Workshop on Institutional Aspects of Proliferation Resistance

Prepared for the U.S. Dept. of Energy under Contract no. EN-77-S-02-4571.A000. Organized by the MIT Dept. of Nuclear Engineering, PSIA, and the U.S. Dept. of Energy

Prospectus, January 18, 1982

521 MAKE HONORS; News In Brief; Scholarship Bank contributes information; Reagan declares January as Blood Donor Month; Flying may be easier to do; Discrimination is against law; Researcher writes chapter for Rubik; Register for telecourses; Willard adds new flights; Krannert offers art exhibit; Burnham hosts prenatal classes; PC clubs offer various activities; Generics save up to 40 per cent; Be safe when using space heaters; How to survive if stranded; Choose winter clothing for its safety, comfort; Fireplace heat need not go up in smoke; Will the college be open today?; Mercury drops to 23 below: 1982 opens with snow, ice and wind; Parkland College clubs return; Tickets available; State prisons studied; World living conditions generally improving; New crop computer aids Illinois farmers; Classifieds; WILL viewers give station strong support; Cobras start conference play; Ice Capades coming; Who won what?: Results of fall game tourneys; Chuck Foran wins last Fast Freddy; No more tomorrows for Tom Snyder\u27s show; New Orleans jazz coming to CU; \u27Not this August\u27 takes look at future; Classic features Thomas; Population moves from Midwest to South; Bicycle offers something for allhttps://spark.parkland.edu/prospectus_1982/1032/thumbnail.jp

Peripartum cardiomyopathy: diagnosis and management

No abstract available

Prospectus, March 24, 1982

VOTER TURNOUT FULFILLS MANY\u27S PREDICTIONS; News In Brief; Student talent to be displayed in variety show; Man fined after stealing service; 29 schools participating in upcoming Math contest; Opinions and Views: Brown neutral about WPCD, StuGo two areas should be improved, StuGo president discusses student apathy, Correction; P.C. happenings...: More seminars offered, Dixon displays ceramics, Series will deal with health issues, Essay deadline approaches, Panel to discuss learning, Workshop focuses on defensive driving, Driving class rescheduled, Motivate yourself; Vis Art field offers many possibilities; High schools battle to be best; Classifieds; Angel Street : mystery, murder; Reed\u27s appeal lies in inconsistency; Rundgren defines Utopia; Sports Watch; IHSA teams thrill Assembly Hall fans; Community Calendar; Coach optimistic about team play; Tom Jones gives ladies an eyefulhttps://spark.parkland.edu/prospectus_1982/1025/thumbnail.jp

Prospectus, November 4, 1981

FARE INCREASE POSTPONED; News In Brief; P.C. to serve as Field Center; Reader likes book review; \u27Annie\u27 opening Nov. 6; Closer than you think: Draft reinstated?; \u27Ivesdale\u27 displayed in gallery; Writing classes offered for elderly; Residents join to provide funds; Tourneys turn out surprises this week; What in the world is it?; Ski club plans trip to Michigan; P.C. Happ\u27nin\u27s: International Fair November 11, Counseling meetings set, Equine Club invites members, Artist displays sculpture at PC, WPCD airs game, Marketing offered in Villa Grove, PACT meets, PACT offers CPR; Pet ailing? call Hotline; Classifieds; Larry Daniels thrills P.C. crowd; New York Dolls: big influence on rock\u27n\u27roll; King Crimson reforms; David Johansen\u27s latest reviewed; Volleyballers lose during conference play; 3 Cobras qualify for nationals; Sports News; Freddy breaks even; Fast Freddy Contest; Photo News; Halloween arrives at Parklandhttps://spark.parkland.edu/prospectus_1981/1006/thumbnail.jp

Prospectus, January 27, 1982

ENROLLMENT INCREASES BY 7 PERCENT; News In Brief; Stugo president departs after vote on questionable issue; Two programs accredited; Before you vote…: Amendment is explained; StuGo needs student help; PC Counseling Center offers 6 new seminars; Join StuGo; PC Happenings: Workshop develops interest, Sign up for insurance, Ski Club enjoys trip, Balinese art displayed; Thunderbird pilots killed during practice; \u27Intercom\u27: pleasing results; All seals not created equal; Illinois to receive funding; Select proper microwave cookware; Overseas learning offers knowledge and fun; Cold weather doesn\u27t stop fun; Classifieds; \u27Great White North\u27: Canadian comic couple; Nothing too big for tiny star; \u27Images\u27: chance for publication; Center needs volunteers; Tickets reserved; New group leads the future of music; This week\u27s happenings: Clubs offer local talent; Book carries detective story into new science fiction area; Stray Cats lead revival of rockabilly music; Ice Capades skater sets example for Blacks; Program gives chance to travel in Spainhttps://spark.parkland.edu/prospectus_1982/1031/thumbnail.jp

Prospectus, September 10, 1981

PARKLAND RECEIVES GRANT; News In Brief; Speech team needs help; Learn to learn; Adolescent seminar offered; Women\u27s program sponsors workshop; Classifieds; Keyboard Chatter; Overseas study becoming popular; What is wellness? ; 8 Senate seats open; Musical groups formed at PC; Entertainment editor asks for opinion; Sign up for insurance; Two self-development seminars to be held; Fall In ...at Parkland ; Drug problem is going to get worse. ; Piloting not as easy as you may think! ; ROTC plus college instills responsibility; Health Center offers program dealing with physical disabilities; In-depth workshop is available to EMT; Community artists unite in labor of love ; Community colleges can contribute; Golf team opens season; Join pom-pom squad; Seatbelts can save your child; VB coach has high hopes; Latin may be on its way back; Parkland College Golf Schedule 1981; Parkland College Women\u27s Volleyball Schedule -- 1981; Parkland College Basketball Schedule Men -- 1981-82; WPCD broadcasts gamehttps://spark.parkland.edu/prospectus_1981/1013/thumbnail.jp

Prospectus, March 3, 1982

JOHNSON DISCUSSES REAGAN ECONOMY; News In Brief; College loan cuts hurting middle-income families; Meltdown reveals bonanza of useful items, treasures; What is intellectual freedom?: Your ideas can win; PC happenings…: Program focuses on language, Trouble falling asleep?, Winter playtime scheduled, Cowger discusses Indian lifestyle; Officers elected; Center offers counsel, U of I sponsors Engineering Open House, Apply for achievement award; Interested in singing? Here\u27s chance; Drama department presents; Circle K celebrates week of activities; From official tornado photographer to P.C. instructor: Donna Drysdale leads unusual life; Sugar Babies : tribute to evening of burlesque; Classifieds; U-2 good, not as good as crowd expected; \u27Personal Best\u27: Controversy arouses interest; Fifth-ranked baseball team back to face tough season Cobras Coverage sports insert pages 9-12https://spark.parkland.edu/prospectus_1982/1026/thumbnail.jp

Prospectus, December 3, 1981

HYPNOTIST TO GIVE PERFORMANCE; News In Brief; More students pick business field; Program sets academic standards; StuGo approves TV purchase; Students respond to radio issue; Swing Choir plans for spring semester; Student survey shows they want radio; More students seek loans; Stuff stockings with these; Final Exam Schedule -- Fall \u2781; Animal Health Technnology reaccredited; Former student performs Mon.; Dan Rees puts on a one-man show; Classifieds; \u27Time Bandits\u27 misses, \u27Lost Ark\u27 classic film; Taking a look at the pro ball playoffs; Intramural VB standing; Smith noses two in tiebreaker; Fast Freddy Contest; Dead Kennedys\u27 latest shows promise; Exchanges save on holiday entertainment and gift-givinghttps://spark.parkland.edu/prospectus_1981/1002/thumbnail.jp