Honrar, Honra [Honor, Honors]

Honor to Whom Honor Is Due

It was owing in a great measure to an Indian surgeon's (Sir Eanald Martin's) efforts that the Order of the Bath was iirst conferred on British army surgeons, yet how few of Sir Ranald's brethren in India have received it, and how still fewer have been thought worthy of the Indian Order! Wo frequently see wealthy Parsees, and chiefs of doubtful fidelity, receiving the Star of India, while it is ...

Medical Honors

Soon after his arrival in India, he was fortunate enough to obtain active employment on the field. He served with the army of the Sutlej in 1846, and subsequently in the Punjab Campaign of 1848-49. He was present at the capture of the forts of Nungul, Rungul and Moraree, received a medal, and was among the officers thanked by Government for these services. His next charge was that of the 4-8th ...

Honor to the core: Measuring implicit honor ideology endorsement

People from honor-oriented societies emphasize the maintenance and defense of reputation. Prior research has used geographical distinctions or self-report scales to identify honor-oriented regions and people. The current study examined if honor orientations can be assessed at an implicit level through the use of the Affect Misattribution Procedure (Payne, Cheng, Govorun, & Stewart, 2005). Peopl...

Assessing Learning Style Differences Between Honors and Non-Honors Students

Proposal for Senior Honors

Copper ions are important biologically and environmentally—Cu is the third most abundant essential transition element in the body. However, too much copper has been connected to several diseases, and is also a significant environmental metal pollutant (Liu and Wu, 2011). Detection of copper has been studied in the field of analytical chemistry because of its toxicity to humans, bacteria, and aq...