Principles of Education (Chapman, J. Crosby; Counts, George S.)

Pollack , George , Reba , Kaufman , and Crosby

Iron is unique among inorganic nutriments because primary control of body homeostasis resides with absorption, not with excretion (1). However, the pathway by which iron is transported in the gut is not necessarily unique; it may be shared with cations whose absorption waxes and wanes in parallel with that of iron, but whose total body balance is maintained by ready excretion. The question of w...

George S . Wise

J . Michael Pearson , Leon Crosby , and J . P . Shim Measuring the Importance of Ethical Behavior Criteria

ue to the sensitive nature of and value associated with the different types of information required by today’s managers, organizations must insist the accuracy of the information provided by their computer-based systems is above reproach. Unfortunately, recent cases involving software piracy, data theft, system espionage and employee monitoring have emphasized the unethical behavior that can ac...

Coherents for the time: imagery in the comedies of George Chapman

J . P . , George , K . , Kyriacou , P . A

Little is known about cell death in spinal cord tissue following compression injury, despite compression being a key component of spinal injuries. Currently models are used to mimic compression injury in animals and the effects of the compression evaluated by observing the extent and duration of recovery of normal motor function in the days and weeks following the injury. A fiber-optic photople...