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STRIKING BACK AT STROKE A DOCTOR-PATIENT JOURNAL, Cleo Hutton, R. N. and stroke victim
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HOME PEST CONTROL, Philip L. Nixon, University of Illinois Extension Entomologist
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AFFIRMATIVE ACTION IN HIGHER EDUCATION, Melissa S. Woods, assistant counsel of the NAACP Legal Defense and Educational Fund, Inc. |
TAKING SUSTAINABLE CITIES SERIOUSLY: ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT, THE ENVIRONMENT, AND THE QUALITY OF LIFE IN AMERICAN CITIES, Kent E.
Portney, professor of political science at Tufts University |
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THE WORLD ON A PLATE A TOUR THROUGH THE HISTORY OF AMERICA’S ETHNIC CUISINE, Joel
Denker, professional lecturer, George Washington University |
THE TROUBLE WITH NATURE – SEX IN SCIENCE AND POPULAR CULTURE, Roger Lancaster, director of the Cultural Studies Program at George Mason University |
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HOW TO TAKE YOUR CAREER TO A HIGHER LEVEL, Tom Schenck, career coach and consultant, Schenck Development Group, Champaign |
A MATHEMATICIAN PLAYS THE STOCK MARKET, John Allen
Paulos, professor of mathematics at Temple University
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JOHN
PAUL JONES: SAILOR, HERO, FATHER OF THE AMERICAN NAVY,
Evan Thomas, assistant managing editor of Newsweek
(archive from 5/22/03)
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BENJAMIN
FRANKLIN, Edmund Morgan, Yale University Sterling
Emeritus Professor of History (archive from 1/9/03)
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