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Madness

West, Kelly (2014)

Making Connections: Is There Always a Winner?

Klawitter, Julie (2013-09-11)

We analyze the board game Connections™ and prove that there is always a winner. We examine the scenario in which every space on the board is covered and one specific player has not yet won. Through a series of logical ...

Management implications of an overpopulated white-tailed deer herd (Odocoileus virginianus) and the effects of the recently suspended Earn-a-Buck program in Wisconsin.

Murray, Daniel (2013-09-06)

Overpopulated deer herds can have serious implications on both the human and natural landscape. Among other things, uncontrolled deer numbers can increase the amount of deer-related accidents and increase the spread of ...

Managerial Accounting

Barbara Jewell

Managerial Accounting

Barbara Jewell

Managerial Accounting

Barbara Jewell

Managerial Accounting

Barbara Jewell

Managing Grassland Biofuel Cropping Systems for Plant Diversity and Productivity

Fouts, Sara (2012-04)

With the rapid depletion of fossil fuels such as oil and coal, the future of the US fuel supply may depend on alternative energies such as biofuels. However the most commonly implemented biofuel today, corn ethanol, is ...

Many and Great, O God, Are Your Works!

Music Department (2005-03-18)

Mapping Crime: Exploring Spatial Patterns of Robbery in Milwaukee, Wisconsin

D'Amico, Elizabeth (2013-09-06)

Crime and socio-demographics have been shown in previous research to be related to one another. This research investigates spatial patterns of robbery and links robberies and socio-demographics in Milwaukee, Wisconsin for ...

Mapping the Aftermath: An Exploration in GIS of the Sioux Uprising of 1862

Thorkelson, Erik (2017-05-31)

On December 26th, 1862 the largest mass execution in United States History occurred as 38 Sioux Indians were hanged in Mankato, MN. This event marked the end of the Sioux Uprising of 1862, also known as the Dakota War or ...