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Encyclopedia > T Campbell

T Campbell is the writer of many webcomics, including Fans (the webcomic), Rip & Teri (http://www.graphicsmash.com/series.php?name=rip&view=current), Penny & Aggie (http://pennyandaggie.com). He is also the editor of Graphic Smash, and writes articles for Comixpedia.


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KLI Theory Lab - Authors - Donald Thomas Campbell (818 words)
A master methodologist, Campbell devised the method of quasi-experimentation, a statistics-based approach that allows to replicate the effects of truly randomized studies that often are impossible in the world of human interactions.
Campbell, D.T. Neurological embodiments of belief and the gap in the fit of phenomena to noumena.
Campbell, D.T. On the conflicts between biological and social evolution and between psychology and moral tradition.
Campbell - Historic Photographs - page 1 (2082 words)
In 1902, with Benjamin Campbell at the head of the fire protection committee, $300 was collected in subscriptions for better fire equipment, as the result of a tragedy which resulted in the first death by fire in the Campbell community as a result of a house fire on Dillon Avenue.
It was rung by two Model T pistons attached to the bell by two wires which were pulled by hand, and often caused the loss of skin and sometimes a fingernail when rung.
Campbell's first Fire Station 1 was a red building with the Model T fire engine housed in the rear shed, and a bell tower.
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