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|  | Looking Beyond the Ivy League by Loren Pope Reaffirming the value of the small liberal arts college, Pope shows parents and students how and why to look beyond Ivy League and other well-known schools to choose the college that best suits their needs--and how to avoid the pitfalls of the college selection process. AUTHOR: Loren Pope PUBLISHER: Penguin Group (USA) Incorporated FORMAT: Paperback CATEGORY: Non-Fiction 
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 | The Consuming Passion by Rodney Clapp -- A team of leading scholars provide theological critique of the dynamics of a consumer culture. -- Provocative analysis of the intersection of consumerism and environment, religion, multiethnicity and anthropology. -- Insight on how Christians should respond to consumerism. Nothing May Influence And Affect The Faith Of Christians in the Western, developed world so much as consumerism. Theologians and biblical scholars have often pondered the dangers and the privileges of money. But few have focused on consumption as culture or a way of life, complete with its own set of attitudes, behaviors and purposes for living. The Consuming Passion does exactly that, relying on insightful theologians, psychologists, sociologists, ecologists and economists to probe beneath and better understand what makes consumer culture work -- and how people of faith might best respond. AUTHOR: Rodney Clapp PUBLISHER: InterVarsity Press FORMAT: Paperback CATEGORY: Non-Fiction 
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 | Letters at Three A.M. by Michael Ventura These hard-hitting, heart-rending pieces, collected from L.A. Weekly, cover the continent`s shadow from Brooklyn to Texas to Hollywood - & across to the shores of the Gulf War. More than comments on the 90`s scene, they chronicle a civilization in agony. As media conglomerates & `correct` academic experts dominate American discourse, Ventura`s clear, no b.s. language, his ancient Sicilian passion & his courage to speak out have become crucial to the health of the body politic. Michael Ventura`s essays brilliantly diagnose our fin-de-siecle. These concise, elegant & somehow `final` testimonies are the work of an uncompromising spirit. I was happy to share the wonder of his discoveries & felt the burden & strangeness of our generations peculiar `job` as the millennium roars to a close. --Andrei Codrescu. AUTHOR: Michael Ventura PUBLISHER: Spring Publications, Incorporated FORMAT: Paperback CATEGORY: Non-Fiction 
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 | What Is a Cat? by Linda Q. Younker, Ron Hirschi Color photographs and a simple text depict cats participating in such feline behavior as pouncing, stretching, drinking milk, and purring. AUTHOR: Linda Q. Younker, Ron Hirschi PUBLISHER: Walker & Company FORMAT: Paperback CATEGORY: Pets & Animals 
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 | Angus & the Cat by Marjorie Flack A Scottie dog named Angus is curious when a cat moves into his house, but every time he gets near her she runs away. Soon Angus decides that living with a cat is not that much fun--especially when the cats sits in his most favorite sunny spot. Then one day the cat disappears, and Angus finds that he really does miss her. Will the cat ever come back? Color illustrations accompany the text. AUTHOR: Marjorie Flack PUBLISHER: Farrar, Straus & Giroux, LLC FORMAT: Paperback CATEGORY: Non-Fiction 
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 | New Parrot Handbook by Werner Lantermann Description not available.Describes a parrot's care requirements, looks at various species, and discusses breeding and health care AUTHOR: Werner Lantermann PUBLISHER: Barron's Educational Series, Incorporated FORMAT: Paperback CATEGORY: Pets & Animals 
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