Coal--bridge to the future: A report of the World Coal Study, WOCOL

World Coal Study

Ballinger Publishing

THIS BOOK HAS BEEN WELL USED AND SHOWS WEAR. SCUFFING, CURLING, DINGS & EDGE WEAR ON COVERS. NO MARKING OR WRITING NOTED WITHIN BOOK, BUT THERE IS SOME DISCOLORATION ON PAGES, NOT AFFECTING READABILITY OF CONTENT. GREAT READING COPY.

Ribbin', Jivin', and Playin' the Dozens : The Unrecognized Dilemma of Inner-City Schools

Politics & Social Sciences

Herbert L. Foster

Social Sciences

Scientist as subject: The psychological imperative

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Michael J. Mahoney

Psychology & Counseling

<p>1986 Copyright: by Michael E. Gerber- One person writes- my whole life has changed since enrolling in this program 3 months ago.</p>

The E Myth: Why Most Businesses Don't Work and What to Do About It

Michael E. Gerber

<p>Learning in the Light is a collection of stories and perspectives whose authors are Asian-American women - all from Hawaii - with varied backgrounds, who are educators in the most generic sense of the word. Their settings and channels of communication are varied - universities, religious parliaments, metropolitan centers, global contexts, and remote islands. They exemplify women who have East-West perspectives in communication and continue to innovate in their roles and shape new cultures from within. They reach out beyond their familiar parameters to form partnerships in learning, letting their light to shine . What had begun as a volume destined for academia evolved into a book with a larger mission as the authors began to share their feelings as well as their thoughts about their work and their lives with authenticity, humor, and grace. Most of these women came from cultures which were prescriptive and role-oriented. A commonality they share is higher education, with its context going far beyond universities and into temples, global institutions, and cyberspace. They also share an appreciation of the cultures that shaped them as well as their willingness to go beyond the status quo, by crossing worldviews, transforming their consciousness, and communicating from the heart. Wherever they are, these women continue to create vibrant cultures by loving and learning in the light.</p>

Learning in the Light: Multicultural Communication and Asian American Women

Elizabeth Kunimoto

The award winning Faces of Life book published by Covenant Hospice and Ballinger Publishing is now available for sale. The 96 page hard back book contains inspirational stories from Covenant Hospice patients, volunteers and their loved ones. Each story is accompanied by a beautiful black and white photograph taken by local professional photographers who donated their time and talent to the project. The book shares some amazing stories about how individuals are living life to the fullest, even at the end of life. The Faces of Life book, has a forward written by healthcare professional, author and speaker Quint Studer.

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