21. Biographies - Text of cong.; under pres. 1880; Resident Physician, Bayview Asylum, 188081; vice-president, Maryland Society of the Daughters of the american Revolution Volume http://www.joeydragon.com/Calvert County/Biotext.htm

Calvert County Biographies - A through G Home Calvert County History Libraries Churches ... Biographies ALLNUTT, William , was commissioned a judge of the Court of Appeals for Calvert County, Md., 1778. He was born in Calvert County, 1711, and died in Maryland. Source: The National Society of the Daughters of the American Revolution Volume 75 page 294 Mrs. Lily F. Burchell Greiner. DAR ID Number: 74804 BECKETT, Capt. John , was many years a mem. of the legislature of Md., and an officer in the war of 1812; at the battle of York he bore from the field the wounded Pike, and at the capture of Ft. George affair, at Stony Creek and the battle of Crysler's field he acted an honorable part; d. at Locustgrove, Calvert co., Md., May 26, 1850, in the 59th y. of his age. (Stryker's Am. Reg., iv, 464.) Source: Franklin B. Hough, American Biographical Notes, p.22 BLAKE, Joseph Jr ., (1760-1843), was commissioned ensign 1778 of Calvery County militia. He was born and died in Calvert County, Md. Source: The National Society of the Daughters of the American Revolution Volume 43 page 113 Mrs. Mary Roberts Pitcher. DAR ID Number: 42300

22. The Council For National Policy - Selected Member Biographies W - Z CNP 1984, 1988; former exec vice pres of the United States Defense Committee; former vice president of Mission Strategies (AIMS), North american Congresses On http://www.cephasministry.com/state_of_the_union_cnp_w-z_bios.html

The Council for National Policy Selected Member Biographies CNP ~ W~ Z This page has a lot of important information Gray Wakefield - CNP 1996, 1998; Retired vice-chairman, KPMG Peat Marwick; co-founder with wife, Pat, Houston Family Association; life member and member of board of directors, Houston Metropolitan YMCA; member, Texas Christian Family Network; member of the board, Houston Urban Outreach. Peter E. Waldron - CNP 1988; founder and president, Contact America and Save the Family Foundation; host 'Contact America"; member, National Religious Broadcasters and Dennis Peacocke's Anatole Fellowship. Robert Walker - CNP 1988; vice president, National Affairs, Adolph Coors Company. Henry L. Walther - CNP 1984, 1988; former exec vice pres of the United States Defense Committee; former Vice President of Membership, National Right To Work Committee ; self-employed direct mail and management consultant. James G. Watt- CNP 1984,1988; Former Secretary of the Department of the Interior; Fellow

23. Transition--Building The New Administration...Biographies He is a Resident Scholar at the american Enterprise Institute During pres. presidential Advance and then as deputy director of advance for vice president Quayle http://www.gwu.edu/~action/buildbio.html

Building the New Administration ...White House Staff "Starting Lineup" Biographies A-Z Transition Main Page A David AddingtonCounsel to the Vice President B Andrea BallChief of Staff to the First Lady/Deputy Assistant to the President Chief of Staff for Laura Bush during the campaign. Ball began working for Laura Bush in 1995 as executive assistant to the First Lady of Texas, after serving as arrangements director for the 1995 Texas Inaugural Committee. Dan BartlettDeputy Assistant to the President and Deputy to the Counselor Director of Rapid Response for the Bush campaign. Bartlett has worked for Gov. Bush since his 1994 campaign for governor. Served as assistant policy director for Bush from 1995-97 and issues director during his 1998 reelection campaign. Brad BlakemanDeputy Assistant to the President for Appointments and Scheduling Prior to joining the campaign, Blakeman practiced law in family law firm in Valley Stream, New York. Consultant to the offices of the President and Vice President from 1980-93; lead advance representative for the Bush/Quayle campaigns in 1988 and 1992. Joshua BoltenAssistant to the President/Deputy Chief of Staff for Policy Policy director for the Bush campaign. Executive director of legal and governmental affairs at Goldman Sachs in London from 1994-March 1999. General counsel to the U.S. Trade Representative for three years and deputy assistant for legislative affairs for one year during President George H.W. Bush's administration. International Trade Counsel to the U.S. Senate Finance Committee from 1985-89.

24. Philippines --  Encyclopædia Britannica That same day vice pres. See biographies.). is the only predominantly Christian nation in Asia and has a unique heritage of Malay, Spanish, and american cultures http://www.britannica.com/eb/article?eu=409024

25. Media And Publishing --  Encyclopædia Britannica The dominant news in american radio was the Paul Harvey (see biographies), fresh off a 10year telephone companies would get together to create vice pres. http://www.britannica.com/eb/article?eu=409257&tocid=222328&query=limbaugh, rush

26. Pmag V05n6p08 -- Merchants Of Death Conference In the Speakers biographies of the conference, the the Delegate List, 10 are american, 2 Swedish Rhoton, vice pres., Defence Industries, United Research Wm http://www.peacemagazine.org/archive/v05n6p08.htm

From Peace Magazine Dec 1989/Jan 1990, p.8. Author=Richard Sanders; title=Merchants of Death Conference; URL=http://www.peacemagazine.org/archive/v05n6p08.htm Merchants of Death Conference Richard Sanders October 24 was chosen as the first day of Disarmament Week by the United Nations at its First Special Session on Disarmament in 1978. Canadian arms industries, however, showed disregard for the U.N.'s disarmament efforts by holding their annual conference in Ottawa between October 25-26. The Financial Post organized this "Merchants of Death" conference with the aid of some military publishers. It attracted about 400 of Canada's leading players in the international arms trade and some of their counterparts from Europe and the USA. The "Coalition to Oppose the Arms Trade" (COAT), which had organized a campaign against ARMX '89, demonstrated and portrayed the "Grim Reaper" in street theatre, depicting the true nature of their conference: "Reaping Profits with Grim Consequences." The entrance fee - $550 - in effect closed it to the public. What I know about the conference comes from three main sources: 1) mainstream media accounts (very limited), 2) reports in military and arms industry publications (very biased) and 3) conference materials which I excavated from waste baskets under registration tables (very interesting!). One of the speakers was Dietrich S. Buehrle, a convicted felon. Buehrle, chairman of Oerlikon-Buehrle Holding Co., based in Zurich, Switzerland, had been convicted of selling military equipment to South Africa.

27. The Plex.us Outbursts: Marx Motivation / 773-632-0002 Gerry Pannaralla, Director Executive biographies James L Gary, IN, joined as vice pres of franchise Chamber of Commerce directory. american Budget Counselors http://plex.us/outbursts/marx_motivation.html

"Marx Motivation" aka "773-632-0002" information-sharing page. Last update: 2003-08-09 at 3:37pm CDT Marx Motivation Identified! They are a franchisee of UCC TotalHome. If you want to complain to them, their number is 773-792-3500 (other contact info can be found below). Note: it is also possible that this company is doing telemarketing for other businesses. List of complaints FAQs Thank you for your input! If you have information to contribute, or you want to share your experience, please send email to sam@samswett.com with "Marx Motivation" in the subject. Be sure to mention if I should post your comments and if I should include your name. I've been informed by a reader that Marx Motivation is still making calls (going by the name of Direct Buy now), so I must abnegate my claim of "silence." Considerable time has passed with no news for me to post, so I will consider this page "finished" and won't be updating it unless there is a reason. Thanks again to everyone who contributed their stories! I finally spoke to someone calling from this number on April 2, 2003 at 8:32pm CST. He identified himself, provided the business name as "Total Home" and gave me their phone number. We talked for 20 minutes while I tried to pry some other information out of him. He would only tell me that they were located "a block south of Devon, near Harlem." If you're in Chicago, you probably know generally where this is. I asked for the specific street address, and he would not give it to me. Since he wanted

28. Renton Technical College Foundation Board Biographies of King County as well as the american Red Cross Chair, 199394, 1998-99, 2002-2003; vice Chair, 1992 UW; Cities in Schools, Renton Board; Trustee and past pres. http://www.renton-tc.ctc.edu/visitors/fdboard.htm

The Foundation Board Biographies Jerene Battisti is the Children's and Young Librarian with the Renton Public Library. Jerene has been a Board member in September 2003. She graduated from the University of Washington in 1967 and received her Master's Degree in Library and Information Sciences in 1969. Jerene is active with the Renton Rotary Board, is a Children's Hospital Trustee and is on the Kappa Alpha Theta Aumnae Board. She believes that Renton Technical College is a vital asset to the economic grown of this region and feels fortunate to be able to serve on the Board. Donald Bressler is the president of Renton Technical College . He was vice president for students at Northeast Wisconsin Technical College in Green Bay for the past two years. From 1990 - 1998, he was that college's vice president of occupational and academic services. Don served as president for Spokane Community College from 1984 - 1990. He earned a PhD in Educational Administration from the University of Wisconsin and his bachelors and masters' degrees were earned at Stout State University in Menomonie , Wisconsin . In May, 2002

29. Miguel De San Roman Virtual american biographies. he served in the constitutional army, and was pres, ent in the of the council of state, and in consequence vice-president of the http://www.famousamericans.net/migueldesanroman/

You are in: Museum of History Hall of North and South Americans Miguel de San Roman Appleton's Cyclopedia of American Biography, editing and updating this biography please Click Here Virtual American Biographies Over 30,000 personalities with thousands of 19th Century illustrations, signatures, and exceptional life stories. Virtualology.com welcomes editing and additions to the biographies. To become this site's editor or a contributor Click Here or e-mail Virtualology here A B C ... Z Miguel de San Roman SAN ROMAN, Miguel de , Peruvian soldier, born in Puno in 1802; died in Chorrillos, 3 April, 1863. He was the son of an Indian chief, and accompanied his father in the revolt of Pumacahua (q. v.), and, when the latter was captured and shot, the boy swore vengeance against the Spaniards. In 1821 he entered the army and took part in the campaign of independence. During the second siege of Callao in 1826, by order of Bolivar he protected Bellavista. In the campaign of the restoration he served in the constitutional army, and was present in the battle of Yungai, 30 January, 1839. In 1841, during the war against Bolivia, he commanded one of the divisions of the Peruvian army, and after the battle of Ingavi on 18 November, which was fatal to his republic, he crossed Desaguadero river, occupied the department of Puno, and there he employed himself in the reorganization of the army. In 1845 he was elected senator of the republic, and he afterward became president of the council of state, and in consequence vice-president of the republic. In 1851, as a deputy, he occupied his place in the legislative body. He was appointed minister of war in 1855, and in 1856 was a member of the constituent congress, and an author of the constitution that was promulgated that year. In 1858, during several months, he occupied the executive as president of the council of ministers. In 1862 he was elected president of the republic; but his administration was of short duration, as he died early in the following year.

30. BIOGRAPHIES OF THE BERAC MEMBERSHIP of Science; Fellow, Amer Meteorology Soc (pres, 1984); Member Sciences; a Director of the american Elec. the Electric Power Research Institute; viceChair,Board http://www.er.doe.gov/production/ober/berac/bios.html

BIOGRAPHIES OF THE BERAC MEMBERSHIP ADELSTEIN, S. JAMES Education : B.S., M.S., Massachusetts Institute of Technology, 1949; M.D., Harvard Medical School, 1953; Ph.D. (biophysics), Massachusetts Institute of Technology, 1957. Professional Experience : Medical House Officer, Senior Assistant Resident, Chief Resident, Peter Bent Brigham, 1953-1960; Fellow of the Howard Hughes Medical Institute, 1957-1958; Philip H. Cook Fellow in Radiology, Harvard, 1960-1968; Career Development Award, U.S. Public Health Service, 1965-1968; Instructor, Associate, Assistant, Full Professor, Anatomy/Radiology, Harvard, 1961-1989; Paul C. Cabot Professor of Medical Biophysics, Harvard, 1989-1997; Daniel C. Tosteson University Professor, Harvard, 1997-2003; Paul C. Cabot Distinguished Professor of Medical Biophysics, Harvard, 2003 - present. Selected Concurrent Positions : Director, Division of Nuclear Medicine, Peter Bent Brigham Hospital, 1968-1992; Chief, Nuclear Medicine Services, The Children's Hospital, Boston, 1970-1978; Physician, Dana-Farber Cancer Institute, 1982-present; Radiologist, Brigham and Women's Hospital, 1992-present; Director, MD-Ph.D. Program, Harvard Medical School, 1978-1982; Executive Dean for Academic Programs in the Faculty of Medicine, Harvard Medical School, 1978-1997; American Board of Nuclear Medicine, 1972-1978; National Council on Radiation Protection, 1978-present; Director, Whitaker Health Sciences Fund, 1981-1992; Board on Radiation Effects, National Academy of Sciences, 1998-present; Chair, University Advisory Committee on Human Subjects Research, 1998-2003.

31. Breckinridge Biographies 1 supporter of woman s suffrage, she served as vicepresident of a charter member of the Chicago branch of the american Association of Social Workers (pres. http://www.breckinridge.com/breckbio.htm

The text used in this website to narrate the biographies of several Breckinridge family members has been taken from several sources. It is not to be used as a primary reference for geneological research. This is a work in progress. Additional material and comments should be addressed to: annbreck@earthlink.com, or to dhbreck@dsp.com Alexander Breckinridge ( - ) Breckinridge Family , Alexander Breckinridge, a man of education, a native of Ulster Province, Ireland, came to America about 1739 and settled on land near the present site of Staunton, Virginia. He was accompanied by his wife, Letitia Preston, and by her brother, John Preston. Alexander Breckinridge and John Preston were Scotch-Irish Presbyterians and their ancestors had been Protestant since the Reformation. John Preston was the ancestor of the Prestons, Browns, Blairs, Marshalls, Woolleys, McDowells and other families. Robert Preston, a son of Alexander, by his first marriage, had two sons, Robert and Alexander, who settled near the present site of Louisville, Kentucky, in 1783. Robert was a subaltern officer in the Revolutionary army and after coming to Kentucky served in several Indian campaigns, was a member of the various conventions in the Territory of Kentucky and was the first speaker of the House of Representatives in 1792. The second wife of Robert Breckinridge, son of Alexander, was Letitia Preston, daughter of John Preston. The oldest child of this marriage was John Breckinridge.

32. Thor Heyerdahl biographies OF THOR HEYERDAHL Patron, United World Colleges 1980; vice-pres., Worldview International Kon-Tiki An Argument for american-Polynesian Diffusion http://www.plu.edu/~ryandp/thor.html

Thor Heyerdahl Norwegian explorer, anthropologist and author. Below is found information regarding the research and writings of Thor Heyerdahl including a bibliography of scientific and popular works. BIOGRAPHIES OF THOR HEYERDAHL: Arnold Jacoby, 1968, Senor Kon-Tiki. Allen and Unwin, London. Christopher Ralling, 1990, Kon-Tiki Man. BBC Books, London. Snorre Evensberget, 1994, Thor Heyerdahl: The Explorer. J.M. Stenersens, Oslo. Berndt Schulz, 1998, Thor Heyerdahl: Wissenschaft als Abenteur. Rasch und Röhring, Hamburg. BBC-TV Television Series: The Kon-Tiki Man. HEYERDAHL'S EXPEDITIONS: BIBLIOGRAPHY OF SCIENTIFIC AND POPULAR WORKS BY THOR HEYERDAHL. Back to Polynesian Archaeology Page

33. Short Biographies Of Wayne County Residents SHORT biographies OF WAYNE COUNTY RESIDENTS from american ANCESTRY . american Ancestry, Vol. organizations, collector of rare books and engravings, vicepres. http://www.rootsweb.com/~nywayne/history/aabios.html

These profiles of former Wayne County residents come from a series of volumes called: "American Ancestry: Giving the Name and Descent in the Male Line of Americans Whose Ancestors Settled in the United States Previous to the Declaration of Independence A. D. 1776". These volumes were published yearly by Joel Munsell's Sons, Publisher, and profiled residents from all over the United States. The men whose short bios appear below may or may not be your ancestors, but it's worth scanning through them to check out migration patterns into Wayne County for clues as to where your own families came from. SHORT BIOGRAPHIES OF WAYNE COUNTY RESIDENTS from "AMERICAN ANCESTRY" American Ancestry, Vol. III, 1888 CLARK American Ancestry, Vol. IV, 1889 FOSTER , DAVID of Palmyra, N.Y., b. at North Sea, L.I. 1785, d. at Sodus, Nov. 22, 1845, elder in Palmyra Presb. Ch. for many years (m. Eunice, dau. of Dea. Silas Reeves); son of David Haines Foster of Palmyra, N.Y., b. on Long Island, N.Y., Apr. 10, 1747, d. at Palmyra Nov. 26, 1813, pioneer in Palmyra 1794, church elder, minute-man in Rev. army (m. Mary Howell); son of Daniel of Quiogue, L.I., b. at Southampton, L.I., Mar. 22, 1722, d. at Quiogue Jan. 16, 1791, large land-owner (m. Lydia Haines); son of Daniel of Southampton, L.I., b. there 1676, d. there Nov. 5, 1744 (m. Lydia Wood of Huntingon, L.I.); son of Joseph b. at Lynn, Mass, 1638, d. Jan. 30, 1708 (m. Abigail); son of Christopher, b. in England 1603, came in ship "Abigail" in 1635, moved from Lynn, Mass. to Southampton, L.I. 1651, d. 1687.

34. UALR Presidential Studies Program - Websites potus.com/; Grolier presents The american presidency biographies to sites on specific presidents and vice presidents www.npg.si.edu/col/pres/; Federal Government http://www.ualr.edu/~presidents/websites.html

This document contains links to other Internet sites with information, photos, documents, audio and video files relating to the American Presidency. It is divided into the following categories: Websites with Presidential Papers and Resources Presidential Libraries/Materials Projects and NARA Presidential Papers for Specific Presidents on the Internet General Information and Papers for Multiple Presidents ... Lesson Plans and Teacher Resources about Presidents Websites with Presidential Papers and Resources American Memory Collections, the Library of Congress (LOC), http://memory.loc.gov/ American Memory. The Presidency (Digitized documents on various presidents), http://memory.loc.gov/ammem/mcchtml/preshm.html Presidential Manuscripts (Documents from three presidents, plan to expand in near future up to 23 presidents), http://lcweb2.loc.gov/ammem/presprvw/23pres.html Online Collection in American Memory (Digitized images and searchable text of manuscripts, including presidential papers/dairies), http://lcweb.loc.gov/rr/mss/ammem.html

35. CSV Presentation Event: Presenter Biographies He recently completed a twoyear term as president of the american Law Deans Association Mr. Morgan was sworn in by President George W. Bush as vice chairman of http://www.pres.csv.cornell.edu/presenters.cfm

skip navigation Lawrence Bonassar Associate Professor Mechanical and Aerospace Engineering College of Engineering Dr. Lawrence Bonassar joined Cornell's faculty in 2003 after five years on the faculty of the Center for Tissue Engineering at the University of Massachusetts Medical School. He completed postdoctoral fellowships in the Orthopaedic Research Laboratory at the Massachusetts General Hospital and in the Center for Biomedical Engineering at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology. Dr. Bonassar currently serves on the editorial board of the journal Tissue Engineering. He earned a B.S. in Biomedical Engineering and Materials Science and Engineering from Johns Hopkins University, and an M.S. and Ph.D. in Materials Science and Engineering from M.I.T. Dr. Bonassar's research group focuses on the regeneration and analysis of musculoskeletal tissues, including bone and cartilage. The approach involves a multidisciplinary strategy using techniques in biomechanics, biomaterials, cell biology, and biochemistry. Applications of this technology include the repair of articular cartilage, intervertebral disc, trachea and craniofacial defects. At the cellular level, this work focuses on understanding the interactions of chondrocytes, fibroblasts and stem cells with biomaterials. This includes grafting of cell adhesion peptides to polymers and characterizing the effects of these alterations on the way in which cells sense their environment. Of specific interest is the extent of which intrinsic mechanical properties and externally applied forces control chondrocyte matrix assembly.

36. Brief Biographies Of Jackson Era Characters (S) and they agreed on the wrongs of the Mexicanamerican War the impeachment procedings against Andrew Johnson, Lincoln s vice-president and Stokes, William (pres. http://www.earlyrepublic.net/BIOG-S.htm

Brief Biographies from the Jackson/Van Buren Era (S): Say, Thomas 1787 - 1834 : Entomologist and conchologist. Traveled extensively through North America and published several important works. Came to Robert Owen 's New Harmony community, where he died in 1834. Schuyler, Philip John 1733 - 1804: Officer in the French and Indian War, and Maj. General under Washington in the Revolution; operated generally successfully in the country around Ticonderoga, but allowed Ticonderoga to be lost, and lost his command. He demanded a court-marshall, was reinstated, and then resigned. Senator from NY, 1789-91. Wealthy landowner. His daughter Elizabeth married Alexander Hamilton , and he was very helpful in Hamilton's career; daugter Margaret married Stephen Van Rensselaer Scott, Sir Walter (1771 - 1832): Produced an avalanche of romantic historical novels. Probably Jacksonian America's favorite novelist. Beloved by southern planters (horses named Rob Roy) were not uncommon, and New England transcendentalists ( Bronson Alcott kept a bust of Scott - the only modern so honored - in his experimental grade school that was run on transcendentalist principles). Sebastian, Benjamin 1745 - 1834:

37. Brief Biographies Of Jackson Era Characters (T) Importer from 183255; pres. tax because some of the procedes would support the Mexican-american war Governor of New York 1807 - 17 and vice-president of the US http://www.earlyrepublic.net/BIOG-T.htm

Brief Biographies from the Jackson/Van Buren Era (T): Talbot, Henry Fox 1800 - 1877: Englishman who invented a photographic process at the same time as Daguerre invented his (late 1830s), called the calotype. Invented a much improved (faster imaging) process in 1851. Tammany - Late 17th Century: A Delaware Indian chief for whom New York's Society of Tammany was named. Members of the Society, in the years of the early republic, often paraded in Indian costumes. "Tammany Hall" was an institution linked closely with New York's Democratic party, and eventually became of center of corruption. Taney, Roger Brooke 1777 - 1874: Andrew Jackson's post-Eaton Imbroglio attorney general (1831-33). From 1833 - 34 he was secretary of the treasury, doing what two earlier secretaries would not do - removing the federa deposits from the Bank of the United States, as ordered by Jackson. Once (in 1835) rejected by the Senate for associate Supreme Court Justice; he was nevertheless confirmed in 1836 as Chief Justice, succeeding John Marshall. His 1857 decision against the slave Dred Scott - which helped excite anti-slavery opinion in the north - is what he is best remembered for. Tappan, Arthur

38. About Us - Viking Fest - Nordic Celebration In Texas vicepres, Barbara Van Niel, Carl Widen Lodge/Austin, Sweden, barbara Rod Johnson, Former Swedish american of the Year and member of BOARD OF DIRECTOR S biographies http://www.vikingfest.com/aboutus.html

Home 2004 Fest Contests Scrapbooks ... Sponsors: City of Waco Our 2004 Charities The Shriners The Lions Club Kiwanis Int'l 2004 Schedule Order On-Line Map/Hotel/RV Forms ... Viking Education Page About Us - Viking Fest Inc. Celebrating over 150 years Nordic Cultural Heritage in Texas PROPOSED FUTURE VIKING FEST DATES - Waco Convention Center: 2004 April 16-18, 2005 April 20-24, 2006 April 19-23, 2007 April 18-22, 2008 April 16-20, 2009 April 15-19, 2010 April 14-18, 2011 April 13-17, 2012 April 11-15, 2013 April 17-21, 2014 April 16-20, What is Viking Fest - and What do we Give Back to the Texas Community? THE BIRTH OF VIKING FEST The birth of Viking Fest started when Irma Pearson was appointed The Grand Lodge Deputy for the Central Region of VASA Order of America in 1994. While visiting the lodges in the region, she found the common interest in uniting and sharing information about the Swedish heritage. In 1995, she was asked to organize the 150th celebration of the mass emigration from Sweden, and the Texas 100th jubilee of VASA Order of America. A Swedish picnic was planned, but quickly became a festival for all the Scandinavian Clubs. In 1996, the first Texas Viking Fest was held in Georgetown, Texas, to honor and recognize the centennial of the beginning of the Scandinavian emigration to America and to Texas. The festival drew over 10,000 in attendance, and the Viking Fest was born.

39. Torben Wolff 1973 (Caribbean, deep sea); american Thomas Washington for Biological Oceanography 197076; vice-pres. Natural History Society, many biographies on zoologists http://www.zmuc.dk/inverweb/staff/tw3.htm

Invertebrate Department Torben Wolff Curriculum Vitae Born in Copenhagen (Frederiksberg) 21 July 1919. Graduated from Ordrup Gymnasium in 1938 (modern linguistic studies). Studied natural history and geography, qualifying as M.Sc. (cand.mag.) in summer of 1947. Participated meanwhile for 10 months (1945-46) as marine biologist in the Atlantide Expedition to West Africa. From 1947 to 1949 scientific assistant (half time) at the Royal Veterinary and Agricultural University and supply assistant at the Zoological Museum in charge of the crustacean collections. From 1 July 1949 employed by the Galathea Committee in the preparations of the Galathea Deep-Sea Expedition Round the World, participating (as deputy leader) from October 1950 to June 1952. From 1 Sept. 1952 assistant to the Secretary General of the 14th International Congress of Zoology in Copenhagen (in August 1953). From 1953 to 1957 guide in the Zool. Mus. exhibitions and in charge of the crustaceans, supported by the Danish State Research Foundation. Ass. Curator 1 April 1957 (with changeover to group contract basis in 1961) and Reader in Zoology 1 Sept. 1962. In February 1963 awarded the D.Sc. degree ("Systematics and Biology of Bathyal and Abyssal Isopoda Asellota", Galathea Report : 1-320), Ass. Professor (docent) in 1965, and Head of the Department of Marine Invertebrates 1966-77. External Examiner at Aarhus University 1966-75 and at Copenhagen University 1967-79. On leave for 3 years 1980-83 as Director of Danmarks Akvarium and, again, after retirement as curator in 1989, from 1990 to 1993. Since then continued work at the Zoological Museum.

40. Central Washington University - Department Of History : History 302.01 in the 1930s Differences in her biographies. Beware of Charles L. McNary of Oregon (vicepres candidate in 1940 in 1936 Mary Bethune, African american leader. http://www.cwu.edu/~history/kb_30201_042syl.html

CWU Home Admissions Academic Programs Alumni/Friends ... SEARCH Department of History : History 302.01 History 302: Introduction to History (h302.s03) (Three credits, for newly declared history majors) Dr. K. Blair Spring 2004 Office Hours: Daily 11-12 and by appointment Topic: New Deal of 1933-41 This course is a requirement for sophomores and juniors who have declared a major in history at Central Washington University. It seeks to familiarize students with the tools and techniques that professional historians use to research and analyze history, in the expectation that students will begin to develop these skills and apply them in the remaining courses that they take. Assignments have been designed to demystify library research for beginning history majors by familiarizing them with a wide variety of resources the library offers for researchers. Guidance will be provided in discerning the point of view of individual scholars and comparing viewpoints across time. Workshops in writing, documenting and revising papers will be provided. Successful students will leave the course with an ability to dissect secondary sources by historians and write original research papers using primary sources. Books: Please purchase at CWU Bookstore or Jerrol's Bookstore: 1. Kate Turabian

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