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    • 1 U.S. TV SHOW’ INFLUENCE IN CHINA Chapter 1：Introduction China is playing an increasingly important role in the world today. Despite its strong and rich 5,000-year history, traditional Chinese culture is encountering an unheralded level of change....
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    • 72 Glass Chip Magnets Materials Needed: magazines, glass chips, magnets, hot glue gun, mod podge Retrieve hot glue guns from back closet and plug in to outlet behind activities desk before guests arrive. Be sure that you are the only one that...
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    • Commitment 2 that employed almost 4,300 people and brought in revenue of $489 million (U.S. Census Bureau, 2009). Discussing the importance of love, Chapman (2010) stated: Love is the most important word in the English language—and the most...
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    • 73 Give each guest a glass chip to start their craft. Have guests look through magazines to find a design they like. Once they have settled on a design, they can use the glass chip to measure the size of the design on their magnet. Using the chip...
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    • PHOTOGRAPHY 31 Rationale and Research Questions National Geographic possesses a unique approach to communicating current events involving political affairs, environmental issues, and human interest by combining narratives and corresponding images....
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    • PHOTOGRAPHY 32 of all backgrounds. Because of this, it is appropriate that more research is undertaken to understand more about their magazines and how they connect readers to the world through a pair of high-quality lens and ink on paper. This...
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    • PHOTOGRAPHY 33 METHODS Grounded Theory Prior to answering the research questions in the National Geographic magazines, a grounded theory analysis was utilized to develop categories of photograph content and story content which can be coded for a...
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    • PHOTOGRAPHY 34 Content Analysis After the grounded theory was complete, a content analysis was conducted as a research method to draw questions about data found in the text. A content analysis is a method of observation from which data is extracted...
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    • 53 CURRENT MAGAZINES IN OUR LIBRARY. Blackwoods Juvenile Instructor Boston Cooking School Ladies' Home Journal Century Literary Digest Cosmopolitan McClure's Dileneator Popular Science Monthly...
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    • PHOTOGRAPHY 40 Relationship between Photographs and Text To test for a relationship between the photograph portion and the text portion in each story, the chi square test was used. In order for the coders to produce valid results in the content...
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    • PHOTOGRAPHY 43 RESULTS AND DISCUSSION Results of Grounded Theory Analysis The five themes that were used for this study are from a list that was used as an educational tool for students from the National Geographic website...
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    • PHOTOGRAPHY 44 when the test indicates .80 or higher (Riffe et al., 2005). Reliability for this analysis was calculated at .90, and was considered acceptable for this study. The list of themes originally found on the National Geographic website...
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    • 32 SOUTHERN BRANCH CONTRIBUTIONS TO THE SCHOOL. PERIODICALS. TITLE. DONOR. Salt Lake Tribune Publisher Salt Lake Herald " Deseret Evening News " Ogden Standard ….." Iron County Record ….." Dixie Advocate " Milford...
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    • PHOTOGRAPHY 53 Table 10 Inconsistent Themes Frequency Percent Geographical 11 12 Environmental 10 12 Human Systems 23 27 Animal Systems 23 27 Human Interest/Discovery 18 21 Total 119 100.0 Finally, the remaining group of stories, titled...
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    • 12 AGRICULTURE. The agricultural laboratory is supplied with all the essential apparatus for demonstration. A few pure bred animals are kept by the school for the educational work. They, will help to keep the Domestic Science department...
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    • 44 SOUTHERN DRANCH BOOKS AND MAGAZINES. MAGAZINES. Juvenile Instructor, Black Wood's Magazine, Scientific American, The World's Work, Improvement Era, Harper's Monthly Magazine, Harper's Weekly, Scribner's Magazine, The...
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    • PHOTOGRAPHY 60 Changing Tribes, Shanghai Reborn, Troubled Spirits, The Secrets of Sleep, The Forgotten Road, Electrical Grid, Veiled Rebellion, Population 7 Billion, Opium Wars, Kung Fu Kingdom, Genius of the Inca, A Jewel in Two Crowns, Buoyant in...
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    • 9 STATE NORMAL SCHOOL. illustrate the geology, mineralogy, natural history, and archaeology of southern Utah. LIBRARY AND READING ROOM. The library is furnished with the standard works in literature, history, pedagogy, science and...
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    • PHOTOGRAPHY 66 Indomitable Snow Frogs, Foja Mountains, Whooping Cranes, Flamingoes, Ancient Swimmers, Crash, Swan Serenade, Eels, Insect Eggs, One Cubic Foot, Beautiful Friendships: Befriending Nemo, Gold Dusters, The Acid Sea, Bowerbirds, Politics...
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    • PHOTOGRAPHY 71 market in Bangkok (top left). Three dealers were arrested during the raid. In a discouraging outcome for conservationists, two were let go, and the third paid a light fine of about $600.” Other photographs continue the message in...

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