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AUT1 -- The Philosophical Athlete $27.95 Combining issues and ideas from traditional philosophy with contemporary analyses of sport and applied "thinking activities" this book invites athletes to learn about life from their experience in sport. To order call 1.800.831.0806 x5170 or FAX 712.274.5575 |
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AUT2 -- The Myth of the American Superhero $22.95 by John Shelton Lawrence and Robert Jewett, both prior instructors at Morningside College. From the Superman of comic books to Hollywood's big-screen action stars, Americans have long enjoyed a love affair with the "Superhero". In this engaging volume, John Shelton Lawrence and Robert Jewett explore the historical and spiritual roots of the superhero myth and its deleterious effect on America's democratic vision. To order call 1.800.831.0806 x5170 or FAX 712.274.5575 |
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AUT3 -- Double Happiness: Two Lives in China $14.95 by David Allan Evans '62 and Jan Evans. In 1992 Jan and Dave Evans left their comfortable middle-American home to spend a year teaching in Nanjing, China as Fulbright Scholars. Having previously lived in China for a brief time, they knew their lives would not be easy, but they did not anticipate the dramatic, life-changing experiences they would have. This collection of journal entries and letters chronicles the twists and turns of their lives as they adapt and grow. To order call 1.800.831.0806 x5170 or FAX 712.274.5575 |
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AUT4 -- Remembering the Soos $5.95 by David Allan Evans '62 Reflections of life in Sioux City in the 50's.
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AUT5 -- Hanging Out With The Crows $9.25 by David Allan Evans '62 A book of Poems and Poetry. To order call 1.800.831.0806 x5170 or FAX 712.274.5575 |
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AUT6 -- Decent Dangers $14.95 A book of poems and poetry. by David Allan Evans '62
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AUT8 -- Academic Varsity $2.50 by Jan D. Hodge, Professor Emeritus of English, Morningside College. An informal history of the Morningside College Interdepartmental Honors Program To order call 1.800.831.0806 x5170 or FAX 712.274.5575 |
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AUT9 -- A History of Men's Basketball at Morningside College (a Century of Hoops) 1999 $9.00 by Sharon Ocker, former professor of Education, Morningside College. Men's basketball has been a tradition at Morningside College for 100 yrs. It has been a rich tradition seemingly worthy of a history. This booklet includes records, awards, photographs, championships, etc. The typical material for a history. It also contains lots of anecdetes, stories and memories; i.e. the emphasis is on the people--players, coaches, fans, announcers, officials, etc. To order call 1.800.831.0806 x5170 or FAX 712.274.5575 |
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AUT10 -- Johannes Brahms Hungarian Dances Disk the 21 Hungarian Dances for piano, four hands. $16.95 by James and Kathryn March (Piano duet) Dr. James March is currently a professor of Music at Morningside College. A terrific disc. The James and Kathryn March piano duo's direct, flexible, forward moving extroversion gets right to the stylistic and emotional core of these delightful works. To order call 1.800.831.0806 x5170 or FAX 712.274.5575 |
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AUT11 -- This Is Our Forest $11.95 by Harold E. Coffman '53 A Collection of Stories from a Lookout-Smokechaser Who Worked in the Bitterroot Mountains of Montana and Idaho. To order call 1.800.831.0806 x5170 or FAX 712.274.5575 |
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AUT12-- War and Reflection $16.95 The Navy Air Corps; 1944-1946 Reflections on War Fifty Years Later by Walter W. Benjamin, Ph.D Chairman of the Department of Religion at Morningside College from 1957-66 The discovery of almost 250 letters written to his parents while in the Navy Air corps led Walter Benjamin to interpret his military service during World War II for the present generation. A half century later, after a career of scholarship and teaching of theology and ethics at Hamline Univeristy, Professor Benjamin has written vignettes of his campus during the 1960's and has reflected on such topics as pacifism, the enduring allure of war, universal military service, the military as family, President Truman, Hiroshima and more.
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AUT13--The Magical Years. A Boyhood Revisited $24.95 by Walter W. Benjamin Chairman of the Department of Religion at Morningside College from 1957-66 The book is the story of a boy growing up in The Great Depression which ends with his flight from his southwestern Minnesota village womb to enter the Navy Air Corps in World War II. Benjamin revives the angst and wonder of childhood before loss of innocence brought on by immersion in the larger secular world. He vividly describes canning days, family reunions, the terror of dust storms, the ravages of grasshopper plagues, the regimen of garden chores, going to the lake, scavenging for berries and nuts, the hobo culture, and the onslaught of death. To order call 1.800.831.0806 x5170 or FAX 712.274.5575 |
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AUT14--Men at Work, An Action Guide to Masculine Healing $15.95 by Chris Frey '76 Chris Frey, MSW, LCSW has been a leader in men's work for man years as therapist, teacher, writer, national speaker, and mentor. As an innovator in masculine healing. Chris was one of the first in the St. Louis area to provide groups and retreats that focused on the needs of wounded men. Men At Work provides an action-oriented approach to healing work with the belief that healing must be a combined experience of mind, body and soul. To order call 1.800.831.0806 x5170 or FAX 712.274.5575 |
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AUT15--FatherTime $14.95 by Christopher Scribner, Ph.D and Chris Frey '76 Here is a book for parents and parents-to-be who seek to strengthen the role of healthy fathers in the lives of children. Chris Scribner and Chris Frey have crafted 52 stories, 52 opportunities for mean and women to be inspired, educated, and challenged toward a greater understanding of the art of fathering. Chris and Chris both carry into this book their extensive experience as psychotherapists, teachers and retreat leaders. However, the true beauty of FatherTime is that these men are coming to us first and foremost as fathers and sons, sharing their hearts with us and only then offering the benfit of their professional insights. These men highlight a broad spectrum of issues in fathering by sharing the lessons gleaned from their own on-the-job training. To order call 1.800.831.0806 x5170 or FAX 712.274.5575 |
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AUT16--Duty Honor Country $38.95 by
Colonel George "Bud" Day Among his honors is our natioin's highest award, the Medal of Honor. He also earned its equivalent, the National Order of Vietnam, which was bestowed by the Republic of South Vietnam. To win the highest award of any nation is remarkable. To win the highest decoration from two nations is truly monumental. Duty Honor Country is the story of the man behind the medals. It is the story of the Vietnam War and one soldier's part in it. To order call 1.800.831.0806 x5170 or FAX 712.274.5575 Return
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AUT17--This Place Called Carroll County Iowa $34.95 by
Marilyn Schirck Setzler To
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