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The document contains detailed information about Rosemary Margaret Mrazik's residency history, educational background, work experience, and volunteer activities. It includes addresses of various apartments she lived in, her academic records from the University of Missouri-St. Louis while pursuing pre-medical courses, and her employment details at Hunter Engineering Company. Additionally, it lists her contacts, prior addresses, phone numbers, and professors' information related to her studies.

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eaves Cerritos Apartment Homes by Avalon at www.eavesCerritos.com: (Current: April 13, 2017 throughout April 13, 2019); the current contact for the leasing office is Justin Kanter, Community Consultant, at Justin_Kanter@AvalonBay.com; contact telephone: (562) 865-1421, contact facsimile: (652) 865-8284; contact address for the leasing office is 11421 East 186th Street, Artesia, California 90701. Artesia is adjacent to Cerritos. eaves Cerritos Apartment Homes is within walking distance to the Los Cerritos Center shopping mall; less than one half mile, a three minute walk, or across the street; there is plenty of free parking. (My current and leased apartment from April 13, 2017 throughout April 13, 2019): at eaves Cerritos Apartment Homes. Rosemary Margaret (Myers) Mrazik (Cobb): 11421 East 186th Street, Apartment 125, Artesia, California 90701. Preferred Contact Telephone Number, Google Voice: (424) 241-2146; Secondary Contact Telephone Number, Mobile Phone: (818) 325- 9841, a Tracfone prepaid wireless service. Preferred Contact Email Address: rmm038 @ gmail .com; Secondary Contact Email Address: rmm038 @ yahoo .com. My home and landline telephone number, when living with Kathleen Ann Myers and Thomas Howard Cobb and enrolled in Parkway Central Junior and Senior High Schools in Chesterfield, Missouri, in Somerton Subdivision at 12907 Nimes Drive in Creve Coeur, Missouri with a zip code of 63141. (Prior Address: November 1, 2014 throughout October 30, 2015): Mariners Village Apartments. Rosemary M. (Myers) Mrazik (Cobb): My prior and leased apartment at Mariner’s Village Apartments; 14000 Old Harbor Lane, Apartment 203, Marina del Rey, California 90292. My Preferred Contact Telephone Number, Mobile Telephone Number, (818) 325-9841, a Tracfone prepaid wireless service. (Prior Address: Resided: July 26, 2007 throughout February 28, 2013): I rented a room from the House Owner, Michael J. Mattingly with The Real Estate Group; I rented the room, only, for $575.00 per month; the area and the shops within walking distance remind me of my home in Creve Coeur, Missouri. Rosemary Margaret (Myers) Mrazik (Cobb): I rented a room from the House Owner, Michael J. Mattingly with The Real Estate Group; 1971 avenida Feliciano, Rancho Palos Verdes, California 90275-1006. My Mobile Telephone Number: (818) 325- 9841, a Tracfone Prepaid Wireless Service; my secondary mobile telephone number with Verizon Contacted Wireless Service, no longer in service: (310) 406-4732 and (310) 406-6732. (Prior address: April 20, 2004 throughout November 8, 2005): Aviation Apartment Homes, located within a five minute or 1.1 mile walk to Northrup Grumman Space Park. Rosemary Margaret (Myers) Mrazik (Cobb): My prior and leased apartments at Aviation Apartment Homes with Lawrence K. Iwaki, Jr PhD at 2704 Aviation Boulevard, Apartment 12 and 16, Redondo Beach, California 90278; Old Mobile Telephone Number: (310) 683-9584, and Home Telephone Number: (310) 379-1580. Rosemary Margaret (Myers) Mrazik (Cobb): Old Mobile Telephone Number: (310) 406- 4732; Old Mobile Telephone Number: (310) 406-6732; Old Mobile Telephone Number: (310) 683-9584. (Prior Address: February 1, 2000 throughout May 22, 2003): Rosemary Margaret (Myers) Mrazik (Cobb); my name is on the lease/rental agreement at West Pointe Apartments/Bennington Heights Apartments, 1922 Western Cape Drive, Apartment D, Creve Coeur/Maryland Heights (?), Missouri 63146; My Telephone Numbers: Home (314) 576-5847, My First Mobile Telephone bought by Lawrence K. Iwaki, Jr., PhD. (636) 485-0410. My Past Email Addresses: 2004, RoseMrazik@aol.com; 2005, RosemaryMrazik@aol.com;
2005, RosemaryMrazik@msn.com; 2005, RosemaryMrazik@verizon.net; ? year, RosemaryMrazik@yahoo.com; ? year, RosemaryMrazik@gmail.com; ? year, RMM038@sbcglobal.net; ? year, RoseMrazik@yahoo.com. Rosemary M. Mrazik PO Box 2112 Palos Verdes Peninsula, CA 90274 Mobile Phone: (310) 406-6732 RMM038 @ gmail .com Post Baccalaureate Pre-Medical Classes; University of Missouri-St. Louis This is found on USA JOBS.gov, Neogov, and Linkedin.com University Of Missouri-St. Louis 8001 Natural Bridge Road St. Louis, MO 63121 Pre-medical Classes at the University of Missouri-St. Louis: 1996 – 2003. Attended from the Fall semester 1996 to the Winter semester 2003. Classes include Physics 011&012, Biology 011&012, General Chemistry 011&012, Organic Chemistry 261, Calculus (Math 100), and General Psychology 003. Laboratories completed with the following classes: Physics 011&012, Biology 011&012, General Chemistry 011&012. There are plans to complete the second semester in Organic Chemistry with the laboratory as my funds allow. Total GPA Calculations University of Missouri-St. Louis GPA is 2.546. The University of Missouri GPA is 2.614. Cumulative GPA is 2.614, based on a total of 183.0 grade points from 1983 to 2003 and a 4.0 grade point system. Pre-medical science GPA 3.123 based on 44 credit hours and 137.4 grade points earned. Work/Student Loans Worked 40 hours per week at Hunter Engineering Company, 8:15am-5:00pm Monday -Friday while taking classes at the University. Funding for the classes are a combination of Federal Loans and money earned while working 40 hous per week in the day at Hunter Engineering Company. The Federal Direct Loans are in the process of being repaid. 10/28/1999:Studied an average of 10-20 hours per week while working 40 hours per week at Hunter Engineering. Volunteer Work DePaul Health Center 12303 DePaul Drive St. Louis, MO 63044-9990 Barbara Toulster Director-Auxillary Volunteer Services (314) 344-7083 Char Langfield R.N.
Employee Health Nurse (314) 344-7888 Two letters are on file documenting the hours served at DePaul Hospital. 1998: The hours served as of 7/15/1998 is 11.50 hours. 1999: The hours served as of 7/17/1999 is 29.25 hours; the previous hours served is 37.75 hours; the total hours served are 67.00 hours. Completed while working full time at Hunter Engineering Company. Pre-Health Professions Advisor Harvey P. Friedman, PhD College of Arts and Sciences University of Missouri-St. Louis 204 Stadler Hall 8001 Natural Bridge Road St. Louis, MO 63121-4499 (314) 516-6218 Emails are on file for the advisor. Written while working at Hunter Engineering Company. May, 1999: Navy Recruiter Talked to Lt. Julie Svotney Navy Medical Officer about entering the Navy as a way to pay for medical school. 314-331-4337 11/15/1995 St. Louis University Donald O. Schreiweis, PhD Director Preprofessional Health Studies 3511 Laclede Ave. St. Louis, MO 63103-2010 (314) 977-2840 Attempted to do to gain entrance to St. Louis University for pre-medicine. Because I had no funds, I planned to pay for college by taking out another school loan. The loans were ready to be signed, but at the last minute, the person co-signing the loan, my mother, declined to sign . I then returned to work at First Services, L.P. in the Central Information Department (CID) as a clerk. Monique Datillo, the supervisor, quickly rehired me as a favor. My next plan was to pay for the college classes by working at a higher paying job and taking classes in the evening at the University of Missouri-St. Louis. Letter is on file to Monigue Datillo and Karen Bartnett concerning my intent to go to medical school. =========================== Professors Dr. L. Friedman (314) 516-6210; Biology Department; Professor Dr. Mariette Baxendale (314) 516-6221: Biology Department; Kristine Motherhead (314) 516-6200; Biology Department Dr. James Trager (314) 516-6200; Biology Department; Professor, (314) 451-3512; Shaw Arboretum Diego Perez-Salic Biology Department; Lab Instructor Mike Hsu (314) 516-6819; Mathmatics; Professor R.J. Kashuba (314) 777-5162; Mathmatics; Professor Al Stanger Mathmatics Department; Supplemental Instructor
Dr. Mannino (314) 654-5634; Chemistry Department; Professor Dr. J. Dence (314) 516-7098: Chemistry Department; Professor Dr. Gutwieler (314) 516-5338; Chemistry Department; Professor Dr. Sterns Chemistry Department; Professor Gary Nichols Chemistry Department; Lab Instructor; PhD Candidate Donna Kramer (314) 516-5311: Chemistry Department Mary Leopold, PhD (314) 516-5933; Physics Department; Professor Dr. Gabor Balazs Physics Department; Lab Instructor Dr. Lucy He Physics Department; Lab Instructor Wentao Qin Physics Department; Lab Instructor Dr. Marti Bonne (314) 516-5391: Psychology Department; Professor Notes: Fall Semester 1999 Chemistry 011-Introductory Chemistry I The preprofessional advisor recommended that I retake this class due to a letter grade of a C- in 1997. The class was retaken with Dr. Gutwieler as the professor. Part of the requirement for this class was to keep a chemistry notebook. The chemistry notebook was kept by the professor and not returned to me after the class ended. Winter Semester 2000 Chemistry 012-Introductory Chemistry II The letter grade of "Y" is an unauthorized withdrawal-No basis for evaluation. In March 2000, my Dad, Richard R. Mrazik had heart surgery-5 bypass heart surgery. I withdrew from the class after the news of his surgery. Fall Semester 2000 For 6 weeks, I took care of my mother following her foot surgery. She was teaching marketing classes at Fontbonne College in the evenings. It was my job to drive her to class. For this reason, I could not continue to both take my premedical classes in the evenings, and work full time in the days at Hunter Engineering Company; I could only work full time at Hunter Engineering Company, instead. Winter Semester 2001 Chemistry 012-Introductory Chemistry II I was retaking this class, but only received a grade of C-. Due to statistics, it was entirely possible for me to obtain a B or B+ in this class. I reserved the entire day of the final for study. At the last minute, I received news of a funeral for my step-mother's brother-the day of the final. So, I attended the funeral instead of studying. Without studying enough hours for the final and since the final is weighted heavier for grade calculations, my final grade was reduced from a possible B or B+ to a C-. Mary Leopold, PhD I frequently email Dr. Leopold while working at Hunter Engineering Company. I have the majority of these emails on file. She acted as a friend (mentor?) when I was her physics student. I stayed after class to work on equations at the chalk board. Dr. J. Dence I have an email on file concerning Dr. Dence. This was sent to me, while working at Hunter Engineering Company, from (?) Anne LeKamp, a fellow chemistry student. Dr. Mannino - I stayed after class to work on equations at the chalk board.
======================== Classes by Year Biology 011 Introduction to Biology I Fall Semester 1996 University of Missouri-St. Louis Instructor: Dr. L. Friedman Discussion Group: Dr. Mariette Baxendale Laboratory Teacher’s Assistant: Kristine Motherhead Lecture: M,W; 5:30pm-6:45pm Discussion: M; 6:55-7:45pm Laboratory: W; 6:55pm-9:55pm Credit Hours: 5.0 Grade: B+ Textbook: Worked 40 hours per week at Hunter Engineering Company, 8:15am-5:00pm Monday -Friday while taking classes. Classmates: Constance Cafazza, Marcy Hammerle, Bruce Kelly, Mari Burk, Toby Lauer, Nicole Davis, Laura Schulte. Laboratory Partners:Constance Cafazza, Marcy Hammerle, Bruce Kelly Independent Investigation and a paper written with my lab partners: "The Effect of Temperature on Ladybugs (Hippodamia Convergens)" Laboratories: Digestion Circulation Diffusion and Osmosis Scientific Inquirey Nervous System Properties of Enzymes Pigments of Photosynthesis Microscopes and Basic Units Mitosis DNA Model and DNA Restriction DNA Fingerprinting: Part I: this included sampling our DNA for the study. The DNA was used from my lab partners and myself. The lab is on file. DNA Fingerprinting: Part II Protein Synthesis Computer Program ====== Math 035 Trigonometry Fall Semester 1996 University of Missouri-St. Louis Instructor: Mike Hsu T,TH; 5:30pm-6:30pm Credit Hours: 2.0 Grade: C Textbook: Worked 40 hours per week at Hunter Engineering Company, 8:15am-5:00pm Monday -Friday while taking classes. ======
Biology 012 Introductory Biology II Winter Semester 1997 University of Missouri-St. Louis Instructor: Dr. James Trager Discussion Group: Dr. James Trager Laboratory Teachers Assitant: Diego Perez-Salic Lecture: M,W; 5:30pm-6:45pm Discussion Group: M; 6:55-7:45pm Laboratory: W; 6:55pm-9:55pm Credit Hours: 5.0 Grade: A Textbook: Worked 40 hours per week at Hunter Engineering Company, 8:15am-5:00pm Monday -Friday while taking classes. Classmates: Constance Cafazza, Marcy Hammerle, Bruce Kelly, Mari Burk, Toby Lauer, Nicole Davis, Laura Schulte. Laboratory Partners:Constance Cafazza, Mari Burk, Toby Lauer, Nicole Davis, Laura Schulte Papers Written with the lab partners: "Mimicry-Are Local Birds able to Distinguish Between Palatable and Unpalatable Prey and Therefore Affect the Evolution of Mimicry?" Mimicry Laboratory "Is the Brassica rapa Population Evolving?" Population Genetics Laboratory Laboratories: Global Distribution of Climate and Life Diversity of Protist and Animals Diversity of Animals II Angiosperm Form and Function I Angiosperm Form and Function II Plant Diversity in Form and Function Protein Electrophoresis and Population Genetics in Brassica rapa Protein Electrophoresis and Population Genetics in Brassica rapa (Interpretation of Banding Patterns) Cladistics Factors Affecting Population Growth Effects of Environment on Population Growth Rates in Algae Mimicry ====== Math 100 Basic Calculus Winter Semester 1997 University of Missouri-St. Louis Instructor: R.J. Kashuba Laboratory Teachers Assitant: Al Stanger Lecture: T,Th; 5:30pm-7:00pm Credit Hours: 3.0 Grade: B
Textbook: Worked 40 hours per week at Hunter Engineering Company, 8:15am-5:00pm Monday -Friday while taking classes. ===== Chemistry 011 Introductory Chemistry I Fall Semester 1997 University of Missouri-St. Louis Instructor: Dr. Sterns Discussion Group: Dr. Sterns Laboratory Teachers Assistant: Gary Nichols Lecture: M,W; 5:30pm-6:45pm Discussion Group: M; 6:55-7:45pm Laboratory: W; 6:55pm-9:55pm Credit Hours: 5.0 Grade: C- Textbook: Worked 40 hours per week at Hunter Engineering Company, 8:15am-5:00pm Monday -Friday while taking classes. Laboratories: Safety practices in the Laboratory Laboratory Techniques: volume measurement of liquids Statistical analysis of experimental density data Studying chemical reactions and writing chemical equations The empirical formula of oxide The stoichiometry of the reaction of magnesium with hydrochloric acid Evaluation of the gas constant Determination of molecular weight by the Dumas method Enthalpy of hydration Single replacement reactions and relative reactivity Evaluation of vinegar samples Introducing the quantitative analysis of a group of ions Molecular geometry and bonding Models and the crystalline state Determination of gram molecular mass by freezing point depression. =========== Psychology 003 General Psychology Fall Semester 1997 University of Missouri-St. Louis Instructor: Dr. Marti Bonne Lecture: T,Th; 5:30pm-7:00pm Credit Hours: 3.0 Grade: A Textbook: Worked 40 hours per week at Hunter Engineering Company, 8:15am-5:00pm Monday -Friday while taking classes. ====== Physics 011 Basic Physics I Winter Semester 1998 University of Missouri-St. Louis Instructor: Mary Leopold, PhD Discussion Group: Dr. Lucy He Laboratory Teachers Assistant: Gabor Balazsi Lecture: M,W; 5:30pm-6:45pm
Discussion Group: M; 6:55-7:45pm Laboratory: W; 6:55pm-9:55pm Credit Hours: 4.0 Grade: A Textbook: Worked 40 hours per week at Hunter Engineering Company, 8:15am-5:00pm Monday -Friday while taking classes. Classmates: Scott Larson, Lea Claycomb, Kim Jackman, Pat Rauscher, Sima Patel, Rachel Hammersmith, Troy Schumacher, Joyce Balls, Ling Tjoeng. Laboratories: Precision Measurement Gravitational Constant Projectile Motion Cylindrical Coordinates Periodic Motion Newton's Second Law I Newton's Second Law II Friction Rotational and Translational Energies Conservation of Linear Momentum ===== Physics 012 Basic Physics II Fall Semester 1998 University of Missouri-St. Louis Instructor: Mary Leopold, PhD Discussion Group: Mary Leopold, PhD. Laboratory Teachers Assistant: Wentao Qin Lecture: M,W; 5:30pm-6:45pm Discussion Group: M; 6:55-7:45pm Laboratory: W; 6:55pm-9:55pm Credit Hours: 4.0 Grade: A Textbook: Worked 40 hours per week at Hunter Engineering Company, 8:15am-5:00pm Monday -Friday while taking classes. Classmates: Scott Larson, Lea Claycomb, Kim Jackman, Pat Rauscher, Sima Patel, Rachel Hammersmith, Troy Schumacher, Joyce Balls, Ling Tjoeng Laboratories: Introduction to Lab Practice Electric Fields and Equipotential Surfaces Ohm's Law, Measurement of Voltage, Current and Resistance Resistors in Series and Resistors in Parallel AC Voltages, Frequency and the Use of the Oscilloscope Resistance-Capacitance Circuit An Electric Model of an Unmyelinated Axon Magnetic Introduction of a Current Carrying Long Straight Wire Reflection and Refraction ========= Chemistry 011 Introductory Chemistry I Fall Semester 1999
University of Missouri-St. Louis Instructor: Dr. Gutwieler Discussion Group: Dr. Gutwieler Laboratory Teachers Assistant: Gary Nichols Lecture: M,W; 5:30pm-6:45pm Discussion Group: M; 6:55-7:45pm Laboratory: W; 6:55pm-9:55pm Credit Hours: 5.0 Grade: A Textbook: Worked 40 hours per week at Hunter Engineering Company, 8:15am-5:00pm Monday -Friday while taking classes. Laboratories: Statistical Analysis of Experimental Density Data Density of Liquids and Solids Determining the Empirical Formula of a Compound Containing Magnesium and Oxygen Determination of the Formula for Zinc Chloride Studying Chemical Reactions and Writing Chemical Equations Evaluation of 0 Kelvin Hydrogen Atom Spectrum Single Replacement Reactions and Relative Reactivity A Sequence of Chemical Reactions: Transforming Copper Writing Lewis Symbols and Lewis Structures Determining the Molar Mass of a Volatile Liquid by the Dumas Method Enthalpy of Hydration Stoichiometry of the Reaction of Magnesium with Hydrochloric Acid Molar Mass Determination by Freezing Point Depression in t-Butyl Alcohol Preparation of Aspirin ======= Chemistry 012 Introductory Chemistry II Winter Semester 2001 University of Missouri-St. Louis Instructor: Dr. J. Dence Discussion Group: Dr. J. Dence Laboratory Teachers Assistant: Gary Nichols Lecture: M,W; 5:30pm-6:45pm Discussion Group: M; 6:55-7:45pm Laboratory: W; 6:55pm-9:55pm Credit Hours: 5.0 Grade: C- Textbook: Worked 40 hours per week at Hunter Engineering Company, 8:15am-5:00pm Monday -Friday while taking classes. Laboratories: Studying Oxidation-Reduction Reactions Introducing Equilibrium Standardizing a Sodium Hydroxide Solution with Oxalic Acid Titrating Hydrochloric Acid Solution with a Standard Sodium Hydroxide Solution Chemistry and Qualitative Analysis of Cations: Groups I, II, III, IV Chemistry and Qualitative Analysis of Anions Studying Electrochemical Cells and Reduction Potentials Studying the Kinetics of a Chemical Reaction
Nitrating Acetanilide Some Main Group Chemistry Preparation of Sodium Hexanitrocobaltate (III) ======== Chemistry 261 Organic Chemistry I Winter Semester 2003 University of Missouri-St. Louis Instructor: Dr. Mannino Discussion Group: Dr. Mamino Lecture: M,W; 5:30pm-7:00pm Credit Hours: 3.0 Grade: C+ Dr. Mannino: University of Missouri-St. Louis, Winter Semester 2003. Textbook: Worked 40 hours per week at Hunter Engineering Company, 8:15am-5:00pm Monday -Friday while taking classes. =============================== =============================== Bachelor of Science in Business Administration; University of Missouri-St. Louis This is found on USA JOBS.gov, Neogov, and Linkedin.com University Of Missouri-St. Louis 8001 Natural Bridge Road St. Louis, MO 63121 Bachelor of Science in Business Administration-Marketing and a minor in Art History. Attended from the Fall semester in 1983 to the graduation date in August 7, 1988. 1983-1985 University of Missouri-St. Louis 1985-1986 University of Missouri-Kansas City 1986-1988 University of Missouri-St. Louis 1985-1986 University of Missouri-Kansas City 4825 Troost Kansas City, MO 64110 Transfer Student Total GPA Calculations University of Missouri-St. Louis GPA is 2.546. The University of Missouri GPA is 2.614. Cumulative GPA is 2.614, based on a total of 183.0 grade points from 1983 to 2003 and a 4.0 grade point system. GPA upon graduation was 2.453, based on a semester format and a 4.0 grade point system. Business Administration Classes: Accounting, Economics, Legal Environment of Business, Elementary Statistics, Fundamentals of Production, Financial Management, Management as a Behavioral Science, Money and Banking, Business Policy and Administration, among other classes.
Marketing Classes: Management of Promotion, Marketing Intelligence, Buyer Behavior, International Marketing, Marketing Management, among other classes. Art History Classes: Drawing, Art Masterpieces, Greek Art & Archaeology, Modern Art, Primitive/Tribal Arts. Math/Sciences: Human Origins, Cosmic Evolution-Astronomy, General Biology, General Sociology, Algebra, and Finite Mathematics. General Studies: American Civilization, Crime and Punishment, Literary Types, Literature and Fine Arts. Work/Student Loans Worked approximately 15 to 25 hours per week at The Frame Factory, Inc in Creve Coeur, MO-20-30 hours per week. and worked at Piece of the Pie, Inc. in Kansas City, MO and St. Louis, MO. Funding for the classes were a combination of Federal Loans and money earned while working at the Frame Factory, Inc. ========= Bus Admin 391 Business Policy and Administration Summer Semester 1988 University of Missouri-St. Louis David P. Gustafson Credit Hours: 3.0 Grade C Professors Mr. David P. Gustafson: University of Missouri-St. Louis, Summer Semester 1988 Business Administration 391: Business Policy and Administration Textbooks: Byars, Lloyd L., Strategic Management, New York: Harper & Row, 1987 (2nd Edition). Textbooks: McFarland, McKinney and Seiler, The Management Game, New York: Macmillan, 1970 (handed out). "Xerox Corporation" written by Rosemary M. Mrazik Summer Semester 1988 Sources of Information: Byars. Strategic Management, 1987. Sources of Information: Zewig, Philip, “A Pale Copy: Xerox Corp. operates in two distinct businesses-copying equipment and financial services. Inneither can Xerox any longer boast it is doing much for its investors.” Financial World, October 20, 1987. p20-24. Sources of Information: AAL, “Back in the Race” Forbes, March 7, 1988 p8. Sources of Information: Hillkirk, Jaconson, “Xerox, American Samurai,” 1986. Sources of Information: Purchasing, May 21, 1987 p62. Sources of Information: Purchasing, January 30, 1986 p103. Working Bibliography: Byrne, John A., “Culture Shock at Xerox: How David Kearns is Trying to Restore Entrepreneurial Vigor” Business Week June 22 1987 p106-110. Deets, Norman, and Dr. Richard Morano, “Xerox's Strategy for Changing Management Styles” Management Review March 1986 p31-35. "Union Carbide of India, Ltd." written by Rosemary M. Mrazik, July 7, 1988. Sources of Information: Bleiberg, Robert M., “Thought for the Day. Bhopal Disaster, There's Plenty of Blame to Go 'Round” Barron's 7 September 1987: 9. Sources of Information: Bordewich, Fergus, “The Lessons of Bhopal. The lure of foreign capital is stronger than environmental worries.” The Atlantic March 1987: 30 33. Sources of Information: “Carbide After Bophal: Board chairman reveals strategy. ” Chemical and Engineering News 14 January 1985: 6 7. Sources of Information: Epstein, Edwin M., “The Corporate Social Policy Process: Beyond Business Ethics, Corporate Social Responsibility, and Corporate Social
Social Responsiveness.  California Management Review Spring 1987: 99 113. Sources of Information: Lepkowski, Will.  Carbide Faces Key Decisions in Bhopal Litigation.  Chemical and Engineering News 4 January 1988: 8 12. Sources of Information: Peterson.  After Bhopal: Tracing Causes and Effects.  Science News 30 March 1985: 196 197. Sources of Information: Sethi, Prakash.  Inhuman Errors and Industrial Crises.  Columbia Journal of World Business Spring 1987: 101 107. Sources of Information: Whitaker, Mark.  Bhopal: Who Was to Blame?  Newsweek 24 December 1984: 22 23. Working Bibliography: 1987 Annual Report: Union Carbide, pp:1-35. Murphy, Joan C.,  How Society is Shaping Business.  MW January /February 1988, p42. Kinicki, Angelo, Jeffrey Becker, Robert Kreitner, Chris Lockwood, and David Lemak,  Socially Responsible Plant Closings: Is it worth the time and money to shut down a facility in a caring, responsible manner?' Personnel Administrator June 1987: 117 128. Cadbury, A.,  Ethical Managers Make their Own Rules.  The CPA Journal, January 1988 Vol 58 p4-6.  Goodwill Beyond the Balance Sheet.  Electronic News, December 21 1987. Vol 33 p 8.  How Society is Shaping Business.  Management World, January/February, 1988. Vol 17 p.42.  Reaping High Returns from Social Investments.  Black Enterprise, December 1987, Vol. 18 p86-88.  First the People, Then the Plant.  Training, December 1987: Vol. 24 p17-18.  Conscience is Her Guide: A.T. Marlins rating America's Corporate Conscience.  Financial World, January 20, 1987: Vil 156 p 11. R. Edel,   Good Citizens of Cincinnati  Advertising Age, August 20, 1987: Vol 58 p 16. Brandenberg, M.,  Promoting an Awareness of Corporate Social Responsibility.  Accountancy June 1987 Vol 99 p 90-92. Kennedy, RD,  Why Carbide Stays in South Africa  Chemical Week August 5 1987 Vol 141 p3. Malloy, M.,  Laura Schur: Doing Good Business Helps Good Causes (Working Assets Funding Service).  Business Week October 26, 1987 p76. Yohay, SC, GE Dodge,  Criminal Prosecutors for Occupational Injuries: an Issue of Growing Concern,  Employee relations Law Journal August 1987 Vol 13 p.197- 223.  Outline for Documenting Accidents  Security Management October 1987 Vol 31 p 95. Anderson, CK,  Pre-employment Screening: Survival of the Fittest   Risk Management November 1987 Vol 34 p44. Lippert, FG,  Punish or Prevent  Supervision November 1987 Vol 49 p19.  Preventing Corporate Crisis: Stock Market Losses as a Deterrent to the Production of Hazardous Products: Marcus  Spring 1987 Vol 22 p 33.  The Town of Dow (Midland, MI)  Business Month, December 1987 Vol 130 p58. Mahon and Kelly,  Managing Toxic Wastes-After Bhopal and Sandog (Chemical Accidents and Handling of Toxic Wastes, American and European Legislation)., Long Range Planning August 1987 Vol 20 p 50. Gailbraith,  The New and Improved Industrial State  Business Month January 1988 Vol 131 p38.  Public Service  Business Week January 11 1988 p156. Kinicki,  Socially Responsible Plant Closings  Personnel Administrator June 1987 Vol 32 p116. Opdyke and Thayer,  A Social and Technical Response to Injury and Illness Losses  Personnel Journal February 1987 Vol 66 p37. Fletcher,  Reduce the Impact of Worker Injuries: Panel,  Business Insurance April 13 1987 Vol 21 p42.  Carbide Claims More Evidence of Sabotage in Bhopal Accident  Chemical Marketing Reporter April 27 1987 Vol 231 p3. Management Game: the class was divided into groups and competed as companies. I
have the computer printout from showing the Income Statements, Balance Sheets, and Industry Reports. Credit Hours: 3.0 Grade C ===== Economics 220 Money and Banking Winter Semester 1988 University of Missouri-St. Louis David Hakes Credit Hours: 3.0 Grade: C Mr. David Hakes: University of Missouri-St. Louis, Winter Semester 1988. Economics 220: Money and Banking Textbooks: Mishkin, Frederick S., The Economics of Money, Banking, and Financial Markets, Boston: Little Brown Company, 1986. Credit Hours: 3.0 Grade: C ===== Economics 051 Principles of Microeconomics Fall Semester 1984 University of Missouri-St. Louis Credit Hours: 3.0 Grade: C Economics 051: Principles of Microeconomics: University of Missouri-St. Louis, Fall Semester 1984. Textbook: McConnell, Campbell R., Economics, Principles, Problems, and Policies. New York, St. Louis, San Francisco, Auckland, Bogota, Hamburg, Johannesburg, London, Madrid, Mexico, Montreal, New Dehli, Panama, Paris, Sao Palo, Singapore, Sydney, Tokyo, Toronto: McGraw-Hill, Inc.1984. Campbell R. McConnell: Professor of Economics, University of Nebraska-Lincoln. Credit Hours: 3.0 Grade: C ===== Economics 052 Principles of Macroeconomics Winter Semester 1985 University of Missouri-St. Louis Credit Hours: 3.0 Grade: F Economics 052: Principles of Macroeconomics: University of Missouri-St. Louis, Winter Semester 1985. Textbook: McConnell, Campbell R., Economics, Principles, Problems, and Policies. New York, St. Louis, San Francisco, Auckland, Bogota, Hamburg, Johannesburg, London, Madrid, Mexico, Montreal, New Dehli, Panama, Paris, Sao Palo, Singapore,
Sydney, Tokyo, Toronto: McGraw-Hill, Inc.1984. Campbell R. McConnell: Professor of Economics, University of Nebraska-Lincoln. Credit Hours: 3.0 Grade: F ======= Economics 201 Principles of Macroeconomics Fall Semester 1985 University of Missouri-Kansas City Willidee Gillin GTA: YueQui Huang Credit Hours: 3.0 Grade: A Professor Willadee Gillin: University of Missouri-Kansas City, Fall Semester 1985. Economics 201: Principles of Macroeconomics GTA: YueQui Huang Office: 204C Haag Hall, 211 Haag Hall, Tuesdays and Thursdays 10:45-12:30 Textbook: Schiller, Bradley R., The Macro Economy Today, Exam 1: September 26, 1985: 92%. Exam 2: October 29, 1985: 68 %. Exam 3: November 26, 1985: 82.5%. Final Exam: December 16, 1985: 3:30-5:30. Credit Hours: 3.0 Grade: A University of Missouri-Kansas City: People that I met: Diane Voss, Doug Aach, John Burroughs II, Lynette Iles (iles), Beth Blitstein, Joel Aach. ========== Economics 301 Macroeconomic Analysis Winter Semester 1986 University of Missouri-Kansas City Willidee Gilllin GTA: YueQui Huang Credit Hours: 3.0 Grade: B Professor Willadee Gillin: University of Missouri-Kansas City, Winter Semester 1986. Economics 301: Macroeconomic Analysis GTA: YueQui Huang, 211 Haag Hall. Office: 204C Haag Hall. Office Hours: 10:00-11:00, Monday, Wednesdays, and Fridays. Textbooks: Dornbusch, Rudiger, and Stanley Fischer, Macroeconomics, New York, St. Louis, San Francisco, Auckland, Bogota, Hamburg, Johannesburg, London, Madrid, Mexico, Montreal, New Dehli, Panama, Paris, Sao Palo, Singapore, Sydney, Tokyo, Toronto: McGraw-Hill Book Company, 1984 (3rd Edition).
Rudiger Dornbusch and Stanley Fischer: Department of Economics, Massachusetts Institute of Technology. Library of Congress catalog number: 83-19553. ISBN: 0-07-01770-8. Kansas City Board of Trade-Class project to view the trading pits. I have two brochures from the Kansas City Board of Trade. 4800 Main, Kansas City, MO 64112 Brochure:  Futures Trading and Hard Winter Wheat.  The Kansas City Board of Trade. 1982 Board of Trade of Kansas City, Missouri, Inc. Brochure:  Life in the Pits  Reprinted from Corporate Report/Kansas City, Sept 1984 Issue by Dorin Communications, Inc. 1984. (Kansas City Board of Trade). pp.47-53. Exam 1: February 24, 1986: 72 %. Exam 2: April 2, 1986: 66.67 % Exam 3: April 28, 1986: 64 %. Final Exam: May 6, 1986: 1:00-3:00. Credit Hours: 3.0 Grade: B University of Missouri-Kansas City: People that I met: Diane Voss, Doug Aach, John Burroughs II, Lynette Iles (iles), Beth Blitstein, Joel Aach. ============ Business Administration 202 Fundamentals of Production Intersession 1987 University of Missouri-St. Louis Donna Rosenberg Credit Hours: 3.0 Grade: C Donna Rosenberg: University of Missouri-St. Louis, Intersession 1987. Business Administration 202: Fundamentals of Production Textbook: Stevenson, Production/Operations Management, Homewood, IL: Richard D. Irwin, Inc., 1986 (2nd Edition). Linear Programming Project Credit Hours: 3.0 Grade: C ====== Math 002C Fundamentals of Algebra III Winter Semester 1984 University of Missouri-St. Louis Credit Hours: 2.0 Grade: A Math 002C: Fundamentals of Algebra III: University of Missouri-St. Louis , Winter Semester 1984. Credit Hours: 2.0 Grade: A =========
Math 030 College Algebra Fall Semester 1984 University of Missouri-St. Louis Credit Hours: 4.0 Grade: B Math 030: College Algebra: University of Missouri-St. Louis , Fall Semester 1984. Credit Hours: 4.0 Grade: B ======== Math 102 Finite Mathmatics I Fall Semester 1985, 1986 University of Missouri-St. Louis Credit Hours: 4.0 Grade: D 1985 Grade: B 1986 Math 102: Finite Mathmatics I: University of Missouri-St. Louis, Fall Semester 1985, 1986 Textbook: Maki, Daniel P., Maynard Thompson, Finite Mathmatics, New York, St. Louis, San Francisco, Auckland, Bogota, Hamburg, Johannesburg, London, Madrid, Mexico, Montreal, New Dehli, Panama, Paris, Sao Palo, Singapore, Sydney, Tokyo, Toronto: McGraw-Hill Book Company, Inc. 1983 (Second Edition). Daniel P. Maki: Professor of Mathmatics, Indiana University Maynard Thompson: Professor of Mathmatics, Indiana University Credit Hours: 4.0 Grade: D 1985 Grade: B 1986 ======== Quantitative Analysis 220 Quantitative Business Analysis II Fall Semester 1985 University of Missouri-Kansas City Probir Roy, PhD Credit Hours: 3.0 Grade: B Probir Roy, PhD: University of Missouri-Kansas City, Fall Semester 1985. Quantitative Analysis 220: Quantitative Business Analysis II Textbook: Budnik, Frank S., Applied Mathmatics for Business, Economics, and the Social Sciences. New York: McGraw-Hill Book Company, 1983 (2nd Edition). Exam 1: 86%. Exam 2: 97 %. Credit Hours: 3.0 Grade: B University of Missouri-Kansas City: People that I met: Diane Voss, Doug Aach, John Burroughs II, Lynette Iles (iles), Beth Blitstein, Joel Aach. ===== Bus Admin 131 Elementary Statistics Winter Semester 1987 University of Missouri-St. Louis Credit Hours: 3.0 Grade: C
Business Administration 131: Elementary Statistics: University of Missouri-St. Louis, Winter Semester 1987. Textbook: Freund, John E., Williams, Frank J., Elementary Business Statistics: The Modern Approach. N.J.: Prentice-Hall, Inc, 1982 (4th Edition). Credit Hours: 3.0 Grade: C ======= Bus Admin 329 Intermediate Statistics Fall Semester 1987 University of Missouri-St. Louis Credit Hours: 3.0 Grade: C Business Administration 329: Business Forecasting-Intermediate Statistics, University of Missouri-St. Louis, Fall Semester 1987 Textbook: Hanke, John E., and Reitsch, Arthur C., Business Forecasting, Massachusetts: Allyn and Bacon, Inc., 1986 (2nd Edition). Credit Hours: 3.0 Grade: C ======= Accounting 201 Principles of Accounting Fall Semester 1985 University of Missouri-Kansas City Credit Hours: 3.0 Grade: B Accounting 201: Principles of Accounting, University of Missouri-Kansas City, Fall Semester 1985. Credit Hours: 3.0 Grade: B University of Missouri-Kansas City: People that I met: Diane Voss, Doug Aach, John Burroughs II, Lynette Iles (iles), Beth Blitstein, Joel Aach. ====== Bus Admin 204 Financial Management Summer Semester 1987 University of Missouri-St. Louis Credit Hours: 3.0 Grade: C T. Furman: University of Missouri-St. Louis, Summer Semester 1987. Business Administration 204: Financial Management Textbook: Brigham, Eugene F., Fundamentals of Financial Management, New York: The Dryden Press, 1986 (4th Edition). Textbook: Welsch, Gelnn A., Anthony and Short, Fundamentals of Financial Accounting, Illinois: Richard D. Irwin, Inc. 1984 (4th Edition).
Midterm Exam: 79%. Credit Hours: 3.0 Grade: C ====== Accounting 301 Managerial Accounting Winter Semester 1986 University of Missouri-Kansas City Sheryl Sharp Credit Hours: 3.0 Grade: C Ms. Sheryl Sharp: University of Missouri-Kansas City, Winter Semester 1986 Accounting 301: Managerial Accounting Office : Room 7, Oxford Hall, Phone : 276-2218 ext. 38. Office Hours: Monday 11:00-1:00, Wednesday 11:00-1:00. Textbook: Garrison, Ray H., Managerial Accounting, Concepts for Planning, Control, Decision Making. Texas: Business Publications, Inc. 1985 (4th Edition). Ray H. Garrison, D.B.A., C.P.A. School of Accountancy Bringham Young University Library of Congress catalog number: 84-71560. ISBN: 0-256-03261-0. Exam 1: February 19, 1986: Exam 2: March 28, 1986: Exam 3: April 25, 1986: Final Exam: May 5, 1986: 1:00-3:00. Credit Hours: 3.0 Grade: C University of Missouri-Kansas City: People that I met: Diane Voss, Doug Aach, John Burroughs II, Lynette Iles (iles), Beth Blitstein, Joel Aach. ========= Interdisciplinary 075 Crime and Punishment Fall Semester 1983 University of Missouri-St. Louis Credit Hours: 3.0 Grade: F Interdisciplinary 075 : Crime and Punishment: Fall Semester 1983. Textbooks: Brody, David Eliot, Business and its Legal Environment, Lexington, Massachusetts and Toronto: D.C. Heath and Company, 1986. David Eliot Brody: B.A., J.D., University of Colorado at Denver, Member of the Colorado Bar Library of Congress catalog card number: 85-060976. ISBN: 0-669-07306-7. Textbooks: Forer, Lois G., Criminals and Victims: A Trial Judge Reflects on Crime and Punishment, New York: W. W. Norton & Company, Canada, George J. McLeod Limited, Toronto. 1980. Lois G. Forer: Judge of the Court of Common Pleas in Philadelphia, Deputy Attorney General for Pennsylvania. Library of Congress catalog number: 79-27465. ISBN: 0-393-01349-9.
Other Literature: Clark, Marcia, with Teresa Carpenter. Without a Doubt. New York, London, Victoria, Toronto, Auckland: Penguin Putnam, Inc. 1997. Marcia Clark: Prosecutor for the Office of the Los Angeles District Attorney. ISBN: 0-670-87089-7. Credit Hours: 3.0 Grade: F Interdisciplinary 075 : Crime and Punishment: Fall Semester 1983. Classmates: Dave Laschober ======== Political Science 140 Public Administration Winter Semester 1985 University of Missouri-St. Louis Credit Hours: 3.0 Grade: D Political Science 140: Public Administration: University of Missouri-St. Louis, Winter Semester 1985 Textbooks: Gordon, George J., Public Administration in America, New York: St. Martin's Press, Inc., 1982 (2nd Edition). George J. Gordon: Illinois State University Library of Congress catalog number; 81-51847. ISBN: 0-312-65388-3. Textbooks: Nigro, Felix A., and Nigro, Lloyd G., Readings in Public Administration, New York, Cambridge, Philadelphia, San Francisco, London, Mexico City, Sao Palo, Sydney: Harper & Row, Publishers, Inc., 1983. Felix A. Nigro: Rider College; Professor Emeritus, University of Georgia Lloyd G. Nigro: Georgia State University Sponsoring Editor: Jean Hurtado, Project Coordinator: Irene Gunther, Compositor: Allen Wayne, Printer and Binder: R.R. Donnelley & Sons Company Library of Congress catalog number: 82-23334. ISBN: 0-06-044845-8. Textbooks: Navasky, Victor S., Kennedy Justice, New York: Atheneum, and in Canada by McClelland and Stewart Ltd. 1977. Library of Congress catalog number: 77-145633. ISBN: 0-689-70543-3. Credit Hours: 3.0 Grade: D Other Literature: Gingrich, Newt. To Renew America. New York, NY: Harper Paperbacks A Division of HarperCollins Publishers, 1996. ISBN: 0-06-109539-7. Other Literature: Carville, James. We're Right, They're Wrong. New York, London, Toronto, Sydney, Tokyo, Singapore: Simon & Schuster, Inc. and Random House, 1996. ISBN: 0-679-76978-1. Other Literature: Schroeder, Pat. 24 Years of House Work...and the Place is Still a Mess: My Life in Politics. Kansas City, MO: Andrews McMeel Publishing. 1998. Library of Congress catalog number: 98-12336. ISBN: 0-8362-3707-2. Other Literature: Woodward, Bob. Bush at War: with an Update on the War with Iraq. New York, London, Toronto, Sydney, Singapore: Simon & Schuster, Inc. 2002.
With Mark Malseed, a 1997 graduate of Lehigh University. ISBN: 0-7432-4461-3(Pbk). Other Literature: Woodward, Bob. Plan of Attack, New York, London, Toronto, Sydney : Simon & Schuster, Inc. 2004. With Mark Malseed, a 1997 graduate of Lehigh University. Map by Laris Karklis ISBN: 0-7432-5547-X Other Literature: Rossiter, Clinton. Second Edition. The American Presidency, New York: Time Incorporated Book Division, 1963. Published by arrangement with Harcourt, Brace, and World, Inc. Introduction by D.W. Brogan. Library of Congress catalogue number 60-5436. ======== Business Admin 156 Legal Environment of Business Fall Semester 1986 University of Missouri-St. Louis Credit Hours: 3.0 Grade: C Business Administration 156: Legal Environment of Business, University of Missouri-St. Louis, Fall Semester 1986. Credit Hours: 3.0 Grade: C ======= Bus Admin 210 The Psychology of Management Management as a Behavioral Science I Winter Semester 1987 University of Missouri-St. Louis Credit Hours: 3.0 Grade: C Business Administration 210: Management as Behavioral Science I: Winter Semester 1987. Textbook: Mitchell, Terrence R., People in Organizations, An Introduction to Organizational Behavior, New York, St. Louis, San Francisco, Auckland, Bogota, Hamburg, Johannesburg, London, Madrid, Mexico, Montreal, New Dehli, Panama, Paris, Sao Palo, Singapore, Sydney, Tokyo, Toronto, : McGraw-Hill Book Company, 1982 (2nd Edition). Terrence R. Mitchell: Professor of Management and Organization, and Professor of Psychology: University of Washington Credit Hours: 3.0 Grade: C ====== Bus Admin 206 Basic Marketing Winter Semester 1987 University of Missouri-St. Louis Credit Hours: 3.0 Grade: C Business Administration 206: Basic Marketing: University of Missouri-St. Louis,
Winter Semester 1987 Textbook: Berkowitz, Eric N., Roger A. Kerin, William Rudelius, Marketing, St. Louis, Toronto, Santa Clara: Times Mirror/Mosby College Publishing, A Division of The C.V. Mosby Company 1986. Eric N. Berkowitz: University of Massachusetts Roger A. Kerin: Southern Methodist University William Rudelius: University of Minnesota Cover Photo:  Rue des Abbesses,  an oil painting by Maximilien Luce, now hangs in the Musee du Petit Palais in Geneva, 1896. Credit Hours: 3.0 Grade: C Bus Admin 270 Management of Promotion Fall Semester 1987 University of Missouri-St. Louis Credit Hours: 3.0 Grade: C Business Administration 270: Management of Promotion: University of Missouri-St. Louis, Fall Semester 1987 Textbook: Engel, Warshaw, and Kinner, Promotional Strategy : Managing the Marketing Communications Process, Illinois: Richard D. Irwin. Inc., 1987 (6th Edition). James F. Engel: Graduate School, Wheaton College (Illinois) Martin R. Warshaw: The University of Michigan Thomas C. Kinnear: The University of Michigan Consulting Editor: Gilbert A. Churchill, Jr., University of Wisconsin, Madison Credit Hours: 3.0 Grade: C Bus Admin 275 Marketing Intelligence Fall Semester 1987 University of Missouri-St. Louis Credit Hours: 3.0 Grade: C Business Administration 275: Marketing Intelligence: University of Missouri-St. Louis, Fall Semester 1987. Textbook: Boyd, Westfall, and Stasch, Marketing Research: Text and Cases, Illinois: Richard D. Irwin, Inc., 1985 (6th Edition). Harper W. Boyd, Jr., PhD.: Donaghey Distinguished Professor of Marketing, College of Business Administration, University of Arkansas at Little Rock Ralph Westfall, PhD., Dean, College of Business Administration, University of Illinois at Chicago Stanley F. Stasch, PhD., Charles H. Kellstadt Professor of Marketing, Loyola University of Chicago Credit Hours: 3.0 Grade: C
Bus Admin 315 Marketing Management Summer Semester 1988 University of Missouri-St. Louis Ottilla Voegtli Credit Hours: 3.0 Grade: B Professor Ottilla Voegtli: University of Missouri-St. Louis, Summer Semester 1988. Business Administration 315: Marketing Management Textbook: Cohen, William A., The Practice of Marketing Management: Analysis, Planning, and Implementation, New York, NY: Macmillan Publishing Company, and London: Collier Macmillan Publishers, 1988 William A. Cohen: Department of Marketing, California State University at Los Angeles. Library of Congress catalogue number 60-5436. Case Study: 7/5/88-"Da Roche Laboratories" -written by Gisela Perez, Patty Geller, and Rosemary M. Mrazik. Semester Project:"Hanes Hosiery"-Semester project about the company; assigned to read Advertising Age Magazine for information. Sources of Information: I wrote a letter written to Hanes Hosiery, Inc. requesting information on their products. I received a letter from Elaenor Pardue, Manager, Product Evaluation Dated July 15, 1988. She sent a 1987 Annual Report, story boards, information on Hanes Products, five product lines (that lists the product mix, price point, SKU's offered, positioning/image, target audience, distribution outlets, advertising budget, package design, fixtures, and backing), plus a 1987 Annual Report. Library Research: Everybody's Business, Harper & Row, 1980.   Consolidated Foods Corporation,   an article describing what they do, company history, Reputation, what they own, and who owns and runs the company, where they are going, stock performance, consumer brands. In 1987, Cummings bought Hanes from the Hanes family. Library Research: a working bibliography, copies a the Sara Lee Corporation Financial Report for the 3rd quarter of 1988 to include the statement of income, operating results, And balance sheet. Library Research: Directory of Corporate Affiliation: Who owns Whom. Skokie, IL: National Register Publishing Company 1988. This included a list of subsidiaries, the contact information for the Sara Lee Corporation Headquarters with assets, liabilities, net worth, producer of consumer products, services & foods, And standard industrial classification codes. The list of divisions included Hanes Hosiery, Inc. Library Research included the Sorkin's Directory of Business and Government. Accomplished: a product life cycle curve, a description of the distribution system, a Boston Consulting Group share/growth matrix, a grid comparing five Hanes product lines. Credit Hours: 3.0 Grade: B Professor Ottilla Voegtli: University of Missouri-St. Louis, Summer Semester 1988. Business Administration 315: Marketing Management Classmates: Linda Beckman, Lisa Frayne, Sonya Miller, Mary Miraflores, Jay Hartz, Kevin Julius, Tim Fischer, Pam Grogan, Gisela Perez, Patty Geller, Rich Ellmer, John Ravens, Donna Sage, Lynn Holt, Milton Buckley, Paul Sikorski, Kevin Luther, John Blumenkemper, Kenton Kloos, Mary Papa, Carolyn Malow
Bus Admin 301 Buyer Behavior Winter Semester 1988 University of Missouri-St. Louis Ottilla Voegtli Credit Hours: 3.0 Grade: B Professor Ottilla Voegtli: University of Missouri-St. Louis, Winter Semester 1988. Business Administration 301: Buyer Behavior Textbooks: Berkman, Harold W. and Christopher Gilson, Consumer Behavior, Concepts and Strategies, Boston, MA: Kent Publishing Company A Division of Wadsworth, Inc. , 1986 (3rd Edition). Harold W. Berkman: School of Business Administration University of Miami Christopher Gilson: Beber Silverstein & Partners Advertising, Miami/New York/Washington. Class Assignment: 5/1/1988-"3 Advertising Campaigns for Southbend Escan Corporation" by Rosemary M. Mrazik Presented written to the instructor and an oral presentation to the class. Sources of Information: Bensinger's Foodservice Design, Equipment & Supplies. 8543 Page Ave., St. Louis, MO 63114 . Interview, St. Louis, MO. April 9, 1988. Bessinger's is a Division of Allen Foods. This included an advertisement from Bensinger's “Cooking Equipment Sale” to include the Southbend models #300, 320, and 323 Restaurant Ranges on sale from $899.00 - $1745.00 ea. This included the brochure of Benefits and Features for the Southbend Models: CO-320, Restaurant Range 10 Burners, Double Oven. Hussmann Foodservice Co. Southbend Division, 2612 Foundation Drive, South Bend, IN 46628 Sources of Information: Black Body. Telephone Interview. St. Louis, MO. April 7, 1988. Sources of Information: Lehmann, Donald R., and John O'Shaughnessy. “Difference in Attribute Importance for Different Industrial Products.” Journal of Marketing 38 (1974) : 36-42. Sources of Information: Messner, Frederick R., Industrial Advertising. New York, NY: McGraw-Hill Book Company, Inc. 1963. Sources of Information: Way, James, Ed. Encyclopedia of Business Information Sources. Gale Research Co., 1986. Resources: Thomas Register of American Manufacturing, Volumes 11, 13-14. 1987. Resources: Journal of Marketing. HF5415.A2 J6. Resources: Magazines: Hotel and Motel Management, Restaurant Business. Questionnaire: I wrote a questionnaire asking the restaurants the type of benefits and features of industrial ranges desired in their kitchens, how they make a purchasing Decision when a new range is required, who is the decision maker and at what level within the corporation, rate the desired attributes of an industrial range. What are the trade journals the company subscribes to. I interview the following restaurant in the Chesterfield and Creve Coeur, MO areas: Denny's, Schnuck's Station Restaurant, Westport Plaza's McDonald's, Casa Gallardo, Patrick's, and Flamingo Cafe. Trade Journals Listed in the Questionnaire: “Cooking for Profit,” Cornell and Hotel Restaurant Administration Quarterly,” “Independent Restaurants,” “Nation's Restaurant News,” “Restaurant Business,” “Restaurant Hospitality,” and “Restaurants and Institutions.” The manufacturers of the ranges in the restaurants who answered the
questionnaire: Wolf, Illinois Range, and Groen. The attributes in order of most important to least important as rated by the restaurants who answered the questionnaire (the top four attributes out of 16): Patricks: Overall Reputation of the supplier, Financing terms, Experience with the supplier in similar situations, Technical Specifications . Casa Gallardo: Overall Reputation of the supplier, supplier's flexibility in adjusting to the restaurants needs, experience with the supplier in similar situations, data on the reliability of the range, Flamingo Cafe: Technical Service offered, data on the reliability of the range, experience with the supplier in similar situations, ease of maintenance. Schnucks Station Restaurant: ease of maintenance, overall reputation of the supplier, data on the reliability of the range, price. The number of ranges in the restaurant and the number of burners on the ranges: Patricks: 10 ranges with 10 burners. Casa Gallardo: 1 range with with 6 burners, a griddle. Flamingo Cafe: 1 range with 10 burners. Schnucks Station Restaurant: 1 range with 4 burners. Westport McDonalds: 4 ranges with 10 burners. Denny's Restaurant: 1 range with 4 burners. The decision making parameters of the managers who answered the questionnaire: Patricks: Decides that a new range is needed, and decides on the specifications of the new range (the number of burners, size, ovens, griddles, etc.) Casa Gallardo: decides that a new range is needed, the specifications of the new range, identifies the different suppliers or manufacturers who carry ranges that meet the specifications. Denny's: decides that a new range is needed, schedules the purchase timing of the range. Buying Time: How long does the decision to buy take from the time the company realizes they need a new range to the time the range is bought? Westport McDonalds: Do not know Casa Gallardo: 30 days Patricks: immediately Flamingo Cafe: do not know. Repeat Purchasing: Will the restaurant purchase from the same supplier? Westport McDonalds: They would explore all suppliers Casa Gallardo: purchase from a supplier they bought from in the past Patricks: purchase from a supplier they bought from in the past Credit Hours: 3.0 Grade: B Professor Ottilla Voegtli: University of Missouri-St. Louis, Winter Semester 1988. Business Administration 301: Buyer Behavior Classmates: Linda Beckman, Wendy Kew, John Sippel, Julie Dreiling, Brad Sullivan, Andrea Buttry, Ken Steinkamp, Rob Schillinger, Craig McCoy, Tim Breen, Jim Fowler, Ralph Horack, Jim Pelent, Mike Gallaher, Paul Niggemier, Kathy Nolan, Debbie Gerding, Lynn Selvey, Patti Houston, Verna Blevins, Michelle Shearin, Greg McFetridge, Neal Benson, Kevin Julius, Eddie Beck, Greg Rogers, Tim Webb, Tim Weir. Bus Admin 295 International Marketing Fall Semester 1987 University of Missouri-St. Louis Ottilla Voegtli Credit Hours: 3.0
Grade: B Professor Ottilla Voegtli: University of Missouri-St. Louis, Fall Semester 1987. Business Administration 295: Business Administration Problems (International Marketing) Textbook: Cateora, Philip R., International Marketing, Illinois: Richard D. Irwin, Inc.1987 (6th Edition). Philip R. Cateora: Fellow, Academy of International Business; Professor of Marketing and International Business University of Colorado Consulting Editor: Gilbert A. Churchill, Jr. University of Wisconsin, Madison Notebook on Countries: A study on Saudi Arabia, Iraq, Iran, Yemen, Syria, and Oman. Sources of Information: The World Almanac and Book of Facts 1987, NY: Published for the St. Louis Post-Dispatch by Pharos Books. 1986. Sources of Information: Newsweek, August, September, and October 1987 Sources of Information: St. Louis Post-Dispatch, August, September, and October 1987. Sources of Information: The Wall Street Journal, September and October 1987. Case Study: Topic-"The Multinational--Saint or Sinner?": written and presented by Susan Cox, Tarry McCann, Laurie Hammers, and Rosemary M. Mrazik. Sources of Information: Across the Board, March 1985 Vol. 22, No. 3. “The Invisible Hand at Work in Developing Countries, “ by Ann McKinstry Micou Sources of Information: Business America, July 21, 1986. “Grant Will Expand Minority Opportunities in the Caribbean Basin.” Sources of Information: Business America, “The Administration is Working to Improve Worldwide Protection of Our Most Valuable Trade Assets: Intellectual Property” by Eileen Hill. Sources of Information: Fortune Magazine, August 4, 1986. “South Africa: Time to Stay or Go?” by Lee Smith. Credit Hours: 3.0 Grade: B Professor Ottilla Voegtli: University of Missouri-St. Louis, Fall Semester 1987. Business Administration 295: Business Administration Problems (International Marketing) Classmates: Micheal Friedman, Peggy Fitzgibbon, Marty Johnson, Charles Re, Jocob Livits, Mary Gavach, Kristine Kuchar, Jennifer Pool, Jim Gahen, Sonia Egidi, Susan Nahlik, Ruth Ann Mills, Laurie Frank, Susan Cox, Anita Clawson, Jacqueline Dupp, Pat Hannon, Stacey Hester, Tina Rothermich, Mark Billmeyer, Laurie Hammers, Rita Coffman, James Werner, Ann Niehaus, Tarry NcCann, Soraya Villacis, Michael Wilcox, Elaine Digiacomo, Bill Cronin, Mark Hamel, Paul McGeehan, Tom Gianino, Zekriya Wais, Priti Surappa, Chris Reinhardt, James Viehman, Gilda Smith, Richard Enders, Annnette Farr, Jane Hostmeyer, Debbie Mackin. English 212 Business Writing Fall Semester 1987 University of Missouri-St. Louis Sally MacAdoo Credit Hours: 3.0 Grade: C Ms. Sally MacAdoo: University of Missouri-St. Louis, Fall Semester 1987. English 212-Business Writing Textbook: Dumont, Raymond A., and John M. Lannon, Business Communications,
Boston, MA: Little Brown & Company, and in Canada by Little Brown & Company, Limited 1987 (2nd Edition). Raymond A. Dumont: Southeastern Massachusetts University John M. Lannon: Southeastern Massachusetts University Feasibility Study for Employment in the Advertising Business: Written Report and Oral Presentation by Rosemary M. Mrazik. October 26, 1987: “A Proposal for a Personal Employment Feasibility Study in the Advertising Business” written by Rosemary M. Mrazik November 6, 1987: “A Progress Report Updating the Research on Job Opportunities in Advertising” written by Rosemary M. Mrazik November 8, 1987: “A 2nd Progress Report Updating the Research on Job Opportunities in Advertising” Written by Rosemary M. Mrazik Sources of Information: Blake, Gary, and Robert W. Bly, Creative Careers: Real Jobs in Glamour Fields. New Youk, NY: John Wiley and Sons, Inc., 1985. Sources of Information: Katz, Judith A., The Ad Game: A Complete Guide to Careers in Advertising, Marketing, and Related Areas, New York: Barnes and Noble Books, 1984. Sources of Information: Lidz, Richard, and Linda Perrin, ed. Career Information Center: Marketing and Distributors. 3rd Edition. California: Glenn Publishing Company, 1984. Sources of Information: Nash, Edward L., Direct Marketing: Strategy, Planning, Execution. 2nd Edition. New York: McGraw-Hill, Inc., 1986. Sources of Information: “Want ads load up on image.” Advertising Age 19 Oct. 1987: 36. Sources of Information: Buell, Victor. Organizing For Marketing/Advertising Success in a Changing Business Environment. New York: Association of National Advertisers, 1982. Sources of Information: Raphael, M., “How a Couple of Cut-ups Inspired Successful DM.” Direct Marketing 49 (1986): 116. Sources of Information: “Lining Color Takes Spotlight in Creativity Annual.” Advertising Age 18 Aug. 1986: S1-10. Sources of Information: Barton, Roger. Advertising Agency Operations and Management. 1st ed. New York: McGraw-Hill, 1955. Sources of Information: Arlen, Michael J., Thirty Seconds. 1st Ed. New York: Farrar, Straus and Giroux, 1980. Sources of Information: Nicholl, David Shelley. Advertising: Its Purpose, Principles, and Practice. London: Macdonald and Evans, 1973. Sources of Information: Pope, Daniel. The Making of Modern Advertising. New York: Basic Books, 1983. Sources of Information: Sandage, C.H. The Promise of Advertising. Homewood, IL: R.D. Irwin, 1961. Sources of Information: Aaker, David A., Advertising Management. Englewood Cliffs, NJ: Prentise-Hall, 1975. Sources of Information: Anthony, Michael. Handbook of Small Business Advertising Creativity. Reading, MA: Addison Wesley Publishing Company, 1981. Sources of Information: Baker, Stephen. Systematic Approach to Advertising Creativity. New York: McGraw-Hill, 1979. Sources of Information: Boyd, Harper W., Cases in Advertising Management. New York: McGraw-Hill, 1964. Sources of Information: Cheskin, Louis. Color Guide for Marketing Media. New York: Macmillan, 1954. Sources of Information: Sackheim, Maxwell. My First Sixty Years in Advertising. Englewood Cliffs, NJ: Prentise-Hall, 1970. Sources of Information: Day, Ralph L., Marketing in Action: A Dynamic Business Decision Game. Call Number HF5415.D32. Sources of Information: The Annual of Advertising, Editorial and Television Art and Design. 49-50 (1968-72). New York: Watson-Guptill. Annotated Bibliography: to include the following sources of information Sources of Information: Baker, Stephen. Systematic Approach to Advertising Creativity. New York: McGraw-Hill, 1979. Sources of Information: Katz, Judith A., The Ad Game: A Complete Guide to Careers in Advertising, Marketing, and Related Areas, New York: Barnes and Noble
Books, 1984. Sources of Information: Lidz, Richard, and Linda Perrin, ed. Career Information Center: Marketing and Distributors. 3rd Edition. California: Glenn Publishing Company, 1984. Sources of Information: Nash, Edward L., Direct Marketing: Strategy, Planning, Execution. 2nd Edition. New York: McGraw-Hill, Inc., 1986. Sources of Information: “Want ads load up on image.” Advertising Age 19 Oct. 1987: 36. Credit Hours: 3.0 Grade: C Ms. Sally MacAdoo: University of Missouri-St. Louis, Fall Semester 1987. English 212-Business Writing Classmates: Janet Gill Business Admin 103 Introduction to Data Processing Fall Semester 1986 University of Missouri-St. Louis David Bird Credit Hours: 3.0 Grade: C Mr. David Bird: University of Missouri-St. Louis , Fall Semester 1986. Business Administration 103: Introduction to Business Data Processing Textbook: Slotnick, et al., Computers and Applications. Textbook: Colantonio, Ernest S., C. Brian Honess, and Stephen A. Bernhardt. Computers and Applications: Student Software Manual. Lexington, MA and Toronto: D.C. Heath and Company, 1986. Ernest S. Colantonio: University of Illinois C. Brian Honess: University of South Carolina Stephen A. Bernhardt: Southern Illinois University ISBN: 0-669-11231-3. Included 4 floppy disks: Tutorial Floppy Disk: IBM PC, 128 K memory, 1986 D.C. Heath and Company. 11230- 5. PC-Calc (3.0) IBM PC, 256 K memory, 1984 ButtonWare, Inc. Distributed by D.C. Heath and Company. 11234-8. PC-File III (3.0), IBM PC, 128K memory., 1984 ButtonWare, Inc. Distributed by D.C. Heath and Company. 11235-6. PC-File (1.0) IBM PC, 128 K memory, 1985 ButtonWare, Inc. Distributed by D.C. Heath and Company. 11233-X. Computers used: Compaq Prolinea 486DX/33 with a .285VGA Monitor. Textbook: SAS Introductory Guide, Third Edition. Cary, NC: SAS Institute, Inc., 1985. 99pp. Jane T. Helwig: edited the SAS Introductory Guide. Brenda C. Kalt: Editorial support. Frances A. Kienzle: Proofing. SAS Institute Inc., Box 8000 Cary, NC USA 27511-8000. ISBN: 0-917382-73-0. Computer languages covered: DOS 2.1, CMS, Wbasic, $Document
Credit Hours: 3.0 Grade: C English 010 Freshman Composition Winter Semester 1985 University of Missouri-St. Louis Credit Hours: 3.0 Grade: B English 010: Freshman Composition University of Missouri-St. Louis, Winter Semester 1985 Credit Hours: 3.0 Grade: B English 013 Literature and the Fine Arts Winter Semester 1985 University of Missouri-St. Louis Credit Hours: 3.0 Grade: C English 013: Topics in Literature: Literature and Fine Arts University of Missouri-St. Louis , Winter Semester 1985 Credit Hours: 3.0 Grade: C History 003 American Civilization Fall Semester 1983 University of Missouri-St. Louis Helen Ruhrwein Credit Hours: 3.0 Grade: B Ms. Helen Ruhrwien (Shaffer, Chamberlin) : University of Missouri-St. Louis , Fall Semester 1983 History 003: American Civilization to 1865 Other Literature: McPherson, James M., Battle Cry of Freedom, New York: Ballantine Books, a division of Random House, Inc.; Toronto: Randon House of Canada Limited, 1988. Copyright 1988 by Oxford University Press, Inc.
James M. McPherson: Edwards Professor of American History at Princeton University. Cover Illustration: Lithograph, Battle of Williamsburg, General Hancock's Charge, May 5, 1962 The Bettman Archive. Credit Hours: 3.0 Grade: B Ms. Helen Ruhrwien (Shaffer, Chamberlin) : University of Missouri-St. Louis , Fall Semester 1983 History 003: American Civilization to 1865 Classmates: Dan Francescon English 211 Introduction to British Literature Winter Semester 1986 University of Missouri-Kansas City J. Spatz Credit Hours: 3.0 Grade: B J. Spatz: University of Missouri-Kansas City , Winter Semester 1986 English 211: Introduction to British Literature I Textbook: Abrams, Meyer Howard, ed., The Norton Anthology of English Literature Volume 1, New York, NY: W.W. Norton & Company, Inc. , W.W. Norton & Company, Ltd. London, 1979, (4th Edition). Editors: M.H. Abrams-General Editor, E. Talbot Donaldson, Hallet Smith, Robert M. Adams, Samuel Holt Monk, Lawrence Lipking, George H. Ford, David Daiches. Book Design by John Woodlock. Library of Congress catalog number: 78-27117. ISBN: 0-393-95039-5 CL. Credit Hours: 3.0 Grade: B Other literature that I read on my own, but stems from the same topic or is similar in concept. Other Literature Textbooks: Bain, Carl E., Jerome Beaty, and J. Paul Hunter, The Norton Introduction to English Literature, New York, NY , W.W. Norton & Company, Inc., W.W. Norton & Company, Ltd. London, 1982 (Shorter 3rd Edition). Other Literature Textbooks: Mack, Maynard, Bernard M.W. Knox, John C. McGalliard, P.M. Pasinetti, Howard E. Hugo, Rene Wellel, Kenneth Douglas, Sarah Lawall, Editors, The Norton Anthology of World Masterpieces, ( Fourth Continental Edition in One Volume) New York, NY and London, W. W. Norton & Company, 1980. Maynard Mack, General Editor: Yale University Bernard M.W. Knox: Center for Hellenic Studies John C. McGalliard: The University of Iowa P.M. Pasinetti: University of California, Los Angeles Howard E. Hugo: University of California, Berkeley Rene Welleck: Yale University Kenneth Douglas: Yale University Sara Lawall: University of Massachusetts, Amherst
Other Literature: Graves, Robert, I, Claudius: From the Autobiography of Tiberius Claudius Born 10 B.C. Murdered and Diefied A.D. 54, New York, NY: Vintage International Edition, 1989. Other Literature: The Odyssey of Homer, Translation by Allen Mandelbaum with twelve engravings by Marialuisa de Romans, University of California Press, Berkeley, Los Angeles, New York, and Oxford, 1990. Other Literature: Orwell, George, Nineteen Eighty-Four, With an Introduction by Julian Symons, New York, Toronto: Everyman's Library A Borzoi Book by Alfred A. Knopf, Inc., 1992. Printed and Bound in Germany by Graphischer Grossbetrieb Possneck GmbH. Other Literature: Orwell, George, Animal Farm, With an Introduction by Julian Symons, New York, Toronto: Everyman's Library A Borzoi Book by Alfred A. Knopf, Inc., 1993. Printed and Bound in Germany by Graphischer Grossbetrieb Possneck GmbH. Other Literature: The Iliad Homer, Translated by Robert Fitzgerald, With an Introduction by Gregory Nagy, New York: Everyman's Library A Borzoi Book by Alfred A. Knopf, Inc.,1992. Printed and Bound in Germany by Graphischer Grossbetrieb Possneck GmbH. Gregory Nagy: Francis Jones Professor of Classical Greek Literature and Professor of Comparative Literature at Harvard University Other Literature: Heston, Charlton. In the Arena. New York, London, Toronto, Sydney, Tokyo, and Singapore: Simon & Schuester, Inc. 1995. University of Missouri-Kansas City: People that I met: Diane Voss, Doug Aach, John Burroughs II, Lynette Iles (iles), Beth Blitstein, Joel Aach. Sociology 10 Introduction to Sociology Fall Semester 1984 University of Missouri-St. Louis Credit Hours: 3.0 Grade: B Sociology 10: Introduction to Sociology: University of Missouri-St. Louis , Fall Semester 1984. Credit Hours: 3.0 Grade: B Anthropology 005 Human Origins Fall Semester 1983 University of Missouri-St. Louis Van Reidhead, PhD Credit Hours: 4.0 Grade: B Dr. Van Reidhead:University of Missouri-St. Louis , Fall Semester 1983 Anthropology 005: Human Origins Textbook: Campbell, Bernard G., Editor, Humankind Emerging, Boston, MA and Toronto, Canada: Little, Brown & Company, Inc. (Canada). 1982 (Third Edition). Bernard C. Campbell: University of California, Los Angeles
Cover Photograph: by Emory Kristof, National Geographic Society. Textbook: Zihlman, Adrienne L., The Human Evolution Coloring Book, New York, Cambridge, Philadelphia, London, Mexico City, Sao Paulo, Sydney: Barnes and Noble Books, A Division of Harper & Row, Publishers, 1982. Adrienne L. Zihlman: Professor of Anthropology at the University of California, Santa Cruz. Additional Literature: Vidal, Gore, Creation, New York, NY: Ballantine Books a division of Random House , Inc.; Toronto Canada: Random House of Canada Limited, 1981. Credit Hours: 4.0 Grade: B Dr. Van Reidhead:University of Missouri-St. Louis , Fall Semester 1983 Anthropology 005: Human Origins Classmates: Dan Francescon Anthropology 133 World Prehistory Winter Semester 1984 University of Missouri-St. Louis Van Reidhead, PhD Credit Hours: 3.0 Grade: B Dr. Van Reidhead: University of Missouri-St. Louis , Winter Semester 1984. Anthropology 133: World Prehistory Textbook: Fagan, Brian M., People of the Earth: An Introduction to World Prehistory, Boston, MA and Toronto, Canada: Little, Brown & Company (Canada) Ltd, 1983 (Fourth Edition). Brian M. Fagan: University of California, Santa Barbara. Cover Photograph: Himer Fotoarchiv Munchen, gold mask of a bearded man, from Shaft Grave V at Mycenae, Greece. Sixteenth Century B.C. Credit Hours: 3.0 Grade: B Biology 001 General Biology Winter Semester 1984 University of Missouri-St. Louis Credit Hours: 3.0 Grade: B Biology 001: General Biology: University of Missouri-St. Louis , Winter Semester 1984 Credit Hours: 3.0 Grade: B
Astronomy 001 Cosmic Evolution Introduction to Astronomy Fall Semester 1983 University of Missouri-St. Louis Credit Hours: 4.0 Grade: C Astronomy 001: Cosmic Evolution, Introduction to Astronomy, University of Missouri-St. Louis, Fall Semester 1983. Textbook: Abel, George O., Realm of the Universe, Philadelphia, PA: Saunders College/Holt, Rinehart and Winston, 1980 (Second Edition). George Ogden Abel: University of California, Los Angeles Photographs: Jupiter and two of its satellites (Io left, and Europa) , photographed by Voyager I on February 13, 1979. (NASA/JPL) Photographs: The peculiar elliptical galaxy NGC 5128 in Centaurius. ( Association of Universities for Research in Astronomy, Inc. The Cerro Tololo Inter-American Observatory). Photographs: The Orion Nebula (Hale Observatories). Photographs: The 5-m (200-inch) telescope (Hale Observatories). Photographs: The Observer's Cage at the prime focus of the 5-m telescope (Hale Observatories). Photographs: The 122-cm (48-inch) Schmidt telescope at Palomar (Hale Observatories). Photographs: The 3-m (120 inch) telescope of the Lick Observatory (Lick Observatory). Photographs: The 1-m (40 Inch) refracting telescope (Yerkes Observatory). Photographs: The Robert McMath solar telescope (Kitt Peak National Observatory). Photographs: The heliostat mirrors of the McMath solar telescope (Kitt Peak National Observatory). Photographs: The Kitt Peak National Observatory (Kitt Peak National Observatory). Photographs: The 90 -m (300 foot) radio telescope ( National Radio Observatory). Photographs: Voyager spacecraft en route to Jupiter (NASA). Photographs: The 4-m telescope of the Inter-American Observatory at Cerro Tololo, Chile. (Association of Universities for Research in Astronomy, Inc. The Cerro Tololo Inter-American Observatory). Photographs: The Special Astrophysical Observatory of the Academy of Sciences of the U.S.S.R. On mount Pastukhov in the Caucasus. The 6-m telescope, the world's largest optical telescope. (Fotokhronica TASS-Sovoto). Photographs: Grote Reber's original radio telescope. (National Radio Astronomy Observatory) Photographs: The twin 90-ft radio telescopes of the Radio Observatory of the California Institute of Technology. (California Institute of Technology). Photographs: Part of the Y-shaped Very Large Array (VLA), near Socorro, New Mexico. (National Radio Astronomy Observatory). Photographs: The 305-m (1000-ft) dish at the National Astronomy and Ionosphere Center, Arecibo, Puerto Rico. Operated by Cornell University and sponsored by the National Science Foundation. (Cornell University). Photographs: Radio telescopes at the Goldstone Tracking Station. (NASA/JPL). Photographs: The earth and moon, photographed by Voyager I on its way to Jupiter. (NASA). Photographs: The full moon, photographed by Apollo 17 astronauts. (NASA). Photographs: India and Sri Lanka, looking north with the Bay of Bengal on the right. Gemini XI photograph taken from an altitude of 410 nautical miles. (NASA). Photographs: Astronaut Harrison Schmitt working beside a large boulder on the moon. The lunar roving vehicle is at t he left. (NASA). Photographs: The earth , photographed by the Applications Technological Satellite (ATS III) from an altitude of 36,000 km. (NASA). Photographs: The eclipsed moon. (Celestron International).
Photographs: The solar eclipse of October 23, 1976. Seen from Ballaret, Victoria, Australia. (Photographed by Charles David Long). Photographs: The solar eclipse of March 7, 1970. (NASA). Photographs: A sequence of photographs of the solar eclipse of June 20, 1974. Photographed by Stephen Schiller. Photographs: Mars, photographed with the 5-m telescope on Palomar Mountain. (Hale Observatory). Photographs: Saturn, photographed with the 3-m telescope of the Lick Observatory. (Lick Observatory). Photographs: North America nebula in Cygnus. NGC 7000 (Hale Observatory). Photographs: The Lagoon nebula in Sagittarius, M8. (Kitt Peak National Laboratory). Photographs: The Trifid nebula in Sagittarius. (Kitt Peak National Observatory). Photographs: The Orion Nebula (Hale Observatories). Photographs: The globular cluster M13. (U.S. Naval Observatory). Photographs: The Rosette nebula in Monoceros, NGC 2237, photographed with the Palomar Schmidt telescope. (Hale Observatories). Figure 17.2: Nebulosity in Monoceros, situated in the south outer region of the young cluster NGC 2264. Photographed in red light with the 5.08-m telescope. (Hale Observatories). Figure 17.13: IC 443 probably a supernova remnant. ( Hale Observatories). Photographs: The Bubble nebula, NGC 7635, in Cepheus. (Lick Observatory). Figure 18.11: In visible light, Cygnus X-1 appears as an ordinary star. (Dr. Jerome Kristian, Hale Observatory). Figure 18.12: Cygnus X-1 in the light of X-rays, as observed by the Einstein X- ray telescope. (courtesy of the Harvard-Smithsonian Center for Astrophysics) Figure 20.4: The Andromeda galaxy, M31, photographed with the 48-inch Schmidt telescope. (Hale Observatories). Figure: 20.5: NGC 4565, a spiral galaxy in Coma Berenices. Seen edge-on. Photographed in red light with the 200-inch telescope. (Hale Observatories). Figure 20.6: The Sc galaxy NGC 5194 (M51) and its irregular II companion, NGC 5195. photographed with the 200-inch telescope. (Hale Observatories). Figure 20.7: NGC 3031 (M81), spiral galaxy in Ursa Major, photographed with the 200-inch telescope. (Hale Observatories) Figure 20.8: NGC 1300, barred spiral galaxy in Eridanus, photographed with the 200-inch telescope. (Hale Observatories). Figure 20.9: NGC 4486 (M87). Giant elliptical galaxy in Virgo. Note the many visible globular clusters in the galaxy. (Kitt Peak National Observatory). Figure 20.10: Leo II, a dwarf elliptical galaxy (negative print), photographed with the 200-inch telescope. (Hale Observatories). Figure 20.11: The Large Cloud of Magellan. (Hale Observatories). Figure 20.12: NGC 3034 (M82), an irregular II galaxy in Ursa Major. (Hale Observatories). Figure 20.18: The peculiar elliptical galaxy NGC 5128 in Centaurius, a strong radio source, photographed with the 200-inch telescope. (Hale Observatories). Photograph: M32, a small Local Group elliptical galaxy in Andromeda. (U.S. Naval Observatory). Photograph: The spiral galaxy M51 in Canes Venatici. (U. S. Naval Observatory). Photograph: The edge-on spiral galaxy NGC 4564 (U.S. Naval Observatory). Photograph: The spiral galaxy NGC 253 in Sculptor. (Hale Observatory)
Photograph: The irregular galaxy M82 in Ursa Major. (U.S. Naval Observatory) Figure 20.21: The interspacing pair of galaxies NGC 4038 and NGC 4039 (Hale Observatories). Figure 20.22: The elliptical galaxy NGC 4486 (M87); this 200-inch telescope photograph was taken with a very short exposure time to show the nuclear  jet.  Figure 21.1: A remote cluster of galaxies for which there is a measured redshift (negative print). The cluster is receding from us at 36 percent the speed of light. It was discovered because its brightest member galaxy is a radio source, 3C295. Photographed with an image tube at the 3-m telescope of the Lick Observatory. (Courtesy H. Ford, UCLA). Textbook: Schwartz, Richard D., Exercises in Astronomy, 1982 (Second Edition). Credit Hours: 4.0 Grade: C Other Literature: Moore, Patrick, Astronomers' Stars, New York, NY and London: W.W. Norton & Company, Inc. and W. W. Norton & Company, Ltd. (London), 1989. Other Literature: Whitney, Charles A., Whitney's Star Finder, New York and Canada: Alfred A. Knopf, Inc. and Random House of Canada Limited, Toronto, 1989 ( Fifth Edition). Photographs: Great Nebula of Orion (Lick Observatory, University of California, Santa Cruz). Charles Allen Whitney: B.S. Physics Massachusetts Institute of Technology, M.A and PhD Astronomy Harvard University Art History 005 Introduction to Art Fall Semester 1983 University of Missouri-St. Louis T. Pickerel Credit Hours: 3.0 Grade: B T. Pickerel : University of Missouri-St. Louis , Fall Semester: 1983. Art History 005 : Introduction to Art Textbook: Janson, HW, and Samuel Cauman, A Basic History of Art, Prentise Hall, Inc., Englewood Cliffs, NJ , Harry N. Abrams, Inc., New York, Harry N. Abrams B.V. The Netherlands: (2nd Edition). H.W. Janson: Professor of Fine Arts, New York University Samuel Cauman: Revised by Anthony F. Janson: Senior Curator at the Indianapolis Museum of Art. Cover Photograph:  Dying Warrior  from the east pediment of the Temple at Aegina, C. 490 B.C., Marble , length 72 . Glyptothek, Munich. Credit Hours: 3.0 Grade: B
Art History 105 Art Masterpieces University of Missouri-St. Louis Fall Semester 1986 Credit Hours: 3.0 Grade: B Art History 105: Art Masterpieces University of Missouri-St. Louis, Fall Semester 1986. Textbook: World, Milo, and Edmund Cykler. An Introduction to Music and Art in the Western World, Dubuque, Iowa: WCB Wm. C. Brown Company Publishers, 1984 (Seventh Edition). Milo World: Linfiled College Edmund Cykler: University of Oregon, emeritus Cover photograph: Three Musicians, 1921. Oil on canvas, 6'7'' x 7'3 3/4  Collection: The Museum of Modern Art, New York, New York. Mrs. Simon Guggenheim Fund. Credit Hours: 3.0 Grade: B Art 112 Foundation Drawing Winter Semester 1986 University of Missouri-Kansas City Credit Hours: 3.0 Grade: A Art 112:Foundation Drawing, University of Missouri-Kansas City, Winter Semester 1986. "The Keyhole" -pen and ink drawing by Rosemary M. Mrazik Credit Hours: 3.0 Grade: A University of Missouri-Kansas City: People that I met: Diane Voss, Doug Aach, John Burroughs II, Lynette Iles (iles), Beth Blitstein, Joel Aach. Art History 215 Greek Archeology and Art Winter Semester 1988 University of Missouri-St. Louis Dr. Heldman
Credit Hours: 3.0 Grade: A Dr. Heldman: University of Missouri-St. Louis, Winter Semester 1988. Art History 215: Greek Art and Archeology Textbooks: M. Robertson. A Shorter History of Greek Art. Cambridge, New York, New Rochelle, Melbourne, Sydney: The Press Syndicate of the University of Cambridge, 1981. Professor Martin Robertson: Cover Design: Mosaic from Pella showing Dionysos riding a panther. Ministry of Culture and Science (TAP Service), Athens. Textbooks: J.J. Pollitt, Art and Experience in Classical Greece. Cambridge, London, New York, New Rochelle, Melbourne, Sydney: Cambridge University Press, 1972. J.J. Pollitt: Professor of Classical Archeology and History of Art, Department of Classics Yale University. Cover Design: Based on the Achilles-Penthesilea Kylix (Munich). "The Running Artemis" by Rosemary M. Mrazik, A Study of a Greek Statue at the St. Louis Art Museum. April 12, 1988 Sources of Information: St. Louis Art Museum: Label on the Running Artemis Statue. Sources of Information: Barthell,Edward E. Jr , Gods and Goddesses of Ancient Greece. Florida: University of Miami Press, 1971, p17. Sources of Information: Bieber, M., The Sculpture of the Hellenistic Age. New York: 1961 p. 116. Sources of Information: Lullies, Reinhard, Greek Sculpture. New York: Harry N. Abrams, Inc. 1960 p255. Sources of Information: Robertson, Martin, A Shorter History of Greek Art (Cambridge University Press, 1981) p194. Sources of Information: Harrison, Jane, Mythology, Our Debt to Greece and Rome (New York, NY: Cooper Square Publishers, Inc., 1963), p114. Sources of Information: Richter, Gisela M.A., The Sculpture and Sculptors of the Greeks. London: Yale University Press, 1970.  The paper describes the  Running Artemis  statue at the St. Louis Art Museum. It is a single, female statue done in marble of the goddess Artemis, running. The piece was Sculpted by a Greek artist in approximately 150 to 100 B.C., during the Hellenistic period of art. It is a prototype done in the fourth century B.C. The main direction Of the paper is to explore Artemis first as a statue in terms of the formal elements of composition, line, color, modeling, symbolism, and then relate the subject of Artemis With the society that created her.  Credit Hours: 3.0 Grade: A Art History 015 Early Arts of Africa and Oceania Winter Semester 1987 University of Missouri-St. Louis Ken Anderson Credit Hours: 3.0 Grade: B Mr. Ken Anderson: University of Missouri-St. Louis , Winter Semester 1987.
Art History 015: Primitive/Tribal Arts Early Arts of Africa and Oceania Required Textbooks: Bascom, William. African Art in a Cultural Perspective, An Introduction. New York and London: W. W. Norton & Company, Inc. 1973. William Bascom: Director of the Robert H. Lowie Museum of Anthropology of the University of California, Berkeley. Suggested Readings: Ritual Art of the South Seas-The Morton D. May Collection by Lee Parsons. Suggested Readings: African Tribal Images-The Katherine White Reswick Collection by William Fagg Suggested Readings: The Art of the Pacific Islands by Peter Gathercole, Adrienne Kaeppler, Douglas Newton (National Gallery of Art, Washington).   Primitive Art refers to the artistic output of pre-literate, areal cultures, each of which developed and nurtured its own tradition.  P. Wingert  Traditional Arts of primitive people refers to the art that existed as part of the culture before European influences.  P. Wingert Regions Covered by Ken Anderson: Africa Western Sudan Style Region: Dogon (Awa Society)-Toguna and Nomos, Bambara, Bobo, Senufo: Countries: Mali, Upper Volta, and Ivory Coast Guinea Coast Style Region: Mende (Bundu Society), Dan (Poro Society), Baule. Countries: Sierra Leone and Ivory Coast Nigerian Style Region: Nok, Ife, Benin, Yoruba (Gelede, Efa, Egun, Ibeji, Shango). Countries: Nigeria Cameroon Style Region:Bamum Countries: Cameroon Congo Style Regions: Kongo (Bakongo) Countries: Zaire East Africa Style Region Oceania Indonesia Micronesia Melanesia: New Guinea: Geelvinck Bay, Lake Sentani, Sepik River Region-Tambrum and Chambri Lake Pottery, Maprik, Central Highlands (Mt. Hagan), Astrolabe Bay, Tami-Huon Gulf, Hassim-Trobriand Island, Papuan Gulf- Ravi House, Torres Strait, Asmat Melansia: Admiralty Island, New Britain, New Ireland, Solomon Islands, New Hebrides, New Caledonia Australia Polynesia Credit Hours: 3.0 Grade: B Art History 255 UMSL Art 255 Winter Semester 1988 University of Missouri-St. Louis Credit Hours: 3.0 Grade: B
Art History 255: UMSL Art 255: Modern Art University of Missouri-St. Louis, Winter Semester 1988. Textbook: UMSL Art 255 Modern Art 79 Prints, Winchester, MA: Prepared by The University Prints, 1988. A special study set of fine art reproductions. Credit Hours: 3.0 Grade: B ======================= ======================= Parkway Central Junior/Senior High School This is found on USA JOBS.gov, Neogov, and Linkedin.com Parkway Central Senior High School 369 North Woods Mill Road Chesterfield, MO 63017 1978-1983, Grade 8-12, GPA 3.480 Parkway Central Junior High School 471 N Woods Mill Rd, Chesterfield, MO 63017 General course of study-preparation for college. Latin (including Honors Latin), Biology (including Advanced Biology), Psychology, English Literature (including Honors English), Math (including Algebra-Trigonometry and Math Analysis), Art and Drawing. Extra curricular activities: Track-4 years, Model UN Club (International Club), National Junior Honor Society 1979-1980. Accumulative GPA is 3.480 Mrs. Ziwot-Honors English-1981-82 1982-Paper written about a poet, Sara Teasdale. Mr. Gannon-U.S. Government-1981-82 1982- Paper written about Justice Sandra Day O'Conner. The appointment of Sandra Day O'Conner to the Supreme Court. Mrs. Kraus-Middle East Studies-1980-81 1981-Paper written about Turkey "The Westernization of Turkey" Mrs. Doering-Latin Class Teacher-1980-83 Latin Class 5 years: Grades 8-12 Honors Latin Class in Sr. Year 1980-81 International Club (Model UN Club); I have the roster from the club. Sponsor: Mrs. Kraus-English Teacher. 1980-81 International Club (Model UN Club) Sponsor: Mrs. Kraus-English Teacher. Partial Roster
Jim Wu-President Mimi Gruner-Vice-President Eddie Becker-Secretary Mary Kim-Treasurer Beth Blitstein Carol Cordry Lisa Masters Susan Stroker Track-4 years total: 3 years in highschool and 1 year in junior high school. I have the track roster and the track team photos. 1980 Coach: Nina Roberts 1981-1983 Coach: William A. Sodeman Track 1980 Coach: Nina Roberts 1981-1983 Coach: William A. Sodeman Partial Roster Maria Vitale Beth Blitstein Wendy Kanes Susan Stroker Kim Nance Allison Osterloh National Jr. Honor Society. Listed in Who's Who Among American High School Students: 1981-82; 1982-83. May 28, 1980: Math Honor Roll Certificate Signed by James B. Harry-Principal and Virginia Hurt-Math Chairperson. Class Schedule by Grade and Year Grade 8, 1978-1979 Unified Studies; Grades B, B; Teachers USB Team Pre Algebra; Grades C, B; Teacher Sanford Earth Science; Grades B, B; Teacher Kestle-Vemmer Latin A; Grades A, A; Teacher St. Clair Home Economics; Grades B; Teacher Bornemann PE Girls; Grade A, A; Teachers PE Staff Study Hour Grade 9, 1979-1980 English I; Grade B, B; Teacher Mrs. Helfrich Modern American History; Grade A, A; Teacher Mr. Gallo Algebra IB; Grade A,A; Teacher Mr. Disterhauf * Physical Science I; Grade B, B; Teacher Mrs. Wood Latin IB; Grades A, A; Teacher Mr. St. Clair Art I; Grades A, A; Teacher Mrs. Preusse Typing I; Grades B, B;Teacher Phillips Physical Ed; Grades A, A; Teacher Jones Grade 10, 1980-1981 English II; Grades A, A; Teacher Mr. Helfrich
Middle East Studies; Grades A; Teacher Mrs. Kraus Shaping Western Society; Grades B, Teacher Sullivan Unified Geometry; Grades B, B; Teacher Mr. Fuchs Biology; Grades A, A; Latin III; Grades A, A; Teacher Mrs. Doering Drivers Ed; Grades B, Teacher Schnell Physical Ed; Grades B; Teacher Major Grade 11, 1981-1982 *Honors English III; Grades B, B; Teacher Mrs. Ziwot US Government; Grades B; Teacher Mr. Gannon Psychology; Grades A; Teacher Mr. Rayburn Algebra II-Trig; Grades B, C; Teacher Mrs. Lynam Chemistry; Grades C, C; Teacher Mrs. Wanner Latin IV; Grades A, A; Teacher Mrs. Doering Drawing I; Grades A; Teacher Mrs. Davis Physical Ed; Grades A; Teacher Ms. Roberts Grade 12, 1982-1983 Composition; Grades B; Teacher Boyle, D English Lit. I; Grades A; Teacher Mr. Beck English Lit II; Grades B; Teacher Mr. Beck Math Analysis; Grades B, C; Teacher Mr. Fuchs * Adv Biology; Grades B, B; Teacher Mr. Shumate * Latin V; Grades A, Honors; Teacher Mrs. Doering Drawing II; Grade A, Teacher Mrs. Davis Painting I; Grade A; Teacher Mrs. Davis Senior Survival; Grade A; Teacher Mrs. Buckley ================= ================= Years Grade School Names 1976-1978 St. Thomas Apostle School 3350 St. Catherine St. Florissant, MO 63033 Grade 6-7 Class Photos for grades 6-7. Sr. Joan Galli,CSJ-Principal: 1977-1978 Sr. Margaret Brennan, CSJ-Principal: 1976-1977 Rev. Burke-Pastor Grade 6: 1976-1977: Mrs. Hanses Grade 7: 1977-1978: Mrs. Dell'Orco Certificate of Baptism-given to me from the school. Classmates Virginia Rottler, Jane Dunn ============================= 1974-1976 Maryland Grade School Clayton, MO 63105
Grade 4-5 Class Photo for grade 4. Class Photo for grade 5 is missing. Dr. Mueller-Principal Grade 4: 1974-1975: Mrs. Norris Grade 5: 1975-1976: Miss Carolyn Hackman Class report for General Foods Corporation Letter from Joanne M. Robinson, Public Relations Assistant, New Bureau: 914-694- 2429, Home Phone: 914-963-1456. General Foods Corporation, 250 North Street, White Plains, NY 10625. News Bureau: John F. Manfredi, Associate Director 914-694-2415 Raymond J. McCoy Associate Manager 914-694-2403 Raymond T. Callender Specialist 914-694-2402  Funmeal: Burger Chef's Special for Kids  General Foods Annual Report Fiscal 1973 General Foods Family Album Four photographs of the Burger King Funmeal.  The Works Bar,   Specially Designed New Equipment,   When You are Hungry for Fun,   Specially Designed New Equipment 2.  Possibly bought shares of General Foods with this class project? Class papers written: "The Philippines" and " Tampa Florida," and Texas by Rosemary M. Mrazik. Classmates Melanie Gurley Mr. Uchatell's Daughter =========================== 1971-1974 McGrath Grade School 2350 St. Clair Avenue Brentwood, MO with a zip code of 63144 Office telephone number is (314) 962-6824 Fax telephone number is (314) 962-6541 Grade 1-3 Brentwood School District website: http://www.brentwoodmoschools.org/ and McGrath Elementary School website: http://www.brentwoodmoschools.org/apps/pages/index.jsp? uREC_ID=252001&type=d&pREC_ID=577495. Class Photos for grades 1-3 Mr. E. Renfroe-Principal Grade 1: 1971-1972: Miss Barlow Grade 2: 1972-1973: Mrs. Kuester Grade 3: 1973-1974: Mrs. Costello ============================ Immacolata School
Church: 8900 Clayton Rd., St. Louis, MO 63117 School: 8910 Clayton Rd., St. Louis, MO 63117 Contact Telephone number for the church and school: (314) 991-5700. Contact the Immacolata church and school for general questions, by email, at contactus@immacolata.org. The Immacolata website for directions and general information is at http://www.immacolata.org/. Kathleen Ann Myers-my mother, was married to Mr. Fowler at this time; we possibly lived in Richmond Heights, Missouri at this time. ====== 1969 or 1970 (?) pre-school Happy Time Preschool St. Charles, MO

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Rosemary margaret (myers) mrazik (cobb), transcripts, saturday november 4, 2017 post bacc classes, bachelor's, high school

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    eaves Cerritos ApartmentHomes by Avalon at www.eavesCerritos.com: (Current: April 13, 2017 throughout April 13, 2019); the current contact for the leasing office is Justin Kanter, Community Consultant, at Justin_Kanter@AvalonBay.com; contact telephone: (562) 865-1421, contact facsimile: (652) 865-8284; contact address for the leasing office is 11421 East 186th Street, Artesia, California 90701. Artesia is adjacent to Cerritos. eaves Cerritos Apartment Homes is within walking distance to the Los Cerritos Center shopping mall; less than one half mile, a three minute walk, or across the street; there is plenty of free parking. (My current and leased apartment from April 13, 2017 throughout April 13, 2019): at eaves Cerritos Apartment Homes. Rosemary Margaret (Myers) Mrazik (Cobb): 11421 East 186th Street, Apartment 125, Artesia, California 90701. Preferred Contact Telephone Number, Google Voice: (424) 241-2146; Secondary Contact Telephone Number, Mobile Phone: (818) 325- 9841, a Tracfone prepaid wireless service. Preferred Contact Email Address: rmm038 @ gmail .com; Secondary Contact Email Address: rmm038 @ yahoo .com. My home and landline telephone number, when living with Kathleen Ann Myers and Thomas Howard Cobb and enrolled in Parkway Central Junior and Senior High Schools in Chesterfield, Missouri, in Somerton Subdivision at 12907 Nimes Drive in Creve Coeur, Missouri with a zip code of 63141. (Prior Address: November 1, 2014 throughout October 30, 2015): Mariners Village Apartments. Rosemary M. (Myers) Mrazik (Cobb): My prior and leased apartment at Mariner’s Village Apartments; 14000 Old Harbor Lane, Apartment 203, Marina del Rey, California 90292. My Preferred Contact Telephone Number, Mobile Telephone Number, (818) 325-9841, a Tracfone prepaid wireless service. (Prior Address: Resided: July 26, 2007 throughout February 28, 2013): I rented a room from the House Owner, Michael J. Mattingly with The Real Estate Group; I rented the room, only, for $575.00 per month; the area and the shops within walking distance remind me of my home in Creve Coeur, Missouri. Rosemary Margaret (Myers) Mrazik (Cobb): I rented a room from the House Owner, Michael J. Mattingly with The Real Estate Group; 1971 avenida Feliciano, Rancho Palos Verdes, California 90275-1006. My Mobile Telephone Number: (818) 325- 9841, a Tracfone Prepaid Wireless Service; my secondary mobile telephone number with Verizon Contacted Wireless Service, no longer in service: (310) 406-4732 and (310) 406-6732. (Prior address: April 20, 2004 throughout November 8, 2005): Aviation Apartment Homes, located within a five minute or 1.1 mile walk to Northrup Grumman Space Park. Rosemary Margaret (Myers) Mrazik (Cobb): My prior and leased apartments at Aviation Apartment Homes with Lawrence K. Iwaki, Jr PhD at 2704 Aviation Boulevard, Apartment 12 and 16, Redondo Beach, California 90278; Old Mobile Telephone Number: (310) 683-9584, and Home Telephone Number: (310) 379-1580. Rosemary Margaret (Myers) Mrazik (Cobb): Old Mobile Telephone Number: (310) 406- 4732; Old Mobile Telephone Number: (310) 406-6732; Old Mobile Telephone Number: (310) 683-9584. (Prior Address: February 1, 2000 throughout May 22, 2003): Rosemary Margaret (Myers) Mrazik (Cobb); my name is on the lease/rental agreement at West Pointe Apartments/Bennington Heights Apartments, 1922 Western Cape Drive, Apartment D, Creve Coeur/Maryland Heights (?), Missouri 63146; My Telephone Numbers: Home (314) 576-5847, My First Mobile Telephone bought by Lawrence K. Iwaki, Jr., PhD. (636) 485-0410. My Past Email Addresses: 2004, RoseMrazik@aol.com; 2005, RosemaryMrazik@aol.com;
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    2005, RosemaryMrazik@msn.com; 2005,RosemaryMrazik@verizon.net; ? year, RosemaryMrazik@yahoo.com; ? year, RosemaryMrazik@gmail.com; ? year, RMM038@sbcglobal.net; ? year, RoseMrazik@yahoo.com. Rosemary M. Mrazik PO Box 2112 Palos Verdes Peninsula, CA 90274 Mobile Phone: (310) 406-6732 RMM038 @ gmail .com Post Baccalaureate Pre-Medical Classes; University of Missouri-St. Louis This is found on USA JOBS.gov, Neogov, and Linkedin.com University Of Missouri-St. Louis 8001 Natural Bridge Road St. Louis, MO 63121 Pre-medical Classes at the University of Missouri-St. Louis: 1996 – 2003. Attended from the Fall semester 1996 to the Winter semester 2003. Classes include Physics 011&012, Biology 011&012, General Chemistry 011&012, Organic Chemistry 261, Calculus (Math 100), and General Psychology 003. Laboratories completed with the following classes: Physics 011&012, Biology 011&012, General Chemistry 011&012. There are plans to complete the second semester in Organic Chemistry with the laboratory as my funds allow. Total GPA Calculations University of Missouri-St. Louis GPA is 2.546. The University of Missouri GPA is 2.614. Cumulative GPA is 2.614, based on a total of 183.0 grade points from 1983 to 2003 and a 4.0 grade point system. Pre-medical science GPA 3.123 based on 44 credit hours and 137.4 grade points earned. Work/Student Loans Worked 40 hours per week at Hunter Engineering Company, 8:15am-5:00pm Monday -Friday while taking classes at the University. Funding for the classes are a combination of Federal Loans and money earned while working 40 hous per week in the day at Hunter Engineering Company. The Federal Direct Loans are in the process of being repaid. 10/28/1999:Studied an average of 10-20 hours per week while working 40 hours per week at Hunter Engineering. Volunteer Work DePaul Health Center 12303 DePaul Drive St. Louis, MO 63044-9990 Barbara Toulster Director-Auxillary Volunteer Services (314) 344-7083 Char Langfield R.N.
  • 3.
    Employee Health Nurse (314)344-7888 Two letters are on file documenting the hours served at DePaul Hospital. 1998: The hours served as of 7/15/1998 is 11.50 hours. 1999: The hours served as of 7/17/1999 is 29.25 hours; the previous hours served is 37.75 hours; the total hours served are 67.00 hours. Completed while working full time at Hunter Engineering Company. Pre-Health Professions Advisor Harvey P. Friedman, PhD College of Arts and Sciences University of Missouri-St. Louis 204 Stadler Hall 8001 Natural Bridge Road St. Louis, MO 63121-4499 (314) 516-6218 Emails are on file for the advisor. Written while working at Hunter Engineering Company. May, 1999: Navy Recruiter Talked to Lt. Julie Svotney Navy Medical Officer about entering the Navy as a way to pay for medical school. 314-331-4337 11/15/1995 St. Louis University Donald O. Schreiweis, PhD Director Preprofessional Health Studies 3511 Laclede Ave. St. Louis, MO 63103-2010 (314) 977-2840 Attempted to do to gain entrance to St. Louis University for pre-medicine. Because I had no funds, I planned to pay for college by taking out another school loan. The loans were ready to be signed, but at the last minute, the person co-signing the loan, my mother, declined to sign . I then returned to work at First Services, L.P. in the Central Information Department (CID) as a clerk. Monique Datillo, the supervisor, quickly rehired me as a favor. My next plan was to pay for the college classes by working at a higher paying job and taking classes in the evening at the University of Missouri-St. Louis. Letter is on file to Monigue Datillo and Karen Bartnett concerning my intent to go to medical school. =========================== Professors Dr. L. Friedman (314) 516-6210; Biology Department; Professor Dr. Mariette Baxendale (314) 516-6221: Biology Department; Kristine Motherhead (314) 516-6200; Biology Department Dr. James Trager (314) 516-6200; Biology Department; Professor, (314) 451-3512; Shaw Arboretum Diego Perez-Salic Biology Department; Lab Instructor Mike Hsu (314) 516-6819; Mathmatics; Professor R.J. Kashuba (314) 777-5162; Mathmatics; Professor Al Stanger Mathmatics Department; Supplemental Instructor
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    Dr. Mannino (314)654-5634; Chemistry Department; Professor Dr. J. Dence (314) 516-7098: Chemistry Department; Professor Dr. Gutwieler (314) 516-5338; Chemistry Department; Professor Dr. Sterns Chemistry Department; Professor Gary Nichols Chemistry Department; Lab Instructor; PhD Candidate Donna Kramer (314) 516-5311: Chemistry Department Mary Leopold, PhD (314) 516-5933; Physics Department; Professor Dr. Gabor Balazs Physics Department; Lab Instructor Dr. Lucy He Physics Department; Lab Instructor Wentao Qin Physics Department; Lab Instructor Dr. Marti Bonne (314) 516-5391: Psychology Department; Professor Notes: Fall Semester 1999 Chemistry 011-Introductory Chemistry I The preprofessional advisor recommended that I retake this class due to a letter grade of a C- in 1997. The class was retaken with Dr. Gutwieler as the professor. Part of the requirement for this class was to keep a chemistry notebook. The chemistry notebook was kept by the professor and not returned to me after the class ended. Winter Semester 2000 Chemistry 012-Introductory Chemistry II The letter grade of "Y" is an unauthorized withdrawal-No basis for evaluation. In March 2000, my Dad, Richard R. Mrazik had heart surgery-5 bypass heart surgery. I withdrew from the class after the news of his surgery. Fall Semester 2000 For 6 weeks, I took care of my mother following her foot surgery. She was teaching marketing classes at Fontbonne College in the evenings. It was my job to drive her to class. For this reason, I could not continue to both take my premedical classes in the evenings, and work full time in the days at Hunter Engineering Company; I could only work full time at Hunter Engineering Company, instead. Winter Semester 2001 Chemistry 012-Introductory Chemistry II I was retaking this class, but only received a grade of C-. Due to statistics, it was entirely possible for me to obtain a B or B+ in this class. I reserved the entire day of the final for study. At the last minute, I received news of a funeral for my step-mother's brother-the day of the final. So, I attended the funeral instead of studying. Without studying enough hours for the final and since the final is weighted heavier for grade calculations, my final grade was reduced from a possible B or B+ to a C-. Mary Leopold, PhD I frequently email Dr. Leopold while working at Hunter Engineering Company. I have the majority of these emails on file. She acted as a friend (mentor?) when I was her physics student. I stayed after class to work on equations at the chalk board. Dr. J. Dence I have an email on file concerning Dr. Dence. This was sent to me, while working at Hunter Engineering Company, from (?) Anne LeKamp, a fellow chemistry student. Dr. Mannino - I stayed after class to work on equations at the chalk board.
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    ======================== Classes by Year Biology011 Introduction to Biology I Fall Semester 1996 University of Missouri-St. Louis Instructor: Dr. L. Friedman Discussion Group: Dr. Mariette Baxendale Laboratory Teacher’s Assistant: Kristine Motherhead Lecture: M,W; 5:30pm-6:45pm Discussion: M; 6:55-7:45pm Laboratory: W; 6:55pm-9:55pm Credit Hours: 5.0 Grade: B+ Textbook: Worked 40 hours per week at Hunter Engineering Company, 8:15am-5:00pm Monday -Friday while taking classes. Classmates: Constance Cafazza, Marcy Hammerle, Bruce Kelly, Mari Burk, Toby Lauer, Nicole Davis, Laura Schulte. Laboratory Partners:Constance Cafazza, Marcy Hammerle, Bruce Kelly Independent Investigation and a paper written with my lab partners: "The Effect of Temperature on Ladybugs (Hippodamia Convergens)" Laboratories: Digestion Circulation Diffusion and Osmosis Scientific Inquirey Nervous System Properties of Enzymes Pigments of Photosynthesis Microscopes and Basic Units Mitosis DNA Model and DNA Restriction DNA Fingerprinting: Part I: this included sampling our DNA for the study. The DNA was used from my lab partners and myself. The lab is on file. DNA Fingerprinting: Part II Protein Synthesis Computer Program ====== Math 035 Trigonometry Fall Semester 1996 University of Missouri-St. Louis Instructor: Mike Hsu T,TH; 5:30pm-6:30pm Credit Hours: 2.0 Grade: C Textbook: Worked 40 hours per week at Hunter Engineering Company, 8:15am-5:00pm Monday -Friday while taking classes. ======
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    Biology 012 Introductory BiologyII Winter Semester 1997 University of Missouri-St. Louis Instructor: Dr. James Trager Discussion Group: Dr. James Trager Laboratory Teachers Assitant: Diego Perez-Salic Lecture: M,W; 5:30pm-6:45pm Discussion Group: M; 6:55-7:45pm Laboratory: W; 6:55pm-9:55pm Credit Hours: 5.0 Grade: A Textbook: Worked 40 hours per week at Hunter Engineering Company, 8:15am-5:00pm Monday -Friday while taking classes. Classmates: Constance Cafazza, Marcy Hammerle, Bruce Kelly, Mari Burk, Toby Lauer, Nicole Davis, Laura Schulte. Laboratory Partners:Constance Cafazza, Mari Burk, Toby Lauer, Nicole Davis, Laura Schulte Papers Written with the lab partners: "Mimicry-Are Local Birds able to Distinguish Between Palatable and Unpalatable Prey and Therefore Affect the Evolution of Mimicry?" Mimicry Laboratory "Is the Brassica rapa Population Evolving?" Population Genetics Laboratory Laboratories: Global Distribution of Climate and Life Diversity of Protist and Animals Diversity of Animals II Angiosperm Form and Function I Angiosperm Form and Function II Plant Diversity in Form and Function Protein Electrophoresis and Population Genetics in Brassica rapa Protein Electrophoresis and Population Genetics in Brassica rapa (Interpretation of Banding Patterns) Cladistics Factors Affecting Population Growth Effects of Environment on Population Growth Rates in Algae Mimicry ====== Math 100 Basic Calculus Winter Semester 1997 University of Missouri-St. Louis Instructor: R.J. Kashuba Laboratory Teachers Assitant: Al Stanger Lecture: T,Th; 5:30pm-7:00pm Credit Hours: 3.0 Grade: B
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    Textbook: Worked 40 hoursper week at Hunter Engineering Company, 8:15am-5:00pm Monday -Friday while taking classes. ===== Chemistry 011 Introductory Chemistry I Fall Semester 1997 University of Missouri-St. Louis Instructor: Dr. Sterns Discussion Group: Dr. Sterns Laboratory Teachers Assistant: Gary Nichols Lecture: M,W; 5:30pm-6:45pm Discussion Group: M; 6:55-7:45pm Laboratory: W; 6:55pm-9:55pm Credit Hours: 5.0 Grade: C- Textbook: Worked 40 hours per week at Hunter Engineering Company, 8:15am-5:00pm Monday -Friday while taking classes. Laboratories: Safety practices in the Laboratory Laboratory Techniques: volume measurement of liquids Statistical analysis of experimental density data Studying chemical reactions and writing chemical equations The empirical formula of oxide The stoichiometry of the reaction of magnesium with hydrochloric acid Evaluation of the gas constant Determination of molecular weight by the Dumas method Enthalpy of hydration Single replacement reactions and relative reactivity Evaluation of vinegar samples Introducing the quantitative analysis of a group of ions Molecular geometry and bonding Models and the crystalline state Determination of gram molecular mass by freezing point depression. =========== Psychology 003 General Psychology Fall Semester 1997 University of Missouri-St. Louis Instructor: Dr. Marti Bonne Lecture: T,Th; 5:30pm-7:00pm Credit Hours: 3.0 Grade: A Textbook: Worked 40 hours per week at Hunter Engineering Company, 8:15am-5:00pm Monday -Friday while taking classes. ====== Physics 011 Basic Physics I Winter Semester 1998 University of Missouri-St. Louis Instructor: Mary Leopold, PhD Discussion Group: Dr. Lucy He Laboratory Teachers Assistant: Gabor Balazsi Lecture: M,W; 5:30pm-6:45pm
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    Discussion Group: M;6:55-7:45pm Laboratory: W; 6:55pm-9:55pm Credit Hours: 4.0 Grade: A Textbook: Worked 40 hours per week at Hunter Engineering Company, 8:15am-5:00pm Monday -Friday while taking classes. Classmates: Scott Larson, Lea Claycomb, Kim Jackman, Pat Rauscher, Sima Patel, Rachel Hammersmith, Troy Schumacher, Joyce Balls, Ling Tjoeng. Laboratories: Precision Measurement Gravitational Constant Projectile Motion Cylindrical Coordinates Periodic Motion Newton's Second Law I Newton's Second Law II Friction Rotational and Translational Energies Conservation of Linear Momentum ===== Physics 012 Basic Physics II Fall Semester 1998 University of Missouri-St. Louis Instructor: Mary Leopold, PhD Discussion Group: Mary Leopold, PhD. Laboratory Teachers Assistant: Wentao Qin Lecture: M,W; 5:30pm-6:45pm Discussion Group: M; 6:55-7:45pm Laboratory: W; 6:55pm-9:55pm Credit Hours: 4.0 Grade: A Textbook: Worked 40 hours per week at Hunter Engineering Company, 8:15am-5:00pm Monday -Friday while taking classes. Classmates: Scott Larson, Lea Claycomb, Kim Jackman, Pat Rauscher, Sima Patel, Rachel Hammersmith, Troy Schumacher, Joyce Balls, Ling Tjoeng Laboratories: Introduction to Lab Practice Electric Fields and Equipotential Surfaces Ohm's Law, Measurement of Voltage, Current and Resistance Resistors in Series and Resistors in Parallel AC Voltages, Frequency and the Use of the Oscilloscope Resistance-Capacitance Circuit An Electric Model of an Unmyelinated Axon Magnetic Introduction of a Current Carrying Long Straight Wire Reflection and Refraction ========= Chemistry 011 Introductory Chemistry I Fall Semester 1999
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    University of Missouri-St.Louis Instructor: Dr. Gutwieler Discussion Group: Dr. Gutwieler Laboratory Teachers Assistant: Gary Nichols Lecture: M,W; 5:30pm-6:45pm Discussion Group: M; 6:55-7:45pm Laboratory: W; 6:55pm-9:55pm Credit Hours: 5.0 Grade: A Textbook: Worked 40 hours per week at Hunter Engineering Company, 8:15am-5:00pm Monday -Friday while taking classes. Laboratories: Statistical Analysis of Experimental Density Data Density of Liquids and Solids Determining the Empirical Formula of a Compound Containing Magnesium and Oxygen Determination of the Formula for Zinc Chloride Studying Chemical Reactions and Writing Chemical Equations Evaluation of 0 Kelvin Hydrogen Atom Spectrum Single Replacement Reactions and Relative Reactivity A Sequence of Chemical Reactions: Transforming Copper Writing Lewis Symbols and Lewis Structures Determining the Molar Mass of a Volatile Liquid by the Dumas Method Enthalpy of Hydration Stoichiometry of the Reaction of Magnesium with Hydrochloric Acid Molar Mass Determination by Freezing Point Depression in t-Butyl Alcohol Preparation of Aspirin ======= Chemistry 012 Introductory Chemistry II Winter Semester 2001 University of Missouri-St. Louis Instructor: Dr. J. Dence Discussion Group: Dr. J. Dence Laboratory Teachers Assistant: Gary Nichols Lecture: M,W; 5:30pm-6:45pm Discussion Group: M; 6:55-7:45pm Laboratory: W; 6:55pm-9:55pm Credit Hours: 5.0 Grade: C- Textbook: Worked 40 hours per week at Hunter Engineering Company, 8:15am-5:00pm Monday -Friday while taking classes. Laboratories: Studying Oxidation-Reduction Reactions Introducing Equilibrium Standardizing a Sodium Hydroxide Solution with Oxalic Acid Titrating Hydrochloric Acid Solution with a Standard Sodium Hydroxide Solution Chemistry and Qualitative Analysis of Cations: Groups I, II, III, IV Chemistry and Qualitative Analysis of Anions Studying Electrochemical Cells and Reduction Potentials Studying the Kinetics of a Chemical Reaction
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    Nitrating Acetanilide Some MainGroup Chemistry Preparation of Sodium Hexanitrocobaltate (III) ======== Chemistry 261 Organic Chemistry I Winter Semester 2003 University of Missouri-St. Louis Instructor: Dr. Mannino Discussion Group: Dr. Mamino Lecture: M,W; 5:30pm-7:00pm Credit Hours: 3.0 Grade: C+ Dr. Mannino: University of Missouri-St. Louis, Winter Semester 2003. Textbook: Worked 40 hours per week at Hunter Engineering Company, 8:15am-5:00pm Monday -Friday while taking classes. =============================== =============================== Bachelor of Science in Business Administration; University of Missouri-St. Louis This is found on USA JOBS.gov, Neogov, and Linkedin.com University Of Missouri-St. Louis 8001 Natural Bridge Road St. Louis, MO 63121 Bachelor of Science in Business Administration-Marketing and a minor in Art History. Attended from the Fall semester in 1983 to the graduation date in August 7, 1988. 1983-1985 University of Missouri-St. Louis 1985-1986 University of Missouri-Kansas City 1986-1988 University of Missouri-St. Louis 1985-1986 University of Missouri-Kansas City 4825 Troost Kansas City, MO 64110 Transfer Student Total GPA Calculations University of Missouri-St. Louis GPA is 2.546. The University of Missouri GPA is 2.614. Cumulative GPA is 2.614, based on a total of 183.0 grade points from 1983 to 2003 and a 4.0 grade point system. GPA upon graduation was 2.453, based on a semester format and a 4.0 grade point system. Business Administration Classes: Accounting, Economics, Legal Environment of Business, Elementary Statistics, Fundamentals of Production, Financial Management, Management as a Behavioral Science, Money and Banking, Business Policy and Administration, among other classes.
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    Marketing Classes: Managementof Promotion, Marketing Intelligence, Buyer Behavior, International Marketing, Marketing Management, among other classes. Art History Classes: Drawing, Art Masterpieces, Greek Art & Archaeology, Modern Art, Primitive/Tribal Arts. Math/Sciences: Human Origins, Cosmic Evolution-Astronomy, General Biology, General Sociology, Algebra, and Finite Mathematics. General Studies: American Civilization, Crime and Punishment, Literary Types, Literature and Fine Arts. Work/Student Loans Worked approximately 15 to 25 hours per week at The Frame Factory, Inc in Creve Coeur, MO-20-30 hours per week. and worked at Piece of the Pie, Inc. in Kansas City, MO and St. Louis, MO. Funding for the classes were a combination of Federal Loans and money earned while working at the Frame Factory, Inc. ========= Bus Admin 391 Business Policy and Administration Summer Semester 1988 University of Missouri-St. Louis David P. Gustafson Credit Hours: 3.0 Grade C Professors Mr. David P. Gustafson: University of Missouri-St. Louis, Summer Semester 1988 Business Administration 391: Business Policy and Administration Textbooks: Byars, Lloyd L., Strategic Management, New York: Harper & Row, 1987 (2nd Edition). Textbooks: McFarland, McKinney and Seiler, The Management Game, New York: Macmillan, 1970 (handed out). "Xerox Corporation" written by Rosemary M. Mrazik Summer Semester 1988 Sources of Information: Byars. Strategic Management, 1987. Sources of Information: Zewig, Philip, “A Pale Copy: Xerox Corp. operates in two distinct businesses-copying equipment and financial services. Inneither can Xerox any longer boast it is doing much for its investors.” Financial World, October 20, 1987. p20-24. Sources of Information: AAL, “Back in the Race” Forbes, March 7, 1988 p8. Sources of Information: Hillkirk, Jaconson, “Xerox, American Samurai,” 1986. Sources of Information: Purchasing, May 21, 1987 p62. Sources of Information: Purchasing, January 30, 1986 p103. Working Bibliography: Byrne, John A., “Culture Shock at Xerox: How David Kearns is Trying to Restore Entrepreneurial Vigor” Business Week June 22 1987 p106-110. Deets, Norman, and Dr. Richard Morano, “Xerox's Strategy for Changing Management Styles” Management Review March 1986 p31-35. "Union Carbide of India, Ltd." written by Rosemary M. Mrazik, July 7, 1988. Sources of Information: Bleiberg, Robert M., “Thought for the Day. Bhopal Disaster, There's Plenty of Blame to Go 'Round” Barron's 7 September 1987: 9. Sources of Information: Bordewich, Fergus, “The Lessons of Bhopal. The lure of foreign capital is stronger than environmental worries.” The Atlantic March 1987: 30 33. Sources of Information: “Carbide After Bophal: Board chairman reveals strategy. ” Chemical and Engineering News 14 January 1985: 6 7. Sources of Information: Epstein, Edwin M., “The Corporate Social Policy Process: Beyond Business Ethics, Corporate Social Responsibility, and Corporate Social
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    Social Responsiveness.  CaliforniaManagement Review Spring 1987: 99 113. Sources of Information: Lepkowski, Will.  Carbide Faces Key Decisions in Bhopal Litigation.  Chemical and Engineering News 4 January 1988: 8 12. Sources of Information: Peterson.  After Bhopal: Tracing Causes and Effects.  Science News 30 March 1985: 196 197. Sources of Information: Sethi, Prakash.  Inhuman Errors and Industrial Crises.  Columbia Journal of World Business Spring 1987: 101 107. Sources of Information: Whitaker, Mark.  Bhopal: Who Was to Blame?  Newsweek 24 December 1984: 22 23. Working Bibliography: 1987 Annual Report: Union Carbide, pp:1-35. Murphy, Joan C.,  How Society is Shaping Business.  MW January /February 1988, p42. Kinicki, Angelo, Jeffrey Becker, Robert Kreitner, Chris Lockwood, and David Lemak,  Socially Responsible Plant Closings: Is it worth the time and money to shut down a facility in a caring, responsible manner?' Personnel Administrator June 1987: 117 128. Cadbury, A.,  Ethical Managers Make their Own Rules.  The CPA Journal, January 1988 Vol 58 p4-6.  Goodwill Beyond the Balance Sheet.  Electronic News, December 21 1987. Vol 33 p 8.  How Society is Shaping Business.  Management World, January/February, 1988. Vol 17 p.42.  Reaping High Returns from Social Investments.  Black Enterprise, December 1987, Vol. 18 p86-88.  First the People, Then the Plant.  Training, December 1987: Vol. 24 p17-18.  Conscience is Her Guide: A.T. Marlins rating America's Corporate Conscience.  Financial World, January 20, 1987: Vil 156 p 11. R. Edel,   Good Citizens of Cincinnati  Advertising Age, August 20, 1987: Vol 58 p 16. Brandenberg, M.,  Promoting an Awareness of Corporate Social Responsibility.  Accountancy June 1987 Vol 99 p 90-92. Kennedy, RD,  Why Carbide Stays in South Africa  Chemical Week August 5 1987 Vol 141 p3. Malloy, M.,  Laura Schur: Doing Good Business Helps Good Causes (Working Assets Funding Service).  Business Week October 26, 1987 p76. Yohay, SC, GE Dodge,  Criminal Prosecutors for Occupational Injuries: an Issue of Growing Concern,  Employee relations Law Journal August 1987 Vol 13 p.197- 223.  Outline for Documenting Accidents  Security Management October 1987 Vol 31 p 95. Anderson, CK,  Pre-employment Screening: Survival of the Fittest   Risk Management November 1987 Vol 34 p44. Lippert, FG,  Punish or Prevent  Supervision November 1987 Vol 49 p19.  Preventing Corporate Crisis: Stock Market Losses as a Deterrent to the Production of Hazardous Products: Marcus  Spring 1987 Vol 22 p 33.  The Town of Dow (Midland, MI)  Business Month, December 1987 Vol 130 p58. Mahon and Kelly,  Managing Toxic Wastes-After Bhopal and Sandog (Chemical Accidents and Handling of Toxic Wastes, American and European Legislation)., Long Range Planning August 1987 Vol 20 p 50. Gailbraith,  The New and Improved Industrial State  Business Month January 1988 Vol 131 p38.  Public Service  Business Week January 11 1988 p156. Kinicki,  Socially Responsible Plant Closings  Personnel Administrator June 1987 Vol 32 p116. Opdyke and Thayer,  A Social and Technical Response to Injury and Illness Losses  Personnel Journal February 1987 Vol 66 p37. Fletcher,  Reduce the Impact of Worker Injuries: Panel,  Business Insurance April 13 1987 Vol 21 p42.  Carbide Claims More Evidence of Sabotage in Bhopal Accident  Chemical Marketing Reporter April 27 1987 Vol 231 p3. Management Game: the class was divided into groups and competed as companies. I
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    have the computerprintout from showing the Income Statements, Balance Sheets, and Industry Reports. Credit Hours: 3.0 Grade C ===== Economics 220 Money and Banking Winter Semester 1988 University of Missouri-St. Louis David Hakes Credit Hours: 3.0 Grade: C Mr. David Hakes: University of Missouri-St. Louis, Winter Semester 1988. Economics 220: Money and Banking Textbooks: Mishkin, Frederick S., The Economics of Money, Banking, and Financial Markets, Boston: Little Brown Company, 1986. Credit Hours: 3.0 Grade: C ===== Economics 051 Principles of Microeconomics Fall Semester 1984 University of Missouri-St. Louis Credit Hours: 3.0 Grade: C Economics 051: Principles of Microeconomics: University of Missouri-St. Louis, Fall Semester 1984. Textbook: McConnell, Campbell R., Economics, Principles, Problems, and Policies. New York, St. Louis, San Francisco, Auckland, Bogota, Hamburg, Johannesburg, London, Madrid, Mexico, Montreal, New Dehli, Panama, Paris, Sao Palo, Singapore, Sydney, Tokyo, Toronto: McGraw-Hill, Inc.1984. Campbell R. McConnell: Professor of Economics, University of Nebraska-Lincoln. Credit Hours: 3.0 Grade: C ===== Economics 052 Principles of Macroeconomics Winter Semester 1985 University of Missouri-St. Louis Credit Hours: 3.0 Grade: F Economics 052: Principles of Macroeconomics: University of Missouri-St. Louis, Winter Semester 1985. Textbook: McConnell, Campbell R., Economics, Principles, Problems, and Policies. New York, St. Louis, San Francisco, Auckland, Bogota, Hamburg, Johannesburg, London, Madrid, Mexico, Montreal, New Dehli, Panama, Paris, Sao Palo, Singapore,
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    Sydney, Tokyo, Toronto:McGraw-Hill, Inc.1984. Campbell R. McConnell: Professor of Economics, University of Nebraska-Lincoln. Credit Hours: 3.0 Grade: F ======= Economics 201 Principles of Macroeconomics Fall Semester 1985 University of Missouri-Kansas City Willidee Gillin GTA: YueQui Huang Credit Hours: 3.0 Grade: A Professor Willadee Gillin: University of Missouri-Kansas City, Fall Semester 1985. Economics 201: Principles of Macroeconomics GTA: YueQui Huang Office: 204C Haag Hall, 211 Haag Hall, Tuesdays and Thursdays 10:45-12:30 Textbook: Schiller, Bradley R., The Macro Economy Today, Exam 1: September 26, 1985: 92%. Exam 2: October 29, 1985: 68 %. Exam 3: November 26, 1985: 82.5%. Final Exam: December 16, 1985: 3:30-5:30. Credit Hours: 3.0 Grade: A University of Missouri-Kansas City: People that I met: Diane Voss, Doug Aach, John Burroughs II, Lynette Iles (iles), Beth Blitstein, Joel Aach. ========== Economics 301 Macroeconomic Analysis Winter Semester 1986 University of Missouri-Kansas City Willidee Gilllin GTA: YueQui Huang Credit Hours: 3.0 Grade: B Professor Willadee Gillin: University of Missouri-Kansas City, Winter Semester 1986. Economics 301: Macroeconomic Analysis GTA: YueQui Huang, 211 Haag Hall. Office: 204C Haag Hall. Office Hours: 10:00-11:00, Monday, Wednesdays, and Fridays. Textbooks: Dornbusch, Rudiger, and Stanley Fischer, Macroeconomics, New York, St. Louis, San Francisco, Auckland, Bogota, Hamburg, Johannesburg, London, Madrid, Mexico, Montreal, New Dehli, Panama, Paris, Sao Palo, Singapore, Sydney, Tokyo, Toronto: McGraw-Hill Book Company, 1984 (3rd Edition).
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    Rudiger Dornbusch andStanley Fischer: Department of Economics, Massachusetts Institute of Technology. Library of Congress catalog number: 83-19553. ISBN: 0-07-01770-8. Kansas City Board of Trade-Class project to view the trading pits. I have two brochures from the Kansas City Board of Trade. 4800 Main, Kansas City, MO 64112 Brochure:  Futures Trading and Hard Winter Wheat.  The Kansas City Board of Trade. 1982 Board of Trade of Kansas City, Missouri, Inc. Brochure:  Life in the Pits  Reprinted from Corporate Report/Kansas City, Sept 1984 Issue by Dorin Communications, Inc. 1984. (Kansas City Board of Trade). pp.47-53. Exam 1: February 24, 1986: 72 %. Exam 2: April 2, 1986: 66.67 % Exam 3: April 28, 1986: 64 %. Final Exam: May 6, 1986: 1:00-3:00. Credit Hours: 3.0 Grade: B University of Missouri-Kansas City: People that I met: Diane Voss, Doug Aach, John Burroughs II, Lynette Iles (iles), Beth Blitstein, Joel Aach. ============ Business Administration 202 Fundamentals of Production Intersession 1987 University of Missouri-St. Louis Donna Rosenberg Credit Hours: 3.0 Grade: C Donna Rosenberg: University of Missouri-St. Louis, Intersession 1987. Business Administration 202: Fundamentals of Production Textbook: Stevenson, Production/Operations Management, Homewood, IL: Richard D. Irwin, Inc., 1986 (2nd Edition). Linear Programming Project Credit Hours: 3.0 Grade: C ====== Math 002C Fundamentals of Algebra III Winter Semester 1984 University of Missouri-St. Louis Credit Hours: 2.0 Grade: A Math 002C: Fundamentals of Algebra III: University of Missouri-St. Louis , Winter Semester 1984. Credit Hours: 2.0 Grade: A =========
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    Math 030 College Algebra FallSemester 1984 University of Missouri-St. Louis Credit Hours: 4.0 Grade: B Math 030: College Algebra: University of Missouri-St. Louis , Fall Semester 1984. Credit Hours: 4.0 Grade: B ======== Math 102 Finite Mathmatics I Fall Semester 1985, 1986 University of Missouri-St. Louis Credit Hours: 4.0 Grade: D 1985 Grade: B 1986 Math 102: Finite Mathmatics I: University of Missouri-St. Louis, Fall Semester 1985, 1986 Textbook: Maki, Daniel P., Maynard Thompson, Finite Mathmatics, New York, St. Louis, San Francisco, Auckland, Bogota, Hamburg, Johannesburg, London, Madrid, Mexico, Montreal, New Dehli, Panama, Paris, Sao Palo, Singapore, Sydney, Tokyo, Toronto: McGraw-Hill Book Company, Inc. 1983 (Second Edition). Daniel P. Maki: Professor of Mathmatics, Indiana University Maynard Thompson: Professor of Mathmatics, Indiana University Credit Hours: 4.0 Grade: D 1985 Grade: B 1986 ======== Quantitative Analysis 220 Quantitative Business Analysis II Fall Semester 1985 University of Missouri-Kansas City Probir Roy, PhD Credit Hours: 3.0 Grade: B Probir Roy, PhD: University of Missouri-Kansas City, Fall Semester 1985. Quantitative Analysis 220: Quantitative Business Analysis II Textbook: Budnik, Frank S., Applied Mathmatics for Business, Economics, and the Social Sciences. New York: McGraw-Hill Book Company, 1983 (2nd Edition). Exam 1: 86%. Exam 2: 97 %. Credit Hours: 3.0 Grade: B University of Missouri-Kansas City: People that I met: Diane Voss, Doug Aach, John Burroughs II, Lynette Iles (iles), Beth Blitstein, Joel Aach. ===== Bus Admin 131 Elementary Statistics Winter Semester 1987 University of Missouri-St. Louis Credit Hours: 3.0 Grade: C
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    Business Administration 131:Elementary Statistics: University of Missouri-St. Louis, Winter Semester 1987. Textbook: Freund, John E., Williams, Frank J., Elementary Business Statistics: The Modern Approach. N.J.: Prentice-Hall, Inc, 1982 (4th Edition). Credit Hours: 3.0 Grade: C ======= Bus Admin 329 Intermediate Statistics Fall Semester 1987 University of Missouri-St. Louis Credit Hours: 3.0 Grade: C Business Administration 329: Business Forecasting-Intermediate Statistics, University of Missouri-St. Louis, Fall Semester 1987 Textbook: Hanke, John E., and Reitsch, Arthur C., Business Forecasting, Massachusetts: Allyn and Bacon, Inc., 1986 (2nd Edition). Credit Hours: 3.0 Grade: C ======= Accounting 201 Principles of Accounting Fall Semester 1985 University of Missouri-Kansas City Credit Hours: 3.0 Grade: B Accounting 201: Principles of Accounting, University of Missouri-Kansas City, Fall Semester 1985. Credit Hours: 3.0 Grade: B University of Missouri-Kansas City: People that I met: Diane Voss, Doug Aach, John Burroughs II, Lynette Iles (iles), Beth Blitstein, Joel Aach. ====== Bus Admin 204 Financial Management Summer Semester 1987 University of Missouri-St. Louis Credit Hours: 3.0 Grade: C T. Furman: University of Missouri-St. Louis, Summer Semester 1987. Business Administration 204: Financial Management Textbook: Brigham, Eugene F., Fundamentals of Financial Management, New York: The Dryden Press, 1986 (4th Edition). Textbook: Welsch, Gelnn A., Anthony and Short, Fundamentals of Financial Accounting, Illinois: Richard D. Irwin, Inc. 1984 (4th Edition).
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    Midterm Exam: 79%. CreditHours: 3.0 Grade: C ====== Accounting 301 Managerial Accounting Winter Semester 1986 University of Missouri-Kansas City Sheryl Sharp Credit Hours: 3.0 Grade: C Ms. Sheryl Sharp: University of Missouri-Kansas City, Winter Semester 1986 Accounting 301: Managerial Accounting Office : Room 7, Oxford Hall, Phone : 276-2218 ext. 38. Office Hours: Monday 11:00-1:00, Wednesday 11:00-1:00. Textbook: Garrison, Ray H., Managerial Accounting, Concepts for Planning, Control, Decision Making. Texas: Business Publications, Inc. 1985 (4th Edition). Ray H. Garrison, D.B.A., C.P.A. School of Accountancy Bringham Young University Library of Congress catalog number: 84-71560. ISBN: 0-256-03261-0. Exam 1: February 19, 1986: Exam 2: March 28, 1986: Exam 3: April 25, 1986: Final Exam: May 5, 1986: 1:00-3:00. Credit Hours: 3.0 Grade: C University of Missouri-Kansas City: People that I met: Diane Voss, Doug Aach, John Burroughs II, Lynette Iles (iles), Beth Blitstein, Joel Aach. ========= Interdisciplinary 075 Crime and Punishment Fall Semester 1983 University of Missouri-St. Louis Credit Hours: 3.0 Grade: F Interdisciplinary 075 : Crime and Punishment: Fall Semester 1983. Textbooks: Brody, David Eliot, Business and its Legal Environment, Lexington, Massachusetts and Toronto: D.C. Heath and Company, 1986. David Eliot Brody: B.A., J.D., University of Colorado at Denver, Member of the Colorado Bar Library of Congress catalog card number: 85-060976. ISBN: 0-669-07306-7. Textbooks: Forer, Lois G., Criminals and Victims: A Trial Judge Reflects on Crime and Punishment, New York: W. W. Norton & Company, Canada, George J. McLeod Limited, Toronto. 1980. Lois G. Forer: Judge of the Court of Common Pleas in Philadelphia, Deputy Attorney General for Pennsylvania. Library of Congress catalog number: 79-27465. ISBN: 0-393-01349-9.
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    Other Literature: Clark,Marcia, with Teresa Carpenter. Without a Doubt. New York, London, Victoria, Toronto, Auckland: Penguin Putnam, Inc. 1997. Marcia Clark: Prosecutor for the Office of the Los Angeles District Attorney. ISBN: 0-670-87089-7. Credit Hours: 3.0 Grade: F Interdisciplinary 075 : Crime and Punishment: Fall Semester 1983. Classmates: Dave Laschober ======== Political Science 140 Public Administration Winter Semester 1985 University of Missouri-St. Louis Credit Hours: 3.0 Grade: D Political Science 140: Public Administration: University of Missouri-St. Louis, Winter Semester 1985 Textbooks: Gordon, George J., Public Administration in America, New York: St. Martin's Press, Inc., 1982 (2nd Edition). George J. Gordon: Illinois State University Library of Congress catalog number; 81-51847. ISBN: 0-312-65388-3. Textbooks: Nigro, Felix A., and Nigro, Lloyd G., Readings in Public Administration, New York, Cambridge, Philadelphia, San Francisco, London, Mexico City, Sao Palo, Sydney: Harper & Row, Publishers, Inc., 1983. Felix A. Nigro: Rider College; Professor Emeritus, University of Georgia Lloyd G. Nigro: Georgia State University Sponsoring Editor: Jean Hurtado, Project Coordinator: Irene Gunther, Compositor: Allen Wayne, Printer and Binder: R.R. Donnelley & Sons Company Library of Congress catalog number: 82-23334. ISBN: 0-06-044845-8. Textbooks: Navasky, Victor S., Kennedy Justice, New York: Atheneum, and in Canada by McClelland and Stewart Ltd. 1977. Library of Congress catalog number: 77-145633. ISBN: 0-689-70543-3. Credit Hours: 3.0 Grade: D Other Literature: Gingrich, Newt. To Renew America. New York, NY: Harper Paperbacks A Division of HarperCollins Publishers, 1996. ISBN: 0-06-109539-7. Other Literature: Carville, James. We're Right, They're Wrong. New York, London, Toronto, Sydney, Tokyo, Singapore: Simon & Schuster, Inc. and Random House, 1996. ISBN: 0-679-76978-1. Other Literature: Schroeder, Pat. 24 Years of House Work...and the Place is Still a Mess: My Life in Politics. Kansas City, MO: Andrews McMeel Publishing. 1998. Library of Congress catalog number: 98-12336. ISBN: 0-8362-3707-2. Other Literature: Woodward, Bob. Bush at War: with an Update on the War with Iraq. New York, London, Toronto, Sydney, Singapore: Simon & Schuster, Inc. 2002.
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    With Mark Malseed,a 1997 graduate of Lehigh University. ISBN: 0-7432-4461-3(Pbk). Other Literature: Woodward, Bob. Plan of Attack, New York, London, Toronto, Sydney : Simon & Schuster, Inc. 2004. With Mark Malseed, a 1997 graduate of Lehigh University. Map by Laris Karklis ISBN: 0-7432-5547-X Other Literature: Rossiter, Clinton. Second Edition. The American Presidency, New York: Time Incorporated Book Division, 1963. Published by arrangement with Harcourt, Brace, and World, Inc. Introduction by D.W. Brogan. Library of Congress catalogue number 60-5436. ======== Business Admin 156 Legal Environment of Business Fall Semester 1986 University of Missouri-St. Louis Credit Hours: 3.0 Grade: C Business Administration 156: Legal Environment of Business, University of Missouri-St. Louis, Fall Semester 1986. Credit Hours: 3.0 Grade: C ======= Bus Admin 210 The Psychology of Management Management as a Behavioral Science I Winter Semester 1987 University of Missouri-St. Louis Credit Hours: 3.0 Grade: C Business Administration 210: Management as Behavioral Science I: Winter Semester 1987. Textbook: Mitchell, Terrence R., People in Organizations, An Introduction to Organizational Behavior, New York, St. Louis, San Francisco, Auckland, Bogota, Hamburg, Johannesburg, London, Madrid, Mexico, Montreal, New Dehli, Panama, Paris, Sao Palo, Singapore, Sydney, Tokyo, Toronto, : McGraw-Hill Book Company, 1982 (2nd Edition). Terrence R. Mitchell: Professor of Management and Organization, and Professor of Psychology: University of Washington Credit Hours: 3.0 Grade: C ====== Bus Admin 206 Basic Marketing Winter Semester 1987 University of Missouri-St. Louis Credit Hours: 3.0 Grade: C Business Administration 206: Basic Marketing: University of Missouri-St. Louis,
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    Winter Semester 1987 Textbook:Berkowitz, Eric N., Roger A. Kerin, William Rudelius, Marketing, St. Louis, Toronto, Santa Clara: Times Mirror/Mosby College Publishing, A Division of The C.V. Mosby Company 1986. Eric N. Berkowitz: University of Massachusetts Roger A. Kerin: Southern Methodist University William Rudelius: University of Minnesota Cover Photo:  Rue des Abbesses,  an oil painting by Maximilien Luce, now hangs in the Musee du Petit Palais in Geneva, 1896. Credit Hours: 3.0 Grade: C Bus Admin 270 Management of Promotion Fall Semester 1987 University of Missouri-St. Louis Credit Hours: 3.0 Grade: C Business Administration 270: Management of Promotion: University of Missouri-St. Louis, Fall Semester 1987 Textbook: Engel, Warshaw, and Kinner, Promotional Strategy : Managing the Marketing Communications Process, Illinois: Richard D. Irwin. Inc., 1987 (6th Edition). James F. Engel: Graduate School, Wheaton College (Illinois) Martin R. Warshaw: The University of Michigan Thomas C. Kinnear: The University of Michigan Consulting Editor: Gilbert A. Churchill, Jr., University of Wisconsin, Madison Credit Hours: 3.0 Grade: C Bus Admin 275 Marketing Intelligence Fall Semester 1987 University of Missouri-St. Louis Credit Hours: 3.0 Grade: C Business Administration 275: Marketing Intelligence: University of Missouri-St. Louis, Fall Semester 1987. Textbook: Boyd, Westfall, and Stasch, Marketing Research: Text and Cases, Illinois: Richard D. Irwin, Inc., 1985 (6th Edition). Harper W. Boyd, Jr., PhD.: Donaghey Distinguished Professor of Marketing, College of Business Administration, University of Arkansas at Little Rock Ralph Westfall, PhD., Dean, College of Business Administration, University of Illinois at Chicago Stanley F. Stasch, PhD., Charles H. Kellstadt Professor of Marketing, Loyola University of Chicago Credit Hours: 3.0 Grade: C
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    Bus Admin 315 MarketingManagement Summer Semester 1988 University of Missouri-St. Louis Ottilla Voegtli Credit Hours: 3.0 Grade: B Professor Ottilla Voegtli: University of Missouri-St. Louis, Summer Semester 1988. Business Administration 315: Marketing Management Textbook: Cohen, William A., The Practice of Marketing Management: Analysis, Planning, and Implementation, New York, NY: Macmillan Publishing Company, and London: Collier Macmillan Publishers, 1988 William A. Cohen: Department of Marketing, California State University at Los Angeles. Library of Congress catalogue number 60-5436. Case Study: 7/5/88-"Da Roche Laboratories" -written by Gisela Perez, Patty Geller, and Rosemary M. Mrazik. Semester Project:"Hanes Hosiery"-Semester project about the company; assigned to read Advertising Age Magazine for information. Sources of Information: I wrote a letter written to Hanes Hosiery, Inc. requesting information on their products. I received a letter from Elaenor Pardue, Manager, Product Evaluation Dated July 15, 1988. She sent a 1987 Annual Report, story boards, information on Hanes Products, five product lines (that lists the product mix, price point, SKU's offered, positioning/image, target audience, distribution outlets, advertising budget, package design, fixtures, and backing), plus a 1987 Annual Report. Library Research: Everybody's Business, Harper & Row, 1980.   Consolidated Foods Corporation,   an article describing what they do, company history, Reputation, what they own, and who owns and runs the company, where they are going, stock performance, consumer brands. In 1987, Cummings bought Hanes from the Hanes family. Library Research: a working bibliography, copies a the Sara Lee Corporation Financial Report for the 3rd quarter of 1988 to include the statement of income, operating results, And balance sheet. Library Research: Directory of Corporate Affiliation: Who owns Whom. Skokie, IL: National Register Publishing Company 1988. This included a list of subsidiaries, the contact information for the Sara Lee Corporation Headquarters with assets, liabilities, net worth, producer of consumer products, services & foods, And standard industrial classification codes. The list of divisions included Hanes Hosiery, Inc. Library Research included the Sorkin's Directory of Business and Government. Accomplished: a product life cycle curve, a description of the distribution system, a Boston Consulting Group share/growth matrix, a grid comparing five Hanes product lines. Credit Hours: 3.0 Grade: B Professor Ottilla Voegtli: University of Missouri-St. Louis, Summer Semester 1988. Business Administration 315: Marketing Management Classmates: Linda Beckman, Lisa Frayne, Sonya Miller, Mary Miraflores, Jay Hartz, Kevin Julius, Tim Fischer, Pam Grogan, Gisela Perez, Patty Geller, Rich Ellmer, John Ravens, Donna Sage, Lynn Holt, Milton Buckley, Paul Sikorski, Kevin Luther, John Blumenkemper, Kenton Kloos, Mary Papa, Carolyn Malow
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    Bus Admin 301 BuyerBehavior Winter Semester 1988 University of Missouri-St. Louis Ottilla Voegtli Credit Hours: 3.0 Grade: B Professor Ottilla Voegtli: University of Missouri-St. Louis, Winter Semester 1988. Business Administration 301: Buyer Behavior Textbooks: Berkman, Harold W. and Christopher Gilson, Consumer Behavior, Concepts and Strategies, Boston, MA: Kent Publishing Company A Division of Wadsworth, Inc. , 1986 (3rd Edition). Harold W. Berkman: School of Business Administration University of Miami Christopher Gilson: Beber Silverstein & Partners Advertising, Miami/New York/Washington. Class Assignment: 5/1/1988-"3 Advertising Campaigns for Southbend Escan Corporation" by Rosemary M. Mrazik Presented written to the instructor and an oral presentation to the class. Sources of Information: Bensinger's Foodservice Design, Equipment & Supplies. 8543 Page Ave., St. Louis, MO 63114 . Interview, St. Louis, MO. April 9, 1988. Bessinger's is a Division of Allen Foods. This included an advertisement from Bensinger's “Cooking Equipment Sale” to include the Southbend models #300, 320, and 323 Restaurant Ranges on sale from $899.00 - $1745.00 ea. This included the brochure of Benefits and Features for the Southbend Models: CO-320, Restaurant Range 10 Burners, Double Oven. Hussmann Foodservice Co. Southbend Division, 2612 Foundation Drive, South Bend, IN 46628 Sources of Information: Black Body. Telephone Interview. St. Louis, MO. April 7, 1988. Sources of Information: Lehmann, Donald R., and John O'Shaughnessy. “Difference in Attribute Importance for Different Industrial Products.” Journal of Marketing 38 (1974) : 36-42. Sources of Information: Messner, Frederick R., Industrial Advertising. New York, NY: McGraw-Hill Book Company, Inc. 1963. Sources of Information: Way, James, Ed. Encyclopedia of Business Information Sources. Gale Research Co., 1986. Resources: Thomas Register of American Manufacturing, Volumes 11, 13-14. 1987. Resources: Journal of Marketing. HF5415.A2 J6. Resources: Magazines: Hotel and Motel Management, Restaurant Business. Questionnaire: I wrote a questionnaire asking the restaurants the type of benefits and features of industrial ranges desired in their kitchens, how they make a purchasing Decision when a new range is required, who is the decision maker and at what level within the corporation, rate the desired attributes of an industrial range. What are the trade journals the company subscribes to. I interview the following restaurant in the Chesterfield and Creve Coeur, MO areas: Denny's, Schnuck's Station Restaurant, Westport Plaza's McDonald's, Casa Gallardo, Patrick's, and Flamingo Cafe. Trade Journals Listed in the Questionnaire: “Cooking for Profit,” Cornell and Hotel Restaurant Administration Quarterly,” “Independent Restaurants,” “Nation's Restaurant News,” “Restaurant Business,” “Restaurant Hospitality,” and “Restaurants and Institutions.” The manufacturers of the ranges in the restaurants who answered the
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    questionnaire: Wolf, IllinoisRange, and Groen. The attributes in order of most important to least important as rated by the restaurants who answered the questionnaire (the top four attributes out of 16): Patricks: Overall Reputation of the supplier, Financing terms, Experience with the supplier in similar situations, Technical Specifications . Casa Gallardo: Overall Reputation of the supplier, supplier's flexibility in adjusting to the restaurants needs, experience with the supplier in similar situations, data on the reliability of the range, Flamingo Cafe: Technical Service offered, data on the reliability of the range, experience with the supplier in similar situations, ease of maintenance. Schnucks Station Restaurant: ease of maintenance, overall reputation of the supplier, data on the reliability of the range, price. The number of ranges in the restaurant and the number of burners on the ranges: Patricks: 10 ranges with 10 burners. Casa Gallardo: 1 range with with 6 burners, a griddle. Flamingo Cafe: 1 range with 10 burners. Schnucks Station Restaurant: 1 range with 4 burners. Westport McDonalds: 4 ranges with 10 burners. Denny's Restaurant: 1 range with 4 burners. The decision making parameters of the managers who answered the questionnaire: Patricks: Decides that a new range is needed, and decides on the specifications of the new range (the number of burners, size, ovens, griddles, etc.) Casa Gallardo: decides that a new range is needed, the specifications of the new range, identifies the different suppliers or manufacturers who carry ranges that meet the specifications. Denny's: decides that a new range is needed, schedules the purchase timing of the range. Buying Time: How long does the decision to buy take from the time the company realizes they need a new range to the time the range is bought? Westport McDonalds: Do not know Casa Gallardo: 30 days Patricks: immediately Flamingo Cafe: do not know. Repeat Purchasing: Will the restaurant purchase from the same supplier? Westport McDonalds: They would explore all suppliers Casa Gallardo: purchase from a supplier they bought from in the past Patricks: purchase from a supplier they bought from in the past Credit Hours: 3.0 Grade: B Professor Ottilla Voegtli: University of Missouri-St. Louis, Winter Semester 1988. Business Administration 301: Buyer Behavior Classmates: Linda Beckman, Wendy Kew, John Sippel, Julie Dreiling, Brad Sullivan, Andrea Buttry, Ken Steinkamp, Rob Schillinger, Craig McCoy, Tim Breen, Jim Fowler, Ralph Horack, Jim Pelent, Mike Gallaher, Paul Niggemier, Kathy Nolan, Debbie Gerding, Lynn Selvey, Patti Houston, Verna Blevins, Michelle Shearin, Greg McFetridge, Neal Benson, Kevin Julius, Eddie Beck, Greg Rogers, Tim Webb, Tim Weir. Bus Admin 295 International Marketing Fall Semester 1987 University of Missouri-St. Louis Ottilla Voegtli Credit Hours: 3.0
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    Grade: B Professor OttillaVoegtli: University of Missouri-St. Louis, Fall Semester 1987. Business Administration 295: Business Administration Problems (International Marketing) Textbook: Cateora, Philip R., International Marketing, Illinois: Richard D. Irwin, Inc.1987 (6th Edition). Philip R. Cateora: Fellow, Academy of International Business; Professor of Marketing and International Business University of Colorado Consulting Editor: Gilbert A. Churchill, Jr. University of Wisconsin, Madison Notebook on Countries: A study on Saudi Arabia, Iraq, Iran, Yemen, Syria, and Oman. Sources of Information: The World Almanac and Book of Facts 1987, NY: Published for the St. Louis Post-Dispatch by Pharos Books. 1986. Sources of Information: Newsweek, August, September, and October 1987 Sources of Information: St. Louis Post-Dispatch, August, September, and October 1987. Sources of Information: The Wall Street Journal, September and October 1987. Case Study: Topic-"The Multinational--Saint or Sinner?": written and presented by Susan Cox, Tarry McCann, Laurie Hammers, and Rosemary M. Mrazik. Sources of Information: Across the Board, March 1985 Vol. 22, No. 3. “The Invisible Hand at Work in Developing Countries, “ by Ann McKinstry Micou Sources of Information: Business America, July 21, 1986. “Grant Will Expand Minority Opportunities in the Caribbean Basin.” Sources of Information: Business America, “The Administration is Working to Improve Worldwide Protection of Our Most Valuable Trade Assets: Intellectual Property” by Eileen Hill. Sources of Information: Fortune Magazine, August 4, 1986. “South Africa: Time to Stay or Go?” by Lee Smith. Credit Hours: 3.0 Grade: B Professor Ottilla Voegtli: University of Missouri-St. Louis, Fall Semester 1987. Business Administration 295: Business Administration Problems (International Marketing) Classmates: Micheal Friedman, Peggy Fitzgibbon, Marty Johnson, Charles Re, Jocob Livits, Mary Gavach, Kristine Kuchar, Jennifer Pool, Jim Gahen, Sonia Egidi, Susan Nahlik, Ruth Ann Mills, Laurie Frank, Susan Cox, Anita Clawson, Jacqueline Dupp, Pat Hannon, Stacey Hester, Tina Rothermich, Mark Billmeyer, Laurie Hammers, Rita Coffman, James Werner, Ann Niehaus, Tarry NcCann, Soraya Villacis, Michael Wilcox, Elaine Digiacomo, Bill Cronin, Mark Hamel, Paul McGeehan, Tom Gianino, Zekriya Wais, Priti Surappa, Chris Reinhardt, James Viehman, Gilda Smith, Richard Enders, Annnette Farr, Jane Hostmeyer, Debbie Mackin. English 212 Business Writing Fall Semester 1987 University of Missouri-St. Louis Sally MacAdoo Credit Hours: 3.0 Grade: C Ms. Sally MacAdoo: University of Missouri-St. Louis, Fall Semester 1987. English 212-Business Writing Textbook: Dumont, Raymond A., and John M. Lannon, Business Communications,
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    Boston, MA: LittleBrown & Company, and in Canada by Little Brown & Company, Limited 1987 (2nd Edition). Raymond A. Dumont: Southeastern Massachusetts University John M. Lannon: Southeastern Massachusetts University Feasibility Study for Employment in the Advertising Business: Written Report and Oral Presentation by Rosemary M. Mrazik. October 26, 1987: “A Proposal for a Personal Employment Feasibility Study in the Advertising Business” written by Rosemary M. Mrazik November 6, 1987: “A Progress Report Updating the Research on Job Opportunities in Advertising” written by Rosemary M. Mrazik November 8, 1987: “A 2nd Progress Report Updating the Research on Job Opportunities in Advertising” Written by Rosemary M. Mrazik Sources of Information: Blake, Gary, and Robert W. Bly, Creative Careers: Real Jobs in Glamour Fields. New Youk, NY: John Wiley and Sons, Inc., 1985. Sources of Information: Katz, Judith A., The Ad Game: A Complete Guide to Careers in Advertising, Marketing, and Related Areas, New York: Barnes and Noble Books, 1984. Sources of Information: Lidz, Richard, and Linda Perrin, ed. Career Information Center: Marketing and Distributors. 3rd Edition. California: Glenn Publishing Company, 1984. Sources of Information: Nash, Edward L., Direct Marketing: Strategy, Planning, Execution. 2nd Edition. New York: McGraw-Hill, Inc., 1986. Sources of Information: “Want ads load up on image.” Advertising Age 19 Oct. 1987: 36. Sources of Information: Buell, Victor. Organizing For Marketing/Advertising Success in a Changing Business Environment. New York: Association of National Advertisers, 1982. Sources of Information: Raphael, M., “How a Couple of Cut-ups Inspired Successful DM.” Direct Marketing 49 (1986): 116. Sources of Information: “Lining Color Takes Spotlight in Creativity Annual.” Advertising Age 18 Aug. 1986: S1-10. Sources of Information: Barton, Roger. Advertising Agency Operations and Management. 1st ed. New York: McGraw-Hill, 1955. Sources of Information: Arlen, Michael J., Thirty Seconds. 1st Ed. New York: Farrar, Straus and Giroux, 1980. Sources of Information: Nicholl, David Shelley. Advertising: Its Purpose, Principles, and Practice. London: Macdonald and Evans, 1973. Sources of Information: Pope, Daniel. The Making of Modern Advertising. New York: Basic Books, 1983. Sources of Information: Sandage, C.H. The Promise of Advertising. Homewood, IL: R.D. Irwin, 1961. Sources of Information: Aaker, David A., Advertising Management. Englewood Cliffs, NJ: Prentise-Hall, 1975. Sources of Information: Anthony, Michael. Handbook of Small Business Advertising Creativity. Reading, MA: Addison Wesley Publishing Company, 1981. Sources of Information: Baker, Stephen. Systematic Approach to Advertising Creativity. New York: McGraw-Hill, 1979. Sources of Information: Boyd, Harper W., Cases in Advertising Management. New York: McGraw-Hill, 1964. Sources of Information: Cheskin, Louis. Color Guide for Marketing Media. New York: Macmillan, 1954. Sources of Information: Sackheim, Maxwell. My First Sixty Years in Advertising. Englewood Cliffs, NJ: Prentise-Hall, 1970. Sources of Information: Day, Ralph L., Marketing in Action: A Dynamic Business Decision Game. Call Number HF5415.D32. Sources of Information: The Annual of Advertising, Editorial and Television Art and Design. 49-50 (1968-72). New York: Watson-Guptill. Annotated Bibliography: to include the following sources of information Sources of Information: Baker, Stephen. Systematic Approach to Advertising Creativity. New York: McGraw-Hill, 1979. Sources of Information: Katz, Judith A., The Ad Game: A Complete Guide to Careers in Advertising, Marketing, and Related Areas, New York: Barnes and Noble
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    Books, 1984. Sources ofInformation: Lidz, Richard, and Linda Perrin, ed. Career Information Center: Marketing and Distributors. 3rd Edition. California: Glenn Publishing Company, 1984. Sources of Information: Nash, Edward L., Direct Marketing: Strategy, Planning, Execution. 2nd Edition. New York: McGraw-Hill, Inc., 1986. Sources of Information: “Want ads load up on image.” Advertising Age 19 Oct. 1987: 36. Credit Hours: 3.0 Grade: C Ms. Sally MacAdoo: University of Missouri-St. Louis, Fall Semester 1987. English 212-Business Writing Classmates: Janet Gill Business Admin 103 Introduction to Data Processing Fall Semester 1986 University of Missouri-St. Louis David Bird Credit Hours: 3.0 Grade: C Mr. David Bird: University of Missouri-St. Louis , Fall Semester 1986. Business Administration 103: Introduction to Business Data Processing Textbook: Slotnick, et al., Computers and Applications. Textbook: Colantonio, Ernest S., C. Brian Honess, and Stephen A. Bernhardt. Computers and Applications: Student Software Manual. Lexington, MA and Toronto: D.C. Heath and Company, 1986. Ernest S. Colantonio: University of Illinois C. Brian Honess: University of South Carolina Stephen A. Bernhardt: Southern Illinois University ISBN: 0-669-11231-3. Included 4 floppy disks: Tutorial Floppy Disk: IBM PC, 128 K memory, 1986 D.C. Heath and Company. 11230- 5. PC-Calc (3.0) IBM PC, 256 K memory, 1984 ButtonWare, Inc. Distributed by D.C. Heath and Company. 11234-8. PC-File III (3.0), IBM PC, 128K memory., 1984 ButtonWare, Inc. Distributed by D.C. Heath and Company. 11235-6. PC-File (1.0) IBM PC, 128 K memory, 1985 ButtonWare, Inc. Distributed by D.C. Heath and Company. 11233-X. Computers used: Compaq Prolinea 486DX/33 with a .285VGA Monitor. Textbook: SAS Introductory Guide, Third Edition. Cary, NC: SAS Institute, Inc., 1985. 99pp. Jane T. Helwig: edited the SAS Introductory Guide. Brenda C. Kalt: Editorial support. Frances A. Kienzle: Proofing. SAS Institute Inc., Box 8000 Cary, NC USA 27511-8000. ISBN: 0-917382-73-0. Computer languages covered: DOS 2.1, CMS, Wbasic, $Document
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    Credit Hours: 3.0 Grade:C English 010 Freshman Composition Winter Semester 1985 University of Missouri-St. Louis Credit Hours: 3.0 Grade: B English 010: Freshman Composition University of Missouri-St. Louis, Winter Semester 1985 Credit Hours: 3.0 Grade: B English 013 Literature and the Fine Arts Winter Semester 1985 University of Missouri-St. Louis Credit Hours: 3.0 Grade: C English 013: Topics in Literature: Literature and Fine Arts University of Missouri-St. Louis , Winter Semester 1985 Credit Hours: 3.0 Grade: C History 003 American Civilization Fall Semester 1983 University of Missouri-St. Louis Helen Ruhrwein Credit Hours: 3.0 Grade: B Ms. Helen Ruhrwien (Shaffer, Chamberlin) : University of Missouri-St. Louis , Fall Semester 1983 History 003: American Civilization to 1865 Other Literature: McPherson, James M., Battle Cry of Freedom, New York: Ballantine Books, a division of Random House, Inc.; Toronto: Randon House of Canada Limited, 1988. Copyright 1988 by Oxford University Press, Inc.
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    James M. McPherson:Edwards Professor of American History at Princeton University. Cover Illustration: Lithograph, Battle of Williamsburg, General Hancock's Charge, May 5, 1962 The Bettman Archive. Credit Hours: 3.0 Grade: B Ms. Helen Ruhrwien (Shaffer, Chamberlin) : University of Missouri-St. Louis , Fall Semester 1983 History 003: American Civilization to 1865 Classmates: Dan Francescon English 211 Introduction to British Literature Winter Semester 1986 University of Missouri-Kansas City J. Spatz Credit Hours: 3.0 Grade: B J. Spatz: University of Missouri-Kansas City , Winter Semester 1986 English 211: Introduction to British Literature I Textbook: Abrams, Meyer Howard, ed., The Norton Anthology of English Literature Volume 1, New York, NY: W.W. Norton & Company, Inc. , W.W. Norton & Company, Ltd. London, 1979, (4th Edition). Editors: M.H. Abrams-General Editor, E. Talbot Donaldson, Hallet Smith, Robert M. Adams, Samuel Holt Monk, Lawrence Lipking, George H. Ford, David Daiches. Book Design by John Woodlock. Library of Congress catalog number: 78-27117. ISBN: 0-393-95039-5 CL. Credit Hours: 3.0 Grade: B Other literature that I read on my own, but stems from the same topic or is similar in concept. Other Literature Textbooks: Bain, Carl E., Jerome Beaty, and J. Paul Hunter, The Norton Introduction to English Literature, New York, NY , W.W. Norton & Company, Inc., W.W. Norton & Company, Ltd. London, 1982 (Shorter 3rd Edition). Other Literature Textbooks: Mack, Maynard, Bernard M.W. Knox, John C. McGalliard, P.M. Pasinetti, Howard E. Hugo, Rene Wellel, Kenneth Douglas, Sarah Lawall, Editors, The Norton Anthology of World Masterpieces, ( Fourth Continental Edition in One Volume) New York, NY and London, W. W. Norton & Company, 1980. Maynard Mack, General Editor: Yale University Bernard M.W. Knox: Center for Hellenic Studies John C. McGalliard: The University of Iowa P.M. Pasinetti: University of California, Los Angeles Howard E. Hugo: University of California, Berkeley Rene Welleck: Yale University Kenneth Douglas: Yale University Sara Lawall: University of Massachusetts, Amherst
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    Other Literature: Graves,Robert, I, Claudius: From the Autobiography of Tiberius Claudius Born 10 B.C. Murdered and Diefied A.D. 54, New York, NY: Vintage International Edition, 1989. Other Literature: The Odyssey of Homer, Translation by Allen Mandelbaum with twelve engravings by Marialuisa de Romans, University of California Press, Berkeley, Los Angeles, New York, and Oxford, 1990. Other Literature: Orwell, George, Nineteen Eighty-Four, With an Introduction by Julian Symons, New York, Toronto: Everyman's Library A Borzoi Book by Alfred A. Knopf, Inc., 1992. Printed and Bound in Germany by Graphischer Grossbetrieb Possneck GmbH. Other Literature: Orwell, George, Animal Farm, With an Introduction by Julian Symons, New York, Toronto: Everyman's Library A Borzoi Book by Alfred A. Knopf, Inc., 1993. Printed and Bound in Germany by Graphischer Grossbetrieb Possneck GmbH. Other Literature: The Iliad Homer, Translated by Robert Fitzgerald, With an Introduction by Gregory Nagy, New York: Everyman's Library A Borzoi Book by Alfred A. Knopf, Inc.,1992. Printed and Bound in Germany by Graphischer Grossbetrieb Possneck GmbH. Gregory Nagy: Francis Jones Professor of Classical Greek Literature and Professor of Comparative Literature at Harvard University Other Literature: Heston, Charlton. In the Arena. New York, London, Toronto, Sydney, Tokyo, and Singapore: Simon & Schuester, Inc. 1995. University of Missouri-Kansas City: People that I met: Diane Voss, Doug Aach, John Burroughs II, Lynette Iles (iles), Beth Blitstein, Joel Aach. Sociology 10 Introduction to Sociology Fall Semester 1984 University of Missouri-St. Louis Credit Hours: 3.0 Grade: B Sociology 10: Introduction to Sociology: University of Missouri-St. Louis , Fall Semester 1984. Credit Hours: 3.0 Grade: B Anthropology 005 Human Origins Fall Semester 1983 University of Missouri-St. Louis Van Reidhead, PhD Credit Hours: 4.0 Grade: B Dr. Van Reidhead:University of Missouri-St. Louis , Fall Semester 1983 Anthropology 005: Human Origins Textbook: Campbell, Bernard G., Editor, Humankind Emerging, Boston, MA and Toronto, Canada: Little, Brown & Company, Inc. (Canada). 1982 (Third Edition). Bernard C. Campbell: University of California, Los Angeles
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    Cover Photograph: byEmory Kristof, National Geographic Society. Textbook: Zihlman, Adrienne L., The Human Evolution Coloring Book, New York, Cambridge, Philadelphia, London, Mexico City, Sao Paulo, Sydney: Barnes and Noble Books, A Division of Harper & Row, Publishers, 1982. Adrienne L. Zihlman: Professor of Anthropology at the University of California, Santa Cruz. Additional Literature: Vidal, Gore, Creation, New York, NY: Ballantine Books a division of Random House , Inc.; Toronto Canada: Random House of Canada Limited, 1981. Credit Hours: 4.0 Grade: B Dr. Van Reidhead:University of Missouri-St. Louis , Fall Semester 1983 Anthropology 005: Human Origins Classmates: Dan Francescon Anthropology 133 World Prehistory Winter Semester 1984 University of Missouri-St. Louis Van Reidhead, PhD Credit Hours: 3.0 Grade: B Dr. Van Reidhead: University of Missouri-St. Louis , Winter Semester 1984. Anthropology 133: World Prehistory Textbook: Fagan, Brian M., People of the Earth: An Introduction to World Prehistory, Boston, MA and Toronto, Canada: Little, Brown & Company (Canada) Ltd, 1983 (Fourth Edition). Brian M. Fagan: University of California, Santa Barbara. Cover Photograph: Himer Fotoarchiv Munchen, gold mask of a bearded man, from Shaft Grave V at Mycenae, Greece. Sixteenth Century B.C. Credit Hours: 3.0 Grade: B Biology 001 General Biology Winter Semester 1984 University of Missouri-St. Louis Credit Hours: 3.0 Grade: B Biology 001: General Biology: University of Missouri-St. Louis , Winter Semester 1984 Credit Hours: 3.0 Grade: B
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    Astronomy 001 Cosmic EvolutionIntroduction to Astronomy Fall Semester 1983 University of Missouri-St. Louis Credit Hours: 4.0 Grade: C Astronomy 001: Cosmic Evolution, Introduction to Astronomy, University of Missouri-St. Louis, Fall Semester 1983. Textbook: Abel, George O., Realm of the Universe, Philadelphia, PA: Saunders College/Holt, Rinehart and Winston, 1980 (Second Edition). George Ogden Abel: University of California, Los Angeles Photographs: Jupiter and two of its satellites (Io left, and Europa) , photographed by Voyager I on February 13, 1979. (NASA/JPL) Photographs: The peculiar elliptical galaxy NGC 5128 in Centaurius. ( Association of Universities for Research in Astronomy, Inc. The Cerro Tololo Inter-American Observatory). Photographs: The Orion Nebula (Hale Observatories). Photographs: The 5-m (200-inch) telescope (Hale Observatories). Photographs: The Observer's Cage at the prime focus of the 5-m telescope (Hale Observatories). Photographs: The 122-cm (48-inch) Schmidt telescope at Palomar (Hale Observatories). Photographs: The 3-m (120 inch) telescope of the Lick Observatory (Lick Observatory). Photographs: The 1-m (40 Inch) refracting telescope (Yerkes Observatory). Photographs: The Robert McMath solar telescope (Kitt Peak National Observatory). Photographs: The heliostat mirrors of the McMath solar telescope (Kitt Peak National Observatory). Photographs: The Kitt Peak National Observatory (Kitt Peak National Observatory). Photographs: The 90 -m (300 foot) radio telescope ( National Radio Observatory). Photographs: Voyager spacecraft en route to Jupiter (NASA). Photographs: The 4-m telescope of the Inter-American Observatory at Cerro Tololo, Chile. (Association of Universities for Research in Astronomy, Inc. The Cerro Tololo Inter-American Observatory). Photographs: The Special Astrophysical Observatory of the Academy of Sciences of the U.S.S.R. On mount Pastukhov in the Caucasus. The 6-m telescope, the world's largest optical telescope. (Fotokhronica TASS-Sovoto). Photographs: Grote Reber's original radio telescope. (National Radio Astronomy Observatory) Photographs: The twin 90-ft radio telescopes of the Radio Observatory of the California Institute of Technology. (California Institute of Technology). Photographs: Part of the Y-shaped Very Large Array (VLA), near Socorro, New Mexico. (National Radio Astronomy Observatory). Photographs: The 305-m (1000-ft) dish at the National Astronomy and Ionosphere Center, Arecibo, Puerto Rico. Operated by Cornell University and sponsored by the National Science Foundation. (Cornell University). Photographs: Radio telescopes at the Goldstone Tracking Station. (NASA/JPL). Photographs: The earth and moon, photographed by Voyager I on its way to Jupiter. (NASA). Photographs: The full moon, photographed by Apollo 17 astronauts. (NASA). Photographs: India and Sri Lanka, looking north with the Bay of Bengal on the right. Gemini XI photograph taken from an altitude of 410 nautical miles. (NASA). Photographs: Astronaut Harrison Schmitt working beside a large boulder on the moon. The lunar roving vehicle is at t he left. (NASA). Photographs: The earth , photographed by the Applications Technological Satellite (ATS III) from an altitude of 36,000 km. (NASA). Photographs: The eclipsed moon. (Celestron International).
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    Photographs: The solareclipse of October 23, 1976. Seen from Ballaret, Victoria, Australia. (Photographed by Charles David Long). Photographs: The solar eclipse of March 7, 1970. (NASA). Photographs: A sequence of photographs of the solar eclipse of June 20, 1974. Photographed by Stephen Schiller. Photographs: Mars, photographed with the 5-m telescope on Palomar Mountain. (Hale Observatory). Photographs: Saturn, photographed with the 3-m telescope of the Lick Observatory. (Lick Observatory). Photographs: North America nebula in Cygnus. NGC 7000 (Hale Observatory). Photographs: The Lagoon nebula in Sagittarius, M8. (Kitt Peak National Laboratory). Photographs: The Trifid nebula in Sagittarius. (Kitt Peak National Observatory). Photographs: The Orion Nebula (Hale Observatories). Photographs: The globular cluster M13. (U.S. Naval Observatory). Photographs: The Rosette nebula in Monoceros, NGC 2237, photographed with the Palomar Schmidt telescope. (Hale Observatories). Figure 17.2: Nebulosity in Monoceros, situated in the south outer region of the young cluster NGC 2264. Photographed in red light with the 5.08-m telescope. (Hale Observatories). Figure 17.13: IC 443 probably a supernova remnant. ( Hale Observatories). Photographs: The Bubble nebula, NGC 7635, in Cepheus. (Lick Observatory). Figure 18.11: In visible light, Cygnus X-1 appears as an ordinary star. (Dr. Jerome Kristian, Hale Observatory). Figure 18.12: Cygnus X-1 in the light of X-rays, as observed by the Einstein X- ray telescope. (courtesy of the Harvard-Smithsonian Center for Astrophysics) Figure 20.4: The Andromeda galaxy, M31, photographed with the 48-inch Schmidt telescope. (Hale Observatories). Figure: 20.5: NGC 4565, a spiral galaxy in Coma Berenices. Seen edge-on. Photographed in red light with the 200-inch telescope. (Hale Observatories). Figure 20.6: The Sc galaxy NGC 5194 (M51) and its irregular II companion, NGC 5195. photographed with the 200-inch telescope. (Hale Observatories). Figure 20.7: NGC 3031 (M81), spiral galaxy in Ursa Major, photographed with the 200-inch telescope. (Hale Observatories) Figure 20.8: NGC 1300, barred spiral galaxy in Eridanus, photographed with the 200-inch telescope. (Hale Observatories). Figure 20.9: NGC 4486 (M87). Giant elliptical galaxy in Virgo. Note the many visible globular clusters in the galaxy. (Kitt Peak National Observatory). Figure 20.10: Leo II, a dwarf elliptical galaxy (negative print), photographed with the 200-inch telescope. (Hale Observatories). Figure 20.11: The Large Cloud of Magellan. (Hale Observatories). Figure 20.12: NGC 3034 (M82), an irregular II galaxy in Ursa Major. (Hale Observatories). Figure 20.18: The peculiar elliptical galaxy NGC 5128 in Centaurius, a strong radio source, photographed with the 200-inch telescope. (Hale Observatories). Photograph: M32, a small Local Group elliptical galaxy in Andromeda. (U.S. Naval Observatory). Photograph: The spiral galaxy M51 in Canes Venatici. (U. S. Naval Observatory). Photograph: The edge-on spiral galaxy NGC 4564 (U.S. Naval Observatory). Photograph: The spiral galaxy NGC 253 in Sculptor. (Hale Observatory)
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    Photograph: The irregulargalaxy M82 in Ursa Major. (U.S. Naval Observatory) Figure 20.21: The interspacing pair of galaxies NGC 4038 and NGC 4039 (Hale Observatories). Figure 20.22: The elliptical galaxy NGC 4486 (M87); this 200-inch telescope photograph was taken with a very short exposure time to show the nuclear  jet.  Figure 21.1: A remote cluster of galaxies for which there is a measured redshift (negative print). The cluster is receding from us at 36 percent the speed of light. It was discovered because its brightest member galaxy is a radio source, 3C295. Photographed with an image tube at the 3-m telescope of the Lick Observatory. (Courtesy H. Ford, UCLA). Textbook: Schwartz, Richard D., Exercises in Astronomy, 1982 (Second Edition). Credit Hours: 4.0 Grade: C Other Literature: Moore, Patrick, Astronomers' Stars, New York, NY and London: W.W. Norton & Company, Inc. and W. W. Norton & Company, Ltd. (London), 1989. Other Literature: Whitney, Charles A., Whitney's Star Finder, New York and Canada: Alfred A. Knopf, Inc. and Random House of Canada Limited, Toronto, 1989 ( Fifth Edition). Photographs: Great Nebula of Orion (Lick Observatory, University of California, Santa Cruz). Charles Allen Whitney: B.S. Physics Massachusetts Institute of Technology, M.A and PhD Astronomy Harvard University Art History 005 Introduction to Art Fall Semester 1983 University of Missouri-St. Louis T. Pickerel Credit Hours: 3.0 Grade: B T. Pickerel : University of Missouri-St. Louis , Fall Semester: 1983. Art History 005 : Introduction to Art Textbook: Janson, HW, and Samuel Cauman, A Basic History of Art, Prentise Hall, Inc., Englewood Cliffs, NJ , Harry N. Abrams, Inc., New York, Harry N. Abrams B.V. The Netherlands: (2nd Edition). H.W. Janson: Professor of Fine Arts, New York University Samuel Cauman: Revised by Anthony F. Janson: Senior Curator at the Indianapolis Museum of Art. Cover Photograph:  Dying Warrior  from the east pediment of the Temple at Aegina, C. 490 B.C., Marble , length 72 . Glyptothek, Munich. Credit Hours: 3.0 Grade: B
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    Art History 105 ArtMasterpieces University of Missouri-St. Louis Fall Semester 1986 Credit Hours: 3.0 Grade: B Art History 105: Art Masterpieces University of Missouri-St. Louis, Fall Semester 1986. Textbook: World, Milo, and Edmund Cykler. An Introduction to Music and Art in the Western World, Dubuque, Iowa: WCB Wm. C. Brown Company Publishers, 1984 (Seventh Edition). Milo World: Linfiled College Edmund Cykler: University of Oregon, emeritus Cover photograph: Three Musicians, 1921. Oil on canvas, 6'7'' x 7'3 3/4  Collection: The Museum of Modern Art, New York, New York. Mrs. Simon Guggenheim Fund. Credit Hours: 3.0 Grade: B Art 112 Foundation Drawing Winter Semester 1986 University of Missouri-Kansas City Credit Hours: 3.0 Grade: A Art 112:Foundation Drawing, University of Missouri-Kansas City, Winter Semester 1986. "The Keyhole" -pen and ink drawing by Rosemary M. Mrazik Credit Hours: 3.0 Grade: A University of Missouri-Kansas City: People that I met: Diane Voss, Doug Aach, John Burroughs II, Lynette Iles (iles), Beth Blitstein, Joel Aach. Art History 215 Greek Archeology and Art Winter Semester 1988 University of Missouri-St. Louis Dr. Heldman
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    Credit Hours: 3.0 Grade:A Dr. Heldman: University of Missouri-St. Louis, Winter Semester 1988. Art History 215: Greek Art and Archeology Textbooks: M. Robertson. A Shorter History of Greek Art. Cambridge, New York, New Rochelle, Melbourne, Sydney: The Press Syndicate of the University of Cambridge, 1981. Professor Martin Robertson: Cover Design: Mosaic from Pella showing Dionysos riding a panther. Ministry of Culture and Science (TAP Service), Athens. Textbooks: J.J. Pollitt, Art and Experience in Classical Greece. Cambridge, London, New York, New Rochelle, Melbourne, Sydney: Cambridge University Press, 1972. J.J. Pollitt: Professor of Classical Archeology and History of Art, Department of Classics Yale University. Cover Design: Based on the Achilles-Penthesilea Kylix (Munich). "The Running Artemis" by Rosemary M. Mrazik, A Study of a Greek Statue at the St. Louis Art Museum. April 12, 1988 Sources of Information: St. Louis Art Museum: Label on the Running Artemis Statue. Sources of Information: Barthell,Edward E. Jr , Gods and Goddesses of Ancient Greece. Florida: University of Miami Press, 1971, p17. Sources of Information: Bieber, M., The Sculpture of the Hellenistic Age. New York: 1961 p. 116. Sources of Information: Lullies, Reinhard, Greek Sculpture. New York: Harry N. Abrams, Inc. 1960 p255. Sources of Information: Robertson, Martin, A Shorter History of Greek Art (Cambridge University Press, 1981) p194. Sources of Information: Harrison, Jane, Mythology, Our Debt to Greece and Rome (New York, NY: Cooper Square Publishers, Inc., 1963), p114. Sources of Information: Richter, Gisela M.A., The Sculpture and Sculptors of the Greeks. London: Yale University Press, 1970.  The paper describes the  Running Artemis  statue at the St. Louis Art Museum. It is a single, female statue done in marble of the goddess Artemis, running. The piece was Sculpted by a Greek artist in approximately 150 to 100 B.C., during the Hellenistic period of art. It is a prototype done in the fourth century B.C. The main direction Of the paper is to explore Artemis first as a statue in terms of the formal elements of composition, line, color, modeling, symbolism, and then relate the subject of Artemis With the society that created her.  Credit Hours: 3.0 Grade: A Art History 015 Early Arts of Africa and Oceania Winter Semester 1987 University of Missouri-St. Louis Ken Anderson Credit Hours: 3.0 Grade: B Mr. Ken Anderson: University of Missouri-St. Louis , Winter Semester 1987.
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    Art History 015:Primitive/Tribal Arts Early Arts of Africa and Oceania Required Textbooks: Bascom, William. African Art in a Cultural Perspective, An Introduction. New York and London: W. W. Norton & Company, Inc. 1973. William Bascom: Director of the Robert H. Lowie Museum of Anthropology of the University of California, Berkeley. Suggested Readings: Ritual Art of the South Seas-The Morton D. May Collection by Lee Parsons. Suggested Readings: African Tribal Images-The Katherine White Reswick Collection by William Fagg Suggested Readings: The Art of the Pacific Islands by Peter Gathercole, Adrienne Kaeppler, Douglas Newton (National Gallery of Art, Washington).   Primitive Art refers to the artistic output of pre-literate, areal cultures, each of which developed and nurtured its own tradition.  P. Wingert  Traditional Arts of primitive people refers to the art that existed as part of the culture before European influences.  P. Wingert Regions Covered by Ken Anderson: Africa Western Sudan Style Region: Dogon (Awa Society)-Toguna and Nomos, Bambara, Bobo, Senufo: Countries: Mali, Upper Volta, and Ivory Coast Guinea Coast Style Region: Mende (Bundu Society), Dan (Poro Society), Baule. Countries: Sierra Leone and Ivory Coast Nigerian Style Region: Nok, Ife, Benin, Yoruba (Gelede, Efa, Egun, Ibeji, Shango). Countries: Nigeria Cameroon Style Region:Bamum Countries: Cameroon Congo Style Regions: Kongo (Bakongo) Countries: Zaire East Africa Style Region Oceania Indonesia Micronesia Melanesia: New Guinea: Geelvinck Bay, Lake Sentani, Sepik River Region-Tambrum and Chambri Lake Pottery, Maprik, Central Highlands (Mt. Hagan), Astrolabe Bay, Tami-Huon Gulf, Hassim-Trobriand Island, Papuan Gulf- Ravi House, Torres Strait, Asmat Melansia: Admiralty Island, New Britain, New Ireland, Solomon Islands, New Hebrides, New Caledonia Australia Polynesia Credit Hours: 3.0 Grade: B Art History 255 UMSL Art 255 Winter Semester 1988 University of Missouri-St. Louis Credit Hours: 3.0 Grade: B
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    Art History 255:UMSL Art 255: Modern Art University of Missouri-St. Louis, Winter Semester 1988. Textbook: UMSL Art 255 Modern Art 79 Prints, Winchester, MA: Prepared by The University Prints, 1988. A special study set of fine art reproductions. Credit Hours: 3.0 Grade: B ======================= ======================= Parkway Central Junior/Senior High School This is found on USA JOBS.gov, Neogov, and Linkedin.com Parkway Central Senior High School 369 North Woods Mill Road Chesterfield, MO 63017 1978-1983, Grade 8-12, GPA 3.480 Parkway Central Junior High School 471 N Woods Mill Rd, Chesterfield, MO 63017 General course of study-preparation for college. Latin (including Honors Latin), Biology (including Advanced Biology), Psychology, English Literature (including Honors English), Math (including Algebra-Trigonometry and Math Analysis), Art and Drawing. Extra curricular activities: Track-4 years, Model UN Club (International Club), National Junior Honor Society 1979-1980. Accumulative GPA is 3.480 Mrs. Ziwot-Honors English-1981-82 1982-Paper written about a poet, Sara Teasdale. Mr. Gannon-U.S. Government-1981-82 1982- Paper written about Justice Sandra Day O'Conner. The appointment of Sandra Day O'Conner to the Supreme Court. Mrs. Kraus-Middle East Studies-1980-81 1981-Paper written about Turkey "The Westernization of Turkey" Mrs. Doering-Latin Class Teacher-1980-83 Latin Class 5 years: Grades 8-12 Honors Latin Class in Sr. Year 1980-81 International Club (Model UN Club); I have the roster from the club. Sponsor: Mrs. Kraus-English Teacher. 1980-81 International Club (Model UN Club) Sponsor: Mrs. Kraus-English Teacher. Partial Roster
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    Jim Wu-President Mimi Gruner-Vice-President EddieBecker-Secretary Mary Kim-Treasurer Beth Blitstein Carol Cordry Lisa Masters Susan Stroker Track-4 years total: 3 years in highschool and 1 year in junior high school. I have the track roster and the track team photos. 1980 Coach: Nina Roberts 1981-1983 Coach: William A. Sodeman Track 1980 Coach: Nina Roberts 1981-1983 Coach: William A. Sodeman Partial Roster Maria Vitale Beth Blitstein Wendy Kanes Susan Stroker Kim Nance Allison Osterloh National Jr. Honor Society. Listed in Who's Who Among American High School Students: 1981-82; 1982-83. May 28, 1980: Math Honor Roll Certificate Signed by James B. Harry-Principal and Virginia Hurt-Math Chairperson. Class Schedule by Grade and Year Grade 8, 1978-1979 Unified Studies; Grades B, B; Teachers USB Team Pre Algebra; Grades C, B; Teacher Sanford Earth Science; Grades B, B; Teacher Kestle-Vemmer Latin A; Grades A, A; Teacher St. Clair Home Economics; Grades B; Teacher Bornemann PE Girls; Grade A, A; Teachers PE Staff Study Hour Grade 9, 1979-1980 English I; Grade B, B; Teacher Mrs. Helfrich Modern American History; Grade A, A; Teacher Mr. Gallo Algebra IB; Grade A,A; Teacher Mr. Disterhauf * Physical Science I; Grade B, B; Teacher Mrs. Wood Latin IB; Grades A, A; Teacher Mr. St. Clair Art I; Grades A, A; Teacher Mrs. Preusse Typing I; Grades B, B;Teacher Phillips Physical Ed; Grades A, A; Teacher Jones Grade 10, 1980-1981 English II; Grades A, A; Teacher Mr. Helfrich
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    Middle East Studies;Grades A; Teacher Mrs. Kraus Shaping Western Society; Grades B, Teacher Sullivan Unified Geometry; Grades B, B; Teacher Mr. Fuchs Biology; Grades A, A; Latin III; Grades A, A; Teacher Mrs. Doering Drivers Ed; Grades B, Teacher Schnell Physical Ed; Grades B; Teacher Major Grade 11, 1981-1982 *Honors English III; Grades B, B; Teacher Mrs. Ziwot US Government; Grades B; Teacher Mr. Gannon Psychology; Grades A; Teacher Mr. Rayburn Algebra II-Trig; Grades B, C; Teacher Mrs. Lynam Chemistry; Grades C, C; Teacher Mrs. Wanner Latin IV; Grades A, A; Teacher Mrs. Doering Drawing I; Grades A; Teacher Mrs. Davis Physical Ed; Grades A; Teacher Ms. Roberts Grade 12, 1982-1983 Composition; Grades B; Teacher Boyle, D English Lit. I; Grades A; Teacher Mr. Beck English Lit II; Grades B; Teacher Mr. Beck Math Analysis; Grades B, C; Teacher Mr. Fuchs * Adv Biology; Grades B, B; Teacher Mr. Shumate * Latin V; Grades A, Honors; Teacher Mrs. Doering Drawing II; Grade A, Teacher Mrs. Davis Painting I; Grade A; Teacher Mrs. Davis Senior Survival; Grade A; Teacher Mrs. Buckley ================= ================= Years Grade School Names 1976-1978 St. Thomas Apostle School 3350 St. Catherine St. Florissant, MO 63033 Grade 6-7 Class Photos for grades 6-7. Sr. Joan Galli,CSJ-Principal: 1977-1978 Sr. Margaret Brennan, CSJ-Principal: 1976-1977 Rev. Burke-Pastor Grade 6: 1976-1977: Mrs. Hanses Grade 7: 1977-1978: Mrs. Dell'Orco Certificate of Baptism-given to me from the school. Classmates Virginia Rottler, Jane Dunn ============================= 1974-1976 Maryland Grade School Clayton, MO 63105
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    Grade 4-5 Class Photofor grade 4. Class Photo for grade 5 is missing. Dr. Mueller-Principal Grade 4: 1974-1975: Mrs. Norris Grade 5: 1975-1976: Miss Carolyn Hackman Class report for General Foods Corporation Letter from Joanne M. Robinson, Public Relations Assistant, New Bureau: 914-694- 2429, Home Phone: 914-963-1456. General Foods Corporation, 250 North Street, White Plains, NY 10625. News Bureau: John F. Manfredi, Associate Director 914-694-2415 Raymond J. McCoy Associate Manager 914-694-2403 Raymond T. Callender Specialist 914-694-2402  Funmeal: Burger Chef's Special for Kids  General Foods Annual Report Fiscal 1973 General Foods Family Album Four photographs of the Burger King Funmeal.  The Works Bar,   Specially Designed New Equipment,   When You are Hungry for Fun,   Specially Designed New Equipment 2.  Possibly bought shares of General Foods with this class project? Class papers written: "The Philippines" and " Tampa Florida," and Texas by Rosemary M. Mrazik. Classmates Melanie Gurley Mr. Uchatell's Daughter =========================== 1971-1974 McGrath Grade School 2350 St. Clair Avenue Brentwood, MO with a zip code of 63144 Office telephone number is (314) 962-6824 Fax telephone number is (314) 962-6541 Grade 1-3 Brentwood School District website: http://www.brentwoodmoschools.org/ and McGrath Elementary School website: http://www.brentwoodmoschools.org/apps/pages/index.jsp? uREC_ID=252001&type=d&pREC_ID=577495. Class Photos for grades 1-3 Mr. E. Renfroe-Principal Grade 1: 1971-1972: Miss Barlow Grade 2: 1972-1973: Mrs. Kuester Grade 3: 1973-1974: Mrs. Costello ============================ Immacolata School
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    Church: 8900 ClaytonRd., St. Louis, MO 63117 School: 8910 Clayton Rd., St. Louis, MO 63117 Contact Telephone number for the church and school: (314) 991-5700. Contact the Immacolata church and school for general questions, by email, at contactus@immacolata.org. The Immacolata website for directions and general information is at http://www.immacolata.org/. Kathleen Ann Myers-my mother, was married to Mr. Fowler at this time; we possibly lived in Richmond Heights, Missouri at this time. ====== 1969 or 1970 (?) pre-school Happy Time Preschool St. Charles, MO