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• Evaluation report : proposed I-205 Columbia River Bridge bikeway

  Wolfe, Victor D.; Oregon. State Highway Division. Location Section; Columbia Region Association of Governments (March , 1973)

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  Wolfe, Victor D. Oregon. State Highway Division. Location Section Columbia Region Association of Governments 2010-03-15T18:05:26Z 2010-03-15T18:05:26Z 1973-03 http://hdl.handle.net/1794/10274 50 p. Illustrations, Maps en_US Bicycle trails -- Oregon -- Portland -- Planning Bicycle trails -- Design and construction Cycling -- Oregon -- Portland Bridges -- Oregon -- Portland -- Planning Bridges -- Washington (State) -- Vancouver -- Planning Bridges -- Columbia River -- Planning Bridges -- Design and construction Transportation -- Oregon -- Portland Metropolitan Area -- Planning Bikeways Bicycle lanes -- Oregon -- Portland -- Planning Bicycle lanes -- Design and construction Interstate 205 (Or. and Wash.) Evaluation report : proposed I-205 Columbia River Bridge bikeway Other
• Postglacial Vegetation Change in the Interior Temperate Rainforest of British Columbia

  White, Ariana (University of Oregon, October 17, 2014)

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  Gavin, Daniel White, Ariana 2014-10-17T16:16:05Z 2014-10-17 http://hdl.handle.net/1794/18536 The interior temperate rainforest of eastern British Columbia, Canada, supports dozens of species disjunct from their main coastal distribution, but the paleoecological history of this biogeographically unique area remains poorly studied. Specifically, the arrival time and migration route of the key rainforest tree species Tsuga heterophylla remains poorly understood. Sediment cores were obtained from two lakes occupying kame terraces on opposite sides of the upper Fraser River in east-central British Columbia. Pollen analysis indicates an early Holocene arrival time for this key species, much earlier than has previously been established and suggestive of a north-to-south migration route. Although the pollen records were broadly similar, minor differences occurred in the temporal zonation and pollen assemblages between sites. The synchronous and disparate aspects of these records shed light on the broad regional forcings of vegetation change as well as on more local factors affecting Holocene vegetation change. en_US University of Oregon All Rights Reserved. British Columbia Forestry Holocene Palynology Temperate Rainforest Postglacial Vegetation Change in the Interior Temperate Rainforest of British Columbia Electronic Thesis or Dissertation 2015-04-17 M.S. masters Department of Geography University of Oregon
• Michael Ramsey, Archbishop of Canterbury: Incarnational Anglicanism and British Society, 1928-1974

  Kaiser, Austin (University of Oregon, 2012)

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  Maddex, Jack Kaiser, Austin Kaiser, Austin 2012-10-26T03:58:15Z 2012-10-26T03:58:15Z 2012 http://hdl.handle.net/1794/12367 This dissertation analyzes the theology and politics of Michael Ramsey between his ordination in 1928 and his retirement in 1974. Ramsey entered the priesthood after a burgeoning career in law and Liberal politics. I argue that Ramsey's later political activism as Archbishop of Canterbury was a continuation of his early political engagement at Cambridge. However, the Anglican Incarnational theological tradition exemplified in the writings of F. D. Maurice, Charles Gore, and William Temple exerted a powerful influence on Ramsey's politics after he entered the priesthood. This dissertation locates Ramsey within that Incarnational tradition, and I argue that the Incarnation was the locus not only of his theological writings and his historical writings on Anglican theology, but also of his political activism in the 1960s and early 1970s. I draw heavily on unpublished letters and autobiographical essays from the Ramsey Papers at Lambeth Palace, as well as on his speeches to ordinands and in House of Lords. Two chapters contain analyses of nearly all of Ramsey's published corpus, with one devoted to his historical writings and the other to his social theological writings. A third chapter analyzes three examples of Ramsey's activism at Canterbury (on legal reform for homosexual acts, the Rhodesian crisis of 1965, and Commonwealth immigration) within the context of his Incarnational social theology. I argue that the primary issue for Ramsey in each example was the affirmation of human dignity and conscience, regardless of race, religion, or sexual orientation, and that his belief in the post-Incarnational sanctification of humankind led him to emphasize the social values that he did. en_US University of Oregon All Rights Reserved. Anglicanism Archbishop of Canterbury British politics British society Michael Ramsey Michael Ramsey, Archbishop of Canterbury: Incarnational Anglicanism and British Society, 1928-1974 Electronic Thesis or Dissertation