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’-dihydroxyureas. The two protecting groups that were investigated in this study were tert-butyldiphenylsilyl and 2-nitrobenzyl ethers. O-(tert-butyldiphenylsilyl) hydroxylalmine was made with a good yield of 49%, but reaction with S,S-dimethyl dithiocarbamate to produce the desired hydroxyurea was unsuccessful. O-(2-Nitrobenzyl) hydroxylamine was made with a good yield of 67% and has proven to be a successful strategy for the synthesis of protected hydroxyureas. 4:00 pm - FeS2 and Cu2S Quantum Dots in
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internship, you’ll receive extensive career field training before you graduate — at shelters, social welfare agencies and educational organizations. Graduates from the last 5 years: Their jobs Public Defender, Snohomish County Public Defender Association Research and Evaluation Analyst, Seattle Housing Authority Social Services Specialist, DCYF Graduate Teaching Assistant, George Mason University Honors College Clerk, Madigan Army Medical Center Participant Recruitment Coordinator, Rainier Clinical
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for her to get into Environmental studies and why she felt like they didn’t fit in, especially as a student of color because of how the environmental field has unfortunately been perceived to be predominantly white folks, despite indigenous leadership through the years. I had a crash course on indigenous governments and the road to sovereignty as far as intergovernmental relations. We also had a public service fair where we went into breakouts so we could talk to individuals who are working in
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matter in any field reveal deeper meanings in the subject and deeper meanings in humanity. . . . Perpetrators are human. That is their terrible secret–not that they are aberrant to human nature, but that they are not so.” Kelsey Mejlaender, ’14, History Major Kelsey Mejlaender arrived at PLU in 2011 with advanced placement credits, so that she is now approaching her senior year. She has maintained a rare and impressive 4.0 grade point average and has worked as a History tutor for other students on
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, because the trends in the subject matter in any field reveal deeper meanings in the subject and deeper meanings in humanity. . . . Perpetrators are human. That is their terrible secret–not that they are aberrant to human nature, but that they are not so.” Kelsey Mejlaender, ’14, History Major Kelsey Mejlaender arrived at PLU in 2011 with advanced placement credits, so that she is now approaching her senior year. She has maintained a rare and impressive 4.0 grade point average and has worked as a
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, because the trends in the subject matter in any field reveal deeper meanings in the subject and deeper meanings in humanity. . . . Perpetrators are human. That is their terrible secret–not that they are aberrant to human nature, but that they are not so.” Kelsey Mejlaender, ’14, History Major Kelsey Mejlaender arrived at PLU in 2011 with advanced placement credits, so that she is now approaching her senior year. She has maintained a rare and impressive 4.0 grade point average and has worked as a
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matter in any field reveal deeper meanings in the subject and deeper meanings in humanity. . . . Perpetrators are human. That is their terrible secret–not that they are aberrant to human nature, but that they are not so.” Kelsey Mejlaender, ’14, History Major Kelsey Mejlaender arrived at PLU in 2011 with advanced placement credits, so that she is now approaching her senior year. She has maintained a rare and impressive 4.0 grade point average and has worked as a History tutor for other students on
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trends in the subject matter in any field reveal deeper meanings in the subject and deeper meanings in humanity. . . . Perpetrators are human. That is their terrible secret–not that they are aberrant to human nature, but that they are not so.” Kelsey Mejlaender, ’14, History Major Kelsey Mejlaender arrived at PLU in 2011 with advanced placement credits, so that she is now approaching her senior year. She has maintained a rare and impressive 4.0 grade point average and has worked as a History tutor
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, because the trends in the subject matter in any field reveal deeper meanings in the subject and deeper meanings in humanity. . . . Perpetrators are human. That is their terrible secret–not that they are aberrant to human nature, but that they are not so.” Kelsey Mejlaender, ’14, History Major Kelsey Mejlaender arrived at PLU in 2011 with advanced placement credits, so that she is now approaching her senior year. She has maintained a rare and impressive 4.0 grade point average and has worked as a
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matter in any field reveal deeper meanings in the subject and deeper meanings in humanity. . . . Perpetrators are human. That is their terrible secret–not that they are aberrant to human nature, but that they are not so.” Kelsey Mejlaender, ’14, History Major Kelsey Mejlaender arrived at PLU in 2011 with advanced placement credits, so that she is now approaching her senior year. She has maintained a rare and impressive 4.0 grade point average and has worked as a History tutor for other students on
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