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Business & Money

Anderson, Dennis

Job Hunting & Careers

Allyn&Bacon

Annual Review of Energy and the Environment: 1994 (Annual Review of Environment & Resources)

HARTE, JOHN

Socolow, Robert H.

Economics

Annual Reviews

Nelson A. Rockefeller, one of the greatest art patrons of the recent past and as yet unheralded for the extraordinary legacy he left behind, had an inspired vision for New York State's capital. While governor of the state from 1959-1973 he undertook what was at the time the most ambitious public art project ever conceived-one which set the standard for public funding in the arts. The result of this ambitious project was an unrivaled collection of modern and contemporary art, which boasts nearly 100 works of art, all of which are in public view in Albany. The collection includes work by Jackson Pollock, Mark Rothko, Helen Frankenthaler, Donald Judd, Ellsworth Kelly, David Smith, Robert Motherwell and many other important artists. The beautifully illustrated volume, which features six 4-page gatefolds, includes expert essays by major scholars and curators including John Elderfield, Robert Storr and Pepe Karmel, all of The Museum of Modern Art. Glenn Lowry, current director of The Museum of Modern Art contributes a substantive essay on the collection and Rockefeller's extraordinary efforts to form it. The second essay, written by the collection's curator, offers the first indepth look at the politics surrounding the formation of the collection.

The Governor Nelson A. Rockefeller Empire State Art Collection And Plaza Memorials

Arts & Photography

Lowry, Glenn

History & Criticism

Rizzoli

Searching for Faith Within a Confused Society

Religion & Spirituality

CSS Pub. Co

From Library Journal In the first half of this book, Anderson, an outdoors editor for the St. Paul Pioneer Press , compiles columns on dogs, ducks, cowboys, fishing, and friendship. Many of the columns are set in and beyond the upper Midwest. The second half, which dates mostly from 1988, forms a series called "Empty Skies: America's Ducks in Crisis." He reports on illegal hunting in Louisiana and examines the mismanagement, habitat loss, and hunting ignorance from Mexico to Canada that has contributed to the decline of animal populations in the past four decades. Though the series is a powerful indictment of poor hunting practices, the miscellaneous pieces vary greatly in quality and suffer from lack of polish. In addition, the roughness of the first half and the datedness of the second make this unlikely to appeal to those not familiar with the author's column.- Roland Person, Southern Illinois Univ. Lib., CarbondaleCopyright 1993 Reed Business Information, Inc. From Publishers Weekly This collection of columns and articles by Anderson, outdoors editor of the St. Paul Pioneer Press , should mainly appeal to outdoors fans in his region. Anderson clearly loves nature; describing a trip to a hunting cabin, he declares, "I have more country in me than city and more autumn in me than summer." His fluid prose is sometimes overdramatic but generally colloquial; his topics include duck hunting in Alaska, a visit to a resident of rural Minnesota who was once dubbed "Loneliest Woman in America" and tracking grouse with Minnesota Vikings head coach Bud Grant. More than half the book is devoted to Anderson's 1988 series, "Empty Skies: America's Ducks in Crisis," for which he was a Pulitzer Prize finalist. Anderson documented illegal harvests of ducks in Louisiana, probed the waterfowl conservation organization Ducks Unlimited and prompted greater waterfowl law enforcement in Louisiana. However, for a book, he might have converted the articles, written in daily journalistic style, into more of a narrative. Copyright 1993 Reed Business Information, Inc.

An Hour Before Dawn

Literature & Fiction

Short Stories & Anthologies

Voyageur Pr

A color version of the Dixie High 2015 Reunion book.

Dixie High School: Dixie High 2015 Reunion

History

Americas

CreateSpace Independent Publishing Platform

At nineteen Dennis nervously broke the news about President Kennedys assassination to radio listeners throughout Minnesotas Arrowhead region. He was the first journalist to break the story of the Edmund Fitzgeralds sinking. And he anchored the WDIO-TV news from 1970 to 2011, covering every major regional story, including The Great Blizzard of 91, the Glensheen murders and Marjorie Caldwells notorious exploits, and many more. Over the years Dennis has interviewed a number of politicians and celebrities, including Jesse Ventura, Richard Nixon, Jimmy Carter, Walter Mondale, Abbie Hoffman, Jeno Paulucci, Muhammad Ali, Cher, Jerry Lewis, Elizabeth Taylor, and Johnny Cash. Inside, Denny recalls these stories and many others against the backdrop of his personal lifegrowing up on the Iron Range and becoming an avid outdoorsman, dedicated family man, private pilot, and Catholic Deacon. Along the way he shares the insights that come from a life spent on the air and looks ahead to his future and the future of regional broadcast journalism.

Good Night, Everybody ...and Be Kind

Biographies & Memoirs

Arts & Literature

Zenith City Pub Co

Searching for New Welfare Models: Citizens' Opinions on the Past, Present and Future of the Welfare State

This book explores the ways in which different generations think about how the welfare state is organised at present, and how it will be organised in future. Using the results of a study from Canada, Australia and Sweden, the book's findings complement more traditional studies of the welfare sector, capturing the anxieties of citizens about the present and future of their countries' welfare models, and presenting their thoughts on how the system can be re-organised in future. Positioning their three-country study within the history of the welfare state around the world, the authors seek to re-assess the role of the welfare state in governments around the world. Their findings will be of interest to those studying welfare policy as well as innovations such as basic income, e-health and policy responses to automisation.&nbsp;

Politics & Social Sciences

Czarniawska, Barbara

Solli, Rolf

Demediuk, Peter

Philosophy

PALGRAVE~MACMILLAN

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