Current Search: Georgia (x)
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Title
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Biographical souvenir of the states of Georgia and Florida: biographical sketches of the representative public and many early settled families in these states.
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Date Issued
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1889
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Identifier
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08024843, 01297253, FS00000213, 2687768, fsu:114679
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Format
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E-book
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Title
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Boundary, Georgia and Florida.
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Creator
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Douglass, David Bates
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Sub-Title: Mr. White submitted the following letter from D.B. Douglass, relating to the boundary line between the State of Georgia and the Territory of Florida. "March 3, 1829.--Ordered, that this letter, and the following documents, relating to the same subject, be printed."
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Date Issued
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1829
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Identifier
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AAB1957QF00008/04/200404/15/200517396BfamIa D0QF, 32221220, FS00000248, 2697348, fsu:98530
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Format
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E-book
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Title
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A community tries cooperation.
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Creator
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Simmons, Ned Allen, Dean, Harris William, Florida State University
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Abstract/Description
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"It is the purpose of this paper to record some of the activities in Barwick High School during the first three years of participation in a Cooperative Study, to analyze the experience for values derived from the experience for possible future instruction, and to be used for guidance in pursuing similar experiences. Not all activities in the Cooperative Study will be taken up. The activities taken up will not be exhausted as to value received"--Introduction.
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Date Issued
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1950
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Identifier
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FSU_historic_akp4834
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Title
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A consideration of some data from the case records of eighty-five runaways who were served by the Atlanta Travelers Aid Society between June 30, 1950 and July 1, 1951.
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Creator
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Sanderson, Raymond, Beyrer, J. Benjamin, Florida State University
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Abstract/Description
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"In a field work placement as a student, this writer had his first experience in serving Runaways. This aroused questions such as: who are these people who run away; what are their family backgrounds; how do they come to the Atlanta Travelers Aid Society; how does that agency help them; and what becomes of them after leaving that agency. In an attempt to find answers to these questions several case records of Runaways were read. It was found that the details of working out solutions to each...
Show more"In a field work placement as a student, this writer had his first experience in serving Runaways. This aroused questions such as: who are these people who run away; what are their family backgrounds; how do they come to the Atlanta Travelers Aid Society; how does that agency help them; and what becomes of them after leaving that agency. In an attempt to find answers to these questions several case records of Runaways were read. It was found that the details of working out solutions to each individual Runaway's problems obscured the general characteristics of the Runaways as a group and the services offered them. It is the purpose of this study to compile, in statistical form, the measurable data from the case records of all Runaways known to the Atlanta Travelers Aid Society in a one year period. These data are presented in a manner that will permit their comparison with the data found in other studies of Runaways and studies of non-runaway groups"--Introduction.
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Date Issued
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1952
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Identifier
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FSU_Sanderson_Raymond
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Format
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Thesis
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Title
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Difference between two subsamples of patients evaluated by the neuropsychiatric therapeutic review committee, Veterans Administration Hospital, Lenwood Division, Augusta, Georgia, June, 1959 to Augusta, 1959.
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Creator
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Chambers, Cynthia H., Williams, James H., Florida State University
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Abstract/Description
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"The purpose of the study was to indicate differences of significance in the incidences of professional action between patients diagnosed as organic brain syndromes and patients diagnosed as functional psychoses. The incidences of professional action were results of expediting the recommendations of the Neuropsychiatric Therapeutic Review Committee Veterans Administration Hospital, Lenwood Division, Augusta, Georgia, for the seventy-five patients of the study sample. The two groups of...
Show more"The purpose of the study was to indicate differences of significance in the incidences of professional action between patients diagnosed as organic brain syndromes and patients diagnosed as functional psychoses. The incidences of professional action were results of expediting the recommendations of the Neuropsychiatric Therapeutic Review Committee Veterans Administration Hospital, Lenwood Division, Augusta, Georgia, for the seventy-five patients of the study sample. The two groups of patients derived from the dichotomy of the study sample on the basis of psychiatric diagnosis: twenty-four patients had established psychiatric diagnoses of organic brain syndromes, and fifty-one patients had established psychiatric diagnoses within the range of functional psychoses. Difference of significance in the incidences of professional action between the two subsamples have been studied"--Introduction.
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Date Issued
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1960
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Identifier
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FSU_ahn3823
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Format
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Title
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Dividing line, Georgia and Florida: to accompany bill H. R. no. 270.
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Creator
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Crawford, J., Couper, J. Hamilton (James Hamilton), United States
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Abstract/Description
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Consists primarily of a report to the Governor of Georgia by J. Crawford and J. Hamilton Couper. "March 6, 1834." "Read and referred to the Committee of the whole House to which is committed the bill (H. R. no. 270) 'supplementary to the act entitled an act to authorize the President of the United States to run and mark a line dividing the Territory of Florida from the State of Georgia,' passed May 4, 1826."
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Date Issued
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1834
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Identifier
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AAB1971QF00008/04/200404/15/200517437BfamIa D0QF, 42474936, FS00000263, 2698448, fsu:93087
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Format
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E-book
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Title
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Evaluation of Fletcherville School.
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Creator
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Davis, Zadie Aurelia, Edwards, W., Florida State University
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Abstract/Description
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The word evaluation, according to the definition given in the dictionary means "to appraise carefully". The Fletcherville School faculty has found, in the course of its study to date, that the word implies much more. It means now, among other things: finding a direction, testing to learn whether the school is moving with such purposes in mind, and planning ways to improve the situation. When emphasis is placed more on positive things, teachers lose their fear and no longer hesitate to take...
Show moreThe word evaluation, according to the definition given in the dictionary means "to appraise carefully". The Fletcherville School faculty has found, in the course of its study to date, that the word implies much more. It means now, among other things: finding a direction, testing to learn whether the school is moving with such purposes in mind, and planning ways to improve the situation. When emphasis is placed more on positive things, teachers lose their fear and no longer hesitate to take the first steps necessary for success. This school has found that in evaluation, as in teaching, it is necessary first to set the stage properly.
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Date Issued
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1953
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Identifier
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FSU_historic_akw1823
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Title
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The extended school services program in the Richmond Hill Community.
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Creator
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Tyre, William J., Lawler, Eugene S., Florida State University
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Abstract/Description
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"The ultimate goal involved in the construction of this paper is to create a desirable plan of activities for an extended school program in the Richmond Hill Community. To reach this goal it is necessary to gain a clear understanding of all elements pertinent to the success of such a program. The problem with which this paper deals, then, will unfold thus: the development of extended school services in Georgia will be traced, with attention to the results of the 1952 program. Then a...
Show more"The ultimate goal involved in the construction of this paper is to create a desirable plan of activities for an extended school program in the Richmond Hill Community. To reach this goal it is necessary to gain a clear understanding of all elements pertinent to the success of such a program. The problem with which this paper deals, then, will unfold thus: the development of extended school services in Georgia will be traced, with attention to the results of the 1952 program. Then a geographic, social and economic picture of the Richmond Hill School Community will be presented, the existing needs of the community will be cited and a suggested program of activities that might meet those needs outlined"--Introduction.
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Date Issued
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1953
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Identifier
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FSU_historic_akp2778
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Thesis
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Title
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Fifty-seven patients, dichotomized by educational status, evaluated by the Neuro-Psychiatric Therapeutic Review Committee over a three month period, Veterans Administration Hospital, Lenwood Division Augusta, Georgia.
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Creator
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Liles, Clara May, Greene, John, Florida State University
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Abstract/Description
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"The purpose of the study was to ascertain whether there were any marked differences when the study sample of fifty-seven patients (dichotomized by level of education attained) were distributed by each of the possible recommendations made by the Committee. The data for the study were collected from the hospital records of fifty-seven male patients to determine if there were marked differences on eleven social and medical descriptive items between twenty-four patients who had no high school...
Show more"The purpose of the study was to ascertain whether there were any marked differences when the study sample of fifty-seven patients (dichotomized by level of education attained) were distributed by each of the possible recommendations made by the Committee. The data for the study were collected from the hospital records of fifty-seven male patients to determine if there were marked differences on eleven social and medical descriptive items between twenty-four patients who had no high school education, and thirty-three patients who completed high school. Knowledge of marked differences not due to chance in the various social and medical descriptive items studied might be of help to the Committee in arriving at recommendations for patient care. The frequency distribution on sixteen possible Committee recommendations for patient care between the two sub-samples are given; to what extent the recommendations were followed also is indicated. If the data revealed differentiating items between the patients who completed high school and those who did not complete high school the Committee might show whether it would be feasible to make more recommendations for the patient population"--Introduction.
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Date Issued
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1960
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Identifier
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FSU_ahn3809
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Title
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An investigation of first-year shorthand failures in the Pepperell High School of Lindale, Georgia, 1951-52 -- 1958-59.
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Creator
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Ramsay, Katherine S., Dame, J. Frank, Florida State University
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Abstract/Description
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"The purpose of this paper was to make an investigation of the first-year shorthand failures in the Pepperell High School of Lindale, Georgia. Every endeavor was made to locate the cause or causes of each failure in the course as a means of finding ways by which shorthand teachers might better counsel with pupils who express a desire to enroll in beginning shorthand"--Introduction.
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Date Issued
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1959
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Identifier
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FSU_historic_akp4927
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Format
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Thesis
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Title
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Message from the President of the United States, transmitting communications from the Governor of Georgia, in relation to the subject of running and marking the line dividing the territory of Florida from the state of Georgia.
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Creator
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United States, Georgia
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Abstract/Description
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With: Report of a joint committee of the Legislature of Georgia on the subject of running and marking the line dividing the territory of Florida from the state of Georgia. Washington, D.C. : Duff Green, 1828.
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Date Issued
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1828
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Identifier
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AAA6269QF00005/06/200304/15/200516216BfamIa D0QF, 07222688, FS00000277, 2699018, fsu:98908
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Format
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E-book
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Title
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Planning an organized program for South Decatur High.
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Creator
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Cox, Samuel W., Florida State University
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Abstract/Description
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Time does not stand still, and time in its passing forges many changes. This is quite true as it relates to the educational life of a community. Time sees industries come and go, people move in and out of communities, and the enrollment of schools rise and fall. There are two communities which have felt mightily the impact of such changes. Faceville and Atapulgus, Georgia are two small rural communities in southwest Georgia which face something of a dilemma, educationally speaking, because of...
Show moreTime does not stand still, and time in its passing forges many changes. This is quite true as it relates to the educational life of a community. Time sees industries come and go, people move in and out of communities, and the enrollment of schools rise and fall. There are two communities which have felt mightily the impact of such changes. Faceville and Atapulgus, Georgia are two small rural communities in southwest Georgia which face something of a dilemma, educationally speaking, because of changes that have come about in their community and economic life.
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Date Issued
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1952
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Identifier
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FSU_historic_akx0528
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Title
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Report of a joint committee of the legislature of Georgia on the subject of running and marking the line dividing the territory of Florida from the state of Georgia.
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Creator
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Georgia, United States
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Abstract/Description
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"January 23, 1828. Printed by order of the Senate of the United States."
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Date Issued
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1828
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Identifier
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AAA6258QF00005/06/200304/15/200516067BfamI D0QF, 01841782, FS00000267, 2698540, fsu:93099
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Format
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E-book
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Title
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Social service activities related to the rapidity of positive physical movement of 51 patients on a neuropsychiatric tuberculosis ward at the Veterans Administration Hospital, Augusta, Georgia, from July 1, 1957 through June 30, 1958.
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Creator
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Swinnerton, Gerald A., Borsuk, Howard W., Florida State University
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Abstract/Description
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"A field work placement in the social service department of the Veterans Administration Hospital, Augusta, Georgia, provided motivation and a source of data for this study. In reviewing the literature and conferring with social service administrators, it was pointed out that a basic criterion was needed in order to determine the positive effects of social service activities with neuropsychiatric tubercular patients. As the complexity of multiple interacting factors made a study of direct...
Show more"A field work placement in the social service department of the Veterans Administration Hospital, Augusta, Georgia, provided motivation and a source of data for this study. In reviewing the literature and conferring with social service administrators, it was pointed out that a basic criterion was needed in order to determine the positive effects of social service activities with neuropsychiatric tubercular patients. As the complexity of multiple interacting factors made a study of direct effect impossible, it was decided to compare social service activities and other factors to rapid and non-rapid movement of patients from Ward 14. This determined the association of other factors, in addition to social service activities, associated with movement and provided some basis on which further study of the effects of social service could be undertaken. An attempt was also made to show the association of specific characteristics of social service contacts with movement"--Introduction.
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Date Issued
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1959
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Identifier
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FSU_ahn3785
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Social service activity in the trial visit movement of 44 neuro-psychiatric patients at the V.A. Hospital, Augusta, Georgia from Jan. 1, 1954 through July 1, 1957.
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Creator
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Peterson, Lloyd E., Borsuk, Howard W., Florida State University
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Abstract/Description
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"The purpose of this study was to attempt an appraisal of the contribution of Social Service activity toward trial visit movement over a three year period at the V.A. Neuro-Psychiatric Hospital, Augusta, Georgia. Preliminary exploration of such movement during the selected period had revealed an increase in the number of trial visits during the first six months of each year from 91 in 1954 to 202 in 1957. A corresponding increase was noted in the ratio of successful discharges from trial...
Show more"The purpose of this study was to attempt an appraisal of the contribution of Social Service activity toward trial visit movement over a three year period at the V.A. Neuro-Psychiatric Hospital, Augusta, Georgia. Preliminary exploration of such movement during the selected period had revealed an increase in the number of trial visits during the first six months of each year from 91 in 1954 to 202 in 1957. A corresponding increase was noted in the ratio of successful discharges from trial visit to rehospitalizations for the same period: from 37 discharged to 50 returned in 1954 to 142 discharged and 109 returned in 1957. The average daily number of patients on trial visit also increased from 80 to 225"--Introduction.
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Date Issued
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1959
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Identifier
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FSU_ahn3751
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Title
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The St. Mary's river: a boundary.
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Creator
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Mayo, Lawrence Shaw
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"50 copies printed." This copy is numbered 44.
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Date Issued
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1914
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Identifier
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14004603, AAB1925QF00008/04/200404/15/200517264BfamI D0QF, 01447774, FS00000212, 2687718, fsu:96811
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Format
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E-book
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A study of certain factors which should be considered in the development of the school program in Collins, Georgia.
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Creator
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Canady, O. Doyle, Dean, Harris William, Florida State University
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Abstract/Description
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The writer of this study served as assistant principal and classroom teacher in the public schools for white children in Collins, Georgia, during the school tern of 1950-51. Occupying the dual position of carrying out certain delegated administrative responsibilities and teaching four classes daily afforded opportunity not only for recognizing the school's problems, but to get the viewpoints of the pupils toward the school. A study of the school records revealed that large numbers of pupils...
Show moreThe writer of this study served as assistant principal and classroom teacher in the public schools for white children in Collins, Georgia, during the school tern of 1950-51. Occupying the dual position of carrying out certain delegated administrative responsibilities and teaching four classes daily afforded opportunity not only for recognizing the school's problems, but to get the viewpoints of the pupils toward the school. A study of the school records revealed that large numbers of pupils leave school before graduation, but there the record ends. There is no information as to what became of the pupil in later life.
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Date Issued
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1951
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Identifier
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FSU_historic_akv1196
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A study of junior college libraries in Georgia.
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Creator
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Durham, Mary Joines, Clapp, Robert George, Florida State University
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Abstract/Description
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Among the standards for measuring adequacy of junior colleges are those of the various regional accreditation agencies. Such standards are concerned not only with the total educational programs of the junior colleges but also with the strengths and weaknesses of their various departments. As a result, during the past half century the standards have become increasingly definite and specific with reference to junior college libraries as their potential educational effectiveness has been given...
Show moreAmong the standards for measuring adequacy of junior colleges are those of the various regional accreditation agencies. Such standards are concerned not only with the total educational programs of the junior colleges but also with the strengths and weaknesses of their various departments. As a result, during the past half century the standards have become increasingly definite and specific with reference to junior college libraries as their potential educational effectiveness has been given increasing recognition. The present study is an evaluation of a group of junior colleges in terms of these standards. The libraries chosen for study are those of accredited junior colleges of Georgia, and the standards used are primarily those of the Southern Association of Colleges and Secondary Schools, supplemented by whatever norms for junior colleges at the national level have been derived.
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Date Issued
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1959
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Identifier
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FSU_historic_ahr3182
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A study of the drop-outs in the Pelham Public School, grades six through 12, from 1947-1952.
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Creator
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Turner, Rebecca, Burton, Dwight L., Florida State University
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"A study of the drop-outs in the Pelham, Georgia schools was planned, therefore, to answer the question: "What are the principal factors which account for drop-outs in the Pelham schools?" Furthermore, it was felt that these reasons might reveal faults in the school program which could be remedied. Perhaps something could be done to adjust the school program to the needs of youngsters whose names, otherwise, might be in our withdrawal files. If the school is to succeed in its purpose of...
Show more"A study of the drop-outs in the Pelham, Georgia schools was planned, therefore, to answer the question: "What are the principal factors which account for drop-outs in the Pelham schools?" Furthermore, it was felt that these reasons might reveal faults in the school program which could be remedied. Perhaps something could be done to adjust the school program to the needs of youngsters whose names, otherwise, might be in our withdrawal files. If the school is to succeed in its purpose of training for democracy, it must plan a curriculum which will have holding power"--Introduction.
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Date Issued
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1955
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Identifier
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FSU_historic_akp2781
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Thesis
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A survey of the city of Valdosta, Georgia to determine the recreational needs of the city.
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Creator
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Clark, James P., Strickland, Virgil E., Florida State University
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Abstract/Description
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"The problem was to carry out or to make a recreational survey of the city of Valdosta, Georgia. The purpose of the survey was to collect data needed in the development of a sound recreational program for the community included in this study"--Introduction.
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Date Issued
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1954
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Identifier
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FSU_aku8603
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Thesis
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A survey of the educational status of fifty-three children in Thomas county, Georgia, whose aid to dependent children grant was terminated due to maximum age, from 1943 to 1951.
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Creator
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Lee, Harold B., Falk, Arnold, Florida State University
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Abstract/Description
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"We will attempt to show in this study that certain children in one County in Georgia are deprived of some economic support at a critical time during their high school education. Aid to Dependent Children, in Georgia as in many other states, terminates automatically when the child attains the age of 16 years. Presumably, this is two years preceding his graduation from high school. It will be shown on the basis of the information obtained that the withdrawal of ADC compelled many of these...
Show more"We will attempt to show in this study that certain children in one County in Georgia are deprived of some economic support at a critical time during their high school education. Aid to Dependent Children, in Georgia as in many other states, terminates automatically when the child attains the age of 16 years. Presumably, this is two years preceding his graduation from high school. It will be shown on the basis of the information obtained that the withdrawal of ADC compelled many of these children to leave school and obtain work in order to contribute toward the family income"--Introduction.
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Date Issued
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1952
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Identifier
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FSU_Lee_Harold_B
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Thesis
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Thirty-seven patients evaluated by the Neuropsychiatric Therapeutic Review Committee from April 27, 1959 through June 11, 1959, Veterans' Administration Hospital, Augusta, Georgia.
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Creator
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Terry, Elizabeth Ann, Greene, John, Florida State University
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Abstract/Description
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"The purpose of this study was to analyze the 'before' and 'after' distribution of data collected from the hospital records of thirty-seven neuropsychiatric patients who were evaluated by a special hospital committee. More specifically, the purpose was to determine whether there were any differences of significance in patient care and patient movement of thirty-seven patients residing on an open full-privileged ward four months prior to an evaluation by the Neuropsychiatric Therapeutic Review...
Show more"The purpose of this study was to analyze the 'before' and 'after' distribution of data collected from the hospital records of thirty-seven neuropsychiatric patients who were evaluated by a special hospital committee. More specifically, the purpose was to determine whether there were any differences of significance in patient care and patient movement of thirty-seven patients residing on an open full-privileged ward four months prior to an evaluation by the Neuropsychiatric Therapeutic Review Committee and four months following the evaluation"--Introduction.
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Date Issued
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1960
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Identifier
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FSU_ahn3784
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Thesis