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How to Speak Alien: Invading Your Teens' World Without Invading Their Space»rank: 1948467by: Michael Ross
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I Believe: God's Word on Truth, Jesus, Love, Sex, School, Friends, Church, and Living Life»rank: 2296608by: Terry Brown, Michael Ross
: :Side-pocket sized and double-mocha latte- priced, I Believe is the ideal book for teenagers to get a faith boost on the issues and questions they face the most. With contemporary translations and practical information, this Communicate Christ Bible promise book encourages growth and personal evangelism. |
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'I have a dream': ideas for rebuilding American culture.: An article from: Policy Review»rank: 3416607by: Harvey Mansfield, Danielle Crittenden, Milton Friedman, Virginia I. Postrel, Witold Rybczynski, Jack Miles, William J. Bratton, Charles, Jr. Wolf, Claire West Orr, William A. Galston, Michael Medved, Pete du Pont, Betsy McCaughey Ross, James R., Jr. Stoner, James P. Pinkerton
: :This digital document is an article from Policy Review, published by Hoover Institution Press on March 1, 1996. The length of the article is 7511 words. The page length shown above is based on a typical 300-word page. The article is delivered in HTML format and is available in your Digital Locker immediately after purchase. You can view it with any web browser.From the supplier: A collection of American scholars' and policymakers' viewpoints on ways to revitalize American culture includes ideas such as a Great-Books junior college, private scientific research funding, a capitalism-based labor movement, tough love homeless programs, charter schools' venture capital funding, and group homes for welfare mothers. Other ... |
I Respectfully Disagree with the Judge's Order»rank: 6369875by: J.Michael Ross, William M. Berg
: :This digital document is an article from Policy Review, published by Hoover Institution Press on March 1, 1996. The length of the article is 7511 words. The page length shown above is based on a typical 300-word page. The article is delivered in HTML format and is available in your Digital Locker immediately after purchase. You can view it with any web browser.From the supplier: A collection of American scholars' and policymakers' viewpoints on ways to revitalize American culture includes ideas such as a Great-Books junior college, private scientific research funding, a capitalism-based labor movement, tough love homeless programs, charter schools' venture capital funding, and group homes for welfare mothers. Other ... |
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Image Bank to Accompany Histology: A Text And Atlas»rank: 6369875by: Michael H. Ross
: :CD-ROM, in plastic jewel case, is designed to accompany Histology: A Text and Atlas, 4th edition, c2003, listed in approval week 2002-51. |
Infant-Mother Attachment: The Origins and Developmental Significance of Individual Differences in Strange Situation Behavior»rank: 2470168from: Lawrence Erlbaum
: :CD-ROM, in plastic jewel case, is designed to accompany Histology: A Text and Atlas, 4th edition, c2003, listed in approval week 2002-51. |
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INTERESTING TIMES: ESSAYS AND NONFICTION»rank: 3319373by: Michael E. Ross
: :ONE NATION SUBJECT TO CHANGE America at the turn of the twentieth century and just after is the focus of this collection of essays and nonfiction from a veteran journalist, essayist, critic and observer of American life and popular culture. Venturing from an insider's perspective of The New York Times to his interviews with black police officers, Michael E. Ross explores a nation evolving dramatically, maybe now more than any other time in its history. Exploring television, blues, jazz, hip hop, Al Gore, Ralph Nader, Andrew Sullivan, Jayson Blair, the California recall election's outcome, America's gun fixation, the nation's enduring racial disquiet, the use of language under 'Bush II,' and his own ... |
International Football in South America, 1901-91»rank: 3319373by: Miguel Angel Bestard, Michael Robinson, Mike Ross
: :ONE NATION SUBJECT TO CHANGE America at the turn of the twentieth century and just after is the focus of this collection of essays and nonfiction from a veteran journalist, essayist, critic and observer of American life and popular culture. Venturing from an insider's perspective of The New York Times to his interviews with black police officers, Michael E. Ross explores a nation evolving dramatically, maybe now more than any other time in its history. Exploring television, blues, jazz, hip hop, Al Gore, Ralph Nader, Andrew Sullivan, Jayson Blair, the California recall election's outcome, America's gun fixation, the nation's enduring racial disquiet, the use of language under 'Bush II,' and his own ... |
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International Innovations in Evaluation Methodology (New Directions for Evaluation)»rank: 6688746by: Ross F. Conner
: :ONE NATION SUBJECT TO CHANGE America at the turn of the twentieth century and just after is the focus of this collection of essays and nonfiction from a veteran journalist, essayist, critic and observer of American life and popular culture. Venturing from an insider's perspective of The New York Times to his interviews with black police officers, Michael E. Ross explores a nation evolving dramatically, maybe now more than any other time in its history. Exploring television, blues, jazz, hip hop, Al Gore, Ralph Nader, Andrew Sullivan, Jayson Blair, the California recall election's outcome, America's gun fixation, the nation's enduring racial disquiet, the use of language under 'Bush II,' and his own ... |
Jazz Scrapbook»rank: 3091207by: Jon Kukla, Mark Cave, Carol O. Bartels, M. Theresa LeFevre, Nancy Ruck, Dan B. Ross, John Magill, Richard Jackson, Alfred E. Lemmon
: :Collector William Russells passion for jazz is the underlying rhythm throughout Jazz Scrapbook. The book offers cameo portraits of Jelly Roll Morton, Louis Armstrong, Bunk Johnson, Mahalia Jackson, Baby Dodds, Natty Dominque, and Fess Manettaa roll call of early jazz greats, all born in New Orleans. Nine essays and 66 rare period photographs give an intimate, backstage view of the jazz world documented by the William Russell Jazz Collection at The Historic New Orleans Collection. |