ETHNOLOGICAL AND ARCHEOLOGICAL NOTES ON MOOSEHEAD LAKE, MAINE

The Indian Ethnological Congress

To the philologer, the opportunities for comparing dialects and checking pronunciation will be splendid, however few the individual speakers of each dialect may be. I heartily wish your plans success, and if there are any more definite ways in which I can help, let me know, and I will do my best. You will convene, I should think, a Physical and a Philological Committee to organize schemes, 1, f...

Houses in the Woods: Lessons from the Plum Creek Concept Plan

Houses in tHe woods Residential growth pressures have arrived at the edge of Maine's North Woods. Kathleen Bell in this article examines changes in the economics of rural land use in Maine. She notes that public debate over Plum Creek's proposal for development in the Moosehead region reminds us that we need to increase our understanding of the interactions between residential growth pressures,...

on semihypergroups and hypergroups

in this thesis, first the notion of weak mutual associativity (w.m.a.) and the necessary and sufficient condition for a $(l,gamma)$-associated hypersemigroup $(h, ast)$ derived from some family of $lesssim$-preordered semigroups to be a hypergroup, are given. second, by proving the fact that the concrete categories, semihypergroups and hypergroups have not free objects we will introduce t...

Land Development Risk Around Southern Sebago Lake, Maine: Identifying at-Risk Parcels

Methods This analysis uses GIS to determine a numeric value between 1 and 100 for an undeveloped land parcel’s relative risk for development and reduction in water quality. The analysis includes parcels in the Town of Standish that are within a 5km radius of the PWD intake pipes and within 1km of the lake shore. The development risk is calculated for each undeveloped parcel that is not currentl...

The Maine Schools Study: Phase II Report on Improving Maine Schools Preliminary Analysis of Maine High Schools Prepared for the Joint Standing Committee on Education and Cultural Affairs