Becoming involved in the arts is not a one-step process, but a progression through several stages. This study offers a six-stage model for use by both arts managers and researchers in the field.

Expanding the Audience for the Performing Arts (Research Division Report, No 24)

Arts & Photography

Andreasen, Alan R.

Performing Arts

Seven Locks Pr

The Peace Corps and More: 114 Ways to Work, Study, and Travel in the Third World

The Peace Corps and More: 175 Ways to Work, Study and Travel at Home & Abroad

Business & Money

Benjamin, Medea

Rodolfo-Sioson, Miya

Economics

The Washington Post city news editor who broke the story twenty years ago reconstructs the Watergate scandal from the failed break-in at the Democratic headquarters to President Nixon's resignation. Reprint.

The Great Coverup: Nixon and the Scandal of Watergate

Politics & Social Sciences

Sussman, Barry

Social Sciences

Recent events have radically transformed the bipolar system that prevailed in Europe for more than 40 years. For the first time in decades, the possibility of a true pan-European system--a Europe from the Atlantic to the Urals--has emerged. The essays in this book examine the possibilities, opportunities and dangers of this new system from the perspectives of East, Central and Western Europeans themselves, giving us a glimpse of the new Europe as seen through the eyes of those who will live in it.

From the Atlantic to the Urals: National Perspectives on the New Europe

Calleo, David P.

Politics & Government

Essential Liberty: First Amendment Battles for a Free Press

Children's Books

Wilkinson, Francis

Education & Reference

Here, through an extraordinary combination of text and pictures, is the story of John Wayne, American legend, and his life on board the famed Wild Goose. The 136-foot ship, a former U.S. Navy minesweeper, was the actor's favorite retreat and proudest possession. During the last sixteen years of his iife, Wayne spent much of his leisure time aboard the yacht cruising off Mexico, the Pacific Northwest and Catalina. The Wild Goose came to dominate his life in a way that only his family and work had done before. Sharing that life in this entertaining memoir is Captain Bert Minshall, who joined the Goose as a green deckhand in late 1963 and ended up not only as Wayne's last skipper, but as his friend and confidant. It is a story that is at once adventurous and intimate, at times touched with exuberant humor, at times with tragedy. These pages reveal the legendary Duke: charismatic, fun-loving, occasionally difficult and prone to angry outbursts, a movie star who enjoyed a good laugh or a prank with the abandon of a young boy, a sailor at heart who delighted in his big, aging navy workhorse. From Captain Minshall's first meeting with Wayne - when the actor calmly and deliberately spit on the deckhand's new deckshoes, claiming it was "good luck" - to the actor's last poignant voyage to Catalina shortly before his death, On Board with the Duke is a revealing look at a complex and fascinating man.

On Board With the Duke: John Wayne and the Wild Goose

Humor & Entertainment

Minshall, Bert

Sharon, Clark

Movies

"No one in the country knows as much as Neal Peirce about the ins and outs of American local government
"Neal Peirce is the best writer on urban affairs in the country". -- Henry Cisneros, Secretary of Housing and Urban Development

Citistates: How Urban America Can Prosper in a Competitive World

Johnson, Curtis W.

Peirce, Neal R.

Hall, John Stuart

The Federalist Papers rank with the Declaration of Independence and the Constitution as basic statements of American democracy.
The 23 most relevant essays, written by John Jay, Alexander Hamilton, and James Madison, have been gathered here by historian Frederick Quinn.

The Federalist Papers Reader

Every day millions of Americans tune in to their local public radio station, and of what they hear-news and public affairs programs, music and other cultural offerings-- comes from the National Public Radio in Washington, D.C. This visually stunning and engagingly written book traces the history of NPR from its tentative beginnings in 1971, through its financial crisis and growth in the 1980's, to its current status as a preeminent source of news and entertainment.

National Public Radio: The Cast of Characters

Collins, Mary

Liebling, Jerome

Bognovitz, Murray

Parkinson's: A Patient's View

The author describes his experiences as a sufferer of Parkinson's disease, depicts his search for an effective treatment, and explains how he learned to cope with the illness

Dorros, Sidney

Reference

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