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BOOKSAttitudes on Altitude: Pioneers of Medical ÌÇÐÄlogo in Colorado's High Mountains, edited by Robert Grover '47 and John Reeves. University Press of Colorado, 2001.
Discusses the theoretical neurophysiological basis for many chronic diseases of obscure origin.
Presenting a new approach to weight control and the role of exercise in mood maintenance, the book focuses on the mood-energy link to eating and inactivity. For more information, visit .
The second part of a study on the concept of woman in the history of Western philosophy. Claims of sex and gender identity are explored in the works of more than 50 philosophers.
An examination of how desire energizes several of Lawrence's major works of fiction.
A subversive satire of American materialism and spirituality, the novel is centered around a pastor's disappearance.
A step-by-step guide to starting a career as a public speaker, trainer, or consultant.
The book, illustrated by David McPhail, tries to help children understand and adjust to the challenges of having a parent with cancer. Royalties go to the Susan G. Komen Breast Cancer Foundation.
Guidelines for parents and teachers for situations ranging from finding child care to protecting children from accidents and violence.
The book contains images selected from a collection of 2,400 personal photographs that belonged to Jews who were taken to the Nazi death camp at Auschwitz-Birkenau.
A compilation of 569 mangled moments of Western civilization from history term papers and exams of students at more than 30 colleges.
A textbook for undergraduate nursing students, the work is an overview of the evolution of nursing research with practical examples.
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A resource for producing positive word-of-mouth for any sized organization.
The author tours each of the country's ballparks and discusses some of the greatest moments in the history of baseball.
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RECORDINGSContrasts, by Frederick Koch '70E (DMA). Dimension, 2001. The release includes a recording of Koch's String Quartet No. 2 by the Cleveland Orchestra String Quartet.
Flippomusic blends jazz, ethnic music, and concert music. The album can be found at .
A collection of sacred Christmas carols and songs arranged for chamber ensemble and soprano by composer David Fletcher.
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Calm
Energy: How People Regulate Mood with Food and Exercise, by Robert Thayer
'64 (PhD). Oxford University Press, 2001.
Keeping
Kids Safe, by Kenneth Shore '71. Prentice Hall Press.
Presidential
Disability: Papers, Discussions, and Recommendations on the Twenty-Fifth Amendment
and Issues of Inability and Disability in Presidents of the United States,
edited by Robert Joynt, Distinguished University Professor of Neurology, and
James Toole; series edited by Theodore Brown, professor of history, community
and preventive medicine, and medical humanities, and chair of the Department
of History. University of Rochester Press, 2001.
Storied
Stadiums: Baseball's History Through Its Ballparks, by Curt Smith, senior
lecturer in the English department. Carroll & Graf, 2001.