Poly grad helps kids hit books in Chile ...The San Luis Obispo Tribune: 0 views since Sunday, October 12, 2008 at 03:06 AMWhen Cal Poly graduate Paul Goldberg was teaching English for a semester at a Chilean university last year, he was shocked by the high cost of books across the South American nation. With high publishing costs and a 20 percent tax added, books are a luxury that many Chilean families can?t afford. So when Goldberg, who was also a Pismo Beach firefighter, won a Rotary ambassadorial scholarship ...
Books hold advice on breast cancer ...The Oklahoman: 0 views since Sunday, October 12, 2008 at 01:03 AMA woman is diagnosed with breast cancer every three minutes, the American Cancer Society says. It?s a frightening statistic and a frightening disease. Hundreds of books have been written on it and more are released daily. Here are excerpts from a few new ones. ?"A Cup of Comfort for Breast Cancer Survivors: Inspiring Stories of Courage and Triumph? edited by Colleen Sell. "The first thing I ...
Group sends books to Iraq ...The Post and Courier: 0 views since Sunday, October 12, 2008 at 12:17 AMThe books keep coming. Boxes of them, left on the loading dock, dropped in the office. Thousands of books. All kinds. Adventure stories, romances, histories, sacred texts, classics. The books come from people who have run out of space, who are moving to a smaller home, who are cleaning out garages and attics. They come from widows and widowers, children and grandchildren. On some Mondays, ...
Cheap books readers can devour ...Lake County News-Sun: 1 views since Saturday, October 11, 2008 at 05:20 AMWhat better way to put books into hands and homes where there are no books than to sell stuff to read for really, really cheap? Readers who shop at the Friends' Sale Room can shelve their books, dog-ear them, scribble in the margins, even do as naturalist Charles Darwin did -- tear out the pages they want to keep. Books are meant to be devoured, after all.
Catholicism trendy topic in books ...The Wichita Eagle: 1 views since Saturday, October 11, 2008 at 02:04 AMFor American publishers, Catholics suddenly seem trendy. Three books by high-profile names from pop fiction, Hollywood and politics have arrived or will soon arrive in bookstores: "Called Out of Darkness: A Spiritual Confession" (Knopf), by Anne Rice, the best-selling queen of vampire novels. Since her return to Catholicism in 1996, Rice has written two novels about the young Jesus and now ...
Chamber to sponsor Quick Books course ...Savannah Morning News: 1 views since Saturday, October 11, 2008 at 01:42 AMSPRINGFIELD - The Effingham County Chamber of Commerce, along with the University of Georgia Small Business Development Center, will sponsor a Quick Books seminar Thursday at Effingham County High School.
Children's Books ...New York Times: 1 views since Saturday, October 11, 2008 at 01:07 AM1. BIG WORDS FOR LITTLE PEOPLE, by Jamie Lee Curtis 2. TEA FOR RUBY, by Sarah Ferguson 3. ON A SCARY SCARY NIGHT, by Walter Wick 4. GALLOP!, written and illustrated by Rufus Butler Seder 5. WE THE PEOPLE, by Lynne Cheney
Books: What's new ...Wisconsin State Journal: 1 views since Friday, October 10, 2008 at 05:47 PMNONFICTION Favre: His Twenty Greatest Games by Doug Moe (Trails Books, $19) Say what you will, there's no denying that Brett Favre has had an incredible career as a quarterback. Wisconsin State Journal columnist Doug Moe has written a tribute to Favre's legacy that reminds fans why Favre is the football icon he's become. "Favre: His Twenty Greatest Games" is a kind of time capsule, a ...
Program seeks new pajamas, books ...Aberdeen American News: 2 views since Wednesday, October 8, 2008 at 07:10 AMIn conjunction with Roncalli Schools, the Retired Senior Volunteer Program is collecting new pajamas and books for children....
No matter what team your rooting for, fall football books are a big hit ...New Orleans Times-Picayune: 1 views since Wednesday, October 8, 2008 at 06:30 AMThis week's Reading Life offers up several books football fans of all ages will appreciate. This week in The Reading Life, we fall for football books. Tis the season, after all, and whether you're a fan of the Saints,...
Books ...Fort Wayne Journal Gazette: 1 views since Wednesday, October 8, 2008 at 06:09 AMLast week?s best-selling books at Borders Books, Music Cafe in Fort Wayne:
New library books ...Fort Wayne Journal Gazette: 1 views since Wednesday, October 8, 2008 at 06:09 AMThe following new books are available at the Grabill branch of the Allen County Public Library: ?The Amazing Book of Useless Information? By Noel Botham As the book says: ?More things that you didn?t need to know but are about to find out.
Prize jury chooses 5 books from an open field ...Toronto Star: 1 views since Wednesday, October 8, 2008 at 04:40 AMThe glittery Giller spotlight has shifted to the next generation of Canadian writing. Second novels by Rawi Hage and Joseph Boyden headline the five books still in the running for the 15th Scotiabank Giller Prize.
Waterbury to pay $40,000 for private school books ...Republican-American: 1 views since Wednesday, October 8, 2008 at 04:02 AMWaterbury Mayor Michael J. Jarjura is asking city officials to spend $40,000 buying books for city children attending private schools. The request easily passed the Board of Aldermen and will go before the Board of Education on Monday. The request has sparked some questions from Board of Education members about why the city should subsidize private education.
From the U.S. to Baghdad: university presses donate books ...Brown Daily Herald: 1 views since Wednesday, October 8, 2008 at 02:59 AMHarvard University Press, Yale University Press and MIT Press shipped a collective donation of over 5,000 books to libraries in Iraq on Sept. 22. The donation was coordinated by the Sabre Foundation, an organization that facilitates charitable projects to libraries abroad.