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Tax breaks in U.S. agriculture : who benefits, who loses?
Thesis (M.C.P.)--Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Dept. of Urban Studies and Planning, 1986.
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Sanctuary for Who?
Philadelphia, often recognized as the poorest major city in the United States, became a Sanctuary City in 2014. The designation committed the region to policies limiting cooperation with federal law enforcement in the persecution of undocumented communities. Policies have ranged from refusing to …
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Agriculture Teachers of Texas: Who will Stay and Who will Go?
… that the majority of agriculture teachers who considered leaving the profession felt there was too much stress related to FFA and SAE projects. The study found agriculture teachers stay in the profession because they feel a sense of recognition of their role in advising students. Current …
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DETERMINANTS OF BEGINNING TEACHER CAREER OUTCOMES: WHO STAYS AND WHO LEAVES?
… look into the characteristics of those teachers who stay at the same school for five years. The empirical investigation is embedded in a conceptual framework that draws from motivation and identity theories and brings in insights about the importance of geography and of neighborhood effects from …
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Who Dates Who? Using Latent Profiles to Characterize Adolescent’s Mate Value
… 473 adolescents aged 14-18 (M= 15.9; SD=1.17) who completed peer nomination surveys. The analysis focused on nominations for "Who would you most like to go on a date with?" alongside indicators of: attractiveness, popularity, likeability, kindness, athleticism, humour, and bullying. Three …
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Who does external quality assurance policy in Sāmoa serve, and who benefits?
… research critically examines the question of who is served by external quality assurance policy for higher education in Sāmoa through an examination of the voices and values that determine policy, how these shape policy relationships and how academics respond to external quality assurance …
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Men Who Coach Women
<p>Although Title IX helped to shape athletics in educational settings, the legislation also transformed the world of coaching. Due to the growing demand for competitive female athletics at the collegiate level, the need for qualified individuals to coach women’s sports continues to grow. As …
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Defending women who kill
This dissertation undertakes a case review of South African court case judgments (between 1994 and 2021) in which women are charged with killing their abusive intimate partners. The dissertation examines how evidence of their abuse is used in respect of legal defences and mitigation of sentence. In …
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Associate degree registered nurses who pursue a baccalaureate degree and those who do not
Associate degree nursing programs are currently graduating the largest percentage of the nurses entering practice. The majority of these nurses perform routine skills and practice in acute care settings (hospitals) which focus on bedside care of ill patients. This is what they have been educated to …
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The Man Who Knew Mary
The novel, The Man Who Knew Mary, is a fancy of science and art. It is a novel of analogy and simulacrum, of coincidence and synchronicity. Beginning as an ethnobotanist, John Whitney, the central character through whose consciousness and unconsciousness the relevancies of the work flow, ends as a …
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Predictors of Quality of Life for African American Women Who Assist Persons Who Receive Dialysis
… quality of life (QoL) for African American women who were caregivers of persons with end stage renal disease (ESRD). Five purposes, derived from a review of literature and conceptual model, guided this study. First, the study described the association between demographic factors (i.e., education, …
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The Role of Demographics: Who Engages in and Who Benefits from Family Supportive Supervisor Behavior?
<p>Organizations have traditionally instituted formal workplace benefits to help employees alleviate the stress of work-family conflict. However, largely due to implementation difficulties, the effectiveness of formal work-family benefits is questionable. Informal workplace supports, such as family …
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Registered nurses who do and who do not pursue the baccalaureate degree in nursing (BSN)
This study described the registered nurses (RNs) who do and the RNs who do not pursue a BSN. The constructs of motivational orientations, Locus-of-Control, and perceived educational barriers guided the study. The subjects consisted of 102 RNs who lived/worked in the same geographical region. …
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