Within the pages of "Russian Traditions of Christmas and Easter," you will find far more than recipes and cooking techniques. The book holds the memories and traditions of the author that penned it.
... of a particular religion to perform work connected with the carrying on by such [entity] of... on the law of religious corporations, published long before Title VII's enactment, demonstrates th...
Inside Mother of God Church, a mountainside was quickly taking shape. An army of volunteers was busy hammering the framework and draping the painted canvas that formed the Alpine backdrop for the church's renowned Nativity scene. When finished, its handcrafted Bavarian statues and live Christmas trees would fill the entire side altar, from the communion rail up to the gold-domed ceiling. So many good people to help this year, thought Fay Schmidt as she supervised the work from the front pew. It was too bad they couldn't fix the leaks in the century-old ceiling as well. Certainly, the spirit among them was strong, but the skills were weak. The church would have to find $100,000 -- somehow, somewhere -- to hire a contractor for the work.
Beginning with Bowersox and Daugherty's (1987) influential work describing three unique logistics organizational forms, researchers have generally taken a theoretical typology approach to classifying logistics strategies, and attempts to validate the numerous proposed typologies have produced inconsistent and somewhat conflicting results. In an attempt to add clarity to this stream of research, the current article partially replicates and extends the previous studies using a more rigorous and data-driven methodology, by developing an empirical taxonomy with firm-level logistics activities used as clustering criteria. The results identify two primary logistics strategy types used by contemporary firms. The revealed strategies are somewhat parallel to two of the three strategic orientatio...
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In the last 15 years, there has been little published research on student success in management accounting course work. To our knowledge, there have been no published empirical papers focusing on factors affecting success in upper level management accounting course work in an American classroom setting. In our research, we control for different grading schemes across instructors, and we find that student grade point average, performance in managerial accounting principles and performance in the first statistics course are all significantly related to success in cost accounting. Math achievement, student age, gender and the length of time between taking principles and cost accounting are insignificant. With regard to course sequencing, this paper considers issues not addressed before in ...
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