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The heavy male coyote was placed in the windbreak where we could come back and get him later. We began making our way down to the area where we thought we could call the five we had seen earlier. Setting up, I was skeptical. We had just shot twice and I was sure we were pushing our luck. We called for 40 minutes or so before we decided to call it quits and move on to another stand.
Deep snow that fell earlier in the harvest season made it tough for farmers to harvest their crops, and there was corn just about everywhere. I began to think about just how bad the weather was, and how miserable we were despite the clothing. I thought to myself, we had been here for two days, and we hadnt called in a single coyote. But we had one in the bag, one we had let go on purpose that we could have shot if we wanted, and a missed opportunity the day before.
The tracks of the coyotes we had seen earlier in the cattail slough trailed off in different directions, all of which led to a massive corn field that was drifted deeply. The tracks seemed to meander, like they had nowhere special to be. Because of that we surmised that they might be bedded down in between the corn rows. We began walking the corn rows, taking our time so as to not overheat and end up chilled, and to make sure we didnt bump anything out of there. If we found a good area to call further along we would stop and call, sit it out and then begin a spot and stalk routine again.
Nearing the end of the section, I saw Ben raise his rifle slowly as he came to a stop. His feet shifted and it was obvious he was intending to do more than just glass something. I couldnt see what he was looking at, but I could tell it wasnt far away from the angle of the rifle and the slant of the hillside we were quartering against. The rifle barely hit his shoulder when a shot rang out, and coyote number two was in the bag, a small, but great looking female that had a white blotch that ran up her side.
It was now obvious we had made the right choice in skipping the calling and just putting miles on. It was also obvious that we needed to cover more ground and cover it faster than what we could on foot. This was our last full day of coyote hunting before making the drive back to Minnesota, so we really wanted to get one more coyote before then. As fate would have it, we didnt have the opportunity. By the time we busted snow drifts back to get my coyote it was already pushing dark.
Waking the next morning to a warmer weather report of nearly a twenty degree difference in temperatures, we decided to try some stands and call again. We would go to the same area we were in the day before and see if the five we had seen previously would be around and would come to the call. It could really go either way they may not be as hungry as they were in the colder temps, but then again, after 2 days of brutal cold and wind, they may just come running to the call.
Splitting up and sitting about 40 yards apart would allow us to cover two different areas completely, but it would also mean we couldnt communicate with each other. This would be a mistake that would end up haunting us for certain.
Prior to getting to the stand, Ben had a sling come loose on his rifle, and it fell to the frozen ground, scope first. Snow plugged the barrel and it took some considerable effort to get it unplugged. I had a spare in the truck, but Ben felt more comfortable with his Savage, more so than a heavy barreled Tikka. He was confident that the scope would be unharmed from the fall.
Nearing the end of the grove where we would set up to call, things got worse. Ben had made an electronic box call but it was now laying in pieces in the snow. Though we rarely used it, preferring mouth calls, we intended to use it that day. We would make one last mistake by splitting up, far enough apart that we couldnt even see each other.
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Basketball Hall of Famer Bob McAdoo was in attendance at the Regions Morgan Keegan Championships on Thursday evening. McAdoo is assistant coach at the Miami Heat, who are in Memphis to play the Memphis Grizzlies, and the keen tennis fan was able to take time out of his busy schedule to watch Andy Roddick and Maria Sharapova in the night session.
When getting out of the car, McAdoo, a native of Greensboro, N.C., met No. 2 American and fellow Greensboro native John Isner before later having the chance to meet top American, Andy Roddick, and the tallest player on the ATP World Tour, 6'10'' Ivo Karlovic.
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aconsejar, verb:
to advise; to recommend
Giving or asking for advice is something we all regularly need to do. Aconsejar, to advise, is a key word here. It can be followed by a verb in the subjunctive:
Le aconsejé que no cambiase de trabajo.
I advised her not to change jobs.
Le aconsejaré a mi hermana que se lo piense bien.
I'll advise my sister to think it over carefully.
or in the infinitive:
El médico me aconsejó comer menos carne.
The doctor advised me to eat less meat.
If you're asking somebody for advice, you would say:
¿Qué me aconsejas?
What do you suggest?
If you want to give someone advice, notice that you just use the present tense in Spanish, rather than the conditional.
Te aconsejo que busques ayuda.
I would advise you to get help.
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Since around 2003, several class action lawsuits have been brought in Colorado against insurers alleging that it was misleading and deceptive to offer for purchase uninsured/underinsured motorist (UM/UIM) coverage on additional vehicles because such coverage was rendered illusory by a 2001 Colorado Supreme Court decision, DeHerrera v. Sentry Ins. Co., in which the court held UM/UIM coverage follows the insured person, not the insured vehicle. The latest round appears to have gone to the insurers.
In Maxwell v. United Services Automobile Association, plaintiffs brought a putative class action on behalf of auto policyholders against USAA, alleging that it fraudulently concealed information necessary for policyholders to make an informed decision about purchasing uninsured/underinsured motorists coverage on additional vehicles. The trial court granted USAA summary judgment in 2007, but the Colorado Appellate Court reversed. Thereafter, the plaintiffs moved for certification of the class. The trial court denied the motion.
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BJP tonight dismissed as "fake" Congress chief Sonia Gandhi's appeal that the current Lok Sabha elections was a fight to protect "the very heart and soul of India" from those who want to divide the people of this country.
"This kind of fake emotional appeal...an appeal of desperation because the ground is slipping beneath Sonia Gandhi and Congress", BJP leader Ravi Shanker Prasad said commenting on her appeal telecast by several TV channels.
Without naming either Narendra Modi or BJP in her appeal, Sonia Gandhi said "we want unity. They want to impose uniformity. They say, 'Just believe in me". Observing that love and respect, harmony and brotherhood--in a word, non-violence--are the very heart and soul of our motherland, Gandhi said "it is this, the very heart and soul of India, that we are fighting to protect in this election, from those who seek to change it, and to divide us."
Prasad said the coming "election is being on the issues of mal-governance, on the issue of stinking corruption, on rising unemployment, spiralling prices and on the issue of legacy of suffering of India, an unsecure India". "Sonia Gandhi has no answer to all these burning problems of the day with which Indians are distressed, agonized and deeply pained. Therefore, this kind of fake emotional appeal", he said. "What type of harmony are you (Gandhi) talking about? Calling Imam Bukhari to your residence and making an appeal to unite all the Muslims?" Prasad said adding "even Muslims are suffering from unemployment and price rise. Therefore, I see all this nothing but an appeal of desperation because the ground is slipping beneath Sonia Gandhi and Congress", he said.
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The war of words between the estranged Thackeray cousins and their rival Senas may intensify before the Lok Sabha polls with the Shiv Sena mouthpiece Saamna launching a vitriolic attack on MNS chief Raj, accusing him of helping the Congress-NCP combine.
Shiv Sena president Uddhav and Raj are locked in a war of words in what is seen as the battle for the Thackeray legacy. This week, activists of the rival Senas got into a bloody clash at Fort.
While Uddhav had charged Raj of back-stabbing Thackeray, Raj's supporters, who project him as the true inheritor of his uncle's political mantle, alleged that the late Thackeray Sr had been given greasy batata wadas during his last days. This had apparently prompted Raj to send chicken soup from his house till he slipped into a coma.
"Those who got a lot despite their lack of ability are publicly waving in rallies, bills for chicken soup sent to Balasaheb. Isn't this shamelessness?" questioned an editorial in Saamna, without naming either Raj or the MNS.
The piece goes on allege that efforts are being made to push Shiv Sena off its course. The editorial said while they were attacking the Congress- NCP, the "wada and chicken soup wallas" wanted to deflect this debate and help the incumbents.
"This is a trap set up by the Congress- NCP to stop the victorious march of the Shiv Sena, but our Shiv Sainiks are behaving with restraint despite their clenched fists. No one should test their restraint," the editorial warned, adding that the Congress and NCP were clapping with glee while the Maharashtrian youth in the Sena and the MNS slugged it out.


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One recent surprise in New York's jazz life was Justin Faulkner, positioned high over his drums and playing them with an almost obsessive sense of narrative evolution, at Jazz Standard last month. Mr. Faulkner, 18, replaced Jeff (Tain) Watts in Branford Marsalis's quartet three months ago. Even before the job started, Mr. Faulkner loved Mr. Watts's playing; since March he has had to become more familiar with the older drummer's polyrhythmic language to understand its function within the band. The two have still not met.
"My approach isn't cymbals-and-drums," he explained on Monday by telephone from Philadelphia, soon after his high school graduation rehearsal. He warmed into an intense monologue about his style. "It's just music. Servicing the song, having the song rise to a certain point. It's like parabolas: up, down, up, down. You get to a peak of excitement, and then you come down. And you have to make the big peak become one solid thing with the small peaks."
What are the preconditions to modern jazz drumming? "No. 1," Mr. Faulkner said, "you have to know the vocabulary, and No. 2, you have to understand that you're making music. So what you're feeling and hearing should go from within to the drums. If you're not feeling what you're playing, then you're just meandering."
Like Mr. Sorey, he sees Fournier's drumming with Ahmad Jamal as a model. "In 'Ahmad's Blues' he's just swinging his behind off, but the next chorus he changes it, adding some little piece to make the music build," Mr. Faulkner said. "It's all about that. If the music doesn't build, what's it going to do?"


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The Indian Air Force (IAF) lost another one of its pilots and a MIG-21 fighter jet in a crash during a routine sorties in Jammu and Kashmir's Anantnag district on Tuesday morning.
More than half the country's fleet of 872 MiGs has been lost to crashes over the last four decades, then defence minister AK Antony had told Parliament in 2012. It is for such a dismal record that the Russian-built aircraft has been dubbed the "flying coffin". There have been vehement calls to phase these out from the IAF fleet. As Arun Jaitley takes charge as the country's new defence minister, arms and equipment procurement is likely to be his biggest challenge.
Tuesday's incident could have been worse had the pilot, who was on a routine sortie, landed in a civilian area. The plane crashed in the fields of Mirhama village near Bijbhera area in south Kashmir's Anantnag district at around 10.48am. The pilot, squadron leader Raghuvanshi, died on the spot.
"One MiG-21 (Bis) Aircraft of the IAF crashed about 10km short of Awantipur Airbase on May 27. The pilot airborne from Srinagar was on a routine training sortie," said a defence spokesman in Srinagar. "A court of inquiry has been ordered to investigate into the cause of the accident."
Police and security forces rushed to the spot and secured the area. The pilot's body was recovered later from the crash site. Police said there was no loss of civilian life or damage to property due to the crash.
Jammu and Kashmir chief minister Omar Abdullah appreciated the deceased pilot for avoiding civilian casualties. "You (Pilot) managed to steer the jet into a paddy field avoiding civilian casualties. Thank you for this & RIP," he tweeted. "My condolences to the family, friends & colleagues of the pilot killed in the MIG crash today. May his soul rest in peace."
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ARLINGTON, Va., May 21 /PRNewswire-USNewswire/ — Leaders of the American Trucking Associations (ATA) joined President Obama at the White House today for his signing of a presidential memorandum that directs the U.S. Department of Transportation and the Environmental Protection Agency to develop national standards for fuel economy and greenhouse gas emissions for heavy- and medium-duty trucks. The President's announcement effectively endorses the ATA Sustainability Task Force recommendation in 2008 that called for national fuel economy standards for trucks to reduce greenhouse gas emissions.
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ATA Chairman Tommy Hodges and a number of executives of ATA-member engine and truck manufacturers, carriers, and other companies met with the President in the White House this morning before the signing ceremony and stood behind the President as he signed the memorandum. Chairman Hodges' presence was especially well-suited because for three years he has chaired the ATA's Sustainability Task Force.
Hodges, who is Chairman of a trucking company in Shelbyville, Tenn., called Titan Transfer Inc., pointed out that a national truck fuel economy standard was one of six recommendations that the Task Force advanced early in 2008 to reduce truck emissions of carbon dioxide. Also standing with the President were these representatives of ATA member companies: Daimler Trucks North America President and CEO Martin Daum; Waste Management Inc. Driver Anthony Dunkley; Volvo North American Trucks President and CEO Dennis Slagle; Cummins Inc. President and CEO Tim Solso; and Navistar International Corp. Chairman, President and CEO Daniel C. Ustian.
"I would like to thank the members of the Task Force, and the ATA Board of Directors, who created the Task Force in 2007," Chairman Hodges said. "They had great foresight, and they have positioned ATA well to be at the front of the fuel economy issue. They have put ATA on the road to affecting a solution that is beneficial for the environment, the public, and for all of trucking."
"President Obama told us this morning that this could be a model of industry and government cooperation in developing beneficial regulations," Hodges said. "We set out in 2007 to have the trucking industry become leaders on this issue when the EPA would begin to regulate truck fuel economy. Today we reached one of our goals. ATA's members and staff have given the industry an opportunity to have significant input on this issue."
The President said that products and technologies available today could improve fuel economy by 25 percent and that the new regulations should be completed in 2011 and go into effect starting with model year 2014 equipment. "President Obama's memorandum is an important first step toward improvements that will lower emissions and reduce fuel consumption," ATA President and CEO Bill Graves said. "We look forward to working with DOT Secretary Ray LaHood and EPA Administrator Lisa Jackson to develop beneficial, attainable, affordable and cost-efficient standards."
Chairman Hodges also met this morning with EPA Administrator Jackson. "She acknowledged that the trucking industry has made huge advances in reducing the emissions of particulate matter, nitrogen oxides and sulfur oxides from trucks," Hodges said. "Unfortunately, some advances have come at the cost of a reduction in fuel economy and a slight increase in carbon dioxide output. Now we have the opportunity to fix that and substantially increase our fuel economy."
In the release of its sustainability plan two years ago, ATA announced its support of technologically feasible national fuel economy standards for medium- and heavy-duty trucks that reduce fuel consumption. Other components of the plan include:
- Federal laws requiring trucks to have speed governors set at 65 mph or below, and a national speed limit of 65 mph for all vehicles.
- Allowing more productive truck weights and combinations, which safely improve fuel economy.
- Expansion of the EPA SmartWay Transportation program, which works to reduce greenhouse gases and save fuel.
- Reducing idling by updating the interstate system and reducing traffic congestion.
- Using new technologies to reduce other engine idling.
The Task Force included executives from these ATA members: Air Products & Chemicals Inc.; Arkansas Best Corp.; Combined Transport Inc.; Con-way Inc.; Cummins Inc.; Detroit Diesel; Engine Manufacturers Association; FedEx Freight; Freightliner LLC; Grammer Industries Inc.; International Truck & Engine Corp.; Maverick Transportation LLC; Minnesota Trucking Association; O&S Trucking Inc.; Petroleum Transport Inc.; Schneider National Inc.; Swift Transportation Co. Inc.; Titan Transfer Inc.; UPS Freight; US Xpress Enterprises Inc.; Wabash National Corp.; Wal-Mart Transportation LLC; Waste Management Inc.; Watkins and Shepard Trucking; YRC Worldwide Inc.; and Volvo Trucks North America. Many other ATA-member companies also contributed to the sustainability effort. Visit www.trucksdeliver.org to for more information about ATA's sustainability plan.
The American Trucking Associations (www.truckline.com) is the largest national trade association for the trucking industry. Through a federation of other trucking groups, industry-related conferences, and its 50 affiliated state trucking associations, ATA represents more than 37,000 members covering every type of motor carrier in the United States. Follow ATA on Twitter @TruckingMatters (www.twitter.com/truckingmatters), or become a fan on Facebook (http://tinyurl.com/y4qwp6h).
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|Medical errors are a major cause of death among Americans, and clinical miscommunication is considered the leading cause of medical errors. The aim of this study was to analyze clinical communication behaviors and interruptions by further understanding Human-Human and Human-computer interactions. A systematic literature search was conducted to identify and extract reported medical error cases caused by clinical communication problem. An ICU observational study was combined with medical error reported cases to better understand communication. Researchers shadowed the ICU team, for 55 hours during patient rounds, to capture 6 main communication factors. Simultaneously, 242 reported communication errors were collected from literature, 279 patient visit was observed at the ICU, and 147 survey responses were gathered. As to the observation data, the most frequent communicator during ICU patient rounds was the Attending Physicians. The ratio of interruptions caused by clinicians to technology-aided devices was 3:1 per patient visit. To further understand clinical communication, primary and secondary data were collected and analyzed and as a result, human-human and human-computer interaction models were developed to build a communication framework that puts into perspective the various factors involved in the communication process among care givers.
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Kathy Turner is a lecturer at the Queensland Institute of Business and Technology, Griffith University, where she teaches academic skills courses to both undergraduate and postgraduate qualifying students. Lyn Ireland is Tertiary Access Coordinator, School of Indigenous Australian Studies, James Cook University.
Lyn is a highly experienced educator within the Indigenous context. She has over 25 years teaching experience encompassing Aboriginal communities both remote and urban in North Queensland and in the Northern Territory.
Brenda Krenus is Senior Adviser, Strategic Initiatives, to the Deputy Vice Chancellor (Academic), RMIT. She has taught in a wide range of tertiary settings offering programs in English language and communication to students studying internationally. Leigh Pointon is Academic Director at Queensland Institute of Business and Technology, Griffith University.
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Language: English
Number Of Pages: 352
Published: 22nd September 2011
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|Joseph B. Casagrande Papers
|Papers of Joseph B. Casagrande (1915-82), professor of anthropology (1960-82), department head (1960-67), and director of the Center for International Comparative Studies (1968- ) and Campus Research Services Office (1979- ), including correspondence, manuscripts, microfilmed and photocopied documents, publications, field notes and diaries, professional associations; Graduate College; the Department of Anthropology; Social Science Research Council; national Science Foundation site visits; the teaching, research methodology, and history of anthropology; language and linguistics; research among the Highland Indians of Ecuador, at the Archivo Nacional de los Indias at Seville, and among the Chippewa and Comanche Indians and psycholinguistics.
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Born in Cincinnati, Ohio, Joseph B. Casagrande (1915-1982) was prominent in the post-World War II development of anthropology as a field of knowledge distinct from sociology. At the University of Illinois, with colleagues Julian Steward, Oscar Lewis, and Kenneth L. Hale, Casagrande established in 1959 the Anthropology department, where he served as head between 1960 and 1967. Casagrande was also an elected member and officer of learned societies and national committees, including the Social Science Research Council, the American Anthropological Association, the American Ethnological Society, and the Royal Anthropological Society of Great Britain and Ireland. Well known for his language and psycholinguistics studies, Casagrande (B.A. 1938, Wisconsin; Ph.D. 1951, Columbia) conducted extensive research on Native American Indian societies (Chippewa and Comanche) of North America and, particularly, among Indian communities in the Ecuadorian highlands.
Editor, In the Company of Man: Twenty Portraits by Anthropologists(New York, 1960).
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42-page Finding Aid.
Born: Cincinnati, Ohio, February 14, 1915
A. B. with Highest Honors, University of Wisconsin, 1938
Ph.D., Anthropology, Columbia University, 1951
Phi Beta Kappa, 1937
Wisconsin Scholar, 1938-39
Demobilization Award, Social Science Research Council, 1946-47 and 1948-49
Guggenheim Fellowship, 1966-67 (declined)
Army of the United States, 1942-46, Europe and North Africa, 1st Lt.
Instructor in Anthropology, Queens College, N.Y., summer 1949.
Staff Secretary, XXIX International Congress of Americanists, New York, N.Y., 1948-49 (part time).
Staff Member, Social Science Research Council, Washington, D.C., and New York, N.Y., 1950-60.
Lecturer and Adjunct Associate Professor, The American University, Washington, D.C., 1953-57.
Professor (1960- ) and Head (1960-67) Department of Anthropology; Director (1968- ) Center for International Comparative Studies; Associate Director (1975- ) Office of International Programs and Studies; Director (1979- ), Campus Research Services Office – all at the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign.
Comanche Indians, Oklahoma, 1940 (summer) Ojibwa, Wisconsin, 1941.
Navaho Indians, Arizona, 1955, 1956 (summers).
Ecuador, various groups, summers 1962, 1963, 1964, 1965. (As field supervisor for Columbia-Cornell-Harvard-Illinois Summer Field Training Program in Social Anthropology); 1966-67, summers 1968, 1969, 1973-75 and 1977-78.
Archival research in Ecuador and Spain, 1970-71, on the position of the Indian in Ecuador from the colonial period to the present.
American Anthropological Association, Fellow, Member of the Executive Board (1960-63), President Elect, 1971-72, President, 1972-73.
Anthropological Society of Washington, Secretary (1954-57).
American Ethnological Society, Vice-President and President, 1962-64.
Fellow, Royal Anthropological Society of Great Britain and Ireland.
Member, Latin American Studies Association, Alternate Member of Executive Council, 1969.
Vice-President and President, University of Illinois chapter, Phi Kappa Phi (1975-77).
Fellow, Society for Applied Anthropology.
Fellow, American Association for the Advancement of Science.
Member, Behavioral Sciences Fellowship Committee, National Institutes of Health, 1960-62.
Member, Advisory Panel in Anthropology, National Science Foundation, 1962-64.
Member, Behavioral Sciences Study Section, National Institutes of Health, 1964-69.
Member, Advisory Committee for the Social Sciences, National Science Foundation, 1966.
Director, Social Science Research Council, 1963-65.
Member-at-large, Division of Behavioral Sciences, National Academy of Science – National Research Council, 1969-71.
Member, Joint ACLS-SSRC Committee on the Foreign Area Fellowship Program, 1969-73.
Member, Executive Committee and Board of Directors, Human Relations Area Files, New Haven, Conn., 1960- .
National Science Foundation, 1966-69, for a comparative study of six Indian communities in Highland Ecuador.
National Science Foundation, 1970-73 for an ethnohistorical study of the position of the Indian in Ecuador from colonial times to the present.
National Institute of Mental Health, 1974-75, ecological and ethnohistorical research in Ecuador.
National Endowment for the Humanities, 1976, Director of Summer Seminar, for College Teachers on "Anthropological Perspectives on the Nature of Man and Culture."
Executive Committee, Graduate College (elective), three terms.
Executive Committee, College of Liberal Arts and Sciences (elective).
*Divisional Committee on the Social Sciences.
*Library Committee.
*Woodrow Wilson Fellowship Committee.
*University Fellowship Committee.
Steering Committee, Center for Advanced Study.
*Graduate College Committee on Staff.
*Committee on the Reorganization of the Social Sciences.
College on the Reorganization of the Social Sciences.
College Committee on Plans and Programs.
Also served as both chairman and member of a number of search committees to nominate persons for appointment as departmental and college executive officers.
Executive Committee, Office of International Programs and Studies.
*Promotion and Tenure Committee, School of Social Sciences.
Executive Committee, Center for Latin American and Caribbean Studies.
*Publications Committee, University of Illinois Studies in Anthropology.
Member, Graduate College Research Board.
"Comanche Baby Language," International Journal of American Linguistics, Vol. 14, pp. 11-14. (Reprinted in Language in Culture and Society, Dell Hymes, Ed. New York: Harper and Row, 1964, pp. 245-50.
Book Review: Social Structure: Studies Presented to A. R. Radcliffe-Brown (Meyer Fortes, Ed.), American Anthropologist 53:383.
Book Review: Social Anthropology by J. S. Slotkin. American Anthropologist 53:245-46.
With Elbridge Sibley, "Fellows of the Social Science Research Council: Some Statistics," SRRC Items 6:13-17.
"Ojibwa Bear Ceremonialism: The Persistence of a Ritual Attitude." In Acculturation in the Americas, Proceedings and Selected Papers of the XXIX International Congress of Americanists, Sol Tax, Ed., Univ. of Chicago Press, pp. 113-17.
With M. Brewster Smith, "The Cross-Cultural Education Projects: A Progress Report," SRRC Items 7:26-32.
With Elbridge Sibley, "Area Research Training Fellowships and Travel Grants: An Epilogue," SRRC Items 7:37-42.
"Comanche Linguistic Acculturation: I," International Journal of American Linguistics20:140-51.
"Comanche Linguistic Acculturation: II," International Journal of American Linguistics20:217-37.
"The Ends of Translation," International Journal of American Linguistics 20:335-40.
Book Review: Group Relations at the Crossroads (Muzafer Sherif and M. O. Wilson, Eds.), The Annals 293:185.
Book Review: Theory and Method in the Social Sciences by Arnold Rose. The Annals 296:185-86.
Book Review: Culture Change: An Analysis and Bibliography of Anthropological Sources by Felix M. Kessing. American Anthropologist 56:1138-40.
"Comanche Linguistic Acculturation: III," International Journal of American Linguistics 21:8-25.
"John Mink: Ojibwa Informant," Wisconsin Archaeologist 26:106-128.
Book Review: Becoming by Gordon W. Allport. The Annals 302:171.
"The Psychic World of the Ojibwa Indians," Tomorrow 4:33-40.
Editor (with Thomas Gladwin), Some Uses of Anthropology: Theoretical and Applied (papers presented to the Anthropological Society of Washington, 1954-55), Washington, D.C.
Book Review: Language and Society by Joseph Bram. American Anthropologist 58:211.
Book Review: Learning Across Culturesby Jeanne Watson and Ronald Lippitt. Science, No. 8356.
"The Southwest Project in Comparative Psycholinguistics: A Progress Report," SRRC Items 10:41-45.
With John B. Carroll, "The Function of Language Classifications in Behavior." In Readings in Social Psychology, Third Ed., Eleanor E. Maccoby, Theodore M. Newcomb, and Eugene L. Hartley, Eds. New York: Henry Holt & Co., pp. 18-31. (Reprinted in Communication and Culture, Alfred G. Smith, Ed. New York: Holt, Rinehart, and Winston, 1966.)
"Some Observations on the Study of Intermediate Societies." In Intermediate Societies, Social Mobility, and Communication, Proceedings of the 1959 Annual Spring Meeting of the American Ethnological Society, Verne F. Ray, Ed., University of Washington Press, Seattle, pp. 1-10.
Book Review: Comanche Texts by Eliott Canonge. Journal of American Folklore 72:194-95.
Editor, In the Company of Man: Twenty Portraits by Anthropologists. New York: Harper & Co., 540 pp. (Also published as a paperback, In the Company of Man: Twenty Portraits of Anthropological Informants, Harper Torchbooks, The University Library, Harper & Row, New York, 1964. Published in Italian as La ricera anthropologica: Venti studi sulle societa primitive, 2 vols., Giulio Einaudi Editore, Torino, 1966.
"The Southwest Project in Comparative Psycholinguistics: A Preliminary Report." In selected Papers of the Fifth International Congress of Anthropological and Ethnological Sciences, Philadelphia, September 1-9, 1956, Men and Cultures, edited under the Chairmanship of Anthony F. C. Wallace, University of Pennsylvania Press, Philadelphia, pp. 777-82.
Book Review: Bilingualism in the Americas: A Bibliography and Research Guide by Einar Haugen. American Anthropologist 62:180-81.
Book Review: Human Organization Research: Field Relations and Techniques by Richard N. Adams and Jack J. Preiss. American Anthropologist 63:1348-51.
Book Review: Worker in the Cane: A Puerto Rican Life History by Sidney W. Mintz and Beyond the Mountains of the Moon: The Lives of Four Africans by Edward H. Winter. American Anthropologist 63:1354-60.
With Herbert Landar. "Navaho Anatomical Reference," Ethnology, Vol. 1, pp. 370-73.
"The Relations of Anthropology with the Social Sciences." In The Teaching of Anthropology, David G. Mandelbaum, G. W. Laskar, and Ethel M. Albert, Eds., American Anthropological Association, Memoir 94, University of California Press, Berkeley, pp. 464-74.
"Language Universals in Anthropological Perspective." In Universals of Language, Joseph H. Greenberg, Ed. Cambridge Mass.: M.I.T. Press, pp. 220-35.
Book Review: Trends in Social Science (Donald P. Ray, Ed.), American Anthropologist 65:177-78.
"On 'Round Objects,' a Navaho Convert Category." In Actes du VIe Congress International des Sciences Anthropologiques et Ethnologiques (Paris 1960), Tome II (2
With Stephen I. Thompson and Philip D. Young, "Colonization as a Research Frontier: The Ecuadorian Case." In Process and Pattern in Culture: Essays in Honor of Julian H. Steward, R. A. Manners, Ed. Chicago: Adline Publishing Co., pp. 281-335.
"Cultural Accumulation," "Cultural Alternative," "Cultural Specialty," and "Cultural Universal." In A Dictionary of the Social Sciences, Julius Gold and W. L. Kolb, Eds. New York: The Free Press of Glencoe, New York.
"Betty Warren Starr 1906-1964," Obituary, American Anthropologist 68:128-31.
With Kenneth Hale, "Semantic Relationships in Papago Folk-Definitions." In Studies of Southwestern Ethnolinguistics, Dell H. Hymes and William E. Bittle, Eds. The Hague-Paris: pp. 165-93.
With Arthur R. Piper, "La transformacion estructural de una parroquia rural en las tierras altas del Ecuador," America Indigena (Mexico) 29:1029-64.
Book Review: The Tewa World: Space, Time, Being, and Becoming in a Pueblo Society by Alfonso Ortiz. The Annals 396:199-200.
"The Indian in Ecuadorian Society" and "Indigenous Society." In The Condor and the Bull, Peter Furst and Karen Reed, Eds. Los Angeles: Latin American Center, University of California.
"Closing Vicious Circles: An Ecological Model for Understanding Population Biology in Indian Communities of Highland Ecuador." Paper for the Symposium of Andean Kinship and Marriage, held at the 71st annual meeting of the American Anthropological Association, Toronto, November 29–December 3 (in press).
Book Review: Giambattista Vico: An International Symposium, Giorgio Tagliascozzo and Hayden V. White, Eds. American Anthropologist 74(1-2):11-12.
"Strategies for Survival: The Indians of Highland Ecuador." In Contemporary Cultures of Latin America, 2nd ed., Dwight B. Heath, Ed. New York: Random House and Alfred A. Knopf, pp. 93-107.
"To Be or Not to Be an Indian in Ecuador," paper presented in the Symposium on Ethnicity and Ethnic Identity, XLI International Congress of Americanists, Mexico City, September 2-7, 1974 (in press.)
With Louis B. Casagrande, "Comment" on "Social Borders: Definitions of Diversity," by Jennie-Keith Ross, Current Anthropology 16(1):63-64.
"Estrategias para sobrevivir: los indigenas de la sierra del Ecuador," America Indigena, Vol. 36, No. 1, enero-marzo, 1976. Reprinted in Temas sobre la Continuidad y Adaptacion Cultural Ecuatoriana, Marcelo F. Naranjo, Jose L. Pereira V., and Norman E. Whitten, Jr., Eds. Quito: Universidad Catolica, 1977, pp. 75-104.
"Looms of Otavalo," Natural History LXXXVI, No. 8:48-59.
"Comment" on "Likeness and Likelihood in Everyday Thought: Magical Thinking in Judgments and Personality," by Richard A. Shweder, Current Anthropology 18(4):648-49.
Contributor to Wisconsin Chippewa Myths & Tales and their Relation to Chippewa Life (Based on folk tales collected by Victor Barnouw, Joseph B. Casagrande, Ernestine Freidl, and Robert E. Ritzenthaler), Victor Barnouw, Ed. Madison: University of Wisconsin Press.
"Introduction" to "The Sociological Thought of Wilheim Wundt," by Alexander Goldenweiser, Journal of the Steward Anthropological Society 8:169-186.
Book Review: "The Experience of Culture: The Anthropologically Constituted World of A. I. Hallowell," Contributions to Anthropology: Selected Papers of A. I. Hallowell. Reviews in Anthropology 5:65-73.
Book Review: The View from Language: Selected Essays, 1948-1974 (by C. F. Hockett), American Anthropologist 80:711-12.
"Religious Conversion and Social Change in an Indian Community of Highland Ecuador," in Amerikanitische Studien: Festschrift fur Hermann Trimborn, Vol. I, Roswith Hartmann and Udo Oberem, Eds., Collectanea Instituti Anthropos, Vol. 20. St. Augustin: Haus Volker and Kulturen, Anthropos Institut, pp. 105-11.
Book Review: Meaning in Anthropology (Keith H. Basso and Henry A. Selby, Eds.), Man 14:566-67.
"Strategies for Survival: The Indians of Highland Ecuador." In Cultural Transformations and Ethnicity in Modern Ecuador, Norman E. Whitten, Jr., Ed. Urbana: University of Illinois Press.
"Crisis in Anthropology?" In Crisis in American Anthropology: View from Spring Hill, E. A. Hoebel, Ed. Cambridge, Mass.: The Garland Press.
The Papers contain Casagrande's correspondence with Oscar Lewis and other anthropologists as well as Betty Warren Starr's field diaries on Mexico and Chile (1949-59) and a manuscript, "Field Guide for a Study of Socialization in Five Societies" (1955). A collection of field diaries by Casagrande on the Ojibway Indians (1941) and field research notes from Venezuela (1950-77), Columbia (1959-66), and Ecuador (1963-69, 1976-79) are enhanced by tape recordings (with transcriptions) of life histories made in Ecuador (1966-1970). Of special significance are Casagrande's extensive notes, photographic copies, and microfilms (34 rolls) of primary Spanish documents, and chronicles and scholarly articles on the history of Ecuador (1543-1860), Peru, and Columbia obtained from the Biblioteca Ecuatoriania in Colocollao, Ecuador, and the Archivo General de Indias (primarily from Audiencia de Quito; some from Seccion Justicia and Escribania de Camara) in Seville, Spain. A research assistant of Casagrande, Jose Rumazo, prepared a partially annotated catalog of documents on Ecuador in the Archivo General de Indias. Photographic copies and microfilms are also available of 16th-19th century hand-written and printed documents of colonial Ecuador, Peru, and Columbia from the Lilly Library at Indiana University and the British Museum. The Papers also include a set of 800 note cards made by Casagrande for an indigenous history of highland Ecuador largely based on 17th and 18th century documents in the Presidencia de Quito section of the Archivo Nacional de Historia, Quito.
By type of material and chronologically
Index Terms
|The subject headings used by the University of Illinois Archives were developed by University of Illinois Archivist Maynard Brichford and University Archivist Bill Maher. They are specific to this institution
CORRESPONDENCE . Box 1 - 2
BETTY WARREN STARR NOTES, 1949-50. Box 3 - 3
ORGANIZATIONS . Box 3 - 7
CONFERENCES AND SEMINARS . Box 8 - 9
UNIVERSITY OF ILLINOIS COMMITTEES . Box 9 - 11
ANTHROPOLOGY DEPARTMENT, 1963. Box 11 - 11
COURSE MATERIALS . Box 12 - 16
PROFESSIONAL ASSOCIATIONS . Box 16 - 18
REPRINTS . Box 18 - 18
PUBLICATIONS . Box 19 - 22
RESEARCH . Box 24 - 33
MICROFILM OF SOURCE DOCUMENTS . Box 34 - 34
TRANSCRIPTIONS OF SOURCE DOCUMENTS . Box 34 - 34
NOTE CARDS ON SOURCE DOCUMENTS . Box 35 - 50
OVERSIZE MATERIAL . Box 51 - 52
STUDENT REPORTS . Box 53-54 - 53-54
MORE NOTECARDS ON SOURCE DOCUMENTS . Box 53 - 53


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Sheryl Crow's '90s anthem is a classic sentiment shared by us all -- big or small, male or female. It's our right as proud, hardworking people, and lets us be real.
Even the hardly workin' feel the same -- and summertime is the time we head to the street to celebrate. BBQ's, fairs, family reunions and fireworks are all a part of our proud heritage, and as a people we have learned to come together to celebrate victories, holidays, momentous family occasions and, most of all, our differences.
That is part of what makes this land of democracy such a great place. We are a melting pot, a land where people of many and any cultured backgrounds can merge and exist as individuals with their varied cultures and yet be a united community, as free human beings with the same rights … and needs.
One of our most important rights is the freedom to express ourselves ... free to be you and me ... and we are damn proud of it. So proud, in fact, that we have created specific days and parades to celebrate and showcase a smorgasboard of global ethnicities and choices.
There's the Israeli day parade. The Greeks have a day, the Irish always come out in full force to party for St. Patty's Day, the New Yoricans really bring the star power with grand marshals and performers as illustrious as Ricky Martin, Jennifer Lopez and Mark Anthony.
When people get together to celebrate, they often get a little too festive with alcohol and rowdy behavior, resulting in disorderly conduct and arrests. Maybe that part we shouldn't be so proud of.
To celebrate these festivities, we created a platform for people of like thoughts and backgrounds to highlight the positive and to show we are the same but different. A chance to be out loud and proud.
And nobody does it bigger, bolder and brasher ... then "My Gays," as Kathy Griffin loves to call us from the D-List. With parades of pride and rainbows around the globe, New York City alone has several gay pride parades, celebrating in all the boroughs. But the biggest of them all is right in Manhattan Sunday, June 24, as thousands of ethnically and economically diverse people gather together to show their pride and unity.
Every year, my best friend and I go out with the intention to participate in the festivities. It is a momentous occasion when you contemplate the "Stonewall" incident of June 28, 1969, when gays had no rights. It is amazing to see how far we've come when I see the parade. Even a city boy like me, who is rarely shocked is often embarrassed and saddened by the way many of my peers chose to exhibit their pride. And that is what one of things that makes America great.
Personally, I want people to understand that gay is not always drag (sorry Tina and Cher look-alikes) or muscles in a thong (so rarely is that really hot!!). Or, my fashion faux is the shirtless lesbians looking really mean and butch with black masking tape on their breasts. In this humble writer's experience, I think that sends more negativity about your issues than you might want.


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DRES co-sponsored Breaking Bad's star, R.J. Mitte, with the Illini Union board, Diversity & Social Justice Education, and R.E.A.C.T.
Rob Kozarek shares the benefits of a study abroad experience while at U of I.
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I love how you can walk across campus and see at least five people that you know. You're always saying hi to people.
I did a lot of research with my mom. I toured eight different colleges, but all it took was my tour of St. Mike's for me to know it was the right school for me.
My first-year seminar teacher, Professor [Brigid] Kerr. I was in her "Horses and Healing" class, which I loved. I'm a teaching assistant this semester. I wasn't a horse person before coming to St. Mike's, so I didn't have formal training with horses before, but now I'm hooked!
The trail between Main Campus and North Campus. There's a path where you can ride your bike, or I like to long-board or roller-board there. At night the sun sets and you can see all the lights, but during the day it's also just calm and peaceful.
The mountains, because you can see all four seasons with the changing in the trees. I like getting out and skiing at Smuggs. At home in California, the ski slopes are three hours away, so it's nice being this close to them.
I volunteer with MOVE, doing weekly activities, like Correctional Volleyball, and the Senior Citizen Prom which was really fun. I also went to New Jersey for a week to help with Hurricane Sandy relief. I'm also a tour guide.
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Local Organic Family Farms
THE SMALL ORGANIC FARM greatly discomforts the corporate/ industrial mind because the small organic farm is one of the most relentlessly subversive forces on the planet. Over centuries both the communist and the capitalist systems have tried to destroy small farms because small farmers are a threat to the consolidation of absolute power.
Thomas Jefferson said he didn't think we could have democracy unless at least 20% of the population was self-supporting on small farms so they were independent enough to be able to tell an oppressive government to stuff it.
It is very difficult to control people who can create products without purchasing inputs from the system, who can market their products directly thus avoiding the involvement of mercenary middlemen, who can butcher animals and preserve foods without reliance on industrial conglomerates, and who can't be bullied because they can feed their own faces. ~Eliot Coleman
Family Farms
Are The Heart
Of Free Communities
If you have a garden
and a library,
you have everything
you need. ~ Cicero