Letter, to Gerald W. Tomanek, from G. Lawrence Rarick, October 19, 1981

Letter, thanking Dr. Tomanek for an invitation to participate in the Dedication Ceremony, and tribute to Dr. Rarick.https://scholars.fhsu.edu/rarick/1049/thumbnail.jp

The Lime Content of Rocks of The Upper Cretaceous System of Ellis County, Kansas

The report which is being submitted here is the result of several weeks of field and laboratory work investigating the rocks of the Upper Cretaceous System of Ellis County, Kansas. The writer has attempted to consider the subject primarily from a chemical viewpoint although much of the background for the work has been of a geological nature. There has been no attempt to give a complete chemical analysis of the rocks of the Upper Cretaceous System, but rather a more or less thorough analysis in regard to the percentage of lime that the rocks of the various formations and members in respective parts of the county may contain. Also the attempt has been made to determine the consistency of the percentage of lime in a given member in various parts of the county and also of different beds of a given member in the same locality. The possibility of the existence of limestone of a percentage sufficiently high to be used for cattle feeding and for the manufacturing of lime has also been investigated. So far as the writer has been able to learn, there has been no work done on the chemical composition of the rooks of the Upper Cretaceous System of Ellis County, other than at Yocemento. Undoubtedly analytical work was done there during the time the cement factory was operating. However, the plant has been closed for a good many years and no printed materials are available regarding the nature of the enterprise. Much of the work has been based upon the geological report of N. W. Bass, entitled Geologic Investigations in Western Kansas

Letter, to Gerald W. Tomanek, from G. Lawrence Rarick, November 13, 1981

Letter, thanking Dr. Tomanek for sending a copy of the comments to Lois (sister of Lawrence Rarick).https://scholars.fhsu.edu/rarick/1051/thumbnail.jp

Mencius on Management: Managerial Implications of the Writings of China’s Second Sage

Often referred to as China’s Second Sage, Mencius maintained and strengthened the Confucian tradition and added his own views on topics that are relevant to modern day managers. Mencius made managerial recommendations in such diverse areas as corporate governance, interpersonal relations, economic development, and human resources. The focus of this paper will be on Mencius’ management and leadership advice

Letter, to George W. Tomanek, from G. Lawrence Rarick, July 30, 1979

Dr. Rarick acknowledges the receipt of a piece of stone from the original Rarick Hall.https://scholars.fhsu.edu/rarick/1027/thumbnail.jp

Deconvolution of Physical Data

Numerical, digital, and analog techniques for deconvolution of physical dat