An easy-to-read and informative text on cultural diversity that is applicable to a wide range of sociology and education subjects.

Diversity on Campus

Politics & Social Sciences

Schuman, David

Olufs, Dick

Sociology

Allyn and Bacon

American Schools, American Teachers: Issues and Perspectives provides a history and social commentary of education in the United States, as well as in-depth discussions about current issues. This text presents foundational aspects of education utilizing a thought provoking issues approach. It is a text about ideas that need to be considered, thought about, and discussed. The book is organized in three sections: history and background issues, issues in the classroom, and issues affecting education.

American Schools, American Teachers: Issues and Perspectives

Pearson

A preface to politics

Politics & Government

D.C. Heath

Slight shelf wear. Pages are clean and binding is tight.

A Preface to Politics

D.C. Heath & Co.

Policy analysis, education, and everyday life: An empirical reevaluation of higher education in America

Public administration in the United States

PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION IN AMERICA offers a streamlined, accessible, and up-to-date design of the most comprehensive and widely used introduction to contemporary public administration.

Public Administration in the United States

Olufs, Dick W., III

Employing a freewheeling, almost rambling style, Schuman (U. of Massachusetts) and Wirth (Central Washington U.) present a rather unconventional introduction to political science. They hope to get readers to question some of the fundamental concepts upon which political study rests, devoting chapters to the epistemology of politics, the cultural systems of organizations and bureaucracies, the role of the economy and money, the place of voting in the American liberal state, ideology and myth, and other topics. First published in the early 1970s, it retains some of the flavor of the philosophical rebellion of the counterculture. Annotation (c) Book News, Inc., Portland, OR (booknews.com)

Wirth, Rex Sylvester

Chandler & Sharp Pub

Leaving home is a dangerous business. Whether it's to walk across the street or travel to another continent, one never returns the same. Conjunctions: 44, An Anatomy of Roads: The Quest Issue, explores in fiction and poetry the fascinating, complex process of defamiliarization as the ultimate path to knowing oneself. John Barth contributes an astonishing, hilarious novella entitled, “I've Been Told: A Story's Story,” which may be the ultimate quest narrative in that the story of a quester is narrated by the quest itself. Young Bristish author and Booker Award finalist for his first novel, If Nobody Speaks of Remarkable Things, Jon McGregor offers a story of a distraught man who travels to an unnamed island in search of his lost father. David Schuman's story “Miss” is an eerie modern desert journey in which a man and his daughter, who is convinced that she is a cat, encounters the mother who abandoned him working in a Twilight Zone-like diner in the middle of nowhere. “Kronia,” by celebrated fantasy writer Elizabeth Hand, details a love story that may or may not have actually happened over the course of decades around the world. Joanna Scott, Carole Maso, Rikki Ducornet, Nathaniel Mackey, Forrest Gander and some 24 other writers contribute to this journey of the mind.

Conjunctions: 44, An Anatomy Of Roads: The Quest Issue (Conjuctions)

Literature & Fiction

Scott, Laura

Hand, Elizabeth

McGregor, Jon

Glenum, Lara

BARTH, John.

Literary

Bard College

The LGCR's second issue's cover features artwork beholden to our aesthetic of ransacking the past for amazing nonsense, and the interior artwork is as creepy and wonderful as we'd hoped it'd be. All the artwork was done by Joy Kolitsky (the advertisements, too, which are possibly worth the price of admission themselves). Not to mention ten really fantastic stories, including one about an existential hero who lives with his mom, one that includes both a dog and an astronaut, and another set in a sort of Japan.

Land-Grant College Review, Issue No. Two

BRADFORD, Arthur

MacGregor, Jeff

Reifler, Nelly

Goldstein, Jonathan

Kesey, Roy

Walpole, Peter

Hanas, Jim

Cheuse,Alan

ALLEN, Jeffery Renard

Land-Grant College Review

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