Ideological Orientation of and Educational Guidance for Contemporary Chinese Youth Against International Background
At present, the higher education of Chinese youth has to face the reality of internationalization. There is no doubt that Chinese young people’s ideology and thoughts have undergone complicated as well as profound changes in the process of internationalization, assuming brand-new characteristics and showing new trends. If we carefully analyze the complicated impact on contemporary Chinese youth’s ideology by internationalization and study the different features coupled with orientation of their thoughts, it will be of great significance for the research on methods and countermeasures for ideological education of Chinese youth against the international background.
YOUNG RURAL WOMEN'S PERSPECTIVES ON THE IMPACT OF EDUCATION SUPPORTED DEVELOPMENT PROJECTS ON THEIR LIVES: CASES FROM UPPER EGYPT GOVERNORATES
My profoundest gratitude goes to Dr. Nagwa Megahed, my thesis’ advisor. Dr. Megahed had taught me innumerable lessons and insights on research’s and presentation’s mechanisms. Without her dedication, support and the technical and editorial comments she provided me with, this report wouldn’t have been in its current shape. 
 
I would also like to extend my sincere appreciation to Dr. Ted Purinton, the reader of this research who strongly supported me at an early stage of this study and helped me formulating the initial idea of this research. 
 
My thankfulness should also be extended to the GSE/AUC’s fellowship program and Misr El-Kheir’s supplementary program for covering my research expenses, and partially covering my courses’ tuition fees. 
 
In addition, my gratitude goes to the data collection team; Ms. Zeinab Al-Hawary, Ms. Intisar Soliman, Ms. Rahma Ibrahim, Ms. Hanaa Al-Samman and Mr. Ahmed Gaweesh, they all did a great contribution to the research. 
 
Special thanks to the organizations who accepted collaborating with me on this study; the Population Council, Care International and Misr El-Kheir Foundation, making their projects available to my research.
Organic constituents in process water from the in-situ retorting of oil from oil-shale kerogen
Capillary-column gas-chromatography/mass-spectrometry (GC/MS) was performed on the acid, base, and neutral fractions o'f liquid- and particulate-phase methylene chloride extracts of a composite sample of raw process water collected from separator Tank 6 by the Laramie Energy Technology Center. Of. the 160 extractable and chromatographable organic comP.ounds tentatively :identified, the following compou~d classes were found· (listed in decreasing order of. abundance):