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Showing 1 to 5 of 5 for “"Wanamaker"”.

  1. Fully-renewable and degradable thermoplastic elastomers.

    The most common polymers derived from renewable feedstocks, poly(3-hydroxybutyrate), polyglycolide, and polylactide (PLA), have high stiffness and tensile strength, but are inherently brittle, thus limiting the potential for these polymers to replace elastic and ductile polymers derived from fossil …

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  2. Role strain, coping, and stress among dual-career husbands and wives

    The relationship among role strain, coping, and stress was quantitatively assessed using responses from 190 dual-career husbands and wives. Cluster analysis of stress scores resulted in the adoption of a six-cluster solution. MANOVA on role strain confirmed a significant effect by Cluster, …

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  3. 'One nation under God': the pledge of allegiance as a ritual practice in American civil religion

    This document suggests and then illustrates a neglect in the study of American civil religious ritual. It argues that a primary carrier for American civil religion has been the public school system and that one vehicle used in the task of perpetuating the American identity has been the civil …

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  4. Graduate Recital, Saxophone

    This M.M. Thesis demonstrates the breadth of literature for the saxophone by including works from the Romantic, 20th Century, and Contemporary Periods. This thesis also features pieces that utilize the saxophone as a solo and chamber music instrument, and showcases a piece by female composer Libby …

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