The American debater : being a plain exposition of the principles and practice of public debate, wherein will be found an account of the qualifications necessary to a good deliberative orator, as also the mode of acquiring them, the rules of order observed in deliberative assemblies, debates in full and in outline, on various interesting topics, numerous questions for discussion, forms of a constitution for literary clubs or debating societies, etc., etc. /

Publishers include Moore, Wilstach, Keys & Co., Cincinnati.

Historic magazine and notes and queries; a monthly of history, folk-lore, mathematics, literature, art, arcane societies, etc.

List of bibliographies and trans. in v. 1-12.

Der Existenzkampf der Reichsvertretung /

Three galley copies of a published work with corrections and edited indices.

The Home base of missions : with supplement, presentation and discussion of the report in the conference on 23rd June 1910.

http://www.archive.org/details/homebaseofmissio003154mbp

THIRD ANNUAL REPORT OF THE AUDUBON SOCIETY OF SOUTH CAROLINA

Annual report of the Audubon Society of South Carolina, 1 January 1910, discusses fish and game laws, bird species found in the state of South Carolina, the effects of insects on local crops, and membership information. Report also includes a color illustration of a mockingbird on the inside of the front cover.

FIFTH ANNUAL REPORT OF THE AUDUBON SOCIETY OF SOUTH CAROLINA FOR NINETEEN FIFTEEN

Annual report of the Audubon Society of South Carolina for 1915 discusses educational work performed across the state by the organization in the previous year, including exhibits, symposiums, and lectures. Report also includes membership information.

FOURTH ANNUAL REPORT OF THE AUDUBON SOCIETY OF SOUTH CAROLINA

Annual report of the Audubon Society of South Carolina, 1 January 1911, discusses hunting licensing, fish and game laws, educational bird work performed by the Charleston Museum, and membership information.

Canadian Federation of University Women--St. Catharines fonds, 1921-2013

The University Women’s Club of St. Catharines was founded in 1921, two years after the formation of its national affiliate, the Canadian Federation of University Women. Membership was limited to women with university degrees. In early 2000 the constitution was expanded to include professions that now require university or college degrees. Associate members (non-voting) and student members were also accepted in 2007 by our local club. The purposes of the club are to assist in maintaining high standards of education in Canada, to stimulate members’ interest and participation in public affairs, to provide an opportunity for collective action, and to facilitate intellectual and social pursuits among members. The club takes an active interest in the status of women, provides scholarships at the university and high school levels, encourages reading in the formative years, makes charitable donations to support women and children’s services. In 1988 our club changed its name to Canadian Federation of University Women – St. Catharines at the direction of the National Office of CFUW.

Contribución de las asociaciones de estudiantes al desarrollo de competencias jurídicas fuera de las aulas. Un ejemplo norteamericano

A partir del ejemplo de las asociaciones de estudiantes de Derecho de la Universidad Laval en Québec (Canadá), se pretende reflexionar sobre las virtudes didácticas de algunas de las actividades que estas asociaciones ofrecen y que resultan especialmente enriquecedoras, no sólo por su fondo sino en particular por su forma y estructura, para los futuros juristas, permitiéndoles adquirir e implementar competencias prácticas que no siempre pueden trabajarse con la intensidad adecuada desde aulas y seminarios reglados mediante los instrumentos de enseñanza tradicionales

The relationship between human beings and technological systems

By combining the ontological approaches to technology of Dessauer, Ortega y Gasset and Heidegger, with the psychology of Jung, the integrated and psycho-constructivist approach to technology demonstrates that the relationship between human beings and technological systems is a symptomatic, symbiotic and synchronistic factor of human well-being and adaption.

Future of building surveying in Australia

Building surveying is fragmenting into specialist areas that will in time displace the profession and contribute to its demise. For the profession to survive it must change and embrace these new areas as part of the building surveying family. The research identified 18 ingredients of successful professional bodies that the Australian Institute of Building Surveyors can use to position the organisation to accommodate these new areas and assist it to prosper and grow into an effective professional body.

Comptes rendus hebdomadaires des séances de l'Académie des sciences.

t.102 (1886)

Comptes rendus hebdomadaires des séances de l'Académie des sciences.

t.132 (1901)

Comptes rendus hebdomadaires des séances de l'Académie des sciences.

t.118:no.14-26 (1894)