How to prepare for the Graduate Management Admission Test (Books for professionals)

Business & Money

Randall, Michael

Management & Leadership

Harcourt, Brace. Jovanovich

<p>Newly revised and updated to reflect recent changes in the Graduate Management Admission Test, this comprehensive study guide includes four full-length practice exams plus a math review and sufe-fire strategies for scoring high on this year's GMAT.</p>

How to Prepare for the Graduate Management Admission Test (Test Preparation Series)

Harcourt

<p>Features test-taking strategies, a math review, and four full-length practice tests</p>

How to Prepare for the Gmat (Test Preparation)

Bramson, Morris

Selub, Morton

Becoming Human: A Servant of the Map

You might not think digging at a 6,500-year-old bison kill site can teach you much about life, but Michael McEwen Randall begs to differ.At age fifty-three, Randall found new life at midlife as he made the transition from successful Seattle businessman to Northern Plains-based writer. Through a series of inspiring, true events, he discovered how to become more human and learned how to reshape his existence as "a servant of the map". Becoming Human includes more than fifty vivid essays and profiles of people and experiences Randall has encountered on his journey. Search for the past at an archeological dig at the site of a buffalo kill in South Dakota. Take a voyage on a tramp steamer in Southeast Asia and encounter an adventure like no other. Meet a group of Dakota (Sioux) grandmothers bent on saving their young people from America's dominant culture. Walk in the shoes of a police officer and see a great city's underbelly. Randall's unique voice links contemporary life to history, philosophy, and faith, engagingly demonstrating how these issues impact us all today. Becoming Human offers a deep, compassionate view of American life.

Becoming Human: a servant of the map

Religion & Spirituality

iUniverse, Inc.

Westbury in Old Photographs

Sutton Publishing+ltd

Sensitive Skin Number 10 features out-takes from his "Wall Street" collection by famed photographer Charles Gatewood ("Sidetripping," "Forbidden Photographs"), fiction by Gary Indiana ("Scar Tissue and Other Stories," "White Trash," "Horse Crazy," "Gone Tomorrow"), Max Blagg ("Ticket Out"), Drew Hubner ("East of Bowery"), Patrick O'Neil ("The Hold-Up"), E. A. Fow, Tony DuShane ("Confessions of a Teenage Jesus Jerk") and Raul Serrano Sanchez ("Catálogo de ilusiones"), poetry by Flarf pioneer Sharon Mesmer ("Annoying Diabetic Bitch," "The Virgin Formica"), Ron Kolm ("Divine Comedy"), Pete Simonelli ("Night Sees You First," "A Lonely War") and Michael Randall, essays by James Reich ("Bombshell," "I, Judas"), Ronald B. Richardson ("Narrative Madness"), cinema of transgression co-founder Nick Zedd and Breyten Breytenback ("The True Confessions of an Albino Terrorist"), paintings by Peter Shear, and music by Steve Adams (ROVA Saxophone Quartet), with additional art, illustrations and photographs by Yves Marchand & Romain Meffre ("The Ruins of Detroit"), Ruby Ray ("From the Edge of the World: California Punk, 1977-1981"), Chris Bava, Megan Baker, David West ("Music: Drawing Down the Muse"), Jeff Spirer, Charlie Homo, Ted Barron, Justine Frischmann, Julie Torres and Tom McGlynn.

Sensitive Skin Number 10

Literature & Fiction

Zedd, Nick

Mesmer, Sharon

Kolm, Ron

Sanchez, Raul Serrano

Breytenback, Breyten

Richardson, Ronald B.

Simonelli, Pete

Literary

Sensitive Skin Magazine

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