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1by Bitterman, Alex Hess, Daniel Baldwin Published in Journal of American culture (Malden, Mass.) (01.03.2016)“...[...]some gay and lesbian older adults (age sixty-five or more years) tend to gravitate toward living in "gay districts" (Hughes and Kentlyn 438-40). The US...”
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2“... [...]educators will increasingly be called upon to recognize that for millennial students the goal of learning is as much about building confidence as...”
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3“...As bus rapid transit (BRT) systems continue to become more popular and as capital expenditure for such projects continues to grow, careful consideration of BRT...”
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7by Bitterman, Alex Published in Critical studies in men's fashion (01.03.2016)“...The transition of a simple T-shirt from a constituent piece of military uniform to cultural icon is well documented, but the impacts of this shift of male...”
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9by Bitterman, Alex Published in Journal of applied arts & health (01.06.2015)“...Data, both qualitative and quantitative, which represents the physical, cognitive and situational abilities of the global population are inconsistent and are...”
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12by Bitterman, Alex Published in The Journal of American Culture (01.03.2016)“... Clad in stainless steel and designed by modern architectural royal Eero Saarinen, the form, aesthetic, and design of the Arch is undoubtedly modern...”
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13by Bitterman, Alex Published in Journal of American Culture (2016)“...Tracy Campbell (ed.); Yale University Press...”
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15by Bitterman, Alex Baldwin Published in The Journal of American Culture (01.03.2016)“... [...]some gay and lesbian older adults (age sixty-five or more years) tend to gravitate toward living in "gay districts" (Hughes and Kentlyn 438-40). The US...”
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16by Hess, Daniel Baldwin Bitterman, Alex Published in Research in Transportation Business & Management (01.03.2016)“...Branding, marketing, and advertising play important roles in influencing travel behavior and shaping public opinion about public transit. In recent years,...”
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19“...Though often managed by a parent transit agency, BRT systems typically establish distinct identities which communicate different brand messages, among those...”
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