Jacksonville, Oregon, a mining town founded in a little-known and sparsely settled part of Oregon during the early 1850s, was the focus of a study of the way in which information was distributed and processed in an emerging frontier community. News appeared to be part of the community's institutional structure and to be carried and consumed on two…

INTERPERSONAL COMMUNICATION BEHAVIORS OF PUBLIC SCHOOL CHILDREN WERE IDENTIFIED AND MEASURED BY USE OF THE INTERPERSONAL COMMUNICATION BEHAVIOR ANALYSIS METHOD (ICBAM). THE FOUR BEHAVIOR LEVELS DESIGNATED - BIOCHEMICAL, MOTOR MOVEMENT, SPEECH, AND TECHNOLOGICAL - WERE RELATED TO AGE, SEX, AND SITUATION (CLASSROOM AND NONCLASSROOM) BY ANALYSIS OF…