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3. Two ILLiad Clients, One Desktop, Purchase on Demand: Sharing a University's Collection, Staff, and Expertise

Author

Bertuca, Cynthia, Lelonek, Carol, Tuohy, Rena, Ortner, Jill, Bouvier, Anne, Dithomas, Sarah, Hayes, Suzanne, and Morehouse, Sarah

Abstract

The University at Buffalo (UB) and Empire State College (ESC) designed a project that demonstrates the viability of shipping materials directly to the patron, the cost-effectiveness of using UPS for delivering and returning materials, the value of expanded library service to ESC patrons, and the practicality of purchasing-on-demand as a service and collection development model. UB staff provide the service and have access to both institutions' ILLiad clients. Articles are sent via Odyssey. Books not owned by UB are purchased and shipped directly to the patron. The purchased books are added to the UB collection upon return. (Contains 1 table, 4 figures, and 2 charts.)

Published
2009
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8. What are party endorsements worth? A study of preprimary gubernatorial endorsements

Author

Jewell, Malcolm E. and Morehouse, Sarah M.

Subjects
Gubernatorial candidates -- Endorsements, Political parties -- Research
Abstract

In this study of preprimary gubernatorial endorsements by state parties, we find that the endorsee is less likely to be challenged in a primary if the endorsement is based on state law rather than party rules; though in both situations, the percentage of contested endorsees who win has been declining. Evidence from a number of 1994 endorsing conventions shows that the gubernatorial endorsee is more likely to win nomination if (a) the party endorses a politically strong candidate, (b) the endorsing convention is reasonably united and representative of party primary voters, and (c) the endorsee receives considerable tangible support as a result of being endorsed.

Published
1996

11. Legislatures and political parties

Author

Morehouse, Sarah M.

Subjects
Politics -- Analysis, Elections -- Laws, regulations and rules, Political parties -- Powers and duties, Government, Political science
Published
1986

12. A Bipartisan Moment

Author

Morehouse, Sarah M.

Subjects
Rell, M. Jodi
Abstract

IN their infinite wisdom, the voters of Connecticut elected Democrats with two-thirds majorities in both the state House and Senate for the first time in 26 years. At the same [...]

Published
2006

15. State Parties Adjust to BICRA.

Author

Morehouse, Sarah M.

Subjects
*POLITICAL participation, *NOMINATIONS for public office, *POLITICAL affiliation, *POLITICAL parties, UNITED States presidential elections
Abstract

The first post-BCRA election in 2004 permits a comparison between the previous period of the soft money relationship between the national and state parties and the first election cycle with the ban on soft money. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Published
2005

19. What Are Party Endorsements Worth?

Author

Jewell, Malcolm E. and Morehouse, Sarah M.

Abstract

In this study of preprimary gubernatorial endorsements by state parties, we find that the endorsee is less likely to be challenged in a primary if the endorsement is based on state law rather than party rules; though in both situations, the percentage of contested endorsees who win has been declining. Evidence from a number of 1994 endorsing conventions shows that the gubernatorial endorsee is more likely to win nomination if (a) the party endorses a politically strong candidate, (b) the endorsing convention is reasonably united and representative of party primary voters, and (c) the endorsee receives considerable tangible support as a result of being endorsed. [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]

Published
1996
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26. State Party Finance in 2004.

Author

Morehouse, Sarah M. and Jewell, Malcolm E.

Subjects
*POLITICAL campaign laws, *UNITED States political parties, *CAMPAIGN funds, UNITED States politics & government
Abstract

The article examines the impact of the Bipartisan Campaign Reform Act of 2002 (BCRA) on the relationship between the state and national parties in the U.S. An overview of the relationship between the national parties and state parties under the period of soft money is presented. The authors maintained that state parties have been independent partners in the money relationship. State parties have changed from labor intensive operations to sophisticated service parties.

Published
2006

27. Addressing Youth Violence in the Primary Health Care Setting.

Author

Morehouse S

Subjects
Adolescent, Humans, Mass Screening, Protective Factors, Risk Factors, Violence statistics & numerical data, Pediatrics methods, Primary Health Care methods, Public Health, Violence prevention & control
Published
2016

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