Editorial Board

Editor-in Chief John O. Mudd Articles Editor John F. Sullivan Business Manager John S. Warren Comment and Note Editor Barry L. Hjort Associate Editors Stuart L. Kellner Lon T. Holden Donald G. Meath Staff Gary G. Broeder J. Martin Burke John D. Greef W. Bjarne Johnson Hames M. Kaze Don MacDonald Gerald B. Murphy R. Keith Strong Judson L. Temple William T. Wagner Faculty Advisor Hugh V. Schaeffer (Summer 1973 John P. McCrory (Winter 1973

Eastland et. all to James T. Lynn, 16 January 1976

Copy typed letter signed dated 16 January 1976 from Eastland; Birch Bayh; Ernest F. Hollings; Henry M. Jackson; William D. Hathaway; Edmund S. Muskie; Mike Gravel; Charles McC. Mathias; Gale W. McGee; Alan Cranston; Edward M. Kennedy; Joseph R. Biden, Jr.; Dick Clark; Harrison A. Williams, Jr.; John C. Stennis; John V. Tunney; Jennings Randolph; Strom Thurmond; Walter D. Huddleston; John C. Culver; Frank Church; Stuart Symington; Joseph M. Montoya; Floyd K. Haskell; John A. Durkin; James Abourezk; Vance Hartke; Jacob K. Javits; Daniel K. Inouye; Philip A. Hart; Humbert H. Humphrey; Henry Bellmon; Warren G. Magnuson; Thomas F. Eagleton; Gary Hart; Pete V. Domenici; Wendell H. Ford; George McGovern; Bob Packwood; Patrick J. Leahy; Hugh Scott; Walter F. Mondale; Mark O. Hatfield; Howard W. Cannon; and J. Bennett Johnston to James T. Lynn, re: Rural Housing Insurance Fund of the Farmers Home Administration, rural development; Agricultural Appropriations; 5 pages.https://egrove.olemiss.edu/joecorr_g/1006/thumbnail.jp

The Purple, June 1918

The Purple is a student publication offering news of the month, editorials, poetry, college news and alumni news. This issue contains the following: To The Holy Cross Men Who Have Answered the Call to the Colors The Gardens of France Still in the Game The Airman\u27s Song Tommie of Ambulance No. 76 Speaks A Pipe A Legend From Picardy Jean of the Escardrille Via Crucis Our Flag Service Flag The Coward On the Field To Be Sensed The Soldier\u27s Trinity Communications Under the Rose Editorial College Chronicle Alumni Athletics Advertisements Images; Rev. Charles F. Connor S.J., Rev. Charles C. Conaty \u2712, Rev. James H. Carr \u2712, Rev. Francis N. Walsh \u2710, Major Dennis F. O\u27Connor M.D. \u2793, Major John J. Murphy M.D. \u2707, Capt. Harry P. Cahill M.D. \u2707, Capt. Thomas L. Hoban \u2713, E.B. McCaffrey \u2714, Dr. Bernard Plouffe \u2711, Thomas Twitchell \u2719, Francis R. Lyons Ex-\u2719, Lieut. Augustus M. O\u27Brien, M.D. \u2797, Lieut. Geo. F. Roesch, Lawrence Early \u2718, Lt. Vincent J. McElderry \u2706, Major Joseph W. O\u27Connor \u2703, Philip G. Murphy Ex-\u2713, John A. Maguire \u2718. Serg\u27t Al. Bolger, \u2719. WM. J. McGovern \u2719, Raymond B. Goddard Ex-\u2717, Robert Vezzani \u2718, Lt. Paul G. Graney \u2717, Lt. Daniel A. Donoghue \u2715, Rev. Frank Lederle Ex-\u2708, Lieut. Edward F. Sweeney \u2710, Lieut. Eugene W. Roesch \u2719, Lieut George F. Roesch \u2717, Rev. Michael J. O\u27Connor \u2797, Where Landings Were Fatal, Lieut. Hugh M. Ewing \u2718, Lieut. Joseph Lynd \u2716, Lieut William A. Heaphy JR. \u2716, Lieut. Sylva C. LaChapelle \u2716, Lieut. Walter G. Nagle \u2712, Lieut Edward M. Flynn \u2709, Lawrence Early \u2718, Lieut. Paul G. Graney \u2717, Lieut. Andrew B. Kelley \u2717, War Cannons, War Planes, Joseph Curtney Ex-\u2713, Andrew B. Kelly \u2717, William Connell \u2718, T. Edward Comiskey \u2718, Albert Harter \u2718, Thomas Gibson \u2718, Daniel Leary \u2718, Alphonse Delehanty \u2718, Joseph Mc Donough \u2718, Cornelius Sullivan \u2718, Thomas Coyle \u2718, Edward Gallagher \u2718, Thomas Burke \u2718, David Nolan \u2718, George H. Cooley \u2718, Thomas Telhan \u2718, eorge Ewing \u2718, James Dulligan \u2719, J.J. Collins, John Maher \u2719, J.J. McCulloch \u2719, Gerard M. Zimmerman \u271

Sprawozdanie z konferencji "Doświadczenia na zwierzętach jako przedmiot refleksji interdyscyplinarnej" (Lublin, Wydział Teologii KUL, 25 kwietnia 2018)

W 1979 r. brytyjskie National Anti-Vivisection Society – najstarsza na świecie organizacja walcząca z przeprowadzaniem testów na zwierzętach – ustanowiła dzień 24 kwietnia Światowym Dniem Zwierząt Laboratoryjnych (World Day for Laboratory Animals – WDLA ). Wybór daty przypada na dzień, w którym poprzedni prezes organizacji, Sir Hugh Dowding, obchodził swoje urodziny. Dowding był postacią nietuzinkową, był między innymi naczelnym dowódcą RA F w trakcie historycznej bitwy o Anglię. Zagadnienie wiwisekcji od dawna bywa poddawane krytyce ze strony organizacji proekologicznych..

Compassed about with so great a cloud: the witnesses of Scottish episcopal acta before ca 1250

This article is the result of examining the witnesses to some 600 episcopal acta. Despite the unequal incidence of survival from one diocese to another and the difficulty of identifying those men who had no surname, it is possible to draw some conclusions from this type of evidence. Some-thing can be said about the bishops' clerks and chaplains, other members of their households and their relatives. There is evidence of considerable continuity of personnel from one episcopate to the next. Promotion, including movement to another diocese, can be traced, as can the arrival, growth in numbers and careers of magistri. Surnames allow a consider-ation of the origins of witnesses. Some light is thrown on the growth of cathedral chapters, the introduction of bishops' officials, the role of the Céli Dé, and on clerical dynasties, illegitimacy and pluralism. The Scottish Church is seen to be integrated into the wider Western Church

Preacher\u27s Magazine Volume 63 Number 02

FEATURE ARTICLES Monday Morning Devotions for Ministers, Reuben Welch Carve Every Word, Anna Belle Laughbaum What Comes Before the Sermon?, Robert D. Dale Mary, the Mother of Jesus, Wesley Tracy Giving: A Gracious Response to Grace, Ron Compton The Church’s Untapped Wealth, William Tenny The Minister’s Priorities, Hugh L. Smith Dear Senior Pastor, Owen Wilkie From Autographs to Canon, J. Kenneth Grider Helping Alienated Families, Rickey Short Families at Risk: No Exemptions, Jean Purcell An Approach to Pastoral Visitation, Jerry W. McCant A Ministry of Mercy to the Needy, David F. Nixon On the Church: A Dialogue with Mr. Wesley, Leon O. Hynson The Ecstasy and the Edifice, Dan Steele Treasure the Temporary— by Acceptance, Cheryl D. Skinner Growing the Church, J. Grant Swank, Jr. Five Smooth Stones, Albert J. Lown The Sure Rewards of Faithful Ministry, Ralph J. Ferrioli The Ordained Fisherman, Jesse E. Pitts The Preretirement Years: A Time for Planning, Don Walter REGULAR FEATURES Suitable for Framing Ark Rocker Today’s Books for Today’s Preacher Sermon Outlines Sermon Illustrations We Get Lettershttps://digitalcommons.olivet.edu/cotn_pm/1647/thumbnail.jp

Book reviews [1986, Vol. 13, no. 1]

Books reviewed are: Robert R. Locke, The End of the Practical Man: Entrepreneurship and Higher Education in Germany, France and Great Britain, 1880-1940. Review by O. Finley Graves; F. Sewell Bray, Precision and Design in Accountancy Reviewed by Edward N. Coffman; Richard P. Brief, ed. Dicksees Contribution to Accounting Theory Reviewed by Walker Fesmire; Leslie G. Campbell, International Auditing: A Comparative Survey of Professional Requirements in Australia, Canada, France, West Germany, Japan, the Netherlands, the UK and the USA. Reviewed by O. Ronald Gray; Sir Hugh Cooke. A Summary of the Principal Legal Decisions Affecting Auditors Reviewed by Raymond T. Holmes, Jr.; Hawawini, G. A. and Ashok, V., eds. The History of Interest Approximations Reviewed by Charles E. Boynton IV; McCraw, Thomas K. Prophets of Regulation Reviewed by Robert Bricker; D. R. Myddleton, On A Cloth Untrue: Inflation Accounting : The Forward Way Reviewed by B. A. Coda; Beresford Worthington. Professional Accountants Reviewed by Katherine S. Moffeit; CAPSULE COMMENTS: Barbara D. Merino Edwards, J. R., ed. British Company Legislation and Company Accounts, 1844-1974. The Institute of Chartered Accountants in England and Wales Library Catalogue, 1913. The Institute of Chartered Accountants in England and Wales Library Catalogue, 1937. Papers and Proceedings of the American Association of University Instructors in Accounting

From 'River Cottage' to 'Chicken Run': Hugh Fearnley-Whttingstall and the class politics of ethical consumption

Lifestyle television provides a key site through which to explore the dilemmas of ethical consumption, as the genre shifts to consider the ethics of different consumption practices and taste cultures. UK television cook Hugh Fearnley-Whittingstall's TV programmes offer fertile ground not only for thinking about television personalities as lifestyle experts and moral entrepreneurs, but also for thinking about how the meanings and uses of their television image are inflected by genre. In this article we explore how the shift from the lifestyled downshifting narrative of the River Cottage series to the 'campaigning culinary documentary' Hugh's Chicken Run exposes issues of celebrity, class and ethics. While both series are concerned with ethical consumption, they work in different ways to reveal a distinction between 'ethical' and 'unethical' consumption practices and positions - positions that are inevitably classed