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The Database Press, Carol Tenopir Mar 1989

The Database Press, Carol Tenopir

School of Information Sciences -- Faculty Publications and Other Works

Online Inc, Learned Information Inc and Meckler Corp each publish books, journals and AV materials about database searching. The companies's publications are described.


Technical Bulletins: Fmha Community Program Bonds Can Be Sold To Third Parties, Joe Muscatello Feb 1989

Technical Bulletins: Fmha Community Program Bonds Can Be Sold To Third Parties, Joe Muscatello

MTAS Publications: Technical Bulletins

This Technical Bulletin provides information about the sale of Farmers Home Administration (FmHA) Community Program Bonds to third parties.


Technical Bulletins: Written Communications From A City Manager, Don W. Ownby Feb 1989

Technical Bulletins: Written Communications From A City Manager, Don W. Ownby

MTAS Publications: Technical Bulletins

This Technical Bulletin advises that the Tennessee public records law applies to written communications from a city manager to members of his governing body.


What’S Happening With Cd-Rom, Part 1, Carol Tenopir Feb 1989

What’S Happening With Cd-Rom, Part 1, Carol Tenopir

School of Information Sciences -- Faculty Publications and Other Works

It is expected that there will be an increase in the number of databases on CD-ROM during 1989. Directories for finding out what is available on CD-ROM and information on the companies that produce them are discussed.


Database Design And Management, Carol Tenopir Jan 1989

Database Design And Management, Carol Tenopir

School of Information Sciences -- Faculty Publications and Other Works

Librarians have used online bibliographic database searching for well over a decade. Good searchers are familiar with the content and characteristics of individual databases (such as ERIC or Chemical Abstracts) and with the online system (e.g., DIALOG or BRS) and the commands that are needed to search each database. Searchers must also have an understanding of how databases are created and structured, how they are processed by the online system's computer to enable searching, and what actually happens when a database is searched. This chapter focuses on these issues. Chapter 6 discusses specific databases and systems.


Municipal General Management Report 1989 No. 1: Final Irs Regulations On Employer-Provided Vehicles, Richard M. Ellis Jan 1989

Municipal General Management Report 1989 No. 1: Final Irs Regulations On Employer-Provided Vehicles, Richard M. Ellis

MTAS History

The Internal Revenue Service published final regulations on the taxation of personal use of city-owned vehicles on July 6, 1989. This report summarizes the new regulations and offers suggestions on municipal compliance with the regulations.


Stimulus, Vol. 13, No. 1, Ut College Of Social Work Jan 1989

Stimulus, Vol. 13, No. 1, Ut College Of Social Work

Stimulus Alumni Newsletter

No abstract provided.


Superfund Overview 1986-1989, Municipal Technical Advisory Service Jan 1989

Superfund Overview 1986-1989, Municipal Technical Advisory Service

MTAS Publications: Full Publications

No abstract provided.


Annexation Handbook For Cities And Towns In Tennessee [Archived Material], Eugene Puett Jan 1989

Annexation Handbook For Cities And Towns In Tennessee [Archived Material], Eugene Puett

MTAS Publications: Full Publications

No abstract provided.


Municipal Law Enforcement Management Report 1989 No. 2: Managing Liability Exposure: A Model For Law Enforcement, Phillip E. Keith Jan 1989

Municipal Law Enforcement Management Report 1989 No. 2: Managing Liability Exposure: A Model For Law Enforcement, Phillip E. Keith

MTAS Publications: Full Publications

Learning methods to address liability exposure are required for municipal managers to act effectively. This report is intended to heighten the awareness of local municipal managers by reviewing causes of liability and outlining risk reduction strategies.


Municipal Law Enforcement Management Report 1989 No. 3: Weapons Retention, Phillip E. Keith Jan 1989

Municipal Law Enforcement Management Report 1989 No. 3: Weapons Retention, Phillip E. Keith

MTAS Publications: Full Publications

Weapons Retention will assist elected officials, city managers, and law enforcement administrators to identify issues when selecting weapons for their police departments and to recognize the importance of training and legal issues that must be considered. This report also discusses the selection of weapons, the minimum training required by the State of Tennessee, and the legal issues surrounding their use.


Workplace Substance Abuse: What Employers Can Do, Richard Stokes Jan 1989

Workplace Substance Abuse: What Employers Can Do, Richard Stokes

MTAS Publications: Full Publications

Workplace Substance Abuse: What Employers Can Dodiscusses substance abuse problems. Options on how municipal employers can minimize exposure to lawsuits are outlined. Steps in establishing a comprehensive substance abuse policy are provided.

MTAS Personnel Report, no. 2


Directory Of Tennessee Municipal Officials 1988-89, Mtas Jan 1989

Directory Of Tennessee Municipal Officials 1988-89, Mtas

Municipal Directories

A directory of Tennessee cities that includes personnel and municipal data, such as number of employees, population, charter form, size in square miles, and election date, for 1988-89.


Magazines Online: Users And Uses Of Full Text, Carol Tenopir, Diane Nahl-Jakobovits, Dara Lee Howard Jan 1989

Magazines Online: Users And Uses Of Full Text, Carol Tenopir, Diane Nahl-Jakobovits, Dara Lee Howard

School of Information Sciences -- Faculty Publications and Other Works

No abstract provided.


A Functional Model For Masticatory-Related Mandibular, Dental, And Craniofacial Microevolutionary Change Derived From A Selected Southeastern Indian Skeletal Temporal Series, Donna Catherine Markland Boyd Dec 1988

A Functional Model For Masticatory-Related Mandibular, Dental, And Craniofacial Microevolutionary Change Derived From A Selected Southeastern Indian Skeletal Temporal Series, Donna Catherine Markland Boyd

Doctoral Dissertations

In the present study, 66 metric as well as numerous morphological observations are utilized from 299 individuals representing a skeletal temporal series (Archaic, Woodland, Mississippian) from West, Middle, and East Tennessee. These groups reflect a documented subsistence shift from a relatively hard-textured, hunting and gathering Archaic to a soft-textured, Mississippian agricultural diet. Mandibular, craniofacial, and mandibular anterior dental dimensions are compared within and between these groups in order to evaluate a model of masticatory-related diachronic change in the mandibular complex.

This model proposes strong correlations between mandibular, craniofacial, and mandibular anterior dental measurements within each group. Cumulative age-related functional stress …


Users And Uses Of Full Text Databases, Carol Tenopir Dec 1988

Users And Uses Of Full Text Databases, Carol Tenopir

School of Information Sciences -- Faculty Publications and Other Works

The increasing variety in full text databases and wider availability means a variety of users and uses. Recent research has suggested that full texts are being used for many different reasons, including: document location, fact retrieval, paragraph retrieval,browsing, and document delivery. The studies reported in this paper show that search strategies may need to differ for different uses or for different types of full text. The reported studies focus on full texts of non-technical magazine articles.


Doing Crime: An Analysis Of Repetitive Property Offenders' Decision-Making, Kenneth D. Tunnell Dec 1988

Doing Crime: An Analysis Of Repetitive Property Offenders' Decision-Making, Kenneth D. Tunnell

Doctoral Dissertations

Over the past two decades social theory and research have focused increasingly on issues of criminal decision-making and deterrence. This inter-disciplinary movement draws from criminology, economics, and psychology, which share common assumptions that point toward a model of rational decision-making. Each body of thought considers criminal decision-making as being no different than non-criminal decision-making. Deciding whether to commit a crime is considered a "decision problem," a unique one no less, but a decision that is resolved similarly to other decision problems.

The central objective of my research is to enhance our understanding of decision-making, specifically individual career criminal decision-making about …


Social Validation Of A Creativity Measure, Elizabeth Kay Bennett Dec 1988

Social Validation Of A Creativity Measure, Elizabeth Kay Bennett

Masters Theses

A series of three rating forms, based on the Developmental-Ecological Model of Creative Potential in Young Children (Moran, Sawyers & Tegano, 1987), and a checklist were designed to assist preschool teachers in identifying creative children. The rating forms and checklist were completed, one per day for four consecutive days, by 15 teachers who were unaware that they were rating creative behaviors. The Multidimensional Stimulus Fluency Measure (MSFM), measure of young children's creative potential, and an IQ test were individually administered to the 40 children involved. Correlations were computed to assess the relationships of IQ and creativity, as measured by the …


Infant/Weanling Mortality In Tennessee's Prehistory: A Comparative Approach, Rick R. Richardson Dec 1988

Infant/Weanling Mortality In Tennessee's Prehistory: A Comparative Approach, Rick R. Richardson

Masters Theses

Although there is general agreement among many researchers concerning the decline in health and nutrition which accompanied the shift from hunting and gathering to agriculture, few studies have directly addressed the differences in infant\weanling mortality between these two distinct cultural adaptational strategies. This research focuses on infant mortality as an indicator of general health and nutritional status. Results from the present study, which utilizes more than 1,200 skeletal samples from eight sites, indicate a significant difference in infant mortality between prehistoric hunter-gatherers and agriculturalists in Tennessee.

Demographic comparisons were made between six Archaic sites and two Mississippian sites using the …


A Study Of The Characteristics Affecting Organizational Behavior Of Nursing Homes And Related Home Care Facilities During Emergency Evacuations, Barbara Muller Vogt Dec 1988

A Study Of The Characteristics Affecting Organizational Behavior Of Nursing Homes And Related Home Care Facilities During Emergency Evacuations, Barbara Muller Vogt

Doctoral Dissertations

Both emergency planners and disaster researchers cite the lack of empirical data on the problems and needs of special populations during emergency evacuations. Although most evacuations of nursing homes and related care facilities are carried out successfully, the effectiveness of an evacuation (as measured by time to evacuate) appears limited by certain constraints. Among the factors affecting such evacuations are resources (such as the number of staff available at the time of the evacuation), type and number of clients, and community characteristics such as population density. This study describes selected organizational characteristics of nursing homes and related care facilities which …


Technical Bulletins: When Is A Mobile Home Not A Mobile Home?, Sid Hemsley Nov 1988

Technical Bulletins: When Is A Mobile Home Not A Mobile Home?, Sid Hemsley

MTAS Publications: Technical Bulletins

This Technical Bulletin provides information about the definition of a mobile home and about mobile home statutes.


Municipal Courts In Tennessee - A Constitutional And Statutory Primer, Sid Hemsley Nov 1988

Municipal Courts In Tennessee - A Constitutional And Statutory Primer, Sid Hemsley

MTAS Publications: Full Publications

This paper will first examine the constitutional and statutory underpinnings of municipal courts in Tennessee. Then it will briefly review the jurisidiction of municipal courts, the selection of municipal court judges, and municipal court penalties. Finally, it will take a look at the recent case of Summers v. Thompson, Tenn. Sup. Ct., No. 23, filed May 23, 1988. That case has a significant bearing on all of those topics, and it has some implications for what municipal courts will look like in the future. No pretense is made that every important thing is said or every important case is cited …


Database Selection Tools, Carol Tenopir Nov 1988

Database Selection Tools, Carol Tenopir

School of Information Sciences -- Faculty Publications and Other Works

Recommends tools for librarians in selecting databases for library patrons. Directory of online periodicals; Online dictionary files; Automatic database selection procedures.


Municipal Courts In Tennessee : A Constitutional And Statutory Primer, Sid Hemsley Nov 1988

Municipal Courts In Tennessee : A Constitutional And Statutory Primer, Sid Hemsley

MTAS History

This paper examines the constitutional and statutory underpinnings of municipal courts in Tennessee and reviews the jurisdiction of municipal courts, the selection of municipal court judges, and municipal court penalties.


The Sparta/White County Experience: An Attempt To Unify Governments, Ron Fults, Joe Muscatello Oct 1988

The Sparta/White County Experience: An Attempt To Unify Governments, Ron Fults, Joe Muscatello

MTAS Publications: Full Publications

This report is an account of the unification efforts between the governments of the City of Sparta and White County, Tennessee. The compilation of records and the documentation of events leading up to and through the consolidation attempt in White County inc1uding the election results of the referendum is the basis of this report.


Search Strategies For Full Text Databases, Carol Tenopir Oct 1988

Search Strategies For Full Text Databases, Carol Tenopir

School of Information Sciences -- Faculty Publications and Other Works

No abstract provided.


Managing Text: Software Choices For Textual Databases, Carol Tenopir Oct 1988

Managing Text: Software Choices For Textual Databases, Carol Tenopir

School of Information Sciences -- Faculty Publications and Other Works

No abstract provided.


Decision Making By Reference Librarians, Carol Tenopir Oct 1988

Decision Making By Reference Librarians, Carol Tenopir

School of Information Sciences -- Faculty Publications and Other Works

Presents guidelines for choosing alternatives for reference materials in the library. Effects of adding technological reference sources to a library; Use of online searching in academic research; Benefits of online database; When to choose CD-ROM and printed reference materials.


An Interface For Self‑Service Searching, Carol Tenopir Sep 1988

An Interface For Self‑Service Searching, Carol Tenopir

School of Information Sciences -- Faculty Publications and Other Works

Features the self-service database searching interface developed under a Council on Library Resources grant at the University of Illinois at Urbana-Chamapaign. Developers of the system; Capabilities; Link to the university's online public access catalog (OPAC); Description of a typical search session; Continuous testing of the system.


Victorian Material Culture In Memphis, Tennessee: The Mallory-Neely House Interiors As Artifact, Lawrence Allen Ray Aug 1988

Victorian Material Culture In Memphis, Tennessee: The Mallory-Neely House Interiors As Artifact, Lawrence Allen Ray

Doctoral Dissertations

The interiors of the Mallory-Neely House are valuable surviving documents of nineteenth century American culture warranting careful research, preservation and interpretation. Victorian Village, where the mansion is located in Memphis, is a nationally recognized enclave of nineteenth-century domestic structures. Previous research has centered primarily on the genealogical background of the owners and to a much lesser degree on the architectural history of these houses; none had focused in a scholarly manner on the interiors and furnishings. This is especially true of the Mallory-Neely House, the only one containing its original interior decor. These represent stratification of occupation and renovation by …