61. LITR 4232 2001 UHCL Sample Student Research Papers Amen, Dr. king. Works Cited. flexner, Eleanor, and Fitzpatrick Ellen. Century ofStruggle The Woman s. Rights Movement in the United States. http://coursesite.cl.uh.edu/HSH/Whitec/LITR/4232/models/projects/proj01/rp01runn

LITR 4232: American Renaissance UHCL, spring 2001 Sample Student Paper Lisa Runnels Professor White Literature 4232 19 April 2001 Political Romantics Romantic persuasion enters all genres of literature. At the time of the American Renaissance romanticism became a prominent aspect of writing. It was a time of change not just in literature, but in the political arena. The political turmoil of the time created a new venue for writers with views of a utopian society. These authors, with their ideals, became a catalyst for the continuing changes of today. This cunning use of language, whether intentional or accidental, continues today. Political change comes not just from thought provoking words, but from gaining the emotions of those hearing the words. It is Stanton's language that makes her work so powerful and passionate. The general discontent I felt with woman's portion as wife, mother, housekeeper, physician, and spiritual guide, the chaotic conditions into which everything fell without her constant supervision, and the wearied, anxious look of the majority of women impressed me with

62. CNN.com - Caribbean States Call For U.N. Force In Haiti - Feb. 26, 2004 CNN s Lucia Newman, Elise Labott, Jamie McIntyre, Susan Candiotti, RichardPhillips, Allison flexner and John king contributed to this report. http://www.cnn.com/2004/WORLD/americas/02/26/haiti.revolt/

International Edition MEMBER SERVICES The Web CNN.com Home Page World U.S. Weather ... Autos SERVICES Video E-mail Newsletters Your E-mail Alerts RSS ... Contact Us SEARCH Web CNN.com Caribbean states call for U.N. force in Haiti A passenger-filled truck drives around a burning tire Wednesday in Port-au-Prince, Haiti. Story Tools VIDEO As his supporters rally against possible rebel attack, Haitian President Jean-Bertrand Aristide vows to hold on. PLAY VIDEO CNN's Lucia Newman says the port city of St. Marc, Haiti, has closed roads against possible rebel attack PLAY VIDEO U.S. Coast Guard vessels intercept a freighter carrying Haitians off the coast of Florida. PLAY VIDEO RELATED Audio Slide Show: Aristide talks to CNN's Judy Woodruff CNN Access: Aristide: Haitian killers like those of 9/11 Interactive: Mounting crisis engulfs people of Haiti Gallery: Island struggles with upheaval Haitians flee to U.S. in boats Aristide no stranger to struggle Haitians build boats to flee ... Sharpton plans Haitian meetings QUICKVOTE Should the U.S. accept refugees from Haiti during the current crisis? Yes No VIEW RESULTS YOUR E-MAIL ALERTS Haiti Coast Guard or Create your own Manage alerts What is this?

63. Kim Martin S Endnotes Eleanor flexner, Century of Struggle The Woman s Rights Movement in the Edith Abbott, Florence king, and Lola Maverick Lloyd to Hazle Buck Ewing, http://www.ilstu.edu/~mtavakol/kmartin2.html

64. Ridgely Torrence Correspondence king, Eleanor Lynn, 1, nd. king, Hortense flexner, 2, 19461950. kingsland, Dorthea,3, 1940. Kinsey, Alfred C. 1, 1948. Kirkwood, Robert Ogilvie, 1, 1941 http://libweb.princeton.edu/libraries/firestone/rbsc/aids/torrence/torrence2c.ht

C. Letters Received by Ridgely Torrence Box Folder Correspondent Date(s) Abbot, Harry Brown Abbott, Charles D. Abolin, E. Abercrombie, Lasalles Adams, Clara Celeste Adams, Florence Ramsay Adams, Jean Adams, Leonie Fuller Ainslee's Magazine Alden, Ada F. Alexander, Alex J.A. Alexander, Katharine Alexander, Will W. Allison, Janet Almy, Robert F. Anderson, William E. Academy of American Poets correspondences American Scholar Anderson, Maxwell Andiron Club of NYC Antioch College Archer, William Arizona, State of Arkenburgh, Mrs. Weber Hill 23 Arnheim, Marks Ashton, Holbrook T. Athenaeum of Philadelphia Atkins, Willard Earl n.d. Bacon, Leonard Baker, Bertha King Baldwin, Mrs. Helen L. Baldwin, Robert Nash Bangs, John Kendrick Barbour, Dicky Barbour, William Barnes, Djuna Barman, S. Barr, Isabelle Barrett, Robert Barry, John D. Bates, Ester Williams Bates, Katharine Beach, Joseph 1 (2 photographs included) Becker, Charlotte Beckhard, Arthur J. Beerbohm, Max Bennett, Katherine Berenson, Bessie Betts, Craven Langstroth Billings, John Shaw Bishop, John Pearl Black, John

65. NARA - NHPRC - Annotation Hortense flexner king Papers, ca. 1860 1914 1973 1975. Louisville, KYUniversity Archives and Records Center, University of Louisville, 1995. http://www.archives.gov/nhprc/annotation/march-98/recent-records-products.html

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66. King - The Idea Of A Mormon University Arthur Henry king BYU Studies 13(2) Winter 1973, p.115125. I would alsorefer to Abraham flexner s famous book published in 1930, Universities American http://www.byu.edu/fc/ee/w_ahk73.htm

The Idea of a Mormon University Arthur Henry King BYU Studies 13(2) Winter 1973, p.115-125. The word university originally meant a community; and one may expect of a community that its members are bound to one another in bonds of affection and mutual aid. The word is reminiscent of the medieval guilds. It is not pretentious: it gives the impression that the members of the university pursue a craft rather than something more highfalutin'; and indeed culture grows from learning skills; it does not follow from the super-imposition of ideas. For example, in order to enter the world of musical culturebeyond self-indulgent day-dreaming or orgiastic dancingwe need to learn to read music, to follow musical structure, and to play at least one instrument: these are skills that make us exact, and open up something beyond. There is another sense of university: the cosmos. Let us keep in the back of our minds for the university two ideas to which I shall recur at the end: fellow-feeling and totality All other universities than Brigham Young University are products of an alien religion or an apostate church, or are imitations of such products. It is true that one root, perhaps the most important one, is in the Athenian Academy (the word "academy" was the name of a garden, a hortus conclusus , a 'paradise,' a place shut off from the rest of the world where one might delight in leisured study and above all in discussion with other people). The Muslims took over the tradition of learning from the Greeks and developed in Spain, in the Middle East, and in the Indian sub-continent 'paradise' gardens of knowledge like the western university; no wonder, for the first European universities grew in part from the impulse of the Arab example.

67. AAC -- Sign In Page AnneGeneviève Marcelin,1* Isabelle Cohen-Codar,2 Martin S. king,3 Philippe J. Li, M. king, DJ Kempf, D. Podzamczer, C. flexner, C. Katlama, DV Havlir, http://aac.asm.org/cgi/content/full/49/5/1720

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68. Hand Transplant Recipient To Meet With Local Media (lobby area by Burger king) 225 Abraham flexner Way Louisville, KY. NOTE,All interviews are to be embargoed until 500 pm February 27, 2001 http://www.handtransplant.org/news_release/022601.html

February 26, 2001 FOR MORE INFORMATION: Linda McGinity Jackson , Jewish Hospital Barbara Mackovic , Kleinert, Kutz and Associates Hand Care Center, PLLC Rae Goldsmith , University of Louisville WHO: All local media WHAT: Media opportunity to view Jerry Fisher, nation's second hand transplant patient, taking part in a therapy session for his new hand. Local media will pool an interview with Fisher, plus share video/audio tape and photography of the patient. HOW: The following media are scheduled to enter Fisher's therapy session in pairs for a brief interview: WLKY TV reporter and WHAS Radio reporter The Courier-Journal reporter and Associated Press photographer Jewish Hospital Media Services will tape all interviews and distribute video tape to WAVE, WDRB, WHAS, and WLKY TV stations WHEN: February 27, 2001 at 2:00 p.m. Please arrive 10 minutes early WHERE: Jewish Hospital Outpatient Care Center (lobby area by Burger King) 225 Abraham Flexner Way Louisville, KY NOTE: All interviews are to be embargoed until 5:00 p.m. February 27, 2001

69. March 25 - Wikipedia 1965 Civil rights activists led by Martin Luther king, Jr. complete successfullytheir 4 day 50 mile 1783); 1863 - Simon flexner, pathologist (d. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/March_25

Wikimedia needs your help in its US$200,000 fund drive. See our fundraising page for details. March 25 From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia. March 25 is the day of the year in the Gregorian calendar (85th in leap years ). There are 281 days remaining. March Su Mo Tu We Th Fr Sa Contents Events Births Deaths Holidays and observances ... edit Events Constantine is consecrated Pope Dante descends to the Inferno in The Divine Comedy Robert the Bruce becomes King of Scotland - The Council of Pisa opens. - The first settlers arrive in Maryland (led by Lord Baltimore Saturn 's largest moon, Titan , is discovered by Christian Huygens - Protestants take control of Maryland at the Battle of the Severn. - The Treaty of Amiens is signed as a "Definitive Treaty of Peace" between France and United Kingdom - The Slave Trade Act becomes law, abolishing slavery in the Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland Greece declares its independence from the Ottoman Empire , beginning the Greek War of Independence - The "Claywater Meteorite " explodes just before reaching ground level in Vernon County, Wisconsin

70. Art Bulletin, The: Benjamin West, John Galt, And The Biography Of 1816 (2) flexner s defensive tone suggests a complication, which Dunlap a laurelcrowned bust of the king gazes in imperious profile toward the new president http://www.findarticles.com/p/articles/mi_m0422/is_2_86/ai_n6140251

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72. A Theoretical Model 1 James T. flexner, Washington The Indispensable Man (Boston Little, In contrast to the noble but futile king, the true heroes in king Lear may be http://www.rci.rutgers.edu/~gpomper/TM.htm

A Theoretical Model It is certainly possible to develop more elaborate theories of heroism. One approach is to classify different forms of heroism as combinations of three elements: the character of the person, his or her deeds, and the circumstances of the action. Abstractly, we could conceive of polar opposites of each of the three elements of heroism. These dualities, when combined in alternative ways, produce eight “ideal types.” In the interpretation of this book, the vital causal factor (in social science terms, the critical independent variable) is the crisis event, rather than the individual. Crisis then stimulates an appropriate institutional response to the situation from involved individuals. In regard to the first element, personal qualities, the reputed hero might be an unusually gifted, or an ordinary, individual. The classical conception of heroes is of rare individuals, close to demigods, who do extraordinary deeds having exceptional impact - such as Achilles. Our archetype of Martyr parallels this model. The second distinction concerns the nature of the deeds they performed. Did these heroic acts show extraordinary behavior by the individual, or did they reflect their customary behavior, their established or institutional roles? Third, we can also distinguish heroes by the events and circumstances in which they acted. Is their heroism evident in a social or political crisis, or does it occur at a commonplace time? Heroes during crises are more likely to have a long-term impact on society. Any individual might be rare or ordinary, their deeds may be extraordinary or customary, and the context may be crisis or commonplace events.

73. Virological And Pharmacological Parameters Predicting The Response To Lopinavir- AnneGenevieve Marcelin,1* Isabelle Cohen-Codar,2 Martin S. king,3 Philippe J. Li, M. king, DJ Kempf, D. Podzamczer, C. flexner, C. Katlama, DV Havlir, http://www.natap.org/2005/HIV/061605_03.htm

HIV Articles Back Virological and Pharmacological Parameters Predicting the Response to Lopinavir-Ritonavir in Heavily Protease Inhibitor-Experienced Patients Antimicrobial Agents and Chemotherapy, May 2005, p. 1720-1726, Vol. 49, No. 5 Anne-Genevieve Marcelin,1* Isabelle Cohen-Codar,2 Martin S. King,3 Philippe Colson,4 Emmanuel Guillevic,2 Diane Descamps,5 Claire Lamotte,6 Veronique Schneider,7 Jacques Ritter,8 Michel Segondy,9 Helene Peigue-Lafeuille,10 Laurence Morand-Joubert,11 Anne Schmuck,12 Annick Ruffault,13 Pierre Palmer,14 Marie-Laure Chaix,15 Vincent Mackiewicz,16 Veronique Brodard,17 Jacques Izopet,18 Jacqueline Cottalorda,19 Evelyne Kohli,20 Jean-Pierre Chauvin,2 Dale J. Kempf,3 Gilles Peytavin,6 and Vincent Calvez1 Department of Virology, Pitie-Salpetriere, Paris,1 Department of Virology, La Timone, Marseille,4 Department of Virology, Bichat, Paris,5 Department of Virology, Tenon, Paris,7 Department of Virology, Lyon,8 Department of Virology, Montpellier,9 Department of Virology, Clermont-Ferrant,10 Department of Virology, Saint Antoine, Paris,11 Department of Virology, Grenoble,12 Department of Virology, Rennes,13 Department of Virology, Saint-Louis, Paris,14 Department of Virology, Necker, Paris,15 Department of Virology, Paul Brousse, Villejuif,16 Department of Virology, Reims,17 Department of Virology, Toulouse,18 Department of Virology, Nice,19 Department of Virology, Dijon, France,20 Abbott Laboratories, Rungis, France,2 Chicago, Ill.,3 Department of Pharmacy, Bichat Hospital, Paris, France6

74. CLARK MSS. Edgar DeWitt Jones, Harry Kemp, Hortense (flexner) king, Alfred Kreymborg,Richard Le Gallienne, Mary Sinton (Lewis) Leitch, James Hamilton Lewis, http://www.indiana.edu/~liblilly/lilly/mss/html/clark.html

CLARK MSS. The Clark mss., 1909-1957, consist of letters to Thomas Curtis Clark, 1877-1953, author, editor, and publisher; poems, hymns, and prose, written by him; autographs collected by him; and poems written by other authors. Some of the material in this collection is in manuscript boxes, and some is mounted in a scrapbook, and some pieces are mounted in Lilly Library books. See the Manuscripts Department catalog for further information on these latter items. The letters in the collection are in the main answers to requests from Clark for permission to use poems or sermons in anthologies, comments on Clark's poems, or letters thanking Clark for books or poems. Authors of poems included in the collection are Wystan Hugh Auden, Katherine Lee Bates, Charles Granger Blanden, Witter Bynner, Thomas Curtis Clark, Ethel Romig Fuller, Harry Kemp, Nicholas Vachel Lindsay, Edwin Markham, Edgar Lee Masters, William Pierson Merrill, Shaemas O'Sheel, Lizette Woodworth Reese, Carl Sandburg, Sara Teasdale, and Ethelwyn Wetherald. An excerpt from an address, "Life after death," by Arthur Holly Compton, and a prose passage by William Ernest Hocking are also included. Joshua Guthrie for the jacket of Clark's "Lincoln: fifty poems," October, 1943; photographs of Zona Gale and Nicholas Vachel Lindsay, and a number of printed poems by Clark clipped from periodicals and newspapers. Collection size: 761 items For more information about this collection and any related materials contact the Manuscripts Department, Lilly Library, Indiana University, Bloomington, IN 47405 Telephone: (812) 855-2452.

75. Simon Flexner Papers, American Philosophical Society Simon flexner Papers 18911946 (115.5 linear feet) Brown, Philip king.Brown, Robert. Brown, Samuel A. Brown, Thomas R. Brown, WD http://www.amphilsoc.org/library/mole/f/flexner1.htm

Simon Flexner Papers (115.5 linear feet) B F365 American Philosophical Society 105 South Fifth Street * Philadelphia, PA 19106-3386 Detailed inventory View folder listing A-E View folder listing F-L View folder listing M-Z Aaser, Einar ... , Folder 17 n.d. Amster, J. Lewis Amster, Joseph S. Anawati, Georges D. Anders, James M. ... , Anti-Vivisectionist Material May 1932 Animal Experimentation , Anti-Vivisectionist Material Animal Experimentation , Crank Letters ... , Folder 2 January 1918 - April 1918 Bailey, Walter C. , Folder 3 May 1918 -August 1918 Bailey, William Bailey, William H. Bain, J.M. Bain, James ... , Folder 7 Notes on Constipation Barker, Lilian H. Barker, Marion F. Barker, W. Halsey Barlow, Ellen Shaw ... , Folder 5 1920, no. 1 Brown, Wade H. , Folder 6 1920, no. 2 Brown, Wade H. , Folder 7 1921, no. 1 Brown, Wade H. , Folder 8 1921, no. 2 Brown, Wade H.

76. Published Guides To APS Collections Cornelia S. king, comp. American Education, 16221860 Printed Works in the Library Publication No. 15. Philadelphia APS, 1991. flexner, Simon http://www.amphilsoc.org/library/bibs.htm

Your browser does not support script Published Guides to Collections Simon Flexner and Alexis Carrel ca. 1915 The following guides and bibliographies, organized by subject, are available for consultation at the APS Library and are available as well at most research libraries. Links are provided to on-line guides, and when indicated, these have been updated to reflect recent acquisitions. Click here for a complete listing of guides available online. African American history Beth Carroll-Horrocks. Manuscript Sources at the APS for the Study of Black History and Culture . Unpublished, 1988. See Cox, Resources in African American History at the APS Agriculture Andrea J. Tucher, comp. Agriculture in America, 1622-1860: Printed Works in the Collections of the American Philosophical Society, the Historical Society of Pennsylvania, the Library Company of Philadelphia . New York: Garland Publishing, 1984. American Philosophical Society Murphy D. Smith. Oak from an Acorn: A History of the American Philosophical Society Library, 1770-1803 . Wilmington, Del.: Scholarly Resources, 1976.

77. States Dyckman Over the next few years, at king s Farm he gained stature as a businessman He is the subject of an engaging monograph by James Thomas flexner entitled http://www.nysm.nysed.gov/albany/bios/d/stdyckman.html

States Dyckman by Stefan Bielinski States Dyckman was born about 1755 on the family farm in northern Manhattan. He was the fourth of the ten children of Jacob Dyckman - a farmer and innkeeper. His father was descended from one of early inhabitants of Beverwyck , although the Dyckmans had not lived in Albany for almost a century. After an unremarkable childhood, States Dyckman had relocated to Albany by the time of his father's untimely death in 1774. Soon, he was keeping company with prominent Albany royalists and was among those drinking to the King's health at Cartwright's Tavern in June 1776. Arrested with the others, he refused to support American resistance measures and was sent to the Tory jail. Summoned before the Albany Committee of Correspondence , he declined the invitation, was denounced as "uncooperative," and remained in jail. After more posturing, he was released on bail and eventually made his way to British-occupied New York City where he entered British service with the Quartermaster's Department. Profiting from wartime trading and contracting, this bachelor frequented both Manhattan and occupied Long Island. In 1779, he was sent to London to represent the accounts of the Quartermaster General. He stayed more than two years - cultivating useful relationships with British officials, other exiled American loyalists, and, as was his custom, with a variety of women from a range of backgrounds.

78. Oberlin College Archives | Letter Indices | Henry Churchill King Index - F Henry Churchill king Index to Correspondence, 18971928. Contents flexner,Abraham 1923 (186) Flickinger, CA 1925 (187) Flickinger, Roy C. 1923 (189) http://www.oberlin.edu/archive/holdings/indices/King/index_f.html

Inside Links: Henry Churchill King Papers (RG 2/6) Henry Churchill King Index to Correspondence, 1897-1928 Contents Introduction Contents of Individual Rolls Index to Correspondence (arranged alphabetically) A B C D ... E F G H I J ... W X Y Z F Fackenthal, Frank O. 1912-13 (948) Faculty 1914-26 (952) Faduma, O. 1904 (982) Fager, D.B. 1909 (983) Fagley, Frederick L. 1912-24 (985) Fairchild, A.B. 1903-13 (1033) Fairchild, David G. 1916 (1052) Fairchild'. Dorothy K. 1920 (1059) Fairchild, E.K. 1905-16 (1067) Fairchild, Edward T. 1913 (1079) Fairchild, Edwin Milton 1902-09 (1081) Fairchild, Henry 1926 (1336) Fairchild, James Harris, (re) 1906 (1339) Fairchild, James T. 1902-23 (1344) Fairchild, Julia W. 1917-19 (1383) Fairchild, Mildred 1923 (1388) Fairfield, Alice 1905 (1390) Fairfield, Anna W. 1905 (1404)

79. The North Texas Skeptic king Bio Pharmaceuticals, based in North Carolina, manufactures a line of homeremedies When Abraham flexner released his famous report for the Carnegie http://www.ntskeptics.org/2002/2002june/june2002.htm

The Newsletter of The North Texas Skeptics Volume 16 Number 6 www.ntskeptics.org June 2002 In this month's issue: Recent Trends in the Marketing of Homeopathy What's new Punctuated equilibrium: Stephen Jay Gould dies at 60. Stephen Jay Gould ... Skeptical Ink Recent Trends in the Marketing of Homeopathy By Daniel R. Barnett You can't get away from it. Everywhere you go, at every supermarket or pharmacy, you'll probably find at least one homeopathic remedy on the shelf. I've even walked into a travel store and found a homeopathic remedy for airsickness. And you never know where the next box of homeopathic StressMints will pop up. Do these pills breed like rabbits or something? I should probably ask the same question of Oscillococcinum, Boiron's own homeopathic flu remedy; I'm seeing it in more and more drug stores as time goes by. Today, however, I don't want to focus on StressMints or Oscillococcinum. I want to focus on some other homeopathic drugs and the way they're being marketed, as well as some of the strategies that are being discussed to sell homeopathy to the American public. Did Someone Say the H-Word?

80. Clinical Features Associated With Transformation Of Cerebriform T Greer JP; Salhany KE; Cousar JB; Fields JP; king LE; Graber SE; flexner JM; SteinRS; Collins RD; Division of Hematology, Vanderbilt University Medical http://www.aegis.com/aidsline/1991/jan/M9110500.html

Important note: Information in this article was accurate in 1991. The state of the art may have changed since the publication date. Clinical features associated with transformation of cerebriform T-cell lymphoma to a large cell process. Hematol Oncol. 1990 Jul-Aug;8(4):215-27. Unique Identifier : AIDSLINE MED/91007706 Greer JP; Salhany KE; Cousar JB; Fields JP; King LE; Graber SE; Flexner JM; Stein RS; Collins RD; Division of Hematology, Vanderbilt University Medical Center,; Nashville, TN 37232-2288. Abstract: Some patients with cerebriform T-cell lymphoma Keywords: National Library of Medicine . Reproduced under license with the National Library of Medicine, Bethesda, MD. AEGiS is made possible through unrestricted grants from Boehringer Ingelheim iMetrikus, Inc. , the National Library of Medicine , and donations from users like you. Always watch for outdated information. This article first appeared in . This material is designed to support, not replace, the relationship that exists between you and your doctor. AEGiS presents published material, reprinted with permission and neither endorses nor opposes any material. All information contained on this website, including information relating to health conditions, products, and treatments, is for informational purposes only. It is often presented in summary or aggregate form. It is not meant to be a substitute for the advice provided by your own physician or other medical professionals.

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