Memoir of Judge Carleton

Hugh Hadfield Carleton

Proctor Assignment at Carleton University

Carleton University needs proctors during examination sessions to oversee the students as they write their final examinations. The process of assigning proctors to examinations is quite complex because of the sheer number of examinations and various complex constraints on allowable assignments. We developed a computer-based system to replace an existing manual system for assigning proctors, fre...

Perspective of a Juvenile Court Judge Judge

The juvenile court judge occupies a unique position. Like all other judges, the juvenile court judge must apply the law to resolve a dispute. For juvenile court judges handling abuse and neglect cases, however, the law requires a new type of role. The judge must monitor whether child welfare agencies have provided services to individual children and families sufficient to comply with federal an...

Biographical Memoir

Any opinions expressed in this memoir are those of the author(s) and do not necessarily reflect the views of the National Academy of Sciences.

Memoir of Dr. Babington

was more esteemed during life, or more regretted on his death in 1833 (from influenza, then so prevalent), than this truly good man, the leading features of whose character are well pourtrayed in a sketch of his career drawn up by his distinguished son-in-law, Dr. Richard Bright, in-^e twelfth volume of the Medical Gazette. The rare honour ofS*k. statue?one of the best works of the late Mr. Beh...