In this letter M. E. Kelly, manager of the basketball team, asks Robert Lee Madison (1867–1954) for 10.00tocovertwomonthsofboardandroomrentforoneGarlandJones.Madison,consideredasthefounderofWesternCarolinaUniversity,servedasthefirstpresidentofCullowheeHighSchool,laterCullowheeNormalandIndustrialSchool,from1889−1912andfrom1920−1923.Feb.26,1925Prof.R.L.MadisonRaleigh,N.C.DearMr.Madison:−WearecollectingthedonationsforGarlandJonestopayhisboardandroomrentforthelasttwomonths.Accordingtothelistofnamesthathavebeenturnedovertome,Ibelievethatyouhaveofferedfivedollars(5.00) per month. If you will kindly mail us a check for ten dollars ($10.00) we will appreicate it. Trusting this finds you well and enjoying life, I am Very truly yours, M. E. Kell
There are three folders (compressed in .zip format). Each folder has an associated plain-text documentation file that includes detailed information about its contents. The folders are: (1) MITgcm, (2) analysis_scripts, and (3) plotting_scripts. The first folder includes all compile-time and run-time options for the MITgcm simulations. It also includes Matlab scripts and functions to generate MITgcm input files and post-process MITgcm output files. The MITgcm source code is available at http://mitgcm.org/. The second folder contains the Matlab scripts to process tide gauge (lake level) data collected by the US and Canadian governments. The third folder contains Matlab scripts and functions that re-create the figures included in Kelly et al. (2024). All of the data needed for these scripts are included in the folder.A recent manuscript examined surface oscillations in Lake Superior using observations and the MIT general circulation model (MITgcm). This submission includes the functions to analyze the observations, the configuration and post-processing files for the MITgcm, and Matlab scripts that recreate the figures in the manuscript.National Science Foundation, OCE-PO 1635560National Aeronautics and Space Administration, 80NSSC20K1331Kelly, Samuel M. (2024). Materials to re-create Predicting Surface Oscillations in Lake Superior from Normal Mode Dynamics. Retrieved from the University Digital Conservancy, https://doi.org/10.13020/t222-a012
There are few more widely applied terms in common parlance than ‘capability’. It is used (inaccurately) to represent everything from the aspiration to provide opportunity to notions of innate academic ability, with everything in between claiming apostolic succession to Amartya Sen, who (with apologies to Aristotle) first developed the concept. This paper attempts to warrant an adaptation of Sen’s capability theory to schooling and schooling policy, and to proof his concepts in the new setting using research involving 100 pupils from 5 English secondary schools and a schedule of questions derived from the capability literature. The findings suggest that a capability approach can provide an alternative to the dominant Benthamite school effectiveness paradigm, and can offer a sound theoretical framework for understanding better the assumed relationship between schooling and well-being
Some issues were published in both English and Spanish.
Contains publications from October through December 2020.Final Report – Social Determinants of Health -- Governor Laura Kelly Issues 15-Day Disaster Declaration, Two Executive Orders to Aid Kansas Hospital and Adult Care Home Capacity -- Executive Order No. 22-02 -- Executive Order No. 22-01 -- ICYMI: Emporia and Downtowns across Kansas are Rising Thanks to Governor Kelly's Leadership, Local Partnerships -- Governor Laura Kelly Delivers the 2022 State of the State Address -- Governor Laura Kelly Announces Fiscal Year 2023 Budget -- Governor Opens Nominations for Exporter of the Year Award -- Governor Laura Kelly Orders Flags Lowered McPherson County in Honor of EMT Randall Willems -- Governor Laura Kelly Signs Bipartisan Bill to Extend Executive Orders, Providing Relief for Health Care Workers Governor Laura Kelly Signs Bipartisan Bill toExtend Executive Orders, Providing Relief for Health Care Workers -- ICYMI: Governor Laura Kelly’s “Axe the Food Tax” Plan: What They’re Saying -- Governor Laura Kelly announces Building a Stronger Economy (BASE) Grant Application -- Governor Laura Kelly Discusses Affordable Housing Opportunities in Alma -- Governor Laura Kelly Vetoes Congressional Redistricting Map, Senate Bill 355 -- ICYMI: Governor Kelly’s Proposal to Fully Fund State Water Plan for First Time in 15 Years Raises Hope -- ICYMI: Kansas Could Land the Biggest Private Sector Investment in the State’s History -- Kansas Could Land the Biggest Private Sector Investment in the State’s History: What They’re Saying -- Governor Laura Kelly Signs Bipartisan Bill, Strengthening Economic Development Toolkit -- Governor’s Office Directs Agencies to Apply State Law When Complying with Supreme Court Decision to Uphold Federal CMS COVID-19 Vaccination Requirement -- Governor appoints Jessica Heinen to fill vacancy in 3rd Judicial District Court -- ICYMI: Governor Laura Kelly: It’s Time to Come Together and Eliminate the State’s Sales Tax on Food to Save Kansans Money -- Governor Laura Kelly Distributes Food at Mercy and Truth Medical Missions Clinic -- Governor Laura Kelly Encourages Kansans to Participate in Statewide Job Fair -- ICYMI: Editorial: States Should Eliminate Sales Tax on Groceries -- Governor Laura Kelly Announces Grant Awards to Enhance Response to Domestic Violence and Sexual Assault Crimes -- Governor Laura Kelly Joins Bipartisan Coalition of Governors Urging Congress to Take Quick Action to Reconcile Legislation Strengthening the Semiconductor Supply Chain -- Governor Laura Kelly Announces Kansas Ranked First in Nation for Most Economic Development Investment Per Capita -- Governor Laura Kelly Tours Harvesters to Discuss Importance of Axing the Food Tax -- ICYMI: Under Governor Laura Kelly Kansas Wins First ‘Governor’s Cup -- Governor Laura Kelly Directs State Agencies to Waive Fees for Kansans Affected by Wildfires in Reno and Harvey Counties -- Governor Laura Kelly Proclaims March as Kansas Agriculture Month -- Governor Laura Kelly Directs Flags be Flown at Halfstaff to Honor 8,003 Kansans Who Lost Their Lives to COVID-19 -- Governor Laura Kelly Announces More Than 6MillionforRuralRoadSafetyImprovements−−GovernorLauraKellyAnnounces20 Million in Business Investment and 150 New Jobs in Wichita -- Governor Laura Kelly Prioritizes Affordable Housing in Budget Amendments -- Governor Laura Kelly appoints Andrea Purvis to fill district court vacancy in the 6th judicial district -- Governor Laura Kelly Announces Administration Appointments -- Governor Laura Kelly Announces First Round of Grants to Support Tourism and Economic Development -- Council on Foreign Relations Gains Member of Governor Laura Kelly’s Cabinet -- Axe the Food Tax Newsletter: April 13, 2022 -- Governor Laura Kelly Announced Three Communities Rejoining Kansas Main Street Program -- Governor Laura Kelly Cuts Property Taxes -- Governor Laura Kelly Signs Bipartisan Bill Removing Barriers to Health Care -- Governor Laura Kelly Signs Redistricting Maps for State House, Senate, Board of Education -- Governor Laura Kelly Announces Largest Economic Development Investment in Kelly Administration History -- Governor Laura Kelly Signs Budget, Makes Record Investment in Rainy Day Fund and Law Enforcement, Invests in Housing, Workforce, and Economic Development -- Governor Kelly Fights to Address Rising Prices, Calls For 250TaxRebate,ProvidingImmediateReliefforKansans−−GovernorLauraKellyJoinsBipartisanCoalitionofGovernorsUrgingPermanentE−15Solution,ProvidingKansansRelieffromRecordHighGasPrices−−GovernorLauraKellyCelebratesPublicServiceEmployeesforTheirHardWorkandDedicationtoKansas−−GovernorLauraKellyDirectsAgenciestoWaiveFeesforKansansAffectedbyFriday’sSevereWeather−−GovernorLauraKellySigns“AxetheFoodTax”Bill,ProvidingReliefforKansans−−GovernorLauraKellyFullyFundsK−12EducationforFourthConsecutiveYear−−GovernorLauraKellyCelebratestheCreationof8,800JobsinJohnsonCounty−−GovernorLauraKellyAnnouncesKansastoAwardMoreThan69 Million to Women- and Minority-Owned Small Businesses -- Governor Laura Kelly Announces Actions to Assist Kansans Affected by Infant Formula Shortage -- Governor Laura Kelly Announces Recipients of 10MillionInvestmentExpandingBroadbandAccessAcrossRuralKansas−−GovernorLauraKellyProclaims‘KansasStateClassyCatsVictoryDay’−−GovernorLauraKellyCeremoniallySignsBillCuttingSalesTaxesforFarmersandRanchersImpactedbyFourCountyFire−−GovernorLauraKellyAnnouncesMoreThan7 Million in Transportation Project Investments -- Governor Laura Kelly Announces 11.5MillionInvestmenttoImproveRailNetworkAcrossRuralKansas−−GovernorKellySecuresPresidentialDisasterDeclarationtoAssistRuralCountiesRecoveringfromWinterStorms−−GovernorLauraKellyAnnouncesAdministrationAppointments−−GovernorLauraKellySecures20 Million in Federal Grants to Improve Rail Infrastructure -- Governor Laura Kelly Announces May Total Tax Collections Exceed 900Million−−GovernorLauraKellyAdministrationFormallyKicksOffUnemploymentInsuranceSystemModernization−−GovernorLauraKellySignsBillProviding50 Million of Financial Relief to Kansas Small Businesses -- Governor Laura Kelly Proclaims June “Kansas Dairy Month” at Family-Owned Farm -- Kansas Wins Prestigious Gold Shovel Award for Economic Development Excellence for Second Consecutive Year -- Governor Laura Kelly Announces Nearly 4.7MillioninFederalGrantstoSupportSurvivorsofSexualandDomesticViolence−−GovernorLauraKellyCallsonCongresstoExtendChildNutritionWaiversThatFeedKansasStudents−−GovernorLauraKellyAppointsJacobPetersontoFillDistrictCourtVacancyinthe28thJudicialDistrict−−GovernorLauraKellyCallsontheU.S.SenatetoPassaBipartisanBillDeliveringEssentialHealthcaretoVeteransExposedtoToxins−−GovernorLauraKellyAppointsJancitaWarringtonasExecutiveDirectoroftheOfficeofNativeAmericanAffairs−−Nearly30,000KansansParticipateintheSunflowerSummerProgramSinceLateMayLaunch−−GovernorLauraKellyCeremoniallySigns"AxetheFoodTax"BillDuringStatewideTourinWichita,KansasCity,andTopeka−−GovernorLauraKellyHonorsMilitaryVeteransatKansasVeteransCemeteryinWinfieldColumbariumWallDedication−−GovernorLauraKellyApplaudsStateBoardofRegentsforFreezingTuitionforStudentsofStateUniversities−−GovernorLauraKellyPromotesRuralEconomicDevelopmentwithStopsinIndependenceandCherryvale−−GovernorLauraKellyAnnouncesResources,ActionstoAssistCattleProducersImpactedbyHeatWave−−ExecutiveOrderNo.22−05−−KansasHitsLowestUnemploymentRateinRecordedHistory−−GovernorLauraKellyCeremoniallySignsBilltoLegalizeSportsBettinginKansas−−GovernorLauraKellyAnnounces53 Million in Appreciation Bonuses for Child Care Providers -- Governor Laura Kelly Visits Emporia to Highlight Improvements in Lifelong Care in Kansas -- Executive Order No. 22-06 -- Kelly Administration Hosts Annual Summit Promoting Latina Leadership in Kansas -- Kansas Surpasses 9BillioninNewEconomicDevelopmentInvestmentSinceStartofKellyAdministration−−GovernorLauraKellyOrdersFlagsbeFlownatHalf−StaffinHonorofKansasFirefighterJoshuaHaynes−−GovernorLauraKellyAnnouncesStatewideEfforttoCoordinateBillionsinFederalInfrastructureFundsComingtoKansas−−GovernorLauraKellyPromotesKansasinOpenLettertoState′sCollegeGraduates−−GovernorLauraKellyAnnouncesthatKansasEndsFiscalYear2022withTotalTaxCollectionsSurpassingEstimateby438.1 Million -- Governor Laura Kelly Continues Fiscal Responsibility with Nearly 1BillionRainyDayFund−−GovernorLauraKellyCeremoniallySignsBilltoMakeChildCareMoreAffordableandAccessible−−GovernorLauraKellySignsMulti−StateCommitmenttoExpandComputerScienceEducation−−GovernorLauraKellyOrdersFlagsbeFlownatHalf−StaffinHonorofSaintMarysPoliceOfficerMarkLamberson−−KansasLands4B, 4,000-Job Panasonic Energy Electric Vehicle Battery Plant -- Kansas Lands 4B,4,000−JobPanasonicEnergyElectricVehicleBatteryPlant:Here′sWhatThey′reSaying−−GovernorLauraKellyAnnouncesSimmonsPetFoodisExpandingOperationsinEmporia,Edgerton−−GovernorLauraKellyHighlightsChildNutritionWhileDistributingFoodtoKansasStudents−−GovernorLauraKellyAnnouncesFundingforMuralsin14RuralCommunities−−ICYMI:GovernorLauraKellyAnnounces21,000MoreKansasHomesWillSoonBeConnectedtoHigh−SpeedInternet−−GovernorLauraKellyAnnouncesCreationofWildfireTaskForce−−GovernorLauraKellyKicksOffStatewide′ProsperityonthePlains′EconomyTour−−GovernorLauraKellyOrdersFlagsbeFlownatHalf−StaffinHonorofNorthKansasCityPoliceOfficerDanielVasquez−−GovernorKellyAnnouncesApprovedExpansionofMedicaidCoveragetoKansasMothersPostpartum−−GovernorLauraKellyCommemoratesthe32ndAnniversaryoftheAmericanswithDisabilitiesAct−−GovernorLauraKellyHonorsAmeliaEarhartatU.S.Capitol−−GovernorLauraKellyContinues′ProsperityonthePlains′TouratHoltonSmallBusiness−−GovernorLauraKellyContinues′ProsperityonthePlains′TourwithVisittoDodgeCityBusiness−−GovernorLauraKellyAnnouncesKansasBeginsFiscalYear2023withTaxCollectionsSurpassingEstimateby127.6M -- Governor Laura Kelly Continues Prosperity on the Plains Tour with Wichita Business Leader Roundtable -- Governor Laura Kelly Celebrates Expansion of Simmons Pet Food During Prosperity on the Plains Tour -- Governor Laura Kelly Emphasizes Importance of Child Care to Economic Development Success -- Governor Laura Kelly Cuts Ribbon on North America's Largest Wheat Protein Plant -- Governor Laura Kelly Continues 'Prosperity on the Plains' Tour Alongside Rep. Sharice Davids at Children's Mercy Park in Kansas City -- Governor Laura Kelly Reinforces Continued Work to Make Mental Health Care Affordable and Accessible -- Governor Laura Kelly Tours Technical Training Center Aiding Panasonic Workforce Development -- Governor Laura Kelly Opens Sportsbooks for Wagering Beginning September 1 -- Governor Laura Kelly Kicks Off 2022 Kansas Agricultural Growth Summit -- Governor Laura Kelly Tours Future Child Mental Health Hospital in Hays -- Governor Laura Kelly Directs Flags be Lowered to Half Staff in Honor of Kansas Representative Gail Finney -- Governor Laura Kelly Announces Carolina Loera Lozanoas Interim Executive Director of the Kansas Hispanic & Latino American Affairs Commission -- Governor Laura Kelly Announces 3.2MillioninGrantsAvailabletoAidRuralFirstRespondersinCombattingOpioidAbuse−−GovernorLauraKellyCelebratesAnnouncementofNewHighwayConstructioninMiamiCounty−−GovernorLauraKellyChampionsAffordableHousingatKansasHousingConference−−GovernorLauraKellyUrgesKansasSmallBusinessestoPrepareforCOVID−19RetailStorefrontPropertyTaxReliefProgram−−GovernorLauraKellyCelebratesUniversityofKansasCancerCenter′sRecentNationalCancerInstituteDesignation−−GovernorLauraKellyProclaimsSeptemberasSuicidePreventionAwarenessMonth−−GovernorLauraKellyPlacesFirstLegalSportsBetinKansas−−KansasTotalAugustTaxReceipts23.5 Million More Than August 2021 -- Governor Laura Kelly Distributes Food at Wichita Farmand Affordable Market On Prosperity on the Plains Tour -- Governor Laura Kelly Establishes Office of Registered Apprenticeship -- Executive Order No. 22-07 -- Governor Laura Kelly Touts Rural Freight Technology Project -- Kansas Surpasses 50,000 Jobs Created and Retained Since Start of Kelly Administration -- Governor Laura Kelly Announces Five-Year, 9MillionGranttoImproveStudentBehavioralHealthinSoutheastKansas−−GovernorLauraKellyUrgesEPAtoRejectRegulationsThatWouldHurtKansasFarmers−−GovernorKellyEstablishesOfficeofRegisteredApprenticeship:Here′sWhatThey′reSaying−−KellyAdministration′sEmphasisonSafetySavesKansasTaxpayersNearly1 Million -- Governor Laura Kelly Announces 6.5MinGrantsforSexualandDomesticViolencePrograms,ChildAdvocacyCenters,CASAPrograms−−GovernorLauraKellyEncouragesKansanstoVisitAnnualStateFairBeforeEndoftheSeason−−GovernorLauraKelly′sAdministrationSignsSignificantWheatDealwithTaiwan−−GovernorLauraKellyAnnouncesAppointmenttoNewDistrictCourtPositioninthe9thJudicialDistrict−−GovernorLauraKellyCongratulatesThreeKansasSchoolsonReceivingNationalBlueRibbonAward−−GovernorLauraKelly′sEffortstoSecureandProtectState′sWaterSavesKansasTaxpayersMoreThan30M -- Governor Laura Kelly Talks Agriculture and Housing Along Prosperity on the Plains Tour in Western Kansas -- Governor Laura Kelly's Efforts to Secure and Protect State's Water Saves Kansas Taxpayers More Than 30M−−GovernorLauraKellyCelebratesGoodyearTireInvesting125 Million in Topeka, Adding 40 New Jobs -- Governor Laura Kelly Continues Prosperity on the Plains Tour in Johnson City, Liberal -- Governor Laura Kelly Completes Two-Day Series of Roundtable Discussions with Tour Stop in Ashland -- Governor Laura Kelly Unveils Walk of Honor Plaque Dedicated to Former Senator Pat Roberts -- Governor Laura Kelly Honors Kansas' Gold Star Families with Addition of Monument on Statehouse Grounds -- Kelly Administration Pays Off Transportation Debt Early, Saving Taxpayers 22.2M−−GovernorLauraKellySpeaksatKansasEconomicDevelopmentAlliance′sFallConference−−GovernorLauraKellyAnnouncesDirectSupportWorkersHaveBegunReceivingMillionsinBonusPayments−−KellyAdministrationKnocksDownBarriertoJoiningtheChildCareWorkforce−−GovernorLauraKellyAnnouncesLeavenworthSelectedasRegionalSiteforVeteransDay2022−−ICYMI:GovernorLauraKellyTalksAgriculture,EconomicDevelopment,andHousingAlongProsperityonthePlainsTourinWesternKansas−−GovernorLauraKellyBreaksGroundonHilmarCheeseFacilityinDodgeCity−−GovernorLauraKellyJoinsPrattIndustriesForGrandOpeningofParkCityPlant−−InOneYear,KellyAdministrationSavesTaxpayersOver750M by Retiring Debt and Paying Cash for Projects -- Kansas' September Total Tax Receipts 84.5MillionMoreThanLastSeptember−−AdoptionsIncreaseOver3514B, Governor Laura Kelly Wraps Up Statewide Prosperity on the Plains Tour -- Governor Laura Kelly Discusses Mental Health with Wichita-Area Students and Educators -- Governor Laura Kelly Announces 28.5Mfor32PedestrianandBikeTransportationProjects−−GovernorLauraKellyAnnouncesOver17 Million Coming to Kansas to Address the Opioid Crisis -- Governor Laura Kelly Directs Flags be Flown at Half Staff in Honor of National Fallen Firefighters Memorial Day -- In Celebration of Jayhawk and Wildcat Football, Governor Laura Kelly Proclaims "Kansas Game Day Weekend" -- Governor Laura Kelly Appoints Laura L. Miser to Fill 5th Judicial District Vacancy -- Governor Laura Kelly Announces Kansas Sports Wagering is Off to a Winning Start -- Governor Laura Kelly Appoints Paula D. Hofaker to Fill New District Court Position in the 17th Judicial District -- Governor Laura Kelly Announces 34 Cities Across Kansas to Receive 28MforLocalHighwayImprovements−−GovernorLauraKellyAnnouncesGroundbreakingofCentralKansasManufacturingIncubator−−GovernorLauraKellyDirectsFlagsbeFlownatHalfStaffinHonorofSedgwickCountySheriff′sDeputySidneeCarter−−GovernorLauraKellyCelebratesGrandOpeningofSalinaConstructionEquipmentManufacturingPlant−−GovernorLauraKellyEncouragesKansanstoParticipateinUpcomingVirtualJobFairforStateEmployment−−GovernorLauraKellyAnnouncesRecordInterestinRuralHousingDevelopment−−GovernorLauraKellyAnnouncesNewAerospaceManufacturingFacilityComingtoSouthCentralKansas−−GovernorLauraKellyNamed"CommonGroundChampion"forBipartisanLeadership−−GovernorLauraKellyAnnouncesSteptoExpandChildCareAccess−−GovernorLauraKellyAnnounces12"RuralChampions"LeadingLocalCommunityEfforts−−GovernorLauraKellyAnnouncesNearly5M to Expand Community-Based Services for Disabled Kansans -- Governor Laura Kelly Awards Nearly 2.4MforLawEnforcementandCrimePrevention−−GovernorLauraKellyandBipartisanLeadersSecureOver340M Annually for Kansas Hospitals -- Governor Laura Kelly Announces 11MinTransportationInvestments−−GovernorLauraKellyTalksAgricultureandEconomicDevelopmentinCentralKansas−−GovernorLauraKellyUrgesDepartmentofDefenseActiontoEnsureHealthCoverageforKansasNationalGuard,Veterans−−GovernorLauraKellyAnnounces2022AwardofExcellenceandExporteroftheYearRecipients−−GovernorLauraKellyAppointsJasonBillam,StephanieGoodenow,andCatherineTripletttoFillNewJudgeshipPositionsinthe10thJudicialDistrict−−GovernorLauraKellyAwardsOver22M in Grants for Crime Victim Assistance Programs -- Governor Laura Kelly Announces Nearly 25MHasSupportedOver2,300KansasHomeowners−−GovernorLauraKellyCutsRibbonatUrbanOutfittersDistributionCenter−−GovernorLauraKellyPromotesWorkforceParticipationforKansasMilitaryFamilies−−GovernorLauraKellyAnnouncesSemiconductorCompanyInvesting4M, Creating 30 Jobs Near Manhattan -- Governor Laura Kelly Makes Four Appointments in the 1st and 7th Judicial Districts -- Governor Laura Kelly Announces Nearly 2MtoBoostTourismIndustry−−GovernorLauraKellySeeksPublicInputonWildfirePreventionandResponse−−GovernorLauraKellyMakesAppointmentsforRecentlyLaunched988MentalHealthLifeline−−GovernorLauraKellyAnnounces28M Olathe Laboratory to Add 175 New Jobs -- Governor Laura Kelly Announces 1MForCentralKansasAffordableHousingDevelopment−−Kansas′OctoberTotalTaxReceiptsExceedEstimateBy73.2M -- Governor Laura Kelly Urges Congress to Support Rural Kansans and Agriculture Industry in Upcoming Farm Bill -- Governor Laura Kelly Joins Panasonic Energy to Break Ground on 4B,4,000−JobElectricVehicleBatteryPlant−−GovernorLauraKelly′sPanasonicEnergyGroundbreakingCeremonySpeech−−GovernorLauraKellyAnnouncesExpansionofSalinaPizzaManufacturer−−GovernorKellyUrgesCongresstoSupportRuralKansansandAgricultureIndustryinUpcomingFarmBill:Here′sWhatThey′reSaying−−GovernorKellyAnnouncesNearly16M to Expand Broadband in Rural Kansas -- Governor Laura Kelly Announces Administration Appointments -- Governor Laura Kelly Announces New Kansas Poet Laureate -- Governor Laura Kelly Announces 850,000forKansasEntrepreneurs−−GovernorLauraKellyProclaimsNovember13−19"ApprenticeshipWeek"inKansas−−GovernorLauraKellyWelcomesKansansto11thAnnualConferenceontheFutureofWater−−GovernorLauraKellyAddressesAttendeesofthe2022Governor′sConferenceontheFutureofWaterinKansas−−GovernorLauraKellyRecognizesJohnsonCountyDisabilityAdvocate−−GovernorLauraKellyCongratulatesRecipientsofAnnualMinorityandWomenBusinessAwards−−GovernorLauraKellyAppointsRebeccaFaurottoFillJudicialVacancyinthe25thJudicialDistrict−−GovernorLauraKellyAnnouncesDepartureofTransportationSecretaryJulieLorenz−−GovernorLauraKellyAnnouncesKansasLeadsCountryinPell−eligibleCollegeProgrammingatAdultCorrectionalFacilities−−KansasCollects642.3 Million in Total Tax Collections for November -- Governor Laura Kelly Announces Kansas on Track to Implement 'Axe the Food Tax' -- Governor Laura Kelly Appoints Elizabeth H. Sweeney Reeder and Richard M. Fisher Jr. to Fill New 6th Judicial District Court Positions -- Governor Laura Kelly Announces the Departure of Secretary of Administration, Chief Information Technology Officer DeAngela Burns-Wallace -- Governor Laura Kelly Announces the Departure of Senior Advisor for Federal and State Affairs Shelbie Konkel -- Governor Laura Kelly Announces Administration Appointments -- Governor Laura Kelly Announces Groundbreaking of Sports Complex in Overland Park -- Governor Laura Kelly Encourages Job Seekers to Attend End-of-Year Statewide Virtual Job Fair -- Governor Laura Kelly Announces 56MinFoodAssistancefor189,000KansasChildren−−GovernorKellyAnnouncesMoreThan40M for 33 Bridge Projects Across Kansas -- Governor Kelly Announces Over $23M to Expand Broadband in Rural Kansas
The Oklahoma A&M College World War I Veterans collection captures the memories and experiences of the men and women of Oklahoma Agricultural and Mechanical College who served in World War I. In 1919, a project headed by Maude Cass, the editor of the 1919 Redskin; Professor Maroney of the Department of History; Margaret Walters, Librarian; and J.W. Cantwell, the College President, was undertaken to survey these veterans. The surveys were returned along with photographs, letters, and newspaper clippings documenting these veterans’ experiences during World War I
Emmanuel Mounier, Director of the Catholic review Esprit, was a pioneering participant in criticising French colonial activities. The debates of the 1940s were strongly framed by France’s ‘mission to civilise’ its colonies, which was supported by universal humanist aspirations but was also criticised as masking policies of exploitation and oppression. The resulting tensions are well demonstrated by Emmanuel Mounier’s book L’Éveil de l’Afrique noire, published after a visit to several areas of French West Africa in the spring of 1947, at a crucial moment in France’s relations with its colonies. This article focuses on the components published in Esprit, Combat, and Présence africaine, which outlined the positive roles that France could play in the region, but warned against the dangers if opportunities were missed, and recognised the particular difficulties confronting the rising African elites. A closer examination of the discursive strategies he deployed shows that Mounier’s frame of reference remained within the paternalist paradigm of republican humanism, and that he saw France’s role as a duty to guide the development of Africa. However, in the myths and metaphors he adopted a more radical vision can be identified, which expressed an underlying anti-colonialism
In temperate Atlantic waters (18.8 to 20.1°C), biological nitrogen fixation has beendemonstrated by 2 independent measurements: 15N-N2 incorporation and nifH identification in theDNA and expressed messenger RNA (mRNA). At 2 stations in the western English Channel, bulkwaters were incubated with 15N-N2. At the high levels of particulate nitrogen (?11.5 ?mol N l–1),absolute fixation rates of 18.9 ± 0.01 and 20.0 nmol N l–1d–1 were determined. While a caveat mustaccompany the magnitude of the rates presented due to the limited number of data, the presence andactivity of diazotrophic organisms in these waters is of ecological significance and may affect currentattitudes to nitrogen and carbon budgets. In particular, our estimate of the rate of N fixation(0.35 mmol N m–2 d–1) is comparable to that of denitrification rates in UK shelf seas. Molecular analysisidentified a diversity of expressed nifH genes, and 21 different prokaryotic nifH transcripts wereidentified
In this letter dated June 30, 1920, Guy E. Kelly, a lawyer in Tacoma, Washington, writes to Will H. Hays, Chairman of the Republican National Committee, regarding the development of Alaska. Kelly hopes that his discussions with National Committeeman from Alaska J. C. McBride will result in an Alaska Committee in Seattle to oversee Alaska's voters in the upcoming election. In addition to the development of the Alaska Territory, Kelly asks that Harding release a statement supporting the opening and development of Alaska in order to advance the territory. In 1923, President Harding became the first president to visit the Territory of Alaska, the culmination of his cross-country trip which he called The Voyage of Understanding.
This letter is part of the Warren G. Harding Papers (MSS 345). This collection includes correspondence, business records, and other materials documenting Harding’s business career as owner and editor-in-chief of The Daily Marion Star, as well as the various stages of his political career. A significant portion of the collection, and what’s available on Ohio Memory, highlights his 1920 presidential campaign, spanning just before publicly announcing his candidacy to handily defeating Ohio Governor James M. Cox in the election. Correspondents include both Ohio and national businessmen, political figures, and ordinary citizens writing with questions, support, congratulatory notes, and campaign advice. Some of the most interesting insights into the tumultuous political climate in the U.S., the extreme factionalism within the Republican Party in Ohio, and Harding’s campaign strategies are described in letters between Harding and his campaign manager, Harry M. Daugherty. Some of the topics addressed include women’s suffrage, Prohibition, the League of Nations, African American representation and issues, and lingering peace negotiations following World War I
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