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  • Morphological and cytological variation in Trillium albidum Freeman (Liliaceae)

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    Bledsoe, Karen E.
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    This work was performed on Trillium albidum Freeman (Liliaceae), to clarify the pattern of morphological variation between the small-flowered populations at the northern limit of its range ( T. parviflorum Soukup) and the larger-flowered populations from southern Oregon and northern California. It was hypothesized that only a single species of...
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    species has not been universal among botanists of the Pacific Northwest. The distinctions between it

  • Making & finding childhoods : forest schooling in the Pacific Northwest

    Creator:
    Bustamante, Stephanie
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    East School is a private, forest schooling program in the Pacific Northwest. This ethnography focuses on student engagement with teacher led efforts to "educate" them within an emergent social system depending on new subjectivities. I ground this premise in a reflexive analytical framework, unpacking an implicit ethnotheory of perception as...
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    : Making & Finding Childhoods: Forest Schooling in the Pacific Northwest Abstract approved

  • "All the things you ask of me" : Law Enforcement Experiences of Infant Death Investigation

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    Schindell, Jennifer R.
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    The sudden and unexpected death of a seemingly healthy infant sets in motion a number of linked processes with potentially complex and far-reaching ramifications. While individuals, families and communities grapple with the shock and heartbreak associated with the loss of a young life, a chain of multidisciplinary investigative responsibilities is...
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     (SUID)  in  nine  Pacific  Northwest  jurisdictions.  Data  collected  from  open

  • Features of boardrooms and conference rooms in Pacific Northwest organizations

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    Foltz, Andrew L.
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    This study examines selected cultural elements of the negotiating environment in seventeen organizations having home or branch offices in the Northwest United States. Conference room and boardroom design, intentional placement of meaningful artifacts, arrangement of seating, and providing of refreshments are compared. Observations and interviews of organizational representatives in nine...
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    : Features of Boardrooms and Conference Rooms in Pacific Northwest Organizations John A. Young This study

  • Culture built upon the land : a predictive model of nineteenth-century Canadien/Métis farmsteads.

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    Hebert, James Michael
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    The objective of this thesis is to provide a predictive model for the archaeological investigation of the first farmsteads in the Pacific Northwest, established in the early- and mid-nineteenth century by Canadien and Métis families retiring from their service in the fur trade. Past studies of this population have either...
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    archaeological investigation of the first farmsteads in the Pacific Northwest, established in the early- and

  • Latino youth, gangs, and community activism : a case study of advocacy anthropology

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    Kabarec-Quiroz, Tina M.
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    A social issue of great importance in contemporary society is the involvement of youth in gangs. Youth involvement in gang activity has dominated the national media and the minds of public policy makers in contemporary society. In this thesis I examine how Latino and Chicano youth sub-culture, language, dress, and...
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    study of the process of labeling in a community located in the Pacific Northwest. The community where