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  • A history of intercollegiate wrestling at Oregon State University (1909-1974)

    Creator:
    Nelson, Richard C. (Richard Cornelius), 1932-
    Abstract:
    Intercollegiate wrestling at Oregon State University had its inception on March 20, 1909. On that day, the Oregon Agricultural College wrestling team wrestled in a home meet against the team from Washington State College. The Beavers, under the tutelage of their first coach Eddie O'Connell, won their first intercollegiate meet,...
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    Masters Thesis
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    AN ABSTRACT OF THE THESIS OF Richard Cornelius Nelson for

  • A study comparing methods of instruction for occupation education in agriculture

    Creator:
    Yenne, Alan Peres
    Abstract:
    Occupational education in agriculture has increased in importance as job opportunities have shifted. Students require a broad scope of information about the numerous and increasing agriculture related occupations. Although there are several methods of teaching that could be employed, this study attempted to compare audio-visual aids with field trips. The...
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    Masters Thesis
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    careers - in North Carolina. Agricultural Education 36:20. July 1963. 3. Bartz, Albert E. Elementary

  • A follow-up study of Crater High School graduates

    Creator:
    Elden, Robert Harrison
    Abstract:
    Changes in educational programs should be implemented only after a careful evaluation of the product. Information about the product in education is often not available to planners of vocational education programs. A follow-up study of former students is a means by which information about graduates may be collected and used...
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    not have been possible; to Dr. Melvin Miller for his encouragement and assistance; and to my family