cometadata/datacite-titles-descriptions-related-identifiers huggingface dataset:
DOI: 10.25549/examiner-c44-53994
title: University of Southern California College feature (Monday picture page), 1958

description: 12 images. University of Southern California College feature (Monday picture page), 21 October 1958. General views of buildings, etc.; Interior of buildings and classrooms.; Caption slip reads: "Photographer: Olmo. Date: 1958-10-21. Reporter: Caswell. Assignment: U.S.C. (College series). Special instructions: Monday picture page. 45-46: Student bikes in front of Founders Hall. Bicycles are USC solution to impossible parking problem on campus. 48-49-50: Human centrifuge in School of Aviation Safety. Dick Kaehler, engineering psychologist, is whirled face-outward to test physical condition under decelleration. Facing inward would test his resistance to pullout 'G' or rocket acceleration. 51-52-53-54: Linear accelerator for nuclear research. Large tank is 4 million volt generator for hydrogen protons which are shot through smaller 70-foot 'gun' under 32,000,000 volts to reach a speed one-third that of light. Installation will be complete next summer. 55-56: Tommy Trojan statue, symbol of U.S.C. in front of Bovard Hall, girls on bikes in foreground. 57-58: One of two 72-chair rooms in USC College of Dentistry Clinic. Dentistry school is one of University's most famous. USC Photo (2 negs. return to USC Photo Dept). Meera Sajnani, foreign student from India who also teaches English classes at USC in a Sari)".
DOI: 10.25549/examiner-c44-53998
title: University of Southern California College feature (Monday picture page), 1958

description: 12 images. University of Southern California College feature (Monday picture page), 21 October 1958. General views of buildings, etc.; Interior of buildings and classrooms.; Caption slip reads: "Photographer: Olmo. Date: 1958-10-21. Reporter: Caswell. Assignment: U.S.C. (College series). Special instructions: Monday picture page. 45-46: Student bikes in front of Founders Hall. Bicycles are USC solution to impossible parking problem on campus. 48-49-50: Human centrifuge in School of Aviation Safety. Dick Kaehler, engineering psychologist, is whirled face-outward to test physical condition under decelleration. Facing inward would test his resistance to pullout 'G' or rocket acceleration. 51-52-53-54: Linear accelerator for nuclear research. Large tank is 4 million volt generator for hydrogen protons which are shot through smaller 70-foot 'gun' under 32,000,000 volts to reach a speed one-third that of light. Installation will be complete next summer. 55-56: Tommy Trojan statue, symbol of U.S.C. in front of Bovard Hall, girls on bikes in foreground. 57-58: One of two 72-chair rooms in USC College of Dentistry Clinic. Dentistry school is one of University's most famous. USC Photo (2 negs. return to USC Photo Dept). Meera Sajnani, foreign student from India who also teaches English classes at USC in a Sari)".
DOI: 10.25549/examiner-c44-54018
title: Air shots of Loyola University (Lind Flight Service), 1958

description: 7 images. Air shots of Loyola University (Lind Flight Service), 06 November 1958. Loyola University Campus; University of Southern California campus.; Caption slip reads: "Photographer: Sandusky. Date: 11-06. Assignment: Aerial shots. Special instructions: Caption must include 'Lind Flight Service'. D11: Loyola University. D12, 29, 30, 35, 36: USC campus. Note: Don't think we got much thru the smog".
DOI: 10.25549/examiner-c44-54019
title: Air shots of Loyola University (Lind Flight Service), 1958

description: 7 images. Air shots of Loyola University (Lind Flight Service), 06 November 1958. Loyola University Campus; University of Southern California campus.; Caption slip reads: "Photographer: Sandusky. Date: 11-06. Assignment: Aerial shots. Special instructions: Caption must include 'Lind Flight Service'. D11: Loyola University. D12, 29, 30, 35, 36: USC campus. Note: Don't think we got much thru the smog".
DOI: 10.15468/dl.f9ksu9
title: Occurrence Download

description: A dataset containing 0 species occurrences available in GBIF matching the query:
{
 "and" : [
 "TaxonKey is Antigone canadensis",
 "HasCoordinate is true"
 ]
}

 The dataset includes 0 records from 0 constituent datasets; see https://api.gbif.org/v1/occurrence/download/0007847-260221153910048/datasets/export for details.
DOI: 10.25549/examiner-c44-54042
title: University of Southern California College series, 1958

description: 17 images. University of Southern California College series, 11 November 1958. Mark Biedebach; Lucio Pena; Clifford Laning; Jack Angel; Edwin Lewis; Walt Frazee; Walter Brendecke; Amery Caron; Jess Hill; Doctor Norman Toppping; James Pare; Doctor Herta Tremer; George McGhee; Natalie Keith; Mrs. Rose Fishler; Adele Miller; Doctor Frank Baxterr; Anne de Rubertis; Nita Bliss; Darryl Adams.; Caption slip reads: "Photographer: Mitchell. Date: 1958-11-11. Reporter: Caswell. Assignment: U.S.C. (College series). Special instructions: Monday picture page. 67-68: Dr. Norman Topping, USC president at bookshelves of his 'inner office' at USC. 5-6: Topping shows off model of new research and basic science building now under construction at USC Medical School. All at USC Medical School: 7: Technician James Pare conducts hormone experiments with urine. 8: Dr. Herta Tremer, research associate, Dept. of Pathology, studies slides under electronic microscope. 57: George McGhee and Natalie Keith, research assistants, work with white mice on hormone analysis research. 58: Mrs. Rose Fishler, researcher, conducts insulin studies in lab. 13: Adele Miller, research assistant, operates apparatus used in protein chemistry research. At Main USC Campus: 175-176: TV celebrity Dr. Frank Baxter lectures his literature class. Baxter shows working diagram of Shakespeare's Globe Theater to students (L - R): Anne de Rubertis; Nita Bliss; Darryl Adams. 40-41: USC Engineering School. Lecturer Mark Biedebach (rear center) teaches senior students about instruments which measure accuracy of automatic controls (servo-mechanisms). Students from left: Lucio Pena; Clifford Laning; Jack Angel; Edwin Lewis; Walt Frazee. 105-106: USC Engineering School. Students Walter Brendecke (L) and Amery Caron operate a NCR-102D computer solving a chemistry problem in crystal structures. 59-60: Athletic Director Jess Hill before portrait of immortal coach Howard Jones. Hill holds PCC conference trophy. Left is golf championship and center is 1932 Rose Bowl trophy".
DOI: 10.25549/examiner-c44-43160
title: Baseball -- Dodgers versus Giants, with ceremonies, 1958

description: 24 images. Baseball -- Dodgers versus Giants, with ceremonies, 18 April 1958. Walter Alston; Warren Giles; Joe E. Brown; Juli Reding; Bob Davenport; Mr. and Mrs. Walter O'Malley; Mr. and Mrs. Goodwin Knight; Edward G. Robinson; Danny Kaye; Mr. and Mrs. George Christopher; Norris Poulson; Jose Cruz; Sam Crawford; Carl Erskine; Junior Gilliam; George Jessel; Ford Frick; Edgar Magnin; Rosalind Wyman; Eugene Biscailuz. (Note: These names were on the caption cards in this envelope, however, not all negatives with these names are in this envelope. This is the way they came). "Sports". (Sleeve reads: SP-12288).; Caption slip reads: "Photographer: Miller. Assignment: Dodgers. 17: First ball pitched showing whole field. 221: Dodgers #3 and Juli Reding. 222: Edward G. Robinson; Danny Kaye & Mrs. Robinson (sitting next to Robinson). 8: Joe W. Brown. 7: Mayor Christopher; Mayor Poulson; Mrs. Christopher. 3, 4: Jose Cruz, 4646 Grape, Montebello, California".; Other caption slip reads: "Photographer: Jensen. Date: 04-18. Special instructions: 7 or 8 minutes develop. J-7: Walter Alston shows Warren Giles (National League president) dugout. J-8: Joe E. Brown. 45-46, 50-51: Ceremonies".; Other caption slip reads: "Photographer: Rustan. Assignment: Action. 49: 12 San Francisco misses first ball pitched. 50: 19 Los Angeles takes one off the screen hit by #12".
DOI: 10.25549/examiner-c44-43186
title: Baseball -- Dodgers versus Giants, 1958

description: 19 images. Baseball -- Dodgers versus Giants, 19 April 1958. Hank Sauer; Jocko Conlon, Umpire; Ruben Gomez; Joe Pignatano; Dick Gray; Orlando Cepeda; Jim Davenport; Willie Mays; Valmy Thomas; Gil Hodges; Duke Snider; Gino Cimoli; Pee Wee Reese; Bill Rigney; Herman Franks; Danny McDevitt; Danny O'Connell. "Sports". (Sleeve reads: SP-12288).; Caption slip reads: "Photographer: Rustan. Date: 1958-04-19. Assignment: Baseball. Special instruction: Action -- 9 minutes. 11: First pitch: 16 LA pitching; 58 LA catching; 12 SF batting. 12: 19 SF bunts; 12 SF moves to second base; 16 LA fields ball, first inning(?). 7: 24 SF steals third -- safe, first inning; 11 LA third baseman. 8: Duke Snider pops up in first inning. 21: 14 LA Gil Hodges crosses plate after first homer, second inning. 22: 12 SF scores as Willie Mays slides into second, overthrow at first. 27: Sauer comes home after homer brings in Mays -- third inning. 28: 30 SF home run. 25: 43 LA hits homer; brings in Duke Snider. 26: 30 SF safe at third; 11 LA third baseman. 55: Gomez, S.F. scores on 19 SF double, fourth inning. 56: LA, 58, catcher, picks up short infield hit as Hank Sauer tries to beat it out at first -- out. 51: 7 SF catcher catches pop-up foul by 43 LA, sixth inning. 52: 11 LA homer, sixth inning. 65: 30 SF slides back to first after Kirkland flyed out center field. 9: Duke Snider. 10: Pee Wee Reese. 5: Gino Cimoli. 6: Gino Cimoli gives autographs".
DOI: 10.25549/examiner-c44-43187
title: Baseball -- Dodgers versus Giants, 1958

description: 19 images. Baseball -- Dodgers versus Giants, 19 April 1958. Hank Sauer; Jocko Conlon, Umpire; Ruben Gomez; Joe Pignatano; Dick Gray; Orlando Cepeda; Jim Davenport; Willie Mays; Valmy Thomas; Gil Hodges; Duke Snider; Gino Cimoli; Pee Wee Reese; Bill Rigney; Herman Franks; Danny McDevitt; Danny O'Connell. "Sports". (Sleeve reads: SP-12288).; Caption slip reads: "Photographer: Rustan. Date: 1958-04-19. Assignment: Baseball. Special instruction: Action -- 9 minutes. 11: First pitch: 16 LA pitching; 58 LA catching; 12 SF batting. 12: 19 SF bunts; 12 SF moves to second base; 16 LA fields ball, first inning(?). 7: 24 SF steals third -- safe, first inning; 11 LA third baseman. 8: Duke Snider pops up in first inning. 21: 14 LA Gil Hodges crosses plate after first homer, second inning. 22: 12 SF scores as Willie Mays slides into second, overthrow at first. 27: Sauer comes home after homer brings in Mays -- third inning. 28: 30 SF home run. 25: 43 LA hits homer; brings in Duke Snider. 26: 30 SF safe at third; 11 LA third baseman. 55: Gomez, S.F. scores on 19 SF double, fourth inning. 56: LA, 58, catcher, picks up short infield hit as Hank Sauer tries to beat it out at first -- out. 51: 7 SF catcher catches pop-up foul by 43 LA, sixth inning. 52: 11 LA homer, sixth inning. 65: 30 SF slides back to first after Kirkland flyed out center field. 9: Duke Snider. 10: Pee Wee Reese. 5: Gino Cimoli. 6: Gino Cimoli gives autographs".
DOI: 10.25549/examiner-c44-43189
title: Baseball -- Dodgers versus Giants, 1958

description: 19 images. Baseball -- Dodgers versus Giants, 19 April 1958. Hank Sauer; Jocko Conlon, Umpire; Ruben Gomez; Joe Pignatano; Dick Gray; Orlando Cepeda; Jim Davenport; Willie Mays; Valmy Thomas; Gil Hodges; Duke Snider; Gino Cimoli; Pee Wee Reese; Bill Rigney; Herman Franks; Danny McDevitt; Danny O'Connell. "Sports". (Sleeve reads: SP-12288).; Caption slip reads: "Photographer: Rustan. Date: 1958-04-19. Assignment: Baseball. Special instruction: Action -- 9 minutes. 11: First pitch: 16 LA pitching; 58 LA catching; 12 SF batting. 12: 19 SF bunts; 12 SF moves to second base; 16 LA fields ball, first inning(?). 7: 24 SF steals third -- safe, first inning; 11 LA third baseman. 8: Duke Snider pops up in first inning. 21: 14 LA Gil Hodges crosses plate after first homer, second inning. 22: 12 SF scores as Willie Mays slides into second, overthrow at first. 27: Sauer comes home after homer brings in Mays -- third inning. 28: 30 SF home run. 25: 43 LA hits homer; brings in Duke Snider. 26: 30 SF safe at third; 11 LA third baseman. 55: Gomez, S.F. scores on 19 SF double, fourth inning. 56: LA, 58, catcher, picks up short infield hit as Hank Sauer tries to beat it out at first -- out. 51: 7 SF catcher catches pop-up foul by 43 LA, sixth inning. 52: 11 LA homer, sixth inning. 65: 30 SF slides back to first after Kirkland flyed out center field. 9: Duke Snider. 10: Pee Wee Reese. 5: Gino Cimoli. 6: Gino Cimoli gives autographs".
DOI: 10.25549/examiner-c44-43181
title: Baseball -- Dodgers versus Giants, 1958

description: 19 images. Baseball -- Dodgers versus Giants, 19 April 1958. Hank Sauer; Jocko Conlon, Umpire; Ruben Gomez; Joe Pignatano; Dick Gray; Orlando Cepeda; Jim Davenport; Willie Mays; Valmy Thomas; Gil Hodges; Duke Snider; Gino Cimoli; Pee Wee Reese; Bill Rigney; Herman Franks; Danny McDevitt; Danny O'Connell. "Sports". (Sleeve reads: SP-12288).; Caption slip reads: "Photographer: Rustan. Date: 1958-04-19. Assignment: Baseball. Special instruction: Action -- 9 minutes. 11: First pitch: 16 LA pitching; 58 LA catching; 12 SF batting. 12: 19 SF bunts; 12 SF moves to second base; 16 LA fields ball, first inning(?). 7: 24 SF steals third -- safe, first inning; 11 LA third baseman. 8: Duke Snider pops up in first inning. 21: 14 LA Gil Hodges crosses plate after first homer, second inning. 22: 12 SF scores as Willie Mays slides into second, overthrow at first. 27: Sauer comes home after homer brings in Mays -- third inning. 28: 30 SF home run. 25: 43 LA hits homer; brings in Duke Snider. 26: 30 SF safe at third; 11 LA third baseman. 55: Gomez, S.F. scores on 19 SF double, fourth inning. 56: LA, 58, catcher, picks up short infield hit as Hank Sauer tries to beat it out at first -- out. 51: 7 SF catcher catches pop-up foul by 43 LA, sixth inning. 52: 11 LA homer, sixth inning. 65: 30 SF slides back to first after Kirkland flyed out center field. 9: Duke Snider. 10: Pee Wee Reese. 5: Gino Cimoli. 6: Gino Cimoli gives autographs".
DOI: 10.25549/examiner-c44-48801
title: Players in pro-football champoinship game played in Los Angeles, 1959

description: 2 images. Players in pro-football championship game played in Los Angeles, 10 March 1959. Visitors at Warner Bros. Howie Horwitz (producer); Yale Larry; Edd Byrnes; Billy Wilson; Efrem Zimbalist; Harvey Sewell; Jim Ringo. (Handout).
DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.18762715
title: Landscape disturbances influence local plant diversity beyond stand-scale effects in a North American boreal forest

description: Natural and anthropogenic disturbances are major threats to biodiversity worldwide, with important consequences for forest ecosystems. Landscape characteristics play a central role in shaping diversity–disturbance relationships by capturing ecological processes that operate beyond the local stand scale. However, when disturbances co-occur across multiple spatial scales, their combined effects are difficult to predict, and interactions among scales may either mitigate or amplify their impacts on biodiversity. Here, we tested how spatiotemporal characteristics of disturbances measured at the landscape-level interact with stand-level disturbances to shape plant alpha and beta diversity across one quarter-hectare plots in the boreal forest of Alberta, Canada. Using a multi-scale approach, we evaluated how time since disturbance, weighted by the proportion of area affected by fire, forest harvesting, and seismic lines, explained variation in plant diversity beyond the stand-level effects typically associated with succession after wildfires. We found that species richness was primarily shaped by a dominant negative effect of seismic lines. Specifically, plots with more recent and extensive seismic line networks within a 1-km radius exhibited lower local species richness. Species turnover between randomly paired plots was largely explained by stand-level effects of recent fire moderated by the effect of the surrounding disturbance mosaic, although no single disturbance type emerged as a relevant predictor. Finally, multivariate analyses indicated that nearly all species responding significantly to seismic lines were negatively affected by this disturbance. In the context of accelerating forest cover change driven by human activities, understanding how interacting disturbances across scales shape local biodiversity is essential for informing forest management and conservation. Our results indicate that in boreal forests, a system subject to ongoing natural resource extraction, anthropogenic disturbances associated with oil and gas development can outweigh natural disturbances, resulting in a dominant negative effect on plant diversity. This highlights that landscape-scale patterns of disturbance can be as important as, or more important than, local stand-scale disturbances in structuring plant diversity in a stand. Together, these findings underscore the need to adopt a landscape-level perspective when managing and restoring ecosystems exposed to multiple, interacting disturbances.
DOI: 10.25549/examiner-c44-54123
title: University of Southern California hula hoop race, 1959

description: 3 images. University of Southern California hula hoop race, 06 April 1959. Freshmen co-eds who are pledges to sororities in hula hoop race.; Supplementary material reads: University of Southern California. News Bureau. Richmond 8-2311. For release. Memo to City Desk: SC freshman co-eds who are pledges to sororities will compete in a race rolling hula hoops Monday afternoon, April 6, at 2:30 p.m. in the semi-annual pledge relays on W. 28 St. sponsored by Phi Sigma Kappa fraternity. 938 W. 28th St.". Edits: "Henley. on W. 28 St., Lapp".
DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.18762714
title: Landscape disturbances influence local plant diversity beyond stand-scale effects in a North American boreal forest

description: Natural and anthropogenic disturbances are major threats to biodiversity worldwide, with important consequences for forest ecosystems. Landscape characteristics play a central role in shaping diversity–disturbance relationships by capturing ecological processes that operate beyond the local stand scale. However, when disturbances co-occur across multiple spatial scales, their combined effects are difficult to predict, and interactions among scales may either mitigate or amplify their impacts on biodiversity. Here, we tested how spatiotemporal characteristics of disturbances measured at the landscape-level interact with stand-level disturbances to shape plant alpha and beta diversity across one quarter-hectare plots in the boreal forest of Alberta, Canada. Using a multi-scale approach, we evaluated how time since disturbance, weighted by the proportion of area affected by fire, forest harvesting, and seismic lines, explained variation in plant diversity beyond the stand-level effects typically associated with succession after wildfires. We found that species richness was primarily shaped by a dominant negative effect of seismic lines. Specifically, plots with more recent and extensive seismic line networks within a 1-km radius exhibited lower local species richness. Species turnover between randomly paired plots was largely explained by stand-level effects of recent fire moderated by the effect of the surrounding disturbance mosaic, although no single disturbance type emerged as a relevant predictor. Finally, multivariate analyses indicated that nearly all species responding significantly to seismic lines were negatively affected by this disturbance. In the context of accelerating forest cover change driven by human activities, understanding how interacting disturbances across scales shape local biodiversity is essential for informing forest management and conservation. Our results indicate that in boreal forests, a system subject to ongoing natural resource extraction, anthropogenic disturbances associated with oil and gas development can outweigh natural disturbances, resulting in a dominant negative effect on plant diversity. This highlights that landscape-scale patterns of disturbance can be as important as, or more important than, local stand-scale disturbances in structuring plant diversity in a stand. Together, these findings underscore the need to adopt a landscape-level perspective when managing and restoring ecosystems exposed to multiple, interacting disturbances.
DOI: 10.15468/dl.2vvy6q
title: Occurrence Download

description: A dataset containing 2069 species occurrences available in GBIF matching the query:
{
 "and" : [
 "GenusKey is Quercus",
 "StateProvince is Guanajuato",
 "Country is Mexico"
 ]
}

 The dataset includes 2069 records from 44 constituent datasets; see https://api.gbif.org/v1/occurrence/download/0007880-260221153910048/datasets/export for details.
 
Data from some individual datasets included in this download may be licensed under less restrictive terms.
DOI: 10.25549/examiner-c44-54133
title: University of Southern California pansy ring, 1959

description: 3 images. University of Southern California pansy ring, 23 May 1959. Sherri Haire; Grace Gemmill; Janice George; Carol Oliver.; Caption slip reads: "Photographer: Mack. Date: 05-23. Reporter: Adler. Assignment: Pansy Ring. 7/8: Sherri Haire, 21, jumping thru USC Pansy Ring -- her shoes in foreground. 17/18: L to r: Grace Gemmill, 22, Janice George, 21, Sherri Haire, 21, step thru USC Pansy Ring. 29/30: Pansy Ring line up, with Carol Oliver, 21, the 1st to step through".
DOI: 10.25549/examiner-c44-54165
title: ROTC graduates at University of Southern California, 1959

description: 3 images. ROTC graduates at University of Southern California, 11 June 1959. Norman Topping; Herbert Baker; Dodava George Vanderlip; Eldad Cornelis Vanderlip; General views of graduation.; Caption slip reads: "Photographer: Gray. Date: 1959-06-11. Reporter: Schaffell. Assignment: SC graduation. #87-88: (L-r): Herbert Baker of San Bernardino and Leroy Black of Northridge head group of Navy, Marine and Air Force ROTC graduates with commissions as army 2nd lieutenants and navy ensigns. #76: Norman Topping, president of USC at his first commencement introduces guest speaker Gaylord O. Harnwell. #75: (L-r): Dr. of Philosophy recipients Dodava George Vanderlip and brother Eldad Cornelis Vanderlip. Dodava degree in religion; Eldad, comparative literature".
DOI: 10.25549/examiner-c44-49108
title: Boxing -- Sports Arena, 1959

description: 48 images. Boxing -- Sports Arena, 8 July 1959. Jose Becerra; Alphonse Halimi.; Caption slip reads: "Photographer: Jensen. J-108: Charles Horn, assist. publisher; Jamie Smith, member of Boxing Commission; Mayor Poulson. Smith showing where seats are on chart. J-109: Confused ushers & diagram. Mushie Honex; Ed Brzezinsko confused over seating chart. J-90-91-92-93: 1st Rd. J-42: Halimi down in corner, 3rd Rd. J-43: 4th Rd. 40-41: 5th Rd. 9: 6th Rd.".; Other caption slip reads: "Photographer: Rustan. Date: 1959-07-08. Assignment: Fights. 33: Mrs. Frank Harvey, Long Beach, one of first to arrive at new arena. 53/54, 34, 27/28: General views of crowds arriving. 1st Round: 67/68, 25/26. 2nd Round: 5/6, 15/66. 3rd Round. 51; 52: Halimi down in corner. 5th Round: 41/42. 6th Round: 3/4/95. 7th: All rest are 7th round.