Includes practice exercises, with solutions, for whole numbers, integers, fractions, decimals, percents, linear equations, ratio, and geometry, plus sample midterm and final exams

College Outline for Prealgebra (Books for Professionals)

Science & Math

Wise

Mathematics

Cengage Learning'

College Outline for Intermediate Algebra (Harcourt Brace Jovanovich College Outline Series)

College Outline for Intermediate Algebra

Brooks/Cole

College Outline for Introductory Algebra (Books for Professionals)

Concise Consultation Psychiatry (Concise Guides)

Medical Books

Medicine

Cambridge University Press

This is a picture book version of the popular alphabet song, written in 1948 and recorded by well-known singers, including Perry Como. Pictures of children, toddlers, babies and assorted animals illustrate the words to the song. The book also contains the sheet music for the song. Martha Alexander's previous books include the "Lily and Billy" series of board books: "Good Night, Lily"; "Where's Billy?"; "Billy and Lily"; and "Billy's Boot".

"A" You're Adorable

Reference

Alexander, Martha

KAYE

LIPPMAN

Words, Language & Grammar

Walker Books

A picture book version of the alphabet song written in 1948, featuring children, toddlers, babies and assorted animals. The book contains the sheet music to sing along with. Martha Alexander has written and illustrated "Blackboard Bear - Four Little Stories"; "You're a Genius, Blackboard Bear"; "Good Night, Lily"; "Where's Billy?"; "Billy and Lily"; and "Billy's Boot".

The Valour and the Horror Revisited

In January 1992 the Canadian Broadcasting Corporation (CBC) broadcast The Valour and the Horror, a three-part television series on Canada's role in World War II. It sparked a major controversy among viewers, war veterans, and historians. Brian and Terence McKenna, the authors-producers of the series, were accused of distorting historical facts, maligning individuals such as commanders Arthur Harris and Guy Simonds, presenting a biased account of events, and overstepping the line between journalism and drama. The Valour and the Horror Revisited brings together source documents, original essays, and commentaries to provide an analysis of the specific accusations and of larger questions concerning responsible journalism. Included in the collection are reports by David Bercuson and S.F. Wise, who were asked by the CBC ombudsman to assess the series; the CBC ombudsman's report; the McKennas' response to the ombudsman's report; the ombudsman's commentary on the McKennas' response; and three new essays by historians John Ferris, William McAndrew, and Scot Robertson on the incidents covered in the series - Canadian involvement in the battles in Hong Kong and Normandy, and the bombing of Germany. The Valour and the Horror Revisited addresses such important issues as the dangers of "docudrama," the calibre of the Canadian media, the meaning of the Canadian experience in the war, and the nature of history.

Humor & Entertainment

Bercuson, David J.

Movies

McGill-Queen's University Press

In January 1992 the Canadian Broadcasting Corporation (CBC) broadcast The Valour and the Horror, a three-part television series on Canada's role in World War II. It sparked a major controversy among viewers, war veterans, and historians. Brian and Terence McKenna, the authors-producers of the series, were accused of distorting historical facts, maligning individuals such as commanders Arthur Harris and Guy Simonds, presenting a biased account of events, and overstepping the line between journalism and drama. The Valour and the Horror Revisited brings together source documents, original essays, and commentaries to provide an analysis of the specific accusations and of larger questions concerning responsible journalism. Included in the collection are reports by David Bercuson and S.F. Wise, who were asked by the CBC ombudsman to assess the series; the CBC ombudsman's report; the McKennas' response to the ombudsman's report; the ombudsman's commentary on the McKennas' response; and three new essays by historians John Ferris, William McAndrew, and Scot Robertson on the incidents covered in the series - Canadian involvement in the battles in Hong Kong and Normandy, and the bombing of Germany. The Valour and the Horror Revisited addresses such important issues as the dangers of "docudrama," the calibre of the Canadian media, the meaning of the Canadian experience in the war, and the nature of history.

Staff General Biology

Biological Sciences

Burgess Intl Group

A presentation of humorous cartoons relating to the nursing industry.

Tales from the Bedside

Comics & Graphic Novels

Comic Strips

Mosby, Inc.

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