435 research outputs found
The Courier, Volume 37, Issue 27, June 4, 2004
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Conversion Sees Light (Quarters To Semesters)
Land Purchased For New Center
Outstanding Graduates
Summer Fun In Chicago
Russian Democracy
Chand Discusses Top 10 Stories–College President Sunil Chand Looks Back At The Courier\u27s Top 10 Stories Of The Year
Sunil Chand Discusses Coping With The Loss Of His Father
Free Shows: ‘Blame It On Durang’
Library’s Top Ten Movie Lists
Anyone Want A Kiosk? (Michael Graves Kiosk)
‘The Laramie Project’ Evaluated, Results To Come
Athletes Of The Year
Meet Coach Kellar
People:
Jason Stachura
Joel Ostrow
Sunil Chand
Harold Bauer
Brianne LaViere
Scott Block
Ashley Brown
Meghan Michalek
Chris loriatti
Apollo Smith
Agnes Michalow
Carolyn Eck
Fred Evans
Erin Kenealy
Ken Krull
Mike Bell
Scott Kella
The Courier, Volume 38, Issue 26, May 27, 2005
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The Presidential Perspective–President Sunil Chand Comments On The Issues The College Has Faced This Year
You’ve Got Mail–The College Plans To Issue Free Student E-Mail Accounts
McKinnon Chosen As Board Chairman
So, Why Convert?--Wondering Why The College Is Converting To Semesters
The Unsexy Part Of Sex (STDs)
Honoring The College’s Best
NATIONAL CHAMPIONS!--Men\u27s Tennis Repeats After Successful \u2705 Campaign
Softball Shows Heart At Nationals–Chaparrals Lose 2-1 To Eventual National Champions, Finish In Third
Athletes Of The Year
Coach Of The Year
People:
Sunil Chand
Micheal McKinnon
Larry Ward
Scott Block
Krista Woldeit
Jim Bower
The Courier, Volume 39, Issue 22, April 14, 2006
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Chand Holds Forum ‘Take Shelter’ On Future Funding
Incomplete Parking Lot Receives Lights
CODAA Negotiates
Election Results Positive
Sirvatka Talks Tornadoes
Prerequisites To Be Firmly Enforced
Student Trustee Race Forces New Rule
COD CON A Crowd Favorite–11th Annual Event Brings Fun For Gamers And Fans
‘Mr. Green’ Visits College ( Visiting Mr. Green )
Costumes At CODCON (photos)
Head Coach Decision Looms
People:
Sunil Chand
Paul Sirvatka
Bei Dao
Christine Steyer
Chris Pau
The Courier, Volume 40, Issue 4, September 29, 2006
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Health Services Offers Flu Shots For Students And Staff
Where Have All The Answers Gone?--Chand Asks Staff Members For Ideas On What We Can Do To Improve The College
College Splurges On Bins
Grounds Maintenance Works Hard To Keep Campus Green–Construction Has Made Landscaping More Difficult This Year
Tough Roads Ahead For Immigrants–Panel Address Obstacles Facing Asian And Pacific Immigrants
Chand: Immigrants Torn Between Two Identities
Walking With Heart–College Walks To Honor Victims Of Heart Disease And Stroke
Ruud Signs Pro Contract
People:
Sunil Chand
Mark Donnelly
Jared Fogle
Adam Ruud
Sarah Jean Chamberlai
The Courier, Volume 36, Issue 18, March 14, 2003
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Chand First Choice–Board Announces Presidential Decision
Meet The New Student Representatives
Faculty Senate Changes Hands–New President Elect Chosen
Watch Where You Smoke That Thing–25 Ft Smoking Ban At Certain Entrances To Be Enforced Next Quarter
Rx For RN Industry–Jobs Are Plenty But The Openings Are Few For Those Pursuing A Health Career
In The Concessions Stand–Atypical Foods, Profits, Employees Of Stand Explained
People:
Sunil Chand
Kenneth Knute Ellingson
Jennifer Johnson
Melissa Foerstel
Roy Bemdston
Brent Christensen
Mary Ghikas
Jane Herron
James Konopka
Micheal McKinnon
Mark Nowak
Rafael Rivadeneira
James Rowold
The Courier, Volume 39, Issue 26, May 12, 2006
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Chand Calls For Action–President Says The Time To Make Challenging Decisions Is Near
Protesters Remove Student Newspaper–Muslim Cartoon Lands Courier In Trash
SAFAC Determines Repayment Option
Schematic Designs Approved (New Health Careers And Natural Sciences (HCNS) And Technology Education Center (TEC) Buildings)
Pace Foresees Success–New Bus Route To Begin Begin Services Soon
Letters Received Before And After Muslim Cartoons Were Printed Last Week
Timeline Of A Controversy
Technology Students Show Off Cars Big And Small
MSA Helps To Educate Community (Muslim Student Association)
Avian Influenza, Not Just For The Birds?
Track Team Runs To Nationals
People:
Sunil Chand
Tyler Fletche
The Courier, Volume 37, Issue 12, January 30, 2004
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Four Charged In Off-Campus Feud
Students Review Financial Plan
Students Increase Course Loads
Meteorology Offers Storm Chasing Trip
Steps To A Successful Conversion (Quarters To Semesters)
Project Bane Pushes For Goal
People:
Sunil Chand
Eric Humphrey
Stuart Dybek
Mario Montoy
The Courier, Volume 36, Issue 23, May 9, 2003
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Start To Master Plan Not So Easy
Chand Observes Board Meeting
Bids Rejected For Cafe Remodel
General Ed Assessed–College Performs CAAP Testing With Hopes For Positive Participation
New Technology Purchased For Vision Impaired Students
A Princess’ Diary–College Student Makes A Run For The Lilac Crown
A Kaddish For Migrant Souls–Two Plays Depict Horrors Of The Holocaust ( The Shawl The Dybbuk )
Softball Steals Regionals–Lady Chaps To Take Trip To Nationals
78 Year Old Iron Man
People:
Sunil Chand
Jackie Lewaniak
Bob McKeagu
Leadership Pain: The Classroom for Growth. By Samuel R. Chand
No full textLEADERSHIP PAIN: THE CLASSROOM FOR GROWTH. By Samuel R. Chand. Nashville, TN: Thomas Nelson (2015). Kindle edition, 250 pages.
First, he looks at the main causes of pain in leadership— namely, external sources, personal unrelieved stress, and a growing organization. But he does not stop there. He spends a good deal of time looking at how to analyze and recognize the painful experiences that we have and how they help us grow. This is important because, without it, a lot of pain we suffer can be in vain. Finally, the author encourages leaders by reminding them that there are privileges that come with leadership in spite of the pain. Most spiritual leaders will acknowledge that God uses trial to refine us, but few will stop to really analyze their hardships in a way that allows God to maximize them for personal growth and the growth of their organizations. Even fewer will see this pain as a blessing and privilege
Lasers in medical applications: R&D Mapping
No full textA study of the MEDLINE CDROM database, for the period 1969-2000 was undertaken. The purpose was, to identify core areas of research and development, in the field of applications of lasers to humans, along with other bibliometric indicators of research. A total of 34,833 records were retrieved, downloaded and analysed. The results
indicate a steady increase in the number of publications every year, from 1970 onwards, with 1997 (2767 articles) and 1998 (2914 articles) being the most productive years. The most prolific contributors were J. Haut, with 95 publications to his credit, followed by M. Landthaler (82), G. Coscas (79), S.G. Bown (73) and P. Bjerring (70). Collaboration among the authors was high, with a maximum of 15 contributors observed in a few articles. The top ranking journal in the field was Ophthalmology, which published 769 articles starting from 1978. USA was way ahead as the country with the highest journal productivity (around 40% of the total number of records), followed by UK and Germany.
A total of 103 articles were published from India. English was the preferred language of publication, with 75% of the records being published in English language. In the use of
lasers for humans, maximum number of records were found for adult and middle aged populations. Research focussed on the eye and its various diseases. Lasers were found to
be used for therapeutic purposes, in surgery and in the diagnosis of diseases. Carbondioxide laser was most frequently used for medical applications. Though there
were quite a few references on the adverse effects of lasers, the therapeutic effects far outweighed them
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