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1. Development of a Comprehensive Heart Disease Knowledge Questionnaire.

Author

Bergman, Hannah E., Reeve, Bryce B., Moser, Richard P., Scholl, Sarah, and Klein, William M. P.

Subjects
PREVENTION of heart diseases, ANALYSIS of variance, CARDIOVASCULAR diseases risk factors, CHI-squared test, COLLEGE students, COMPUTER software, STATISTICAL correlation, EXPERIMENTAL design, FACTOR analysis, HEALTH behavior, HEALTH education, RESEARCH methodology, RESEARCH, RESEARCH evaluation, SCALE analysis (Psychology), DATA analysis, HEALTH literacy, RESEARCH methodology evaluation
Abstract

The article presents a study which examines the development of an evidenced-based heart disease knowledge questionnaire in the U.S. A questionnaire addressing several central domains of heart disease knowledge has been constructed after review of the existing literature. The study revealed a comprehensive 30-item questionnaire which medical personnel can use to assess their patient's heart disease knowledge to help their patients reduce their heart disease risk.

Published
2011
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2. THE PHILADELPHIA STORY.

Author

Klein, Julia M.

Subjects
*THEATRICAL companies, *PERFORMING arts
Abstract

Focuses on the emergence of medium-size theater companies in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. Factors that have spurred the growth of the performing arts community; Estimated number of area theaters among members of the Theater Alliance of Greater Philadelphia.

Published
2001

3. Philadelphia's Freedom.

Author

Klein, Julia M.

Subjects
*THEATRICAL companies, *THEATERS
Abstract

Focuses on Freedom Repertory Theatre, an African-American theatrical institution in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. Problems on money and leadership; Deficit at the end of 1998 fiscal year; Founding of the theater in 1966; Information on students of Freedom.

Published
2000

4. Dig before Depot.

Author

Klein, Julia M.

Subjects
*ARCHAEOLOGICAL excavations
Abstract

Reports on the excavation of the 18th century Philadelphia house of James Dexter, who helped found the first Afro-American self-help organization in the U.S. Opposition to the excavation; Aim for digging the house; Information on the ceramics found in the excavation.

Published
2003

5. A Meeting of Minds.

Author

Klein, Julia M.

Subjects
*THEATERS
Abstract

Reviews the play `Cherry Docs,' written by David Gows and performed by actor David Strathairn at the Wilma Theater in May 2000 in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.

Published
2000

6. Reviewing an Original Copy.

Author

Klein, Julia M.

Subjects
*ARCHITECTURAL design, *ARCHITECTURAL designs
Abstract

The article focuses on the controversy on the design of the proposed museum for the Barnes Foundation to be constructed in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. It mentions that the design will replace the 1925 Beaux-Arts mansion of Paul Philippe Cret in Merion. Among the architecture critics who rejected the proposal is Nicolai Ouroussoff who comments that the design is convoluted and wrote. However, Foundation's president Derek Gillman says the design will enable the foundation to sustain its mission.

Published
2009

7. BARNES STORMING.

Author

Klein, Julia M.

Subjects
*PERFORMING arts, *THEATER, *DRAMA
Abstract

Deals with the theatrical production "Permanent Collection," by Thomas Gibbons premiered at the InterAct Theatre Co. in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania in October 2003. Contribution of the Continued Life of New Plays Fund to the stage play; Schedule of its showing in Arizona and California; Amount of grant given by the organization to fund the theatrical production.

Published
2005

8. Bicentennial Benchmark.

Author

Klein, Julia M.

Subjects
*AUCTIONS, *AUCTIONEERS, *CUTLERY, *BUTTONS, *GILT bookcases
Abstract

The article discusses America's oldest auction house Freeman's. In 1805, Pennsylvania Governor, Thomas McKean, appointed Tristram Bamfylde Freeman to the office of auctioneer. Freeman began selling lots such as "one case gilt and plated buttons" and "one cask cutlery." This year, the Philadelphia-based Freeman's celebrates its bicentenary, with great-great-great grandson Samuel M. "Beau" Freeman II as auction house chairman. It also is celebrating its growing importance among regional auction houses.

Published
2005

9. IN THE FUTURE: THE FRINGE AND BEYOND.

Author

Klein, Julia M.

Subjects
*EXPERIMENTAL theater, *EXPERIMENTAL drama, *DRAMA festivals
Abstract

Discusses how the Philadelphia Fringe Festival helped theater companies in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania produced experimental drama. Style integrated by new theater companies into their works; Overview of the experimental drama commissioned by the Fringe Festival.

Published
2001

10. THE ACTING SCENE: I'D RATHER BE IN PHILADELPHIA.

Author

Klein, Julia M.

Subjects
*THEATER, *THEATRICAL companies
Abstract

Looks at the theater industry in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. Role of theater companies in training actors through their apprenticeship and education programs; Estimated number of theater actors in the city; Why the opportunities for minority actors are limited.

Published
2001

11. Caryl Churchill's Identity Crises.

Author

Klein, Julia M.

Subjects
*THEATER reviews, *THEATERS
Abstract

The article reviews two theatrical productions including "Cloud 9," directed by Blanka Zizka, and "A Number," directed by Jiri Zizka, which will be performed at the Wilma Theater in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, through May 28, 2006 and June 4, 2006.

Published
2006

12. A Playwright Stakes Out New Ground Beyond Her World.

Author

Klein, Julia M.

Subjects
*WOMEN dramatists, *AFRICAN American dramatists, *DRAMATISTS, *WOMEN authors, *WOMEN in the theater
Abstract

Features Dael Orlandersmith, a minority woman playwright and her "Raw Boys," play which starts previews at the Wilma Theater on March 2, 2005 in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. Career background; Remarks of Orlandersmith regarding the play; Irish atmosphere of the play which is directed by Blanka Zizka.

Published
2005

13. Relocating The Barnes Raises Hard Challenges.

Author

Klein, Julia M.

Subjects
*CHARITABLE uses, trusts, & foundations, *PAINTING, *OPERATING costs, *ENDOWMENTS
Abstract

Focuses on several challenges related to the relocation of the Barnes Foundation to Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. Need for the foundation to expand its board of directors; Importance for the foundation to collect capital pledges for an endowment; Requirement to solve the problem of covering the operating costs of the foundation.

Published
2005

14. The Barnes as Religion.

Author

Klein, Julia M. and Vogel, Carol

Subjects
*ACTIONS & defenses (Law), *ASSOCIATIONS, institutions, etc., *ART museums, *SUBURBS, *STUDENTS
Abstract

Reports on the lawsuit filed against Barnes Foundation by its students regarding the transfer of the multibillion-dollar art collection from suburban Merion to downtown Philadelphia in Pennsylvania. Opposition of the students to move the art collection; Way of stabilizing the foundation's future; Fascination of the art world to the case because of the foundation's extraordinary collection and its unique presentation in the suburban collection.

Published
2004

15. A Union of Word and Deed.

Author

Klein, Julia M.

Subjects
*MUSEUMS, *MEMORIALS, *CONSTITUTIONS, *ARCHITECTURAL design
Abstract

Focuses on the National Constitution Center, a museum and a memorial in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania devoted to the U.S. Constitution. Cost of the construction of the center; Features of the architectural design by Henry N. Cobb; Description of a visit to the center.

Published
2003

16. Rethinking Philadelphia's Boulevard of Broken Dreams.

Author

Klein, Julia M.

Subjects
*URBAN planning
Abstract

The article discusses urban planning in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania to create parks and revive businesses adjacent to the Benjamin Franklin Parkway, a major street in the city's central business district.

Published
2013

17. American Jews' Story Told in a New Home.

Author

KLEIN, JULIA M.

Subjects
*EXHIBITIONS, *JEWISH antiquities, *ART exhibitions
Abstract

The article reviews the exhibition of artifacts relating the story of American Jews at the National Museum of American Jewish History (NMAJH) in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.

Published
2011

18. All the President's Men.

Author

KLEIN, JULIA M.

Subjects
*SLAVERY, *HISTORIC sites
Abstract

The article reviews the exhibition "The President's House: Freedom and Slavery in the Making of a New Nation," at Independence National Historical Park in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.

Published
2011

19. The Barnes in a New Light.

Author

KLEIN, JULIA M.

Subjects
PHILADELPHIA (Pa.), PENNSYLVANIA, BARNES Foundation
Abstract

This article describes the construction of the building of the Barnes Foundation in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, along with information on the architectural process and design considered.

Published
2010

20. 'Ancient Rome & America' in Juxtaposition.

Author

KLEIN, JULIA M.

Subjects
*EXHIBITIONS, *ART exhibitions
Abstract

The article reviews the exhibition "Ancient Rome & America" at the National Constitution Center in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania through August 1, 2010.

Published
2010

21. From Ur's Royal Tombs.

Author

KLEIN, JULIA M.

Subjects
*EXHIBITIONS, *ARCHAEOLOGY exhibitions, *ANTHROPOLOGY, *MUSEUMS
Abstract

The article reviews the exhibition "Iraq's Ancient Past: Rediscovering Ur's Royal Cemetery," at the University of Pennsylvania Museum of Archaeology and Anthropology.

Published
2009

22. The Rabbi and Frank Lloyd Wright.

Author

KLEIN, JULIA M.

Subjects
*ARCHITECTURAL design
Abstract

The article reviews the architectural design of the Beth Sholom synagogue in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, designed by Rabbi Mortimer J. Cohen and architect Frank Lloyd Wright.

Published
2009

23. Napoleon and America.

Author

KLEIN, JULIA M.

Subjects
*EXHIBITIONS, *ANTIQUITIES, *HISTORICAL exhibitions
Abstract

The article reviews the historical exhibition "Napoléon" at the National Constitution Center in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania until September 7, 2009.

Published
2009

24. Maya Pottery and Politics.

Author

KLEIN, JULIA M.

Subjects
*ART exhibitions, *MUSEUMS, *ANTHROPOLOGY
Abstract

This article reviews the exhibition "Painted Metaphors," at the University of Pennsylvania Museum of Archaeology and Anthropology in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania through January 2010.

Published
2009

25. Chemistry as Catalyst.

Author

KLEIN, JULIA M.

Subjects
*EXHIBITIONS, *CHEMISTRY, *SCIENCE exhibitions
Abstract

The article reviews the exhibitions "Making Modernity" and "Molecules That Matter" on view in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania in 2008.

Published
2008

26. Old Fossils, New Exhibition.

Author

Klein, Julia M.

Subjects
*DINOSAUR exhibitions, *EXHIBITIONS
Abstract

The article reviews the exhibition "Dinosaurs in Their Own Time" at the Carnegie Museum of Natural History in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania.

Published
2008

27. The Man Who Would Move the Barnes.

Author

Klein, Julia M.

Subjects
*ENDOWMENTS, *FINANCIAL institutions personnel, *CHINESE art, *HIGHER education, *FATHERS
Abstract

The article focuses on Derek A. Gillman, the executive director and president of the Barnes Foundation in Merion, Pennsylvania. Gillman is a specialist on Chinese art and cultural heritage. He is one of the two sons of a toy wholesaler. He studied philosophy and experimental psychology at Oxford University.

Published
2007

28. Benjamin Franklin's Descendants Descend on Philadelphia.

Author

Klein, Julia M.

Subjects
*FAMILY reunions, *REUNIONS
Abstract

Focuses on the reunion held by descendants of Benjamin Franklin at the Christ Church Burial Ground in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania on April 8, 2006.

Published
2006

29. ART'S FATE.

Author

Klein, Julia M.

Subjects
*ARCHIVES relocation, *RELOCATION, *BUSINESS relocation laws, *ART museums
Abstract

Reports on the hearing on whether Barnes Foundation can move its multi-billion dollar art collection from suburban Merion, Pennsylvania to downtown Philadelphia.

Published
2004

30. A Civil War Museum 'Down the Middle.'.

Author

Klein, Julia M.

Subjects
*MUSEUMS
Abstract

Presents information on the National Civil War Museum in Harrisburg, Pennsylvania as of May 13, 2001.

Published
2001

31. Affirmations of Life In the Shadow of Death.

Author

Klein, Julia M.

Subjects
*MUSICALS
Abstract

Focuses on the musical play `Charlotte: Life? Or Theater?' directed by Ted Sperling, to be performed at the Prince Music Theater in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, through March 18, 2001.

Published
2001

32. Fly on the Wall.

Author

Klein, Julia M.

Subjects
EXHIBITIONS, MURAL exhibitions
Abstract

The article reviews the exhibition featuring the murals of Arshile Gorky at the Philadelphia Museum of Art in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania until January 10, 2010.

Published
2009

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