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Yellow Spotted Tail
(2020)This exhibition is about open endedness and play. We live in a world that prioritizes seriousness; our working lives are primarily serious and we come home to a serious to-do list of tasks. Our culture is oriented towards ... -
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Yeong Wo Mercantile on the Comstock
(2009)In the summer of 2004, the University of Nevada, Reno and the Nevada State Historic Preservation Office sponsored an archaeological excavation on the corner of Union and "H" Street in Virginia City, Nevada. This parcel of ... -
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¡Yo no estoy loca! A behavioral health telenovela style entertainment education video to reduce stigma and increase mental health literacy among Latina adults with limited English proficiency
(2020)There are about 55 million Latinxs in the United States and a significant portion of this population experience some type of mental health problem throughout their lifetime. Although there are services available for this ... -
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Yoga as Work: Good Work? Bad Work? Emotional Labor, Aesthetic Labor, and Managing Sterotypes
(2018)This qualitative research explored the work experiences of twenty-two yoga teachers through in-depth interviews in two different cities. Participants gave insight into their work experiences, their performance of emotional ... -
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You Came Out of the Forest
(2021)Fans of the Islamic-inspired world of S.A. Chakraborty’s The City of Brass and academic politics of R.F. Kuang’s The Poppy War will be enmeshed in YOU CAME OUT OF THE FOREST, a multi-point of view, crossover fantasy with ... -
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"You Could Bomb it into Oblivion and Never Notice the Difference": An Archaeological Research Design for Nevada's Uranium Mining Industry, 1951-1968
(2013)An often-overlooked metal in the history of Nevada mining, uranium has had a significant impact on our industrial landscape. Because the majority of Nevada's uranium production infrastructure has not yet reached the 50 ... -
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You Know What I Mean: An Exploration of the Second-Person Narrative
(2011)The author defines the second-person narrative mode, and then uses the second person to write a collection of short stories. The definition of the second person breaks the form into the standard, hypothetical, and autotelic ... -
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Young Children's Mathematical Communication in Small Group Work
(2020)Teachers’ instructional strategies to promote student-to-student dialogue have been studied extensively because they have been found to positively influence student learning and achievement (Webb et al., 2019b). Over the ... -
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Your Master Butcher: The Rhetoric of Consent in Cannibalism
(2023)Cannibalism is not a new, perverse fascination the public has adopted; in fact, this act of deviance has been an area of interest for a while. The recent focus on this taboo subject has brought about new questions and ... -
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Your Neighborhood Matters: An Ecological Analysis of Neighborhood Disadvantage and Fatal Opioid Overdose in Nevada
(2019)Despite signs of a looming opioid crisis in the United States more than a decade ago, efforts to change course have had mixed success. After nearly a decade of policy focused on controlling the supply of prescription ... -
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Zeptonewton force sensing with nanospheres in an optical lattice
(2016)Optically trapped nanospheres in high vacuum experience little friction and hence are promising for ultrasensitive force detection. Here we demonstrate measurement times exceeding 10(5) s and zeptonewton force sensitivity ... -
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Zeroing in on Reducing Gun and Violent Crime
(2024)From 2013 to 2017, the City of Reno experienced significant increases in gun and violent crime that impeded the safety of the community. The RPD obtained funding through a grant to reduce gun and violent crime by utilizing ... -
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Zeroing in on Reducing Gun and Violent Crime
(2024)From 2013 to 2017, the City of Reno experienced significant increases in gun and violent crime that impeded the safety of the community. The RPD obtained funding through a grant to reduce gun and violent crime by utilizing ... -
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Zeroing in on Reducing Gun and Violent Crime
(2024)From 2013 to 2017, the City of Reno experienced significant increases in gun and violent crime that impeded the safety of the community. The RPD obtained funding through a grant to reduce gun and violent crime by utilizing ... -
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Zeroing in on Reducing Gun and Violent Crime
(2024)From 2013 to 2017, the City of Reno experienced significant increases in gun and violent crime that impeded the safety of the community. The RPD obtained funding through a grant to reduce gun and violent crime by utilizing ... -
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Zeroing in on Reducing Gun and Violent Crime
(2024)From 2013 to 2017, the City of Reno experienced significant increases in gun and violent crime that impeded the safety of the community. The RPD obtained funding through a grant to reduce gun and violent crime by utilizing ... -
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Zeroing in on Reducing Gun and Violent Crime
(2024)From 2013 to 2017, the City of Reno experienced significant increases in gun and violent crime that impeded the safety of the community. The RPD obtained funding through a grant to reduce gun and violent crime by utilizing ... -
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Zeroing in on Reducing Gun and Violent Crime
(2024)From 2013 to 2017, the City of Reno experienced significant increases in gun and violent crime that impeded the safety of the community. The RPD obtained funding through a grant to reduce gun and violent crime by utilizing ... -
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Zeroing in on Reducing Gun and Violent Crime
(2024)From 2013 to 2017, the City of Reno experienced significant increases in gun and violent crime that impeded the safety of the community. The RPD obtained funding through a grant to reduce gun and violent crime by utilizing ... -
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Zeroing in on Reducing Gun and Violent Crime
(2024)From 2013 to 2017, the City of Reno experienced significant increases in gun and violent crime that impeded the safety of the community. The RPD obtained funding through a grant to reduce gun and violent crime by utilizing ...
