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Pennington to George Sokolsky, June 6, 1947
No full textPennington writing to George Sokolsky, author of an article in the Philadelphia Inquirer titled \u27Nation Rights Wrong Done to Hoover , expressing gratitude for the article.https://digitalcommons.georgefox.edu/levi_pennington/1161/thumbnail.jp
Maurice Pennington Political Cartoon Collection
No full textMaurice Pennington was a photographer and cartoonist for The Atlanta Inquirer during the Civil Rights movement of the 1960s. A talented multimedia artist, Pennington documented the boycotts, sit-ins, and the arrests of students, commenting critically on the political and social climate in Atlanta through cartoons - skewering local politicians, admonishing Black leaders for their accommodationist views, and reminding his audience of the incompatibility of segregation and democracy.
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The theory of multiple expansion of deposits: what it is and whence it came
No full textAn abstract for this article is not availableBanks and banking - History ; Bank deposits ; Money theory
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Coupling constants and unification
No full textThe first part of this work gives a general background for the ideas involved in the research presented in this thesis. Coupling constants, Renor-malisation Group Equation, Grand Unified Theories (GUTs) and Super symmetry (SUSY) are briefly introduced. Following this, we analyse the unification parameters M(_GUT) and l/α(_GUT) as functions of the number of fermion families (F) and Higgs boson multiplets (S). Analytical and numerical solutions to the leading and next-to-leading order evolution equation for the couplings a, are obtained. This is done in the context of the Standard Model embedded in SU(5), SUSY SU(5) and L-R SO(IO). In all these GUTs, the first order analytical approach proves itself a useful probe to examine the structure of M(_GUT) and l/α(_GUT) in terms of the variables F and S. General trends remain the same after including second order corrections to the evolution equations. Recent precision data for the coupling constants allow more definitive conclusions to be reached. We find that restrictions on the unification parameters constrain F and S in such a way that SU(5) is ruled out by constraints on 5 (in agreement with previous results), F is severely limited in SUSY SU(5) and, unlike SUSY SU(5), an acceptable unification scenario can still be obtained when Higgs bosons are ignored in L-R SO(IO). The structures of the latter two GUTs are found to be very different although some features are common to both
The Forward Movement: A Spiritual Enterprise
No full textAuthor supposed to be Pennington, not dated.https://digitalcommons.georgefox.edu/levi_pennington/1407/thumbnail.jp
Writers Talk Featuring Amy Pennington and Social Media Experts
No full textPart one of OSU social media experts Ryan Squire (Medical Center), Debra Jasper (Kiplinger program), and Shaun Holloway (Fisher) discussing the changing landscape of media. Plus, OSU alum Meghan Wynne talks food writing with Urban Pantry author Amy Pennington.The media can be accessed here: http://streaming.osu.edu/knowledgebank/cstw11/Pennington_Amy_Social_Media.mp3Ohio State University. Center for the Study and Teaching of Writin
Maurice Pennington Political Cartoons, circa 1960
No full textThese are three political cartoons by Maurice Pennington about segregation and the civil rights protest. The first picture, "Needs A Size 45.1 percent", depicts an Atlanta Black student with a sign attached to his leg saying, " 'Suit' of Inadequate School Facilities". The second picture, "Fire Fighter?", shows a fireman with a label saying, "Some of Us", trying to out a house fire with gasoline. The gas pump is saying, "Gasoline. Pump of 'Still Buying' ", while simultaneously two students (one woman and one man) are putting out the fire with water and attached to them is a sign saying, "Students". Lastly, the third picture, "It's All Right to Seat Them. They're Not Americans", illustrates a hostess uncertain about seating two patrons of color and her manager explaining it's all right to seat them. 3 pages
SPQR – Spectroscopy: Prospects, Questions & Results
No full textTremendous progress has been made in mapping out the spectrum of hadrons over the past decade with plans to make further advances in the decade ahead. Baryons and mesons, both expected and unexpected, have been found, the results of precision experiments often with polarized beams, polarized targets and sometimes polarization of the final states. All these hadrons generate poles in the complex energy plane that are consequences of the strong coupling regime of QCD. They reveal how this works
Progress in succession in the Pennington grove of Pinus virginiana
No full textIn 1932 the senior author reported on an ecological survey in stands of Pinus virginiana in Munroe County, Indiana, viz. the Pennington grove near Weimer Lake, two miles sw. of Bloomington, on highway 45, and the Christie-Freeman groves, four miles nw. of Ellettsville. At the time of the 1931 survey very little ground cover had developed in either of these groves. The repesent study considered only the Pennington grove. This stand has seen no decided cultural modifications since the 1931 survey. Periodic surveys were made in the stand by various groups of ecology students of Butler University. These surveys showed a definite trend in succession which now definitely forecasts replacement of the 100 per cent coverage of crown by Pinus virginiana. The invaders consist of a large number of broadleaved species. The forst floor, which in 1931 was almost bare, is today extensively covered by herbs and the seedlings of tree and shrub species. The authors made a survey in July and September of 1947 to define in quantitative terms the trends in succession in the Pennington grove
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