The Grizzly, February 27, 1987

Depts., Dean, Court New Faculty Free Agent Team • No Busts, But Bummer Booze Bar Dims Lorelei • Grizzly Poll Points Couple to Final Home • Letters: Impossible Crossings?; Adoption Instead of Abortion; Plea for Soviet Jewry • Ecoliers de Francais: Fly to France Pour Parler • Treasuring Modern Art Takes Time ... And Protest • Men\u27s B-Ball Sponsors Art Auction • Fencing Alive at Ursinus • Bears, 20-3, Looking for Fourth or Better at MAC • Swimmers to Celebrate Wins With Skins • Women Runners Capture MAC Title • Men\u27s Track Runs Third at MAC\u27s • Swimmin\u27 Women Go to MAC\u27s • Notes: Meistersingers\u27 50th Tour; Chambliss Family Lecture; Upcoming Forum Scheduled • Bear Dave Durst Dominates Entering MAC Tourney • Migliore Caps Nine-Letter Career with Athlete of the Week Honors • Two U.C. Gymnasts Go to Nat\u27ls • Robert Cray Band\u27s Strong Persuader Receives a B plushttps://digitalcommons.ursinus.edu/grizzlynews/1183/thumbnail.jp

The Grizzly, February 5, 1988

Cavorting Cop Caught • Lewis Disclaims Labels at Forum • Rock\u27N America • Patterns Campaign Nears Completion • Hockey Held as Hokey • Contra-versial Censorship Irks Student • History Department Interviews a New Way • Concert Features Christian Music • Summer Study in France a Fun-do • Notes: R.A. Rap Session Announced; Presidency Probers Convene; ALF Re-runs Rewarding; Child Safety Course Offered • Men\u27s Hoopsters Suffer Temporary Setback • Track Team Making Great Strides • Record Books Rewritten • U.C. Matters: Wrestling Tough and Confident • Men \u27Mers Holding Their Ownhttps://digitalcommons.ursinus.edu/grizzlynews/1203/thumbnail.jp

The Grizzly, January 30, 1987

U.C. Master Plan Features Art, Roads, Humanities Building • Aggressive Couple Sparks Conflicts and Challenges • Art Critic to Explain Sculpture • Letter: Abortion Issue\u27s Indefinite Life • Editorial: Silent Scream Meets U.C. Yawn • News Notes: Effectiveness Training Course Offered; Stress Management Workshops; Who\u27s Who at Ursinus?; Voice Workshop Offered; Enhance Self Presentation; Grammar and Writing Course • Jones Recalls Fetterolf of Yesteryear • Racich has Bears Rolling Toward MAC Riches • Bear Hoopsters Fall From First • Men Mers Rip Scranton in First Historical Meeting • Men\u27s Track Banking on Distance and Field • Gymnasts Open Semester With Split • Soccer\u27s Quinn a Standout • Swimmin\u27 Women Use Off-Season Workouts to Advantage at 3-3 • Odgers Makes Grade on and off Field • Davidson Assumes Presidency of PSAHPERD • Arthur Vining Davis Foundation Offers $60,000 to Support Residential Village • Development\u27s Randolph Introduces STAR Committee • Alderfer Takes Championship, Badminton Opens • Gall Finds the Way it is Fresh and New • Lionarons Leads Lecture • 1987 Class Chairmen Sought by Applicationhttps://digitalcommons.ursinus.edu/grizzlynews/1179/thumbnail.jp

The Grizzly, February 26, 1988

Art Expo • Patterns Campaign Nears Completion • Is He a Dummy or Isn\u27t He? • Patterns Campaign Nears Completion • Editorial: Boo! Hiss! to Prof. Epistle • Letter: Doughty to Grizzly Editor - Kiss Off; Get a Room; Cookbooks Stew Students • Zimmers Open Hearts • Curious George to the Rescue • Teams Sport Banner Seasons • Lady Bears Net Successful Record • Wrestlers Reaching Peak • The Grizzly Proudly Salutes Our Bear Pack Champions • Bears Making Tracks • Harrison Floating on Cloud Nine • Ensemble Enchanting • Projected Art Center Plans • Air Band Acts Wow Wismer Crowdhttps://digitalcommons.ursinus.edu/grizzlynews/1206/thumbnail.jp

The Grizzly, March 27, 1987

Vandals Violate Student Property • Greek Week • Comprehensive Conflicts • Letter: Brothers Give Thanks • Future Changes for Ursinus • English Comprehensive Anxieties • Table Talk • Students Should Become Aware of Career Aid Opportunities • Lent, Wood Lead Ursinus at ECAC\u27s • Men\u27s Outdoor Track Upsets F&M • Lacrosse Opens Defense of National Crown • Golfers Win • Men Netters Split • Women\u27s Tennis Upsets Widener • Bears Leave Del. Val. Blue • Wentzel, Nelson Shut Down Widener • Wrestlers Lauded for Academics • O\u27Donohue Runs to All-American • WVOU Makes Waves • Hall Highlights Women\u27s Studies • Notes: Cub & Key Add Junior Members; Forum on Ethnic Writers; Richter Lectures to Community • The Bear Facts • Flamin\u27 Caucasians to Rock Ursinus • CAB Comedy Night a Laugh • Ursinus Receives Educational Grant • College Choir to Perform Elijahhttps://digitalcommons.ursinus.edu/grizzlynews/1186/thumbnail.jp

The Grizzly, January 29, 1988

Social Changes at Ursinus Become Evident • New Student Center Instituted • Restructuring Plagues Pledging System • Commencement Tradition to Change • Letters: Speak for Outside Graduation; Response to Tuition Increase • Swanson: No Chicken Fillet • Lewis to Present Black Perspective • Notes: Wismer Chimneys Smoked Out; Noon Aerobics Active Again; Chic Sharp Shooters Sought; Air Band Contest Announced • Men\u27s B-ball Win Brings Hopes for National Ranking • Match-Tough Matters Ready for Tourney • Gymnasts Take Bear Classic • Swimmers Stroke Victory in Season Opener • Bears Looking Hot in Winter Track • Chemistry Key for 1st Place Bears • Koffel\u27s Silver Anniversary Made Golden • Shikoda Not Far from Home • Europe Encounter Enraptures Jones • Rock \u27N Roll Forum • Robertson\u27s Release Rocks with Rhythmhttps://digitalcommons.ursinus.edu/grizzlynews/1202/thumbnail.jp

The Grizzly, April 10, 1987

Pfahler Hall Flooded • L.C.B. Visits a Second Time • Our Town Debuts • Letters: Director of Security at Sheraton Responds to Student Attack on Lorelei; Brothers of AXE Commended; Grizzly Dogged • Skunked Again • Students to Participate in Model UN Conference • Salamanca to Relate Experiences on Terrorism • Bard Graces Ursinus • Notes: UC / St. Joseph\u27s Host MBA Summer Session; Myrin Holds Semi-Annual Book Sale; New Resident Assistants Announced • Athlete of the Week: Kim Wentzel • Santangelo, O\u27Malley Jump Lady Bears to 6-0 Start • Women\u27s Tennis Served Tough Losses • Track\u27s Record: Record Breaking • Ursinus\u27 Champion Lacrosse Team: Vying for Fourth National Title • Opposition Unfavorable to Bears • Golf Team Drives Record to 8-0 • Softball Assumes First Place Position • Room Selection to Start • The Joshua Tree Rates an A • Young Democrats: Exhibiting New Challenges for the Future • Advanced TV Class Produces Ursinus Magazine For Cable Network • Arbor Day Trees Grow Money • Bear Facts: Ursinus Mascot Bearly Knownhttps://digitalcommons.ursinus.edu/grizzlynews/1187/thumbnail.jp

Development of a NdFe-steel hybrid wiggler for SSRL

A NdFe-steel hybrid configured permanent magnet wiggler, is being developed for insertion in the SPEAR ring at the Stanford Synchrotron Radiation Laboratory, SSRL. Featuring 15 complete periods, a 12.9-cm magnetic period length, and a peak magnetic field range of 0.01 to 1.4 Tesla, the wiggler, was designed to provide an intense radiation source for the National Laboratory/University of California participating research team (PRT) facility on Beam Line VIII-W. A new permenent magnet material, neodymium-iron (NdFe), is being used in the magnetic structure instead of rare-earth cobalt, REC, used previously in the 27-period wiggler now on Beam Line VI. NdFe advantages include a 16% higher coercive force (10.6-kOe vs 9.0-kOe) and lower cost. The wiggler design features a thin walled, rigid vacuum chamber with pole pockets on opposing surfaces allowing a 2.1-cm minimum magnetic gap with a 1.8-cm beam vertical aperture. At 3 GeV the wiggler at peak field is expected to radiate approximately two kilowatts in a 5-mrad horizontal fan with a 7.8 keV critical energy. Calculations are in progress to model the wiggler radiation spatial and spectral radiation emission

Proceedings, Western juniper management short course, October 15-16, 1984, Bend, Oregon

Published 1984. Please look for up-to-date information in the OSU Extension Catalog: http://extension.oregonstate.edu/catalo

Reflective tutoring for immersive simulation

Abstract. Reflection is critically important for time-constrained training simulations that do not permit extensive tutor-student interactions during an exercise. Here, we describe a reflective tutoring system for a virtual human simulation of negotiation. The tutor helps students review their exercise, elicits where and how they could have done better, and uses explainable artificial intelligence (XAI) to allow students the chance to ask questions about the virtual human’s behavior.