cometadata/datacite-titles-descriptions-related-identifiers huggingface dataset:
DOI: 10.25549/viet-c80-405
title: Leo Solis, My Body Is My Evidence

description: [profile bio] Leo Solis was drafted into the Army in 1968 and during his time in the Army he was wounded several times, his platoon-mates dubbing him ""Tin Can"" because of it. He was temporarily paralyzed from his injuries, earning him a medical discharge from the Army in 1969. Within a year, and with lots of rehabilitation, he was walking again. Within that year, however, the Department of Veterans Affairs demanded that he return to get his disability (which had previously been put at 50%) reevaluated to make sure that he was not ""scamming the government."" This reevaluation reduced his benefits by 10%, making him feel wronged, and so he never wanted to be treated at the Veterans Affairs Facility ever again. Mr. Solis has worked his way up in the ranks of physical special effects and currently has his own special effects rental business. He has worked on such wide-ranging films as Pirates of the Carribbean and Inception. A link to his work is below: http://www.imdb.com/name/nm0813105/ The nature of his work has made it difficult for him to function with the lasting effects of his injuries, namely the malformation of his leg, where his calf has almost completely atrophied. Mr. Solis lives in Granada Hills, California near his family and still works in the special effects business, creating explosions, rain, snow, hail, gunfire, you name it. He does not see his experience in Vietnam as one that drastically changed him emotionally, but physically it has forever left its impact. [profiler bio] Trenton Lum Junior, Biological Sciences He is applying to change his major to Film & TV Production in the college of Cinematic Arts to fight for social improvement and fair representation for Asians and Asian-Americans. Kasey Vaughn Junior, Political Science, Air Force ROTC (Minor in Air and Space Studies) "Leo Solis is my Great Uncle, and it wasn't until we did this project that I heard a lot of his Vietnam stories. As a ROTC Cadet and member of the USAF I took this class wanting to learn as much as I could about the Vietnam War. I was fortunate enough to be able to learn about my family as well along the way." Harrison Wong Senior, Economics "As an Asian, it is interesting to learn about how history that we learn is different from reality" Justin Lewis Junior, Accounting
DOI: 10.25549/viet-c80-393
title: Michael Sproul, An American Bystander

description: [profile bio] A resident of Santa Clarita, California, Dr. Michael Sproul is an Economics professor at the University of Southern California Dornsife College of Letters, Arts and Sciences. Growing up in California, Sproul was eight years old when the United States began fighting the Vietnam War, and sixteen years old when the United States exited the war. Sproul's brother, Jim, was eligible for the United States military draft during the war. His brother ultimately did not serve, however after contesting his eligibility with the help of a family-hired attorney. [profiler bio] Carly Sproul, Will Cook and Grant Nussbaum are students at the University of Southern California in Viet Thanh Nguyen's American Studies 150: The American War in Viet Nam class for the Spring 2016 semester. Sproul is a junior from Santa Clarita, California, majoring in Psycholinguistics with a minor in Economics. Cook is a junior from San Francisco, California, majoring in Business Administration. Nussbaum is a sophomore from Thousand Oaks, California, majoring in Public Relations with minors in Business and Marketing.
DOI: 10.25549/viet-c80-271
title: Tam Duong, Tam Duong

description: [profile bio] Tam Duong was born on New Year's Day 1962 in the Quang Tri, Vietnam. His province, a border city in Central Vietnam, was the site of great conflict between South and North Vietnam. When Tam was 16, his province fell to the offensive attacks of the North Vietnamese, and the Viet Cong took everything from the Quang Tri civilians. Tam's father was placed in a re-education camp due to his involvement and association with the US government. Tam was forced to leave school and work as a lumberjack to support himself, and his 3 siblings. Even after his father was released Tam felt the constraints of the Viet Cong; he felt his family was being constantly patrolled and his father consistently on edge. In 1995 Tam and his family were given the opportunity to come to the US via the McCain Program geared towards refugees that lived in re-educations centers for more than 3 years. Tam now lives in Santa Ana, California with his family. [profiler bio] Pradeep Nadeswaran, Kellyna Fox, Zhenyu Wang, and Nolan Simone Talavou are students at the University of Southern California. Nolan and Pradeep are both from Southern California. Nolan is studying International Relations and Global Business. Pradeep is studying Biology and Economics. Kellyna is from Hawaii and is studying Gerontology and Fine Arts. Zhenyu is from China, and it studying Accounting.
DOI: 10.25549/viet-c80-529
title: Bryan Shaul, Kent State Massacre: The Day the War Came Home

description: [profile bio] Bryan Shaul was born in Northampton, Massachusetts and grew up in a small farming community southwest of Mansfield, Ohio. He attended Northwestern University as a journalism major, but lost focus and dropped out in his second year. When he returned home, he supported himself by booking local rock bands with one of his high school friends. With the Vietnam War ramping up it was not a good time to be male, single and self-employed. Bryan decided to return to college joining many kindred spirits seeking to get a II-S draft deferment. With some experience running his own business, Bryan decided to major in accounting. Bryan chose Kent State University because, at that time, Kent had a respectable accounting program. This time Bryan would have to pay the bills for his education. He was able to convince the administration at Kent State administration that he could attend undergraduate school while functioning as a grad counselor in one of the dorms. Grad counselors received free room and board and a private suite. Bryan received his undergraduate degree a year after the shootings. Recently, Bryan retired and now divides his time between a cabin on the lake in Cascade, Idaho and a condo on Main Street in Huntington Beach. [profiler bio] Adan Macias is a senior from Los Angeles, CA majoring in architecture. Riley Mathies is a junior from Newport Beach, CA majoring in communication, minoring in entrepreneurship. Matthew Parvizyar is a senior from Los Angeles, CA majoring in real estate (PPD). Murphy Sharma is a sophomore from Fort worth, TX majoring in chemistry (pre-med).
DOI: 10.25545/mnnp63/ff05iw
title: SYS Example Plot Summaries.tab
DOI: 10.25545/mnnp63/cqmq5q
title: SYS Example Tree List Data.tab
DOI: 10.25545/mnnp63/hefpc2
title: SYS Example Systematic Sampling with Circular Fixed Area Plots Data Description.pdf
DOI: 10.25549/viet-c80-533
title: Bryan Shaul, Kent State Massacre: The Day the War Came Home

description: [profile bio] Bryan Shaul was born in Northampton, Massachusetts and grew up in a small farming community southwest of Mansfield, Ohio. He attended Northwestern University as a journalism major, but lost focus and dropped out in his second year. When he returned home, he supported himself by booking local rock bands with one of his high school friends. With the Vietnam War ramping up it was not a good time to be male, single and self-employed. Bryan decided to return to college joining many kindred spirits seeking to get a II-S draft deferment. With some experience running his own business, Bryan decided to major in accounting. Bryan chose Kent State University because, at that time, Kent had a respectable accounting program. This time Bryan would have to pay the bills for his education. He was able to convince the administration at Kent State administration that he could attend undergraduate school while functioning as a grad counselor in one of the dorms. Grad counselors received free room and board and a private suite. Bryan received his undergraduate degree a year after the shootings. Recently, Bryan retired and now divides his time between a cabin on the lake in Cascade, Idaho and a condo on Main Street in Huntington Beach. [profiler bio] Adan Macias is a senior from Los Angeles, CA majoring in architecture. Riley Mathies is a junior from Newport Beach, CA majoring in communication, minoring in entrepreneurship. Matthew Parvizyar is a senior from Los Angeles, CA majoring in real estate (PPD). Murphy Sharma is a sophomore from Fort worth, TX majoring in chemistry (pre-med).
DOI: 10.25545/mnnp63
title: Chapter 13.5 - Cluster Sampling Examples

description: Documentation and data files associated with the Cluster Sampling examples shown in Forest Mensuration 6th Edition (Chapter 13, Section 13.5)
DOI: 10.25549/viet-c80-534
title: Bryan Shaul, Kent State Massacre: The Day the War Came Home

description: [profile bio] Bryan Shaul was born in Northampton, Massachusetts and grew up in a small farming community southwest of Mansfield, Ohio. He attended Northwestern University as a journalism major, but lost focus and dropped out in his second year. When he returned home, he supported himself by booking local rock bands with one of his high school friends. With the Vietnam War ramping up it was not a good time to be male, single and self-employed. Bryan decided to return to college joining many kindred spirits seeking to get a II-S draft deferment. With some experience running his own business, Bryan decided to major in accounting. Bryan chose Kent State University because, at that time, Kent had a respectable accounting program. This time Bryan would have to pay the bills for his education. He was able to convince the administration at Kent State administration that he could attend undergraduate school while functioning as a grad counselor in one of the dorms. Grad counselors received free room and board and a private suite. Bryan received his undergraduate degree a year after the shootings. Recently, Bryan retired and now divides his time between a cabin on the lake in Cascade, Idaho and a condo on Main Street in Huntington Beach. [profiler bio] Adan Macias is a senior from Los Angeles, CA majoring in architecture. Riley Mathies is a junior from Newport Beach, CA majoring in communication, minoring in entrepreneurship. Matthew Parvizyar is a senior from Los Angeles, CA majoring in real estate (PPD). Murphy Sharma is a sophomore from Fort worth, TX majoring in chemistry (pre-med).
DOI: 10.25549/viet-c80-275
title: Glen Smith, Volunteer, Supporter, Marine

description: [profile bio] Glen Smith was born and raised in Oklahoma. After a year of college, he volunteered in the Marines and was sent to Okinawa in the last years of the Vietnam War. He served off the coast rescuing fallen soldiers and providing support to the troops on land. In 1975, when American troops went home Smith returned to his family. Today he works as a Program Manager in the Biological Sciences Department at the University of Southern California. [profiler bio] Hakob Saribekyan Is a senior at USC, born in Armenia, currently residing in Los Angeles. He is double majoring in Biological Sciences and Health Promotion and Disease Prevention. Sandra Stiefel is a Junior from San Clemente, California. She is majoring in Kinesiology and is part of the women's water polo team at the University of Southern California. Mariana Aguilar is a Junior at USC and a Los Angeles native. She is majoring in Psychology, minoring in Digital Studies and Consumer Behavior as well as pursuing an Honors in Multimedia Scholarship.
DOI: 10.15468/dl.j8jd2y
title: Occurrence Download

description: A dataset containing 22013 species occurrences available in GBIF matching the query:
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 The dataset includes 22013 records from 95 constituent datasets; see https://api.gbif.org/v1/occurrence/download/0016484-251025141854904/datasets/export for details.
 
Data from some individual datasets included in this download may be licensed under less restrictive terms.
DOI: 10.25549/viet-c80-395
title: Michael Sproul, An American Bystander

description: [profile bio] A resident of Santa Clarita, California, Dr. Michael Sproul is an Economics professor at the University of Southern California Dornsife College of Letters, Arts and Sciences. Growing up in California, Sproul was eight years old when the United States began fighting the Vietnam War, and sixteen years old when the United States exited the war. Sproul's brother, Jim, was eligible for the United States military draft during the war. His brother ultimately did not serve, however after contesting his eligibility with the help of a family-hired attorney. [profiler bio] Carly Sproul, Will Cook and Grant Nussbaum are students at the University of Southern California in Viet Thanh Nguyen's American Studies 150: The American War in Viet Nam class for the Spring 2016 semester. Sproul is a junior from Santa Clarita, California, majoring in Psycholinguistics with a minor in Economics. Cook is a junior from San Francisco, California, majoring in Business Administration. Nussbaum is a sophomore from Thousand Oaks, California, majoring in Public Relations with minors in Business and Marketing.
DOI: 10.25549/viet-c80-678
title: Lawrence Lifschultz, The Growth of the Anti-War Movement in America

description: [profile bio] Lawrence Lifschultz is an esteemed international journalist and author. As a young college student at Yale, he became increasingly critical of American foreign policy in the Vietnam war. He put his education on hold and decided to take a trip to Vietnam, Cambodia, and Laos in 1970 to witness the war first-hand and absorb as much knowledge as possible. Upon returning home he actively participated in non-violent anti-war protests. [profiler bio] Willy Carlsen is a freshman from California with the intent of majoring in International Relations Global Business. Christine Ching is a senior from California double majoring in Business Administration and Accounting. Keyla Kolenovic is a junior from New Jersey majoring in Astronautical Engineering. Erik Thomas is a senior from New Jersey double majoring in Business Administration and Neuroscience. The four teammates attend the University of Southern California.
DOI: 10.25549/viet-c80-877
title: Van Luong, Escape from the North

description: [profile bio] Van Luong, of Chinese-Vietnamese nationality, was born on November 3, 1973 in Haiphong, Vietnam. Her grandfather owned quite a large amount of land and spoke French, so was quite well-off until in the 1950s, it was seized as part of Ho Chi Minh's land reform. The political climate in the years immediately following the end of the Vietnam War was extremely volatile. War between the Chinese and the Vietnamese appeared imminent and Van Luong and her family had to flee. They boarded a boat for China with a host of other refugees and ended up at a refugee camp there for 30 days. From there, her family was split up into different camps around Hong Kong. After 18 months, one of Luong's uncles who made it to the United States in 1974 sponsored her and her family's trip to America and they arrived on October 30, 1980. It was difficult at first, but they eventually adjusted to their new life. Now residing in El Monte, California with her 4 children, Van Luong has "a great life thanks to my parents having the guts to make the choices that they made."
DOI: 10.25549/viet-c80-878
title: Van Luong, Escape from the North

description: [profile bio] Van Luong, of Chinese-Vietnamese nationality, was born on November 3, 1973 in Haiphong, Vietnam. Her grandfather owned quite a large amount of land and spoke French, so was quite well-off until in the 1950s, it was seized as part of Ho Chi Minh's land reform. The political climate in the years immediately following the end of the Vietnam War was extremely volatile. War between the Chinese and the Vietnamese appeared imminent and Van Luong and her family had to flee. They boarded a boat for China with a host of other refugees and ended up at a refugee camp there for 30 days. From there, her family was split up into different camps around Hong Kong. After 18 months, one of Luong's uncles who made it to the United States in 1974 sponsored her and her family's trip to America and they arrived on October 30, 1980. It was difficult at first, but they eventually adjusted to their new life. Now residing in El Monte, California with her 4 children, Van Luong has "a great life thanks to my parents having the guts to make the choices that they made."
DOI: 10.25549/viet-c80-190
title: Anh Luu, My Family Was Broken and Separated

description: [profile bio] Anh Luu was born and raised in Vietnam until the age of 17 when he left because of the war. He lived in Oregon, after his arrival to America, and currently lives in Orange County. Anh is married and has two daughters. He shares his stories of Vietnam with his family, and us, to teach us the importance of living in happiness. [profiler bio] Phoonie Ngo is the niece of Anh Luu, and also grew up in Vietnam. She is a business major at USC Marshall School of Business with a concentration in Marketing.; Marc Botezatu wants to be an occupational therapist, he is expected to graduate in May 2016.; Nemanja Bisenic is majoring in Geological science at USC with the hopes of becoming a geologist.; Bernice Flores is majoring in Biology and will graduate in May 2015.
DOI: 10.25549/viet-c80-299
title: Michael Maloney, Experiences of a United States Naval Officer in Viet Nam

description: [profile bio] Michael Maloney was born in Long Island, New York in July 1948. After graduating from Colgate University, he enlisted and served as an officer in the United States Navy for three tours in Vietnam on multiple vessels. He specialized in deep sea diving which tasked him with recovering sunken ships and removing breach charges from the exterior of USN ships. Following his time of service in Viet Nam and in the reserves, he attended Pepperdine Law School and became a lawyer. He now has a wife and five daughters and practices law in Houston, Texas. [profiler bio] Meagan Maloney is the daughter of interview subject Michael Maloney and is from Houston, Texas. She is currently a sophomore at USC with a double major in Human Biology and Cinematic Arts. Parker Ledoux is a junior at USC from the Bay Area, California. He is a double major in business and computer science. Kevin Liu is a USC senior from Shanghai, China studying chemical engineering. Jan Santiago is from Manila, Philippines. He is currently a sophomore at USC studying economics.
DOI: 10.25549/viet-c80-654
title: Betsy Starman, "Nobody Came Home Unaffected" - Perspective from an Anti-War Protester

description: [profile bio] Betsy Starman was born in Boston, Massachusetts in 1949. She spent most of her childhood and adolescence in Atlanta, where she experienced the transition to the "hippie" era as well as the Vietnam War. Betsy became addicted to drugs during this time period, and was involved in the anti-war movement. After people were drafted and began to return from the war, she moved to California to avoid having to see her friends come back as changed individuals, or not coming home at all. Now that she has been clean for 28 years, Betsy works as an addiction treatment specialist. She opened her own business approximately 12 years ago to help establish treatment centers and provide addiction outreach on Skid Row. She has a daughter who is currently attending Pepperdine University. [profiler bio] Nathan Lee is a sophomore, born and raised in SoCal, studying Business and Communication Design at USC. Alec Morris is a graduating senior from New York studying Music Industry at USC. Rebecca Seifert is a sophomore from Arizona, who is currently studying Biological Sciences at USC. Christine Shiau is a sophomore from Kansas studying Chemical Engineering at USC.
DOI: 10.25545/a8ikfk/io8eh6
title: SYS Example Systematic Sampling with Circular Fixed Area Plots Data Description.pdf
DOI: 10.25549/viet-c80-66
title: Martha Surwillo, You Don't Just Come Home Once

description: [profile bio] Martha Surwillo was born and raised in the state of Illinois with her two sisters by her mother and father. Her father was a banker and businessman. During the war, she was a little girl, but then she moved out to California to attend Whittier College where she received a degree in childhood development. While she was there she met James Surwillo, a helicopter machine gunner from the Vietnam War. They would marry in 1986 and be married for 23 years. Together they raised two kids, Hannah and Grace. She currently teaches preschool and runs a small business. Martha continues to live in Whittier with her youngest daughter and new husband. She is thoroughly involved in her community through organizations such as her church and the National Charity League. [profiler bio] Bruce Bearer Briana Chue Adrian Navarro Brooke Turpin
DOI: 10.25545/a8ikfk/lgrsdb
title: SYS Example Plot Summaries.tab
DOI: 10.25545/a8ikfk/aluqj6
title: SYS Example Tree List Data.tab
DOI: 10.15468/dl.n9nhux
title: Occurrence Download

description: A dataset containing 0 species occurrences available in GBIF matching the query:
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 The dataset includes 0 records from 0 constituent datasets; see https://api.gbif.org/v1/occurrence/download/0016485-251025141854904/datasets/export for details.
DOI: 10.25545/a8ikfk
title: Chapter 13.4 - Systematic Sample Design Examples

description: Documentation and datasets associated with Systematic Sampling (Chapter 13, Section 13.4)
DOI: 10.25549/viet-c80-68
title: Martha Surwillo, You Don't Just Come Home Once

description: [profile bio] Martha Surwillo was born and raised in the state of Illinois with her two sisters by her mother and father. Her father was a banker and businessman. During the war, she was a little girl, but then she moved out to California to attend Whittier College where she received a degree in childhood development. While she was there she met James Surwillo, a helicopter machine gunner from the Vietnam War. They would marry in 1986 and be married for 23 years. Together they raised two kids, Hannah and Grace. She currently teaches preschool and runs a small business. Martha continues to live in Whittier with her youngest daughter and new husband. She is thoroughly involved in her community through organizations such as her church and the National Charity League. [profiler bio] Bruce Bearer Briana Chue Adrian Navarro Brooke Turpin
DOI: 10.25549/viet-c80-440
title: David Tool, War's Impact

description: [profile bio] David Tool was born on July 17, 1942 in Charlestown, South Carolina. He attended College of Charlestown (now known as the University of South Carolina). While attending college he took part in the Army's college option program and would later be commissioned as an officer. In June of 1966 he deployed to Vietnam as a young lieutenant. In Vietnam, Tool served as a platoon leader as a member of the 16th Infantry Brigade. After his tour in Vietnam, Tool made the transition to the Army Reserves. As a reservist he climbed through the ranks up to Colonel meanwhile earning his PHD. He retired in Los Angeles to become a part-time lecturer of American Culture at the University of Southern California. He still resides in Los Angeles today and is involved in several organizations throughout the community and USC. [profiler bio] Randy Arias is a sophomore studying Human Biology, Andrew Gentile is a junior studying Economics, Kiran Somers is a junior studying Human Biology