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a national survey, the book identifies 1 associate professor of pharmacy A young mother and her son who trav-
80 American geographers and their 1 administration at the University of y eled many summers to Mississippi to
contributions to geographic educa- Arizona in Tucson. (Pharmaceutical 1 stay with her parents and her married ¤
tion. The second volume on leaders in 1 Products Press, 10 Alice Street, sister. It is the story of change and
research will be published in 1995, Binghamton, NY 13904-1580. 3549.95, maturation. (University Press of
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Ray Notgrass ’75, minister with the 1 professor of English at UK and now y ING THEOLOGY, edited by Diogenes
Philo Road Church of Christ in 1 associate professor of English at the 1 Allen ’54 and Eric O. Springsted. 4
1 Urbana, Illinois since 1985, discusses University of Idaho, has won the Allen is Stuart Professor of Philosophy
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1 sage and how they apply to life today. Annual Poetry Competition. The col- Newjersey, and Springsted is chaplain
I (Resource Publications, 202 South . lection, which focuses on animal life,   and associate professor of Philosophy
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1 ARE YOU MY TYPE? or WHY p the human struggle with inevitabilities 1 explores philosophic terms or con-
. AREN’T YOU MORE LIKE ME? by   of life on earth." (Still Waters Press, 1 cepts vital to understanding many
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full-time consultant and speaker.     Lynn S. Hightower  issues from Plato to the present. "
1 Bowman-Kuhn was a teacher at the   _,f,_     .;  ’77, are two in a   (Westminster/john Knox Press, 100  
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1 This book offers an introduction to _ I     pense novel, Satank   MARGARET THATCHER'S DOCTRINE
Y temperament theory and the concepts     Lambs, featuring 1 ON RECOGNITION OF CROATIA, by _
of psychological type specifically for A = 1. it   Kentucky—based P.I. Margaret Stewart Omrcanin ’37, ’41.  
teenagers at the middle and high Lena Padgett, will be brought out in (Ivor Press, 700 New Hampshire 1
· school level. Students will gain under- hardcover in june 1993. Hightower’s   Avenue, N.W., Apt. 701, Washington,
A standing and insight about themselves short fiction has appeared in The 1 D.C. 20037.) ` 
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