Election of President and Honorary Officers

Sd Erc ’ 2013 Honorary President ’ S Message . . .

The presenter’s study: (1) investigated the underpinnings for a drive in the search for a better quality of life; (2) formulated a basis for a realistic state of happiness; (3) investigated an overview of ICHPER·SD through examining its history in 4 periods: (a) from the founding in 1958 to 1991 as the first segment; (b) from 1991 to 2001 as the 2 segment; (c) from 2003 to 2011 as the 3 segment...

Introductory remarks by the honorary president of the section.

s Decennial Index (1937—1946), references to polysaccharide chemistry covered 2 pages, i.e., about 480 references. References to starch covered five pages (1200 references), and those to cellulose and its derivatives, 20 pages (4800 references). A total of 6480 references, including patents, in a ten year period. During 1947—1956 references to polysaccharides covered 6 pages, i.e. 1360 referenc...

review of legal gap of election of lebanon president

lebanon enjoyed the constitution in 1924. in other words, this is the second country in middle east after iran which has enjoyed the constitution. lebanon is considered as the pattern of the islam world and west world which enjoys both rich culture of islam and culture and rules of west. lebanon has the distinguished status in comparison with islamic and arabic countries and the whole countries...

President Eisenhower, Economic Policy, and the 1960 Presidential Election

The Election of Dr. Charles Franklin Kettering as President.

CHARLES FRANKLIN KETTERING was born near Loudonville, Ashland County, Ohio, on August 29, 1876. He is vice-president of the General Motors Corporation and general manager of its Research Laboratories Division. Many and various honors have been bestowed on Kettering, including doctor's degrees from several universities, medals, honorary memberships in technical societies, election to the Nationa...