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 HOME MAINTENANCE, Hank Spies, Spies Home Inspection Service
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TOMORROW NOW: ENVISIONING THE NEXT FIFTY YEARS, Bruce Sterling, author and novelist
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FIERCE PAJAMAS: AN ANTHOLOGY OF HUMOR WRITING FROM THE NEW
YORKER, Harry Finder, book editor and editorial director of The New Yorker |
SILENCE AT BOALT HALL: THE DISMANTLING OF AFFIRMATIVE ACTION,
Andrea Guerrero, immigration lawyer in San Diego, California |
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EATING IN THE DARK: AMERICA'S EXPERIMENT WITH GENETICALLY ENGINEERED
FOOD, Kathleen Hart, journalist |
WHAT'S THE COLOR OF FUNNY? RACE, SOCIETY AND COMIC STRIPS,
Aaron McGruder, author and illustrator of the comic strip Boondocks
(MillerComm 2003 speaker) |
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CURRENT ECONOMICS AND POLITICS OF BRAZIL, Werner Baer, Professor of Economics; Zachary Elkins, Department of Political Science; and Joseph Love, Professor of History, University of Illinois |
FATAL DECEPTION: THE UNTOLD STORY OF ASBESTOS WHY IT IS STILL LEGAL AND STILL KILLING
US, Michael Bowker, journalist |
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LITERACY: THE READING/WRITING CONNECTION, Carol Jago, director, California Reading and Literature Project, UCLA |
THE TWO FACES OF ISLAM: THE HOUSE OF SA'UD FROM TRADITION TO
TERROR, Stephen Schwartz, journalist |
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