Sources and permanence of vocational interests of college men

Thesis (M.A.)--University of Kansas, Psychology, 1930

Education for Citizenship

Commencement address given by Dr. John Ruskin Howe to the Summer 1942 graduating class of The Ohio State University, Men's Gymnasium, Columbus, Ohio, August 28, 1942

The Ethics of the Dust: Ten Lectures to Little Housewives on the Elements of Crystallisation

Written from discussions with children at a school, this book is presented as dialogues between an old lecturer and a group of schoolgirls, discussing the life lessons of mineralogy. In the preface, the author states that his purpose in writing these lectures, ...was merely to awaken in the minds of young girls, who were ready to work earnestly and systematically, a vital interest in the subject of their study. The dialogue topics are: The Valley of Diamonds, The Pyramid Builders, The Crystal Life, The Crystal Orders, Crystal Virtues, Crystal Quarrels, Home Virtues, Crystal Caprice, Crystal Sorrows, and The Crystal Rest.https://openworks.wooster.edu/motherhomeheaven/1066/thumbnail.jp

July 19, 1944 Letter From J. Ruskin Howe to Mrs. Fouse

Transcript of letter from J. Ruskin Howe to Mrs. Fouse following the death of William Henry Fouse. Howe was the President of Otterbein at the time. He informs her that his funeral program will be filed in the archives, and also wishes her the best.https://digitalcommons.otterbein.edu/william_henry_fouse/1007/thumbnail.jp

Ground Systems Development Environment (GSDE) interface requirements analysis

A set of procedural and functional requirements are presented for the interface between software development environments and software integration and test systems used for space station ground systems software. The requirements focus on the need for centralized configuration management of software as it is transitioned from development to formal, target based testing. This concludes the GSDE Interface Requirements study. A summary is presented of findings concerning the interface itself, possible interface and prototyping directions for further study, and results of the investigation of the Cronus distributed applications environment