The Isaqueena - 1915, December

Contributors include: Frances Marshall, Caroline Easley, F. S. Parks, Smitz, Mary Kilgo, Jose McManaway, Ruth Scott, Olive Busbee, Nada Green, Willie May Nix, Mary Holliday, Agnes Jenkins, Priscilla Poteat, Caroline Roper, Claire Smithhttps://scholarexchange.furman.edu/isaqueena/1050/thumbnail.jp

The Isaqueena - 1915, November

Contributors include: Dr. Z. T. Cody, Frances Marshall, Grace D. Coleman, Rebecca Furman, Bob Arian, Miriam Jones, Seabrona Parks, Smitz , F. S. Parks, Myrtle Whatley, Marcelle Babb, Louise Moore, Priscilla Poteat, Caroline Roper, Claire Smithhttps://scholarexchange.furman.edu/isaqueena/1049/thumbnail.jp

The Isaqueena - 1915, November

Contributors include: Dr. Z. T. Cody, Frances Marshall, Grace D. Coleman, Rebecca Furman, Bob Arian, Miriam Jones, Seabrona Parks, Smitz , F. S. Parks, Myrtle Whatley, Marcelle Babb, Louise Moore, Priscilla Poteat, Caroline Roper, Claire Smithhttps://scholarexchange.furman.edu/isaqueena/1049/thumbnail.jp

Who Is The American League MVP On a Per Dollar Basis?

This study will look at the value of MLB players in the American League on a per dollar basis. It will be based on the 2011 statistics and will use a linear regression model to create a value for each player. The value will be based on a variety of statistics based upon position. For all players: age, team wins, and years in the league will be accounted for. For field players: games played, hits, runs, doubles, triples, home runs, runs batted in, walks, strike outs, stolen bases, on base percentage, slugging percentage, fielding percentage and errors will be accounted for as well. Pitchers will be based on stats on a per inning basis of: innings, strike outs, walks, earned run average, walks hits per inning pitched, quality starts, saves and wins above replacement. The general public sees players as stars based on their giant contracts, and who is paid the most. There are players in the league who play better on a per dollar basis that the famous stars who have massive contracts. I will discover who those players are

Decker v. Northwest Environmental Defense Center

In Decker v. Northwest Environmental Defense Center(“Decker”), the United States Supreme Court considered whether the Clean Water Act (“CWA”) and its implementing regulations require states and industry to obtain permits for stormwater runoff from ditches and culverts built as part of logging roads. The Court determined that the Rule exempts discharges of “channeled stormwater” from logging roads under the CWA

Master\u27s Student Wins Top Prize in Juried Art Exhibition

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Decker v. Dyson

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Olympic Collision

It remains one of the most memorable moments in modern Olympic history. At the 1984 summer games in Los Angeles, a raucous crowd of ninety thousand saw their favorite in the women’s 3,000-meter race, Mary Decker, go down. An audience of two billion around the world witnessed the mishap and listened to the instantaneous accusations against the suspected culprit, Zola Budd.Just seventeen, the South African Budd had already been the target of a vicious and vocal campaign by the antiapartheid lobby after she transferred to the British team in order to compete at the games. Decker, at twenty-six, was America’s golden girl, ready to overcome years of bad luck and injuries to rightfully take the Olympic gold for which she had waited so long. With three laps to go, Decker and Budd’s feet became tangled. Decker went down and didn’t get up, wailing in primal agony as her gold medal hopes vanished. Decker’s stumbles continued in the race’s aftermath when she refused Budd’s apology and race officials found her, not Budd, at fault for the collision. Although both women found success after the Olympics, neither could escape the long shadow of the infamous event that forever changed both of their lives and defines them in popular culture to this day.Olympic Collision follows Decker and Budd through their lives and careers, telling the story behind the controversy; the account that emerges is certain to revise the view Americans, in particular, have held since that fateful day in Los Angeles more than thirty years ago. Olympic Collision relives one of the most famous incidents in Olympic history, its legacy, and what has happened to both athletes since