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Group of men petting a dog
No full textIncludes text: UMBC's Mascot. In the spring of '67, Messrs. Claude and Raymond Callegary presented UMBC with its mascot, the Retriever. With his impressive pedigree, the UMBC Retriever will be the most faithful spectator at sports events, the companion of the cheerleaders, and the dignified guest at all official campus ceremonies.From Skipjack, p. 67. Volume 1, 1966-1968
Otis Redding performing at Spring Week
No full textOtis Redding singing during a performance at Spring Week in 1967. His band is shown behind him.Skipjack, p. 57. Volume 1, 1966-1968
Students dancing at Spring Week
No full textStudents dancing in the Gymnasium and Cafeteria.Skipjack, p. 57. Volume 1, 1966-1968
EDB Eurasian Integration Yearbook 2009
Full text linkThe EDB Eurasian Integration Yearbook publishes papers, reports, and information materials addressing wide spectrum of pertinent issues of regional integration, in particular its economic and institutional aspects, the theories of regional integration, and relevant integrational experience.economic integration, regional integration, post-Soviet space, CIS, Central Asia
EDB Eurasian Integration Yearbook 2008
Full text linkThe EDB Eurasian Integration Yearbook publishes papers, reports, and information materials addressing wide spectrum of pertinent issues of regional integration, in particular its economic and institutional aspects, the theories of regional integration, and relevant integrational experience.regional integration, economic integration, post-Soviet space, CIS
Review of the book Philosophy, humor and the human condition: taking ridicule seriously, by L. Amir
Full text linkDr. Michael Picard (Douglas College) reviews the book Philosophy, Humor and the Human Condition: Taking Ridicule Seriously by Lydia Amir (2019). The book review is in Philosophy of Humor Yearbook, Vol. 2, 2021.Book reviewHumorPhilosophy of humo
John Sinkankas college yearbook
No full textPersonal yearbook of John Sinkankas, honored Navy officer and aviator, noted gemologist, and author. For the first four year William Paterson College graduating class of 1936. Contains individual matted photographs of students and numerous personal inscriptions from classmates. Date if 1936 is inferred. Yearbook is undated, but Sinkankas listed as graduating in 1936
Norway
Full text linkThis is a pre-copyedited, author-produced version of an article accepted for publication in the Yearbook of International Environmental Law following peer review. The version of record das Neves, M.M. (2019). C. Norway. Yearbook of International Environmental Law (2017) 28, 297-305, is available online at: https://doi.org/10.1093/yiel/yvy017
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