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Title: The structure of 401(k) fees
Author: Kopcke, Richard W., Vitagliano, Francis M., Muldoon, Dan
Date: February 2009
Genre: report
Center: Center for Retirement Research
Version: Version of record.

Title: A stop at the end of the bus line: Nannies, children, and the language of care
Author: Baquedano-Lopez, Patricia
Date: 2002
Genre: working paper
Center: Work and Family Research Network

Title: The state of private pensions: Current 5500 data
Author: Buessing, Marric, Soto, Mauricio
Date: February 2006
Genre: report
Center: Center for Retirement Research
Version: Version of record.

Title: A state of action: Creating opportunities for older workers
Author: Pitt-Catsouphes, Marcie, Weber, Julie, Gabrielson, Tiffany, McNamara, Tay
Date: 2008
Genre: article
Center: Center on Aging and Work
Version: Version of record.

Title: The significance of religion in lasting marriages
Author: Mackey, Richard A., O'Brien, Bernard A.
Date: 2005
Genre: article
Version: Accepted manuscript.

Title: The significance of liturgical acts: Using Victoria Welby's semiotics as a method for liturgical theology
Author: Stewart, Matthew C.
Date: 2020
Genre: thesis
Thesis Advisor: Baldovin, John, Bergin, Liam

Title: The shrinking tax preference for pension savings: An analysis of income tax changes, 1985-2007
Author: Burtless, Gary, Toder, Eric
Date: April 2010
Genre: working paper
Center: Center for Retirement Research

Title: The seed of Seth: John Cassian's conferences and the interpretation of Genesis 6:1-4
Author: Villecco, Joseph Anthony
Date: 2012
Genre: thesis
Thesis Advisor: Baldovin, John

Title: A sacred and solemn institution: An examination of the nature and purpose of marriage and the family in the Roman Catholic and Hindu traditions in light of Pope John Paul II's Familiaris consortio
Author: Hunchuck, Marita A.
Date: 2009
Genre: conference

Title: The Sacramental principle
Speaker: Himes, Michael J.
Date: 2017
Genre: videorecording
Center: Church in the 21st Century Center

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