In addition, it would not require investment, at the beginning of license, on manufacturing, marketing, distributing the clubs; 2) from business development point of view, because the HXL technology and investing in industry is unrelated to the core business of Beta , and considering the uncertainties, licensing out this technology would not distract Beta from its core business; 3) from technology sustainability point of view, licensing out the HXL technology would help Beta avoid sunk costs, Beta could continue to work on R&D, but if not successful, there would not a big loss on sunk c...

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Beta Club I served as the Vice-President for my high school's Beta Club and led a group of about seventy students that were highly motivated academically and directed several major projects that benefitted the Middle Georgia area. ... At my high school, I was President of the Spanish club and I worked along side the Foreign Language Club and orchestrated an "International Coffee House" in which people performed songs, dances, and introduced games and foods to the high school. ...

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Company Description Nike, Inc. was incorporated in 1968. In their thirty-four year history, Nike has primarily been in the business of designing, developing, and marketing athletic footwear, apparel, equipment and accessories. While approximately half of Nike's revenues are generated outside The United States, virtually all of the footwear manufacturing process takes place in foreign countries by independent contractors. Nike is not in the business of making shoes, but developing and marketing them. Product distribution is accomplished through numerous channels including in...

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The honors program includes Chowan Ambassadors, Alpha Chi, Order of the Silver Feather, Phi Alpha Theta - History, Sigma Beta Delta - Business, Management, & Administration and Sigma Tau Delta - English. ... (Chowan Web-site) They have over 40 clubs and organizations on campus. Students have the option of participating in one or all of the following clubs: Campus Program Board, Interclub Council, Residence Hall Association, Student Government Association, Alpha Sigma Tau, Chi Phi, United African American Sisters of Chowan College (UASC), United Brothers in Unity (UBIU), Chowan Players, Cho...

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A five-tiered caste system is maintained which ranks Alphas and Betas on top followed by Gammas, Deltas, and the semi-moronic, ubiquitous Epsilons. ... "Beneath them lay the buildings of the Golf Club-the huge Lower Caste barracks and, on the other side of a dividing wall, the smaller houses reserved for Alpha and Beta members." (73) Indeed our public education system is a tribute to a more enlightened view of society. ...

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Growing up, my mother emphasized the importance of a college education. By the time I was about a year old, she was a single mother with little more than a high school diploma and no job skills. She worked as a secretary for a small glass company while putting herself through college, pursuing a Bac...

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From the caste systems of countries like India and Nepal, to the nobility of past Europe, even down to the golf courses and country clubs of the Untied States, these are all examples of how society is divided. ... For example, in Brave New World, the five castes described, were Alpha, Beta, Gamma, Delta, and Epsilon, where Alphas were of the highest order, and the Epsilons of the lowest. ...

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He was elected Phi Beta Kappa in his junior year of college and was graduated in 1934. ... He had been attending meetings of the Physics Journal Club, and one man, John Livingood, handed him a "hot" target just bombarded at the 27-inch cyclotron and asked him to identify the radioisotopes that were produced. ... In 1940, two other members of the Physics Journal Club, McMillan and Abelson, used a new 60-inch cyclotron to bombard uranium with neutrons. ...

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Fraternities were started as far back as 1750 with the "Flat Hat Club," when only men were allowed to go to college. ... The "Flat Hat Club" was established so these men could get away from the school's rules and have their own. ... The "Flat Hat Club" was a secret society like the Mason organization. Not until 1776 was there a "Greek letter society called Phi Beta Kappa" (Modern Fraternities). ...

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The Poetry of Anne Sexton and Langston Hughes Both Anne Sexton and Langston Hughes are poets, deserving of great recognition. Sexton, a feminist and Hughes, a culturalist both wrote about the issues that were relevant to their lives during the time they were writing. It is obvious that the exa...

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."" - Bill Tragos, Sigma Phi Epsilon Class of 1956 (Washington University, Missouri Beta) Introduction Fraternities are in existence for a reason, and have been for over a century. ... Recruit, On behalf of the Alumni & Volunteer Corporation of Sigma Phi Epsilon at The University, the Parent's Club, and the undergraduate chapter, we are pleased that your son, Johnny, has selected Sigma Phi Epsilon as his collegiate fraternity. ... Sincerely, Steve Alumni Mike Parent Alumni & Volunteer Corporation President Parent Club President Jason M. ...

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She was a bossy leader, organized clubs, and enjoyed rallying people to inspire them to an activity. ... She won the scholarship prize as freshman; she was elected Sigma Chi Sorority; was a Sophia Smith Scholar in 1939-40; was elected to Phi Beta Kappa in her senior year and won the Alumni Fellowship. ... Life magazine said the book was "as disruptive of cocktail party conversation and women's club discussions as a tear-gas bomb. ...

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He spent a year of his undergraduate studies at the London School of Economics and earned his A.B. and a Phi Beta Kappa key in 1958. ... Off the bench, the judge is an avid reader of history and classic literature, such as Shakespeare, and occasionally plays golf at a local country club. ...

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