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Saccharin

Ferrara, John (Northern Illinois University, 1952)

DISCOVERY: In about 1879 at John Hopkins University a graduate student named Fahlberg working under Ira Remsen noticed that the bread he ate after working in the laboratory one day had a sweet taste (1). Upon investigating ...

Saccharin in the diabetic diet - a real need?

Bautista, Josefina F. (Northern Illinois University, 1980)

The effect of saccharin on dietary adherence and weight loss were determined in fifty adult-onset diabetic outpatients. Reliance upon and attitudes toward saccharin intake of high carbohydrate foods, consumption of sugar ...

The Sacco-Vanzetti case

Barnes, Dewane (Northern Illinois University, 1964)

At about three o‘clock in the afternoon of April 15, 1920, the Slater and Morrill paymaster, Parmenter, and his guard, Berardelli, were killed by two men, and the pay roll of the Slater and Morrill Shoe Company was stolen. ...

Sacred sisterly secrets : a longitudinal study of twelve regional women artists

Swanson, Loretta (Northern Illinois University, 2000)

This thesis explored the lives, thoughts, and experiences, as well as the perceptions and practices, of twelve regional women artists using their own words responses to questionnaires from 1971 and 1996. The participants ...

Sacred Swing: The Sacralization of Jazz in the American Bahá'í Community

Atkins, E. Taylor, 1967-- (American Music, 2006)

Much modern jazz performance is imbued with religious significance or “sacred intentionality”, as revealed in the Bahá’í conceptions of jazz as a vehicle for worship and spiritual transcendence. Although earlier generations ...

Safe and Effective Patient Handoffs

Stangle, Alexis M., 1999-- (Northern Illinois University, 2021-04-19)

The Joint Commission on Accreditation of Healthcare Organizations reported that poor communication is a contributing factor in more than 60% of all hospital adverse events. Poor communication is found in many different ...

Safe Haven, Adoption and Birth Record Laws: Where are the Daddies?

Parness, Jeffrey A.; Arado, Therese A. Clarke (2007)

An earlier version of this paper was presented by Professor Parness at the Third Annual Wells Conference on Adoption Law under the title, "Safe Haven Laws: Where Are the Daddies?", at Capital University Law School on ...

Safeguarding Judicial Integrity by Making the Executive Branch’s Unfettered Amicus Gateway Transparent: An Argument for the Supreme Court to Exercise its Inherent Authority to Make Public the President’s Tax and Investment Records

Kastenberg, Joshua (Northern Illinois University Law Review, 2017-11)

When the executive branch submits an amicus brief to the federal appellate courts, and most importantly, to the Supreme Court, it has the strength of being considered under a standard of “the best interest of the United ...

Safety for motorcyclists : ADAC motorcycle safety training instructor's guide

Rubinson, Steven (Northern Illinois University, 1985)

A translation from German to English.

The sale of Alaska by Russia to the United States : reasons for the sale and the purchase

Bill, Erwin A. (Northern Illinois University, 1966)

On October 18, 1867 at Sitka, Alaska a ceremony took place in which Russia transferred its ownership of this territory to the United States. The price paid for what was to become our forty-ninth state was seven million two ...

The Sale-of-Control Premium-Bribe: Recoupment in Advance: A Case Study

Bayne, David Cowan (Northern Illinois University Law Review, 1988-11)

The illegal sale of corporate control has continued unabated over the decades. As early as 1969 Father Bayne uncovered an esoteric variant on the bald bribery into corporate control. This would be controleur, instead of ...

Salvator Rosa and eighteenth century England : a study of the influence of his art and idealogy on sublime landscape painting

Holtz, Barbara Dunn (Northern Illinois University, 1981)

To anyone who has studied the eighteenth century it is no doubt evident that there existed in England an immense enthusiasm for nature and, specifically, for nature as depicted in landscape painting. Coupled with the cult ...