GRESE

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GRESE	Grants for Research and Education in Science and Engineering (NSF)

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As Grese notes, "Do we reset the clock on these places every sixty years ...

The puzzles and promise of campus landscape preservation: integrating sustainability, historic landscapes, and institutional change: several of the campus heritage plans funded by the Getty Foundation served as laboratories for cultural landscape preservation

I fashioned an SS doll to resemble Irma Grese of Auschwitz-- blonde,

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Indeed, only five species (Antennaria neglecta [cat's foot], Carex bicknellii [Bicknell's sedge], Carex cephalophora [sedge], Potentilla arguta [prairie cinquefoil] and Solidago rigida [stiff goldenrod]) newly colonized the sample plots after 1991 and occurred with greater than 5% frequency (Grese and Heslinga, unpublished data).

Assessing plant community changes over sixteen years of restoration in a remnant Michigan tallgrass prairie

It's also possible that a landscape commission brought the two together, says Robert Grese, current director of the arboretum: "Although outside employment wasn't encouraged by the university, it was fairly common."

Preserving for peonies for posterity

Pelkiu vietove Schleipfuhl, kuriai grese pavojus isdziuti, buvo atgaivinta profesionaliai vadovaujant Gamtos apsaugos centrui ir padedant Hellersdorfo gamtos myletojams.

The analysis of renovation strategies of multi-storey apartment houses in residential districts/ Daugiabuciu namu kvartalu modernizavimo strategiju analize

sausio pradzioje uzemus Vilniu, draugijos nariai ir ju seimos kente bolseviku terora, o draugijos turtui grese nacionalizacija.

The residence of the Vilnius Society of Friends of Science/Vilniaus mokslo biciuliu draugijos buveine

Mengele and Irma Grese, the sadistic "blond angel" who was the head of the women's camp.

Emigree Central European Jewish Women's Holocaust life writing

Bob Grese of the University of Michigan's School of Natural Resources and the Environment.

Chasing the chestnut

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And a similar statement is found at least once in drama circulating in London at the same time as Everyman, when the vice Counterfeit Countenance boasts in Magnyfycence of his ability to distort judgment and reverse values: "Counterfet maters in the lawe of the lande,-- / Wyth golde and grotes they grese my hande, / In stede of ryght that wronge may stande" (431-33).

Material economy, spiritual economy, and social critique in Everyman

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