Rock Hill Printing and Finishing Company History - Accession 207 - M91 (177)

This collection consists of a special edition of The Evening Herald (Rock Hill, SC newspaper) which included a section devoted to the history of the company.

Rock Hill Hardware Company Records - Accession 220

The Rock Hill Hardware Company was organized on June 4, 1893 by A.R. Smith and John Gelzer, A.A. Barron and his sons R.E. and W.L. bought Smith out in 1896 and by 1907 had acquired the whole firm. The Barron family owned and operated it until it closed in 1978. The collection consists of a 1906 ledger, financial records, a photograph, a seed license, World War II ration booklets, and newspaper clippings.

Evaluation of the Sensitivity of Freshwater Organisms Used in Toxicity Tests of Wastewater from Explosives Company

Explosives industries are a source of toxic discharge. The aim of this study was to compare organisms sensitivity (Daphnia similis, Danio rerio, Escherichia coli and Pseudomonas putida) in detecting acute toxicity in wastewater from two explosives, 2,4,6-TNT (TNT) and nitrocellulose. The samples were collected from an explosives company in the Paraiba Valley, So Paulo, Brazil. The effluents from TNT and nitrocellulose production were very toxic for tested organisms. Statistical tests indicated that D. similis and D. rerio were the most sensitive organisms for toxicity detection in effluents from 2,4,6-TNT and nitrocellulose production. The P. putida bacteria was the organism considered the least sensitive in indicating toxicity in effluents from nitrocellulose.

Management practices and influences on IT architecture decisions: a case study in a telecom company

The study aims to analyze the IT architecture management practices associated with their degree of maturity and the influence of institutional and strategic factors on the decisions involved through a case study in a large telecom organization. The case study allowed us to identify practices that led the company to its current stage of maturity and identify practices that can lead the company to the next stage. The strategic influence was mentioned by most respondents and the institutional influence was present in decisions related to innovation and those dealing with a higher level of uncertainties.

Le pressioni delle web company sulle istituzioni europee

Grazie all’analisi del dibattito in corso nelle istituzioni europee inerente il tema della neutralità della rete si è avuto modo di capire come le web companies, debbano non solo interagire con il proprio mercato, ma anche con un ambiente in cui vi sono attori che definiscono regole ed influenzano i contesti sociali. Questo ambiente è composto da quei fattori sociali, politici e legali che interagiscono e influenzano dall’esterno i mercati e gli accordi privati. Esso comprende quindi tutte le interazioni economiche che hanno come intermediario un soggetto pubblico, in questo caso le istituzioni europee, e in cui, causa questa presenza, la natura degli accordi non risponde prettamente a logiche economiche ma più a quelle politiche.

Bucknell Dance Company Spring 2000

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Bucknell Dance Company Spring 1999

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Bucknell Dance Company Spring 1998 Performance

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Bucknell Dance Company Spring 1997 Performance

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Bucknell Dance Company Spring 1996 Performance

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Bucknell Dance Company Spring 1993 Performance

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Bucknell Dance Company Spring 1991 Performance

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Bucknell Dance Company Spring 1990 Performance

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