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Friends of the Library Guest Lecture: Author S.C. Gwynne
No full textCampus EventsNew York Times bestselling author S. C. Gwynne discusses his books "Rebel Yell: The Violence, Passion, and Redemption of Stonewall Jackson" and "Empire of the Summer Moon: Quanah Parker and the Rise and Fall of the Comanches" in a two part lecture.Angelo State UniversityFriends of the Porter Henderson Library and West Texas CollectionASU History Departmen
Attitudes of campus students and campus police personnel toward campus law enforcement at UW-Stout
No full textPlan BCollege and university campuses were traditionally held to be sanctuaries of high learning where violations of university policy were commonly judged and punished by the institution’s administration. The increased outbreaks of campus violence on many campuses during the late 1960’s and the crime trends throughout the United States in general forced colleges and universities to begin to reexamine the safety and security needs of their students, faculty and visitors. Technological, cultural and economic changes in the world directly influenced many of the problems confronting the administrators. Today, college and university law enforcement agencies have many of the same concerns and problems of other law enforcement agencies. Violent crimes, disruptive behavior and property damage can and does occur in their jurisdiction (Neilsen, Pander and Powell 1994). Colleges have discovered the need for and have created enforcement agencies made up of sworn law enforcement officers. The problem of developing an effective and meaningful law enforcement agency is a problem not to be taken lightly. Campus law enforcement officers are responsible for the safety and protection of a community within a community. The officers must perform their duties and enforce the laws in a manner consistent with that of the Constitution. The campus law enforcement officers are responsible for the creation and maintenance of a safe environment for all that choose to utilize the university. The purpose of this study is to compare the attitudes of students and police officers toward campus law enforcement at the University of Wisconsin-Stout. It is hoped that the information gathered in this study can assist the students, police officers and administration in identifying some of the problem and concerns expressed by the participants. Creating a safe environment on a college campus is of the utmost importance. In most instances this is the first time that these young students will be living on their own. Their parents do not want them to be victims of crime. With this in mind the following questions are asked: Where should the campus police focus their attention and resources? What do students and police officers perceive as the present and future function of campus law enforcement? What services and programs are needed to enhance the effectiveness of the police department? Is there communication between campus law enforcement and the students? Do the students feel comfortable going to the police officers when they need assistance and is there a feeling of security on the campus
PBStoHTCondor System for Campus Grids
No full textThe campus grid architectures currently available are considered to be overly complex. We have focused on High Throughput Condor HTCondor as one of the most popular middlewares among UK universities, and are proposing a new system for unifying campus grid resources. This new system PBStoCondor is capable of interfacing with Linux based system within the campus grids, and automatically determining the best resource for a given job. The system does not require additional efforts from users and administrators of the campus grid resources. We have compared the real usage data and PBStoCondor system simulation data. The results show a close match. The proposed system will enable better utilization of campus grid resources, and will not require modification in users’ workflows
Purdue University, campus view
No full textPhotograph of Purdue University Campus View and Scenes, Stadium Mall, Summer 1948, Photograph by J.C. Alle
The Campus Canopy, January 25, 1941
No full textDigitized from original print, Valdosta State University Archives and Special Collections, January 24, 2017.The Campus Canopy, January 25, 1941. Vol. 7, No. 13. -- Male Cast Of ‘The Old Maid’ Is Announced -- Who’s Who Among The Freshmen To Be Chosen -- New ‘Juke Organ’ In Rec Hall Thrills ‘Jivers’ -- Skinner Gains Renown As Author, And Actress -- McCorkle Will Speak At Sunday Evening Vespers -- Motter, Unaware Of Drastic Plot, Carries Bomb In Car -- G. S. W. C. Professors Tell Tales Of Their College Lif
Cenni storici
No full textIl saggio breve affronta la storia del centro di Tergu nel medioevo come sede dell'abbazia primaziale dei Benedettini in Sardegn
Johnson C. Smith University campus with the Carnegie Library and the Johnson C. Smith Memorial Hall in the background.
No full textPhotograph of JCSU Campus. Typed label reads ""Campus scene looking south - Center - Side view Carnegie Library. Left - Front of Johnson C. Smith Memorial Theological Dormitory"
La comunicazione politica di Berlusconi. Percorsi di lettura
No full textRassegna della produzione scientifica dedicata a Berlusconi. Sono individuate tre aree tematiche: a) contribuiti dedicati all'impatto di Berlusconi sulla comunicazione politica italiana; b) gli effetti della comunicazione sugli atteggiamenti degli elettori; c) analisi del linguaggio.This article explores the entire scientific production concerning Berlusconi’s political journey, pausing especially on contributions that focus on political communication. The author identifies three main thematic areas, which have been extensively looked at by the scholars and political observers. The three areas are: 1) Berlusconi and Forza Italia’s contribution to the transformation of political communication during the 1990s; 2) the effects of Berlusconi’s political communication on voters’ political behaviour; 3) the analysis of Berlusconi’s language
Plat of campus and buildings, Purdue University
No full textCampus map, 1898. Courtesy Office of the University Architect, Purdue Universit
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