Selective breeding of dogs has resulted in repeated artificial selection on breed‐specific
morphological phenotypes. A number of quantitative trait loci associated with these phenotypes …

This dissertation draws on interdisciplinary scholarship, anchored in the rhetoric of health
and medicine and technical communication, and employs mixed methods, archival texts, and …

By Benita Stambler much older than today’s students. Looking through her eyes provides an
accessible glimpse of Asia and international relations on the cusp of change. Memoir entries…

… Ward's librettist, Bernard Stambler, collaborated in recasting the … stage play, and Ward and
Stambler's later creation of the opera's … play and Ward's and Stambler's opera were fashioned. …

… What is perhaps less known is the extent to which Miller, Ward, and Ward's librettist, Bernard
Stambler, collaborated in recasting the play into a vehicle more appropriate for operatic …

This article explores graduate students’ precarity, which helps us consider issues of labor,
citizenship, risk, and oppression, drawing attention to the conditions that shape our existence. …

… Ward and his librettist, Bernard Stambler, completed the work in 1961 for its commissioned
premiere by the New York City Opera. The opera continues to be performed around the world …

gifts received november 1, 2012–October 31, 2013 edwin d. Abel inc. Charles d. Ablard
Abowitz, rhodes & dahnke PC ronald e. Abramson Alex h. Adkins nathan h. Aduddell edward r. …

Methods A cross-sectional survey of 76 physicians working in a large urban hospital was
conducted in August of 2017. Physicians were asked a series of questions with Likert scale …

… ," focuses on the genesis of Miller's play and how Ward and his librettist, Bernard Stambler,
… first commanding Ward's attention; and Bernard Stambler's role as librettist. Chapter 3, "…