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2005 Women's Soccer Individual Career Records, Cedarville University

Women's Soccer Statistics

No abstract provided.

2005 Women's Soccer Individual Career History, Cedarville University

Women's Soccer Statistics

No abstract provided.

2005 Women's Soccer High/Low Analysis, Cedarville University

Women's Soccer Statistics

No abstract provided.

2005 Women's Soccer Combined Team Statistics, Cedarville University

Women's Soccer Statistics

No abstract provided.

2005 Nccaa Division I Women's Soccer Awards, Cedarville University

Women's Soccer Statistics

No abstract provided.

2005 Naia Women's Soccer Honors, Cedarville University

Women's Soccer Statistics

No abstract provided.

2005 Amc Women's Soccer Scholar-Athletes, Cedarville University

Women's Soccer Statistics

No abstract provided.

2005 All-Amc South Division Freshmen Team, Cedarville University

Volleyball Rosters

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2005 All-Amc South Division Team, Cedarville University

Volleyball Rosters

No abstract provided.

2005 Women's Volleyball Roster, Cedarville University

Volleyball Rosters

No abstract provided.

2005 18th Annual Cedarville Invitational All-Tournament Team, Cedarville University

Volleyball Rosters

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The Sting: Winter 2005, Cedarville University

The Sting

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Effects Of Self-Monitoring With Accuracy Feedback Versus Self-Monitoring With Corrective Feedback On Students' Performance In Mathematics, Kristina R. Baker

Masters Theses

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Factors Influencing Venture Capital Availability In Rural States: Possible Lessons Learned From West Virginia, David W. Hughes, Kris Mallory, Mihaela A. Szabo

Regional Research Institute Working Papers

Venture capital has been identified by many as a vital element in the rapid economic growth of certain regions. The lack of access to capital, especially equity capital, has been identified as a major constraint to the economic growth of rural areas (i.e., venture capital access, as a centripetal force, concentrates rather than disperses economic activity). Researchers have advanced a focus on primarily urban sectors, such as information technologies, higher administration costs due to a lack of deal flow, and a limited support network for entrepreneurs as explanations for the lack of venture capital in rural areas. Yet, some venture …

Specification Of Functional Form In Models Of Population Migration, Brian Cushing

Regional Research Institute Working Papers

A characteristic of the empirical literature on internal population migration is widely varying results and often conflicting conclusions regarding relative importance of explanatory factors. There are a number of possible explanations for these conflicting findings, some of which have received little attention in the literature. This paper focuses on one major specification issue in the context of an aggregate migration model: choice of functional form. The discussion lays out a theoretical basis for choosing functional form. It follows this with a comparison of empirical results for several functional forms. Statistical tests are used to choose the most appropriate functional form.

Loglinear Residual Tests Of Moran’S I Autocorrelation: An Application To Kentucky Breast Cancer Data, Ge Lin, Tonglin Zhang

Regional Research Institute Working Papers

Spatial regressions have been widely used, but their use with the permutation tests of residuals either in linear or loglinear models is rarely seen. In the present study, we have linked the Cliff-Ord permutation test of Moran’s I on linear regression errors to loglinear regression residuals under asymptotic normality. We devised both Pearson residual Moran’s IP R and deviance residual Moran’s IDR tests and applied them to a set of log-rate models for early stage and late-stage breast cancer together with socioeconomic and access-to-care data in Kentucky. The results showed that socioeconomic and access-to-care variables were sufficient to account for …

Strategy For The Implementation Of An Industrial Land Bank, Kevin O'Brien, Kirstin S. Toth, Matthew Sattler, Michael Mcgoun, Jacob Duritsky

All Maxine Goodman Levin School of Urban Affairs Publications

The City of Cleveland plans to create a long-term vision for industrial and commercial land reuse in order to better serve the business and neighborhood interests of its citizens. The implementation of an industrial land bank is one critical way in which to fulfill this goal. This study aimed to develop a strategy to aid the city in the operation and management of rehabilitating commercial and industrial properties for reuse. The objectives of the project were to: * Incorporate a strategy understood by senior managers at the city that identifies a broad economic redevelopment vision, especially for brownfields. * Include …

2005-2006 Lindenwood University Winter Sports Schedule, Lindenwood University

Athletics Schedules

2005-2006 Lindenwood University Winter Sports Schedule

Fall 2005 Economics Newsletter, Economics Department

Economics Newsletter

No abstract provided.

Humanizing Information Technology By Julian Warner, Vicki Gregory

School of Information Faculty Publications

No abstract provided.

The Public Library As A Public Forum: The (De)Evolution Of A Legal Doctrine, John N. Gathegi

School of Information Faculty Publications

When dealing with First Amendment free speech issues in the context of public libraries, courts have merely cited the supposition that constitutional public forum analysis leads to the conclusion that the public library is a limited public forum for the purposes of First Amendment analysis. By focusing narrowly on the issue of whether Internet access in libraries constitutes a public forum, and determining that it does not, the U.S. Supreme Court not only misses an opportunity to refine the concept of the public forum in modern-day terms but also somehow implies that public library activities are different from other speech …

Equality News (Winter 2005-2006), Matthew R. Dubois

Equality news / EqualityMaine (2004-2008)

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Forecasting The Dry Bulk Freight Market, Le Duc Thien

World Maritime University Dissertations

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An Analysis Of The Import Trade Logistics Service Through The Ethio-Djibouti Corridor, Sebhatu Alemu Ambaye

World Maritime University Dissertations

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Can Ports Contribute To The Economic Development Of The Regions They Serve? : An Examination Of The Potential, If Any, Of Using The Kenya Ports Authority As An Engine For Kenya's Economic Recovery And Development, Stanley Ndenge Chai

World Maritime University Dissertations

No abstract provided.

Signs Of Faith, January 2005

Signs of Faith

A newsletter published for Deaf Catholics in Paterson, NJ

Signs of Faith Finding Aid

The Role Of Differentiation Of Self And Death Anxiety In Predicting Martial Adjustment Following The Death Of An Adult, Married Child's Biological Parent, Francis S. Gaal

Seton Hall University Dissertations and Theses (ETDs)

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Do Professional Sports Franchises And New Sports Facilities Have A Postive Impact On The Local Economy?, Kevin Mcdonough

Seton Hall University Dissertations and Theses (ETDs)

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Scrutinizing Public Expenditures - Assessing The Performance Of Public Accounts Committees, Rick Stapenhurst, Vinod Sahgal, William Woodley, Riccardo Pelizzo

Research Collection School of Social Sciences

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Do Rural Land Markets Increase Inequality? Evidence From A Chinese Province, Qian Forrest Zhang

Research Collection School of Social Sciences

Using a 2001 provincial survey, we find that disparities in land-rights distribution have greatly increased in rural China, and the growth of land markets is directly responsible for that. The land markets tend to concentrate land in those who can more efficiently use it. This translates disparities in land-rights distribution to magnified inequality in farm income. However, such widening disparities caused by land markets have compensatory effects on overall rural inequality, as land markets tend to bring up families who would fall at the bottom of income distribution in the absence of such markets. Expansion of markets, in this case, …