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| 1 |  | Bimodal volcanism in the Northeast Basin and Range: petrology of the wildcat hills Box Elder County, Utah | Shea, Robert Michael | Basin and Range Province; Box Elder County Utah; igneous and metamorphic petrology; North American; petrology; United States; Utah; volcanism; volcanology; Wildcat Hills | Major and trace element patterns from a suite of bimodal volcanics in northwestern Utah suggest that protracted basaltic underplating, driven by an extensional tectonic regime, was responsible for the development of a small, thermally and compositionally zoned magma chamber at the Wildcat Hills duri... | 1985 |
| 2 |  | The Mineragraphy and paragenesis of the ore of the Park City consolidated mine Park City Utah | Bryan, G. Gregory | Park City consolidated mine; mines and mineral resources; Utah; summit County | the Park City district, located thirty miles Southeast, of Salt Lake City, is one of the three most important mining camps in Utah. | 1935 |
| 3 |  | An analysis of the failure of the Westview diversion DAM | Stromness, Norman R. | Westview Dam (Redmond, Utah) dam failures; Utah; Redmon | The failure or the Westview Dam at Redmond, Utah, with an attempt to determine the causes there of, is the subject of this report. | 1950 |
| 4 |  | A mental survey of a training school | Christensen, Ione | children; intelligence testing; Utah | In 1917-18, a small class of senior psychology students at the University of Utah made a detailed study of the Terman scale for measuring general intelligence. | 1919 |
| 5 |  | The history of educational administration in Salt Lake City 1890-1901 | Lingwall, Karl Edward | school management and organization; Utah; Salt Lake City; history | This work was a history of the organization and decisions of the Board of Education of Salt Lake City and its administrational staff. The study covered the years from 1890 to 1901, which was the time of the administration of the first two superintendents. The organization of the Board of Education w... | 1967 |
| 6 |  | Aquatic insects of City Creek | Madsen, Marion J. | Aquatic insects; Utah; Salt Lake City | Mountain streams are of various types, all being classified according to their location and certain physical characteristics which they possess. streams in general fall into three groups: Cal Constant streams, with large amounts of water, which are, relatively speaking, only slightly diminished in t... | 1931 |
| 7 |  | Prehistoric diet at danger Cave, Utah as determined by the analysis of coprolites | Fry, Gary Frederic | coprolites; danger cave; Utah | Forty-three coprolites from Danger Cave, Utah were analyzed. The specimens represent the Desert Archaic lifeway of seasonal, nomadic hunting and gathering. The samples are from all levels at Danger Cave spanning a period of time from 9,500 B. C. to 20 A. D. The analysis involves soaking the specimen... | 1968 |
| 8 |  | A study of dramatics in Castle Valley from 1875 to 1925 | Geary, Elmo G. | theater; Utah; castle Valley (Emery County); history | In the five decades between 1875 and 1925, life in that vast geographical area covering central Utah, known as Castle Valley, progressed from a cave-dwelling existence in dugouts to comfortable farm and city living amid luxury and convenience; transportation facilities improved from the oxdrawn wago... | 1953 |
| 9 |  | A comparative study of personal and social adjustment of American-born descendants of Greek Immigrants and of native Americans in Salt Lake City, Utah, 1950 | Prpich, Mike | Greek Americans; Utah; Salt Lake City; Greek Americans; Indians of North America | The general purpose of this study is to compare the adjustment of tow groups of people that stand at different points in the process of assimilation. | 1953 |
| 10 |  | Archaeological notes on Stansbury Island, Utah. | Jameson, Sydney John Smith | Indians of North America; Utah; antiquities Stansbury Island (Utah); antiquities | The problem of this thesis is the comparison and correlation where possible, of the cultural material excavated from the caves in the area of Stansbury Island with that which has been described for the general area of northern Utah. | 1948 |
| 11 |  | History of the Utah juvenile court system with emphasis on the period from 1929 to 1957 | Holt, Diane Rasmussen | juvenile courts; Utah; History | The juvenile court movement in the United States was originated during the nineteenth century. Until that time, legal philosophy had been in the direction of establishing and dispensing justice between individuals, or, in criminal cases, between the state and an individual. | 1957 |
| 12 |  | A History of elementary school teacher training in Utah, 1850-1900 | Sharp, Emma | Elementary school teachers; Training of; Utah; History | Statement of Problem. The purpose of the study is to trace the history of Elementary School Teacher Training in Utah, from 1850-1900. Limitations of the Problem. The study is limited to the organizations effected, the policies adopted, the courses offered, and the certificates issued by the public a... | 1941 |
| 13 |  | A name for a Bird | Smith, Frank Anthony | Painting, American; Utah; Salt Lake City | Painting today is fraught with cliques, schools, novelty, despair, and of course, all the political maneuvering, showmanship and pompous bickering one would expect to be associated with the business world, rather than a sophisticated form of art. | 1964 |
| 14 |  | A reconnaissance of the Promontory Point Mining District, Utah | Siegfus, Stanley Spencer | Geology; Utah; Box Elder County Mines and mineral resources; Utah; Box Elder County | In 1915 the Promontory Point mining district was probably the most important zine producing district in the State. It enjoyed a rather phenomenal prosperity until the year 1917 when production began to decline and in 1919, the last of the ore shipments was made. | 1924 |
| 15 |  | A preliminary study of Utah fleas | Stark, Harold E. | Fleas; Utah | This problem was undertaken because of the importance of Siphonaptera in relation to public health and human welfare. For such an economically important order, comparatively little is known about fleas. | 1948 |
| 16 |  | A history of Bingham Canyon, Utah | Spendlove, Beatrice | Copper mines and mining; Utah; Bingham Canyon; history Bingham; history | What glamour and romance attaches to a mining camp! here is ever present in such a settlement that intangible yet vibrant spirit of restless adventure the uncertainty of loss or gain known only to the mining community. | 1937 |
| 17 |  | A history, analysis, and registry of Mormon architectural art glass in Utah | Janetski, Joyce Athay | Glass painting and staining; Utah; Art; Mormon Art | The purpose of this thesis is to record the heritage of the architectural art glass of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, or Mormons, in Utah in an effort to further its preservation... The lack of present scholarship on, as well as the considerable loss of, these windows has prompted ... | 1981 |
| 18 |  | A taxonomic and ecological study of the flora of the Deep Creek Mountains of Central Western Utah | McMillan, Calvin | Botany; Utah; deep Creek Mountains | the Deep Creek Mountains of central western Utah have served as a prominent landmark since white man's earliest explorations into the Great Basin expanses of Utah and Nevada. At first, the primary interest was in the mountain range as a refuge with an assurance of water and as an obstacle to the con... | 1948 |
| 19 |  | A follow-up study of the Utah School of Alcohol studies | Wardle, Rela | Alcoholism; Utah | The Utah School of Alcohol Studies was organized in 1951 to present scientific up-to-date, unbiased information about alcohol consumption and alcoholism from leading clinics and laboratories of the United States. Over the years those who participated have been assisted in ways of applying new in... | 1963 |
| 20 |  | A study of the sexual attitudes and behavior of two hundred single college men | Pennock, John Albert | University of Utah; Students Men; Utah; Salt Lake City; Sexual behavior survey | Sex, like death, has always been with us. Only in recent years, however, has it come from its hiding place behind the barriers of ignorance, misunderstanding, shame and embarrassment to be discussed more freely among educated men and women. It is only now becoming acceptable to give youth in school ... | 1949 |
| 21 |  | A study of boys and girls' clubs in Salt Lake City, Utah | Ledingham, Glen G. | Boys; Utah; Salt Lake City; Societies and clubs Girls; Utah; Salt Lake City; Societies and club | Nature of the problem during the last sixty years there has been an increasing attempt, in the United States, to provide recreational activities for youth and adults. Significant gains during this period are evidenced by the organization of the Boy Scouts, Girl Scouts, Campfire Girls, Y.M.C.A., Y.W.... | 1949 |
| 22 |  | The American party in Utah: a study political party struggles during the early years of statehood | Snow, Reuben Joseph | political parties; Utah; politics and government | The political history of Utah during the period from 1900 to 1920 has been largely ignored by historians. Yet during that period occurred some of the most exciting political events of Utah's unique story. The opening decades of the twentieth century saw the rise to power of Senator Reed Smoot, whom ... | 1964 |
| 23 |  | A survey of graduate programs in arts administration and a proposed program for the University of Utah | Burton, Kenneth J. | University of Utah; curricula arts; management Universities and colleges; Utah; graduate work | The University of Utah's program in Arts Administration will be a two year (eight quarters) graduate program leading to a Master of Fine Arts Degree. It will be housed as an Institute within the College of Fine Arts. The faculty of the program will include a director, who will be in charge of curric... | 1975 |
| 24 |  | The ants of Red Butte Canyon | James, Frank K. Jr. | Ants; Utah; Salt Lake County | This study of the Ants of Red Butte Canyon is an attempt to determine the forms present and their distribution in relation to the habitats found in a canyon. In carrying out this work, an endeavor has been made to record, existing associations between ants and the flora and fauna of the canyon. In a... | 1950 |
| 25 |  | Homing behavior of the Deer Mouse, peromyscus maniculatus (Le conte), and great basin pocket mouse, Perognathus Parvus Merriam, in Western Utah | Juelson, Thomas C. | animal migration; peromyscus maniculatus; peronathus parvus; mice; Utah | There is considerable interest in the ability of small mammals to return to their home ranges after displacement. Some of the earliest literature on the subject appeared in 1931 (Murie, et. a1) but the majority of the work has been conducted within the past 15 years (Schleidt, 1951; Lindenlaub, 1955... | 1966 |
