Ramón Cornavaca. "El Simposio platónico en tres obras de Leopoldo Marechal" En: La intertextualidad desde el punto de vista de la literatura comparada. Córdoba, Talleres Gráficos de José Solsona, 1993, pp. 11-17.

Fil: Scaramella, Dora G.. Universidad Nacional de Cuyo. Facultad de Filosofía y Letra

Los hápax en la literatura

Fil: Scaramella, Dora G.. Universidad Nacional de Cuyo. Facultad de Filosofía y Letra

El concepto de hombre en la sociedad griega

Fil: Scaramella, Dora G.. Universidad Nacional de Cuyo. Facultad de Filosofía y Letra

A study of the Massachusetts laws relating to social protection.

Thesis (M.S.)--Boston Universit

Leaders\u2019 competence and warmth: Their relationships with employees\u2019 well-being and organizational effectiveness

The aim of this work was to investigate competence and warmth \u2014 the two basic dimensions of social judgment \u2014 as dimensions employees use to evaluate their supervisors. A mediation model was tested in which supervisor\u2019s perceived competence and warmth were associated with relevant outcomes (lower burnout, weaker turnover intentions, more frequent citizenship behaviors) through the mediation of affective organizational commitment (AOC). In Study 1, data were collected from employees of a company in the water service sector. In Study 2, participants were financial promoters. In Study 3, the sample included employees from different organizations. As hypothesized, the perception of one\u2019s supervisor as competent (Studies 1-3) and warm (Study 3) was related to employees\u2019 lower burnout, weaker turnover intentions, more frequent prosocial behaviors through the mediation of AOC. Theoretical and practical implications of findings are discussed

Experiential Learning at the Illinois Mathematics and Science Academy

“Am I ever going to use this in the real world?” is a common question in science and math middle school and high school classrooms. Students taught using experiential learning techniques, however, already know the answer. They learn content by solving real world problems through hands-on activities. In other words, they learn science, technology, engineering, and math (STEM) the same way professionals do every day—by doing, sharing, and improving. Experiential learning provides the promise that the U.S. can reverse the trend of students losing interest in STEM subjects during middle school and create life-long learners who apply the scientific thought process to their career path of choice. Learning through experience is not a new concept, but it is essential in STEM classrooms. The United States needs a world-leading STEM workforce and education will determine whether our current students will be able to compete in the global marketplace of the future

Evaluation of the reanalysis wind over the Indian Ocean across the seasonal reversing wind pattern

75-84Present study show the similarity as well as contradictory event among the four different wind data based on monthly, seasonally and annual wind pattern over Indian Ocean. All the four reanalysis wind sources exhibit almost similar trend in their annual as well as monthly average wind pattern, however there is no strong similarity at their peak condition in space and time.The statistical analysis, based on Mean Absolute Error (MAE) and correlation coefficient (R), exhibited that the ECMWF and NCMRWF wind shows comparatively good agreement with the moored buoy data than the NCEP/NCAR and NCEP/CFSR wind under the seasonal reversing wind pattern occurs across the consecutive monsoons

The Ursinus Weekly, April 23, 1934

Juniors to present prom and comedy • Ursinus to engage in transition study • Monod discusses French problems • Yearbook to appear on campus Wednesday • Alumni groups to meet during first week in May • Motion picture machine to be demonstrated • Ursinus Weekly student questionnaire • Recent Music Club meeting presents varied program • Russia\u27s new five year plan to be discussed by IRC • Women debaters close season with Stroudsburg • Sabbath School Association to hold annual convention • Club to discuss plays • Polly Pomeroy speaks on department store work • Brotherhood deputation team conducts services • Rev. Kratz to give talk at Brotherhood banquet • Women debaters meet • Christian associations enact pageant episodes • Regular rehearsals begun for gala pageant on May 12 • Alumni banquet to be held at Harrisburg on May 4 • Fred E. Foertsch addresses men\u27s faculty club meeting • Sorority conducts vespers • Ursinus nine opens season by beating Swarthmore and losing to Villanova • Tennis team holds initial combat against St. Joseph • Girl basketeers given awards at annual banquet last week • Freshman hurlers to open season Tues. afternoon • Brodbeck, Derr and Curtis undefeated in dorm contest • Co-eds begin class baseballhttps://digitalcommons.ursinus.edu/weekly/2020/thumbnail.jp

The Ursinus Weekly, May 28, 1934

Choral group to offer oratorio • Sayre to talk at commencement • Plans for class day completed • Alumni association to meet on June 9 • Prof. Manning makes survey of \u27U\u27 grades • Official calendar for commencement completed • Band awards ordered for delivery by commencement • Woman\u27s Club to sponsor activities for seniors • Goff Brothers\u27 orchestra plays for informal closing dance • June issue of Lantern to make appearance next week • Athletic club to meet • German book collection • Fox to head English group • Combined musical groups present singing pageant • Public speakers hold final after banquet on Wednesday • Evans re-elected head of Hall Chemical Society • Y.W.C.A. lights fires in bidding seniors farewell • Doggie roast at Lost Lake marks last math group meet • Dolores Quay entertains sorority at dinner party • Women\u27s forensic season terminates with banquet • Freshman girls entertain higher classes at party • Student activities group elects Brownback head • Women hold mass meeting to ratify rule changes • Families of faculty picnic • Grizzly baseballers bow to Villanovians • Coaching school to give college credit • Ursinus netters yield to Mules in final combat • Track team loses to F. & M. but leads in field events • Coeds close comparatively successful spring season • Junior coeds take laurels in inter-class baseball • Netwomen close tennis season by walloping Beaverites 4-1 • Students of Dr. Goepp to give last entertainment of year • Reformed Church League to meet here on June 2 • Curtis becomes inter-dorm champs by downing Brodbeck • Open scholarship awards to be announced by end of week • Patterson to head clubhttps://digitalcommons.ursinus.edu/weekly/2025/thumbnail.jp