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3346: Samuel G. Freedman, author, 2013
No full textPhotograph of author Samuel G. Freedman, at NT Daily Slash meeting in the Mayborn School of Journalism at UNT
Professor Freedman's Math Help
No full textMath Power is a site created by Professor Freedman, a highly acclaimed teacher of basic mathematics. She has several resources to help students of all ages learn pre-algebra and elementary algebra skills. Many sample homework assignments are provided, as well as general study tips and a list of "ten ways to reduce math anxiety." A collection of video clips demonstrate specific math concepts. There are also Java games that are a diversion from straight math, and most are educational. Some sections of the site are intended for mathematics instructors, like the Ten Commandments for Math Teachers
The Talmud: a biography, by Harry Freedman
No full textReview of Harry Freedman, The Talmud: a biography
Sandy Freedman Oral History Interview
No full textFormer Tampa Mayor Sandy Freedman, discusses her life in politics in Tampa, Florida. She begins the interview with a brief discussion of her childhood and how she came to the Tampa Bay area. She also discusses her tenure on the Tampa City Council as a council member and later as chairman of the council. Ms. Freedman discusses her time as acting mayor and mayor of the city of Tampa from 1986 to1995. She also discusses city programs that were significant to her as mayor: Tampa Neighborhood Cleanup, the Growth Management Act of 1985 (neighborhood element), the Community Reinvestment Act (implemented on a local level), Tampa Heights building and redevelopment project, the sister-city program, and the building of the Tampa Convention Center. The interview ends with Ms. Freedman reflecting on her time as mayor and what she would have done differently
S. Robert Freedman, 76
No full textDr. S. Robert "Bob" Freedman, a pathologist who lived in Palo Alto, has died. He was 76. Freedman, who died on May 12, was born on September 18, 1944
Anastasia Freedman Dissertation Supplemental Data
No full textThis spreadsheet contains all of the supplemental tables for Anastasia Freedman's Dissertation. Each tab in the file is a new supplemental table- labeled as "Table[Chapter #].S[Table #]
Oral history interview with Sara Freedman
No full textSara Freedman, Dean of the Spears School of Business at Oklahoma State University (OSU) 2006-2009, shares her education and career background. She talks about her interest in what motivates people within the business world and the work the department has done to advance the program. Freedman also discusses some of the challenges of leadership, efforts toward improving facilities, and efforts to support student success.The O-STATE Stories Oral History collection is comprised of interviews which chronicle the rich history, heritage, and traditions of Oklahoma State University
Letter from David Griesdorf to Syd Freedman
Get PDFLetter written by David Griesdorf to Syd Freedman congratulating Syd Freedman on his recent marriage to Marjorie Shine
Henry A. Freedman Papers (Coll. 14)
Get PDFThe date range for this collection is 1967-2000.This collection consists of Legal Services Corporation (LSC) materials covering such matters as litigation with LSC as defendant, back-up centers, and legislation. Other materials relate to Action for Legal Rights and other legal organizations such as NLADA and Poverty Lawyers for Effective Advocacy. Forms of material include memos, news clippings, journal articles, reports and brochures.The Henry A. Freedman papers are organized into two series: Legal Services Corporation materials and topical files.
The NEJL also holds an oral history interview with Henry Freedman, conducted on October 25th, 2013 by Alan Houseman in Washington, DC. The interview has not been transcribed yet
Traffic Relief Plan: Map
No full textIn 1937, a traffic expert (Freedman) recommended a plan to resolve traffic problems in New Brunswick. The plan proposes making alternate streets in the city ONE WAY STREETS, throughout the crowded areas. STOP SIGNS are placed on cross streets approaching the main one-way thoroughfares. When funds are available the breaking through of John Street to Dennis Street, and eventually to Albany Street, is proposed to make a continuous one-way street. Breaking through of Kirkpatrick Street to Albany Street in also included in the plan. It was estimated that the basic plan could be placed in effect immediately at a cost of about $1,000 (covering the cost of one-way and stop signs).From the Rutgers University Special Collections/University Archives collection. Call number: SPCOL/UA MP/3813/M50/213/1937AAPrinted in the "Sunday Times," New Brunswick, NJ, October 31, 1937Purpose: To map solutions to traffic problems in New Brunswick
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