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1. On Paper: 1942.

Subjects
CONFERENCES & conventions, SCARCITY, PAPER, PULPING, ASSOCIATIONS, institutions, etc.
Abstract

Information about several issues discussed at American Paper and Pulp Association's (APPA) annual convention concerning pulp production is presented. It states that there had been speculations of paper shortage in the U.S. which is feared to restrict industry operations however, it is predicted that shortages will not exist for some time. The convention featured APPA affiliated organizations including Pulp Producers Association, Kraft Paper Association, and Tissue Association.

Published
1942

2. TIPOLOGIA DE ARTIGOS PUBLICADOS NOS SIMPÓSIOS BRASILEIROS DE CLIMATOLOGIA GEOGRÁFICA DE 2010 E 2012.

Author

Lôbo, Karime, Zuffo, Catia Eliza, de Aguiar, Benedito Sales, and Santos Inêz, Cleuzenir dos

Subjects
*QUANTITATIVE research, *CONFERENCES & conventions, *PAPER, *LITERATURE, *CLIMATOLOGY
Abstract

This paper aims to summarize the characteristics of 212 papers and 4 Themes (topics) in two BRASILIAN SYMPOSIA OF GEOGRAPHIC CLIMATOLOGY (2010 and 2012), read and separated according to the explained content and data of each main author, aiming to stimulate studies applied to the North of Brazil. The theoretical framework was based on the literature method and the approach of the study was the quantitative type, with drafting tables that enriched the analysis and interpretation. The researches for this article were based on bibliography search methods. The study demonstrated a decrease in the number of articles published from one event to another and that the scientific production in the Northern region is smaller than in other Brazil's regions, showing a potential for further research concerning this topic. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Published
2015
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3. JOSIP SLAVENSKI AND HIS TIME.

Author

Tomašević, Katarina

Subjects
*MUSIC, *CONFERENCES & conventions, *PAPER, *MODERNIST music
Abstract

The article examines the rich and informative collection of papers from the conference as tribute to Joseph Slavenski. According to the author , the conference simulated the members of local both in middle and younger generations of musicologist. Each collection is carefully reviewed and analysis of the authors private personal life, his music, his attitude towards European identity, and his stylistic approach to modernism.

Published
2007

4. For the record.

Subjects
*PAPER, *TISSUES, *CONFERENCES & conventions
Abstract

Corrections to articles published in previous issues are presented, including one about an interview with Jeff Greason in the October 24, 2009 issue, another on the use of paper as a skeleton for growing animal tissue in the October 24, 2009 issue, and one on the Copenhagen summit in Denmark in the November 7, 2009 issue.

Published
2009
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5. Preface.

Author

Gilbert, Michael 'Miqqi Alicia'

Subjects
*PAPER, *CONFERENCES & conventions, *TRANSSEXUALISM, *TRANSGENDER people, *LGBTQ+ studies
Abstract

Provides an introduction to this issue of the 'International Journal of Transgenderism'; Collection of papers presented at the 'What is Trans/Gender?' Symposium in 1999; The author's vision for a true symposium that included discussion; View that the collection of papers offers a well-rounded, interdisciplinary look at the concepts of both gender and transgender.

Published
2000

6. Editorial.

Author

Pollock, C. J. and Farrar, J. F.

Subjects
*CONFERENCES & conventions, *PAPER, *RESEARCH, *MICROORGANISMS
Abstract

This article focuses on all the papers submitted at the Third International Fructan Symposium held at the Utah State University Campus in Logan, USA, from July 21 to July 24, 1996. As for the previous symposium, all aspects of the physiology, biochemistry, chemistry and molecular biology of fructans in plants and micro-organisms were covered in a series of reviews and research presentations. On this occasion, however, only research papers were considered for publication by "The New Phytologist," resulting in a volume, which gives a comprehensive and detailed account of current research in this area.

Published
1997

7. The Effect of Noise on Public Health.

Author

Finegold, Lawrence S., Job, Soames, de Jong, Ronald, and Griefahn, Barbara

Subjects
*NOISE, *CONFERENCES & conventions, *ANIMALS, *PAPER, *RESEARCH, *SOUND
Abstract

Focuses on the effect of noise exposure on humans and other animals during the 8th International Congress on Noise. Papers regarding sleep-disturbance research; Community response to environmental noise; Important negative effects of noise.

Published
2004

8. Ad Age uses recycled paper.

Subjects
*PAPER, *RECYCLED products, *WASTE recycling, *PERIODICALS, *CONFERENCES & conventions
Abstract

This article focuses on the utilization of recycled paper by Advertising Age effective with its June 28, 1993 issue. The 40-pound recycled paper stock provides readers and advertisers with the same, previous high-quality production standards and meets current industry and U.S. Environmental Protection Agency requirements for recycled paper. Though the paper will cost more to buy and mail, Advertising Age publisher Ed Erhardt said the investment will pay off in the long run. The move coincides with an Advertising Age-sponsored environmental conference on June 30, 1993 at the United Nations. Speakers at the conference, on Business & the Environment: Partnerships for Profit & sustainability, include executives from Procter & Gamble Co., Wal-Mart Stores Inc. and Coca-Cola Co.

Published
1993

9. Paper outlook: Prices continue up.

Author

Hilts, Paul

Subjects
*WOOD-pulp, *PAPER, *PAPERMAKING machinery, *PRICES, *CONFERENCES & conventions
Abstract

Reports on the possible rise of pulp and paper prices as gleaned from the American Forest and Paper Association's convention of the 1995 Paper Week held in New York City on March 13-15. International Paper's unveiling of a new papermaking machine.

Published
1995