American language course.

"Reprinted September 1984"--P. i.

Expanding the power of communication /

Mode of access: Internet.

U of M Medical Center

An outstanding medical and research center on the University of Michgan campus at Ann Arbor, Michigan.

U of M Medical Center

An outstanding medical and research center on the University of Michgan campus at Ann Arbor, Michigan.

The manufacturers' agent as a marketing institute : U.S. census of business, 1948.

At head of title: U.S. Dept. of Commerce. Bureau of the Census.

U.S. Capitol visitor guide : U.S. Capitol Visitor Center : [Washington D.C.].

Each map is a floorplan showing amenities of the underground visitors' center open to tourists and the public.

ADP concepts and terms.

Mode of access: Internet.

Foreign Service assignment notebook /

Mode of access: Internet.

Saturday Morning Television Advertisements Aired on English and Spanish Language Networks along the Texas-Mexico Border

Objectives: The aim of this content analysis study is to characterize the TV advertisements aired to an at-risk child population along the Texas-Mexico border. Methods: We characterized the early Saturday morning TV advertisements aired by three broadcast network categories (U.S. English language, U.S. Spanish language, and Mexican Spanish language) in Spring 2010. The number, type (food related vs. non-food related), target audience, and persuasion tactics used were recorded. Advertised foods, based on nutrition content, were categorized as meeting or not meeting current dietary guidelines. Results: Most commercials were non-food related (82.7%, 397 of 480). The majority of the prepared foods (e.g., cereals, snacks, and drinks) advertised did not meet the current U.S. Dietary Guidelines. Additionally, nutrition content information was not available for many of the foods advertised on the Mexican Spanish language broadcast network category. Conclusions: For U.S. children at risk for obesity along the Texas-Mexico border exposure to TV food advertisements may result in the continuation of sedentary behavior as well as an increased consumption of foods of poor nutritional quality. An international regulatory effort to monitor and enforce the reduction of child-oriented food advertising is needed. Editors' Note: This article was submitted in response to the first issue of the Journal of Applied Research on Children: Latino Children.

Applied language learning.

No longer distributed to depository libraries in tangible format, .

Headstart, Portuguese program /

"October 1979."

Headstart, German program /

English and German.

Bridges school of language studies.

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