researchers. This presentation approaches the session theme with a single institution’s view of the digital environment unlocking the value of the scholarly monograph. It builds upon and expands a preliminary appreciation from ER&L 2019 that compared local download activity across ebooks recently acquired via two evidence-based programs at UC San Diego with the lifetime circulation histories of our matching legacy print holdings. This new foray is powered by a 10 times larger study pool of every JSTOR Books title purchased since the inception of our local contract in early 2015, which now includes DDA, EBA, and Pick-and-Mix channels. Slides 8 & 9 were not presented at ER&L 2020 owing to session time constraints. All script notes and slide transitions are preserved in the supplemental file

Citation Rankings of Public Administration Journals

This article employs standard citation analysis techniques to rank the research value of public administration journals. Although prestige is a suspect measure of quality, esteem surveys have been used to rate the perceived importance of journals in many fields (including public administration). By gauging actual consumption rather than estimated value, citation analysis offers a better method of assessing journal worth. The three citation rankings presented in this study confirm the importance of such prestigious journals as Public Administration Review , American Political Science Review , and Administrative Science Quarterly . In some cases, however, the citation hierarchies differ considerably from the esteem ratings

Citation Rankings of Public Administration Journals

This article employs standard citation analysis techniques to rank the research value of public administration journals. Although prestige is a suspect measure of quality, esteem surveys have been used to rate the perceived importance of journals in many fields (including public administration). By gauging actual consumption rather than estimated value, citation analysis offers a better method of assessing journal worth. The three citation rankings presented in this study confirm the importance of such prestigious journals as Public Administration Review , American Political Science Review , and Administrative Science Quarterly . In some cases, however, the citation hierarchies differ considerably from the esteem ratings

Biography of Adella Maxwell Brown (1868-1945), Illinois Suffragist

A genealogical and historical sketch of Illinois suffragist Adella Maxwell Brown (Mrs. Harrison M. Brown). She was the first president of Peoria Equal Suffrage Association (founded 1912), and soon became president of Illinois Equal Suffrage Association (1915-16). Draws from genealogical sites, period newspapers, published reports, and archival materials

Biography of Adella Maxwell Brown (1868-1945), Illinois Suffragist

A genealogical and historical sketch of Illinois suffragist Adella Maxwell Brown (Mrs. Harrison M. Brown). She was the first president of Peoria Equal Suffrage Association (founded 1912), and soon became president of Illinois Equal Suffrage Association (1915-16). Draws from genealogical sites, period newspapers, published reports, and archival materials

A carbon-13 nuclear magnetic resonance study of chlorinated and polyol analogs of glucose and related oligomers

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Composition, sequence, and conformation of polymers and oligomers of glucose as revealed by carbon-13 nuclear magnetic resonance: J.Amer.Chem.Soc.

NRC publication: Ye

Determination, by carbon-13 nuclear magnetic resonance spectroscopy, of the composition of glucans synthesized by enzymes of the cariogenic organism streptococcus mutans: Carbohyd.Res.

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