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 THE GREAT WAVE: GILDED AGE MISFITS, JAPANESE ECCENTRICS, AND THE OPENING OF OLD JAPAN, Christopher
Benfey, professor of literature, Mt. Holyoke College (archive from June 5, 2003)
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THE BUZZING, Jim
Knipfel, staff writer at New York Press
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AMERICA’S SPLENDID LITTLE WARS A SHORT HISTORY OF U. S. MILITARY ENGAGEMENTS: 1975-2000, Captain Peter
Huchthausen, U. S. Navy retired, writer and consultant |
BESSIE, Chris Albertson, acknowledged authority on Bessie Smith, jazz writer and contributor to Stereo Review, Down Beat, and Saturday Review |
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FROM BANGKOK TO BALI IN 30 MINUTES: 175 FAST AND EASY RECIPES WITH THE LUSH, TROPICAL FLAVORS OF SOUTHEAST ASIA, Theresa Volpe Laursen and Byron
Laursen, cookbook writers |
LIBERIAN HISTORY AND POLITICS, William Reno, professor of political science, Northwestern University |
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ON A GRANDER SCALE: THE OUTSTANDING LIFE OF SIR
CHRISTOPHER WREN, Lisa Jardine, professor of Renaissance
Studies at Queen Mary, University of London; archive
from 2/26/03 |
THE BROWN’S CHICKEN MASSACRE, Maurice Possley, award-winning, Pulitzer Prize nominated investigative criminal justice reporter for the Chicago Tribune
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SAYING YES: IN DEFENSE OF DRUG USE, Jacob Sullivan, senior writer, Reason magazine
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EYE CARE, Dr. James Faron, optometrist, Carle Clinic Association
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