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"The purpose of this study was to analyze data collected through the administration of a schedule to the records of the Dade County Child Guidance Clinic, Miami, Florida during the first 11 years of the Clinic's existence, in order to ascertain if there was an age, sex, and/or referral source pattern in the cases which were opened. Data were collected from 4,706 cases with whom the Clinic staff had contact for one or more interviews. The Child Guidance Clinic serving Dade County opened for service in January, 1948, and the records were examined from that date through December, 1958. The hypothesis of this study is that there is an age, sex, and/or referral source pattern revealed in the distribution of cases opened during an 11-year period at the Dade County Child Guidance Clinic, Miami, Florida, and that there are no differences in these patterns between the first 5 years and the last 5 years of the Clinic's 11-year existence. The word "pattern" is used to mean a distribution which was evidenced consistently throughout the Clinic records and which could be expected to continue unless extensive changes are made in Clinic policies or within the community"--Introduction. / Typescript. / "June, 1959." / "Submitted to the Graduate Council of Florida State University in partial fulfillment of the requirements for the degree of Master of Social Work." / Advisor: Dorothy D. Hayes, Professor Directing Study. / Includes bibliographical references.

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The Miami Freedom Tower was built during the 1920s and then used during the 1960s as a processing center for newly arriving Cuban refugees. This report will demonstrate the ways in which a particular, powerful segment of the Cuban American community used the tower as a means to establish for themselves a more positive, Euroamerican identity in the wake of the Mariel boatlift and in the context of national debates over immigration in the 1980s and 1990s. By first looking at the U.S. government’s establishment of Cuban American identity during the early Cold War as positive and ideologically aligned with the United States and then examining the ways in which that identity was challenged in the 1980s and 1990s, this report demonstrates that national and ethnic identities are constantly in flux. Further, it is necessary to break down and fully analyze the ways in which the identities of immigrant groups are framed both externally by the press, popular culture, and the government and internally by their own goals, conceptions, and histories. / text

The biotite bearing Schultze Granite (Globe-Miami district) and the biotite-hornblende bearing Ruby Star Granodiorite (Pima district) compose two intrusive centers that produced multiple porphyry copper deposits during the Laramide orogeny. Both magmatic-hydrothermal systems were dismembered and tilted by Tertiary extension, as indicated by tilted Tertiary sedimentary rocks, paleomagnetic data, and geobarometry, thereby producing extraordinary exposures of these magmatic-hydrothermal systems: ~ 1 to ~10 km (Globe-Miami district) and <1 to>12 km (Pima district). Ages of emplacement range from 68 to 61 Ma for the Schultze Granite and 64 to 58 Ma for the Ruby Star Granodiorite. The plutons were formed by rapid accumulation of magma within short periods of time (~1 m.y.). The Schultze Granite is a high-silica granite and did not evolve chemically with time, except during formation of late porphyry and aplite dikes. Phases of the Ruby Star pluton range from granodiorite to granite, but appear to be distinct intrusive events separated in time by several million years. Each pluton is chemically homogenous with depth, probably due to convection. The low iron contents of biotites suggest that magmas related to porphyry copper deposits have higher oxidation states than typical granitic bodies. Hydrothermal alteration was associated with most phases of each pluton, with multiple alteration types overlapping to create complex centers. Veins persist to >10 km beneath porphyry copper deposits. Deep styles of alteration differ in the two plutons. The Schultze Granite contains biotite veins and greisen veins (coarse-grained muscovite) (~10 km). The Ruby Star Granodiorite contains sodic-calcic alteration (4-8 km) and greisen veins (4-12 km). The sodic-calcic alteration is asymmetrically distributed on the eastern side of the Sierrita deposit and is interpreted to have been created by influx of external sedimentary brines from Paleozoic sedimentary rocks that only are present on the eastern side of the pluton. Greisen alteration occurs late in the hydrothermal history and may be the last fluids that were exsolved from the magma as the magma chamber completely crystallized. These deep alteration styles can be used to predict where porphyry copper deposition may have occurred, which can lead to discoveries in extended terranes.

The eastern Miami Indians have been involved in an intense, dynamic process of cultural definition during the past fifteen years. Adding to the nucleus of retained culture, the Miami are selecting particular aspects from both their traditional ideological and material pasts while they are simultaneously incorporating new ideas and practices in order to define Miami identity. The eastern Miami process of cultural revitalization, currently characteristic of many Indian tribes, has manifested itself in various ways. There are many variables involved in determining the cultural revitalization process specific to the Miami. Of particular interest are the manifestations of cultural revitalization and its relationship to political processes. / Department of Anthropology

Thesis (Ph. D.)--University of Chicago, 1948 / At head of title: The University of Chicago. Includes bibliographical references (p. 140-146). Also issued in print and microfiche.

Thesis (D.Min.)--South Florida Center for Theological Studies, 1990. / Includes bibliographical references.

Thesis--University of Chicago. / At head of title: The University of Chicago. Bibliography: p. 140-146.