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Spinal control mechanisms in elite level, explosively-trained athletes from two different sports

Creator:: Zidek, Marie E.
Abstract:: Mechanisms of motor control and function are interesting to those from the medical, athletic training and sports performance professions primarily during the development of conditioning and rehabilitation programs. The aim of this study was to assess spinal control mechanisms in two groups of explosively trained, female athletes from a NCAA...
Resource Type:: Masters Thesis
Full Text:: AN ABSTRACT OF THE THESIS OF Marie E. Zidek for the degree of Master of Science in Exercise and

Clothing practices and problems of foreign women at Oregon State University

Creator:: Orme, Kathryn
Resource Type:: Masters Thesis
Full Text:: OWLEDGlmNTS To Miss Marie Ledbetter, Associ ate Professor of Clothing, Textiles and Related Arts, the

Maternity dress designs with selected expandable features

Creator:: Furer, Barbara Steinfeld
Abstract:: The purpose of this study was to develop some comfortable, expandable maternity garments which were suitable for both home and street wear. These designs were intended to follow the art principles of good design, namely: balance, rhythm, proportion, scale, and emphasis. The first phase in the exploration of maternity designs...
Resource Type:: Masters Thesis
Full Text:: DRESS DESIGNS WITH SELECTED EX ANDABLE FEATURES Abstract approved: Marie Ledbetter The purpose of

The understanding of textile terminology by advanced homemaking students in western Oregon high schools

Creator:: Mitchell, Gwendolyn Lounsbury
Resource Type:: Masters Thesis
Full Text:: tion of this thesis: To Miss .Marie Diedesoh, Associate Professor of Clothing• Textiles and Related

Clothing selection practices and related clothing problems of a selected group of low-income women

Creator:: Stender, Veneita Augusta
Abstract:: This thesis is a study of the clothing selection practices and related problems of a selected group of low-income women enrolled in work-training programs conducted at Lane Community College, Eugene, Oregon and Southwestern Oregon Community College, Coos Bay, Oregon. Sources of clothing, sources of information influencing selection of clothing, types...
Resource Type:: Masters Thesis
Full Text:: OF LOW-INCOME WOMEN Redacted for Privacy Abstract approved: Marie Di-e-d-esch This thesis is a

Relation of costume to cultural change of a selected group of Indians of Middle America

Creator:: Hunter, Margaret
Abstract:: The purposes of this study are to observe how change in the culture of the Mayas is reflected in the change or development of the costume and to appreciate the greatness of this culture. The knowledge of the costume of these Mayas as a piece of information is not as...
Resource Type:: Masters Thesis
Full Text:: to Dr. Florence E. Petzel, head of the Department of Clothing, Textiles, and Related Arts, for

Plans for a university clothing department in South Africa

Creator:: Dippenaar, Susara Johanna
Resource Type:: Masters Thesis
Full Text:: writer wishes to express her sincere apprecia tion to Miss Marie Ledbetter, Professor of Clothing

Development of a basic college clothing construction course based on opinions of home economics graduates of Oregon State College

Creator:: Baumer, Aleen May
Resource Type:: Masters Thesis
Full Text:: to acknowledge her apreeiat1on to M13s Marie Ledbetter, Assistant irofessor of Clothing, Textiles

A guide for an adequate wardrobe for specific occasions encountered by women students attending Oregon State University

Creator:: Thiel, Linda Courtney
Abstract:: This thesis is a study of the types and numbers of items of apparel in a selected group of Oregon State University women's present college wardrobes and in a college wardrobe they consider to be adequate, the occasions for which each type of clothing is worn, the amount of time...
Resource Type:: Masters Thesis
Full Text:: Marie Diedesch This thesis is a study of the types and numbers of items of apparel in a selected

Satisfactions and dissatisfactions of college home economics majors in retail career

Creator:: Sampson, Sandra Smith
Abstract:: This thesis is a study of the job satisfaction Home Economics majors experience from their work in junior executive positions in retailing, an investigation of their former expectations and approach to retailing, and an evaluation of certain specific course areas usually included in clothing, textiles, and related course areas in...
Resource Type:: Masters Thesis
Full Text:: - tiles, and related course areas. The Student's t -test was used to test for d i f fer e n c e s in

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Spinal control mechanisms in elite level, explosively-trained athletes from two different sports

Clothing practices and problems of foreign women at Oregon State University

Maternity dress designs with selected expandable features

The understanding of textile terminology by advanced homemaking students in western Oregon high schools

Clothing selection practices and related clothing problems of a selected group of low-income women

Relation of costume to cultural change of a selected group of Indians of Middle America

Plans for a university clothing department in South Africa

Development of a basic college clothing construction course based on opinions of home economics graduates of Oregon State College

A guide for an adequate wardrobe for specific occasions encountered by women students attending Oregon State University

Satisfactions and dissatisfactions of college home economics majors in retail career

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