New Materials in the Library

April 2008

Anthropology

GN487.C43 2008               

           Chapais, Bernard.  Primeval kinship : how pair-bonding gave birth

                to human society.  Cambridge, Mass. : Harvard University

                Press, 2008.  The question of the origin of human society --

                Primatology and the evolution of human behavior -- The

                uterine kinship legacy -- From biological to cultural

                kinship -- The incest avoidance legacy -- From interactional

                regularities to institutionalized rules -- Levi-Strauss and

                the exogamy configuration -- Exogamy out of the evolutionary

                vacuum -- The building blocks of exogamy -- The ancestral

                male kin group hypothesis -- The evolutionary history of

                pair-bonding -- Pair-bonding and the reinvention of kinship

                -- Biparentality and the transformation of siblingships --

                Beyond the local group : the rise of the tribe -- From male

                philopatry to residential diversity -- Brothers, sisters and

                the founding principle of exogamy -- Filiation, descent, and

                ideology -- The primate origins of unilineal descent groups

                -- The evolution of human descent -- Conclusion: Human

                society as contingent.

Arts

REF GV1601.K37               

           Kassing, Gayle.  History of dance : an interactive arts approach.

                Champaign, IL : Human Kinetics, c2007.  Getting started --

                Capturing dance from the past -- Tools for capturing the

                past -- Early dance history -- Dance at the dawn of time --

                Ancient civilizations -- Middle Ages through the Renaissance

                -- Modern history: Renaissance to the twentieth century --

                Dance at court: late sixteenth and seventeenth centuries --

                Dance from court to theater: the eighteenth century --

                Romantic to classic ballet: the nineteenth century -- Dance

                in the United States: seventeenth century through the

                nineteenth century -- Twentieth century American dance --

                Foreign influences: 1900-1929 -- Emerging American dance:

                1930-1944 -- Maturing classics: 1945-1959 -- Chance and

                change: 1960-1979 -- New directions: 1980-2000 -- Appendix

                A: developing a webquest -- Appendix B: significant dance

                works -- Appendix C: how to write a research paper --

                Appendix D: reconstruction project -- Appendix E:

                performance, video, or dvd report -- Appendix F: ideas for

                extended and culminating projects for parts i.

GV1601.S45 1899              

           Scott, Edward.  Dancing in all ages.  London, : S. Sonnenschein

                & Co., lim., 1899.  The Nature and Origin of Dancing --

                Dancing in Ancient Egypt -- Dances of the Greeks -- Dancing

                in Ancient Rome -- Religious, Mysterious, and Fanatical

                Elements in Dancing -- Remarkable Dances of Later Times --

                The Minuet -- Modern Dancing.

Audiobooks

E302.6.F8.D69 2006           

           Dray, Philip.  Stealing God's thunder.  Prince Frederick, Md. :

                Recorded Books, 2006.  Narrated by David Chandler.

                Franklin, more often viewed as a statesman and founding

                father, was also a man of science. Among his many

                inventions, it was the lightning rod--Franklin’s attempt to

                control the electricity of the heavens--that caused the

                greatest controversy. In a time where everything from

                weather to illness was blamed on sin, his device brought

                questions: "Did humanity have the right to defend itself...?

                If so, how was.

E457.45.G66 2005             

           Goodwin, Doris Kearns.  Team of rivals : [the political genius of

                Abraham Lincoln].  New York, NY : Prince Frederick, MD :

                Simon & Schuster Audio ; Recorded Books, p2005.  Read by

                Richard Thomas ; with an introduction by the author.  A

                multiple biography centered on how Abraham Lincoln's mastery

                of men shaped the most significant presidency in the

                nation's history. Historian Goodwin illuminates Lincoln's

                political genius, as the one-term congressman rises from

                obscurity to prevail over three gifted rivals to become

                president. When Lincoln emerged as the victor at the

                Republican National Convention, his rivals were dismayed.

                Throughout the turbulent 1850s, each had sought the

                presidency as the conflict over slavery led to civil war.

                That Lincoln succeeded was because of his extraordinary

                ability to put himself in the place of other men, to

                experience what they were feeling, to understand their

                motives and desires. It was this that enabled Lincoln to

                bring his opponents together, create the most unusual

                cabinet in history, and ma.

GV199.42.C2.M34 2007         

           Madgic, Bob.  Shattered air : a true account of catastrophe and

                courage on Yosemite's Half Dome.  Ashland, Or. : Blackstone

                Audiobooks, p2007.  Read by Anthony Heald.

PS3618 .U66 2007             

           Russell, Sean.  Under enemy colors.  Ashland, Or. : Blackstone

                Audiobooks, c 2007.  Read by Simon Vance.  During the French

                Revolution British naval officer, Charles Saunders Hayden is

                assigned to an aging frigate, the Themis, under the command

                of Captain Josiah Hart, a man known throughout the service

                as "Faint Hart." At sea the crew boils over into violence,

                and the lieutenant is caught between his superior and a crew

                pushed toward mutiny.

Children's Literature

FIC SWA                      

           Swanson, Stan.  The misadventures of Hobart Hucklebuck.  Denver,

                Colo. : Stony Meadow Publishing, c2007.  "Things are not as

                they should be in Pennywhistle. Enchanted toasters are not

                toasting, enchanted sprinklers are not sprinkling and Hobart

                Hucklebuck's origami messenger birds are suddenly attacking

                him. Someone seems to be draining the power from all of the

                enchanted items in the village. But who could it be and why

                have they implicated Hobart's grandfather? Follow Hobart and

                his friends as they try to solve this mystery and free

                Hobart's grandfather from the Tower of Tribulation on

                Mumblemonk Mountain."--Back cover.

Civil War

E450.W325.A3 2008            

           Washington, John, 1838-1918.  John Washington's Civil War : a                       

                slave narrative.  Baton Rouge : Louisiana State University

                Press, c2008.

E453.C375 2007               

           Carnahan, Burrus M., 1944-.  Act of justice : Lincoln's

                Emancipation Proclamation and the law of war.  Lexington :

                University Press of Kentucky, c2007.  Planting the Seed:

                Charles Sumner and John Quincy Adams -- The Supreme Court on

                Private Property and War -- Criminal Conspiracy or War? --

                The Union Applies the Law of War -- The Law as a Weapon --

                Congress Acts and the Confederacy Responds -- Military

                Necessity and Lincoln's Concept of the War -- The

                Proclamation as a Weapon of War

E464.H34 1958                

           Harwell, Richard B.  The Civil War reader : the Union reader, the

                Confederate reader.  New York, NY : Konecky & Konecky, 1957,

                1958.

E467.1.J15.F74 1979         

           Fritz, Jean.  Stonewall.  New York : Putnam, c1979.  A biography

                of the brilliant southern general who gained the nickname

                Stonewall by his stand at Bull Run during the Civil War.

E467.1.L4.P25 1998           

           Palmer, Michael A.  Lee moves north : Robert E. Lee on the

                offensive.  New York : John Wiley, c1998.  The Maryland

                campaign -- The Gettysburg campaign -- The Bristoe Station

                campaign -- Conclusions.

E468.P85 1961                

           Price, William Hamilton, 1931-.  The Civil War centennial

                handbook, : 1861-1865, 1961-1965.  First edition.

                Arlington, Va., : Civil War Research Associates, 1961.  The

                First Modern War -- Brother Against Brother -- They Also

                Served -- The Cost of War -- Numbers and Losses.

E468.R4 1958                 

           Reeder, Red, 1902-.  The story of the Civil War.  [1st. ed.].

                New York, : Duell, Sloan and Pearce, [1958].  The Fort on

                the Sand Bar -- A Total Misunderstanding -- War Drums Begin

                to Beat -- On to Richmond -- The Battle of Bull Run -- The

                Presidents and Their Generals -- First Fight of the

                Ironclads -- The Peninsular Campaign -- Stonewall Jackson

                and His Foot Cavalry -- Music-Blue and Gray -- U.S. Grant

                and the Two Confederates Forts -- Shiloh -- War on the Water

                -- Second Bull Run and Trouble in Maryland -- Lincoln Turns

                the War into a Crusade -- Fredericksburg-Slaughter on the

                Rappahannock -- Vicksburg -- Railroad Raiders-Battle at

                Chancellorsville -- The Battle of Gettysburg -- The Rock of

                Chickamauga -- Battle Above the Clouds and Missionary Ridge

                -- Sam Davis of Tennessee -- War in the Forests and

                Underground -- Trouble in the Shenandoah Valley -- Sherman's

                March to the Sea -- Hood Attacks in Tennessee -- Sherman in

                the Carolinas -- The End of the War.

E468.7.A69 1967              

           Angle, Paul M. (Paul McClelland), 1900-1975.  A pictorial history

                of the Civil War years.  Garden City, N.Y., : Doubleday,

                [1967].  Long road to secession -- 1861- War comes --

                Picture story -- 1862- Bitter and bloody fighting -- Picture

                story -- 1863- Year of big battles -- Picture story -- 1864-

                Union armies slug the southland -- Picture story -- 1865-

                End -- Picture story.

E605.D28 1992                

           Dawson, Sarah Morgan, 1842-1909.  Sarah Morgan : the Civil War

                diary of a southern woman.  1st Touchstone ed.  New York :

                Simon & Schuster, 1992.

E672.A35 1982                

           Grant, Ulysses S. (Ulysses Simpson), 1822-1885.  Personal memoirs

                of U.S. Grant.  New York, N.Y. : Da Capo Press, [1982].

E672.H64 1911                

           Hill, Frederick Trevor, 1866-1930.  On the trail of Grant and

                Lee : a narrative history of the boyhood and manhood of two

                great Americans, based upon their writings, official

                records, and other authoritative information.  New York and

                London : D. Appleton and Co., 1911.

KF213.L53.S76 2008 v.1       

           Lincoln, Abraham, 1809-1865.  The papers of Abraham Lincoln :

                legal documents and cases.  Charlottesville : University of

                Virginia Press, 2008.

Computer Science

QA76.2.P334.A3 2008          

           Pausch, Randy.  The last lecture.  1st ed.  New York : Hyperion

                Books, c2008.  The Last Lecture -- Really Achieving Your

                Childhood Dreams -- Adventures-and Lessons Learned --

                Enabling the Dream of Others.  Reflections of a Carnegie

                Mellon computer science professor who lectured on "Really

                achieving your childhood dreams," shortly after having been

                diagnosed with terminal cancer. His advice concerned seizing

                the moment while living, rather than dying.

Dental Hygiene

RK24.D46 v. 52 no. 2 2008    

           Dental public health.  Philadelphia : Saunders, c2008.  The

                practice and infrastructure of dental public health in the

                United States / Myron Allukian, Jr. and Olubunmi Adekugbe --

                Financing dental care : trends in public and private

                expenditures for dental services / Howard Bailit and Tryfon

                Beazoglou -- Oral health disparities in the United States /

                Amit Chattopadhyay -- Multicultural issues in oral health /

                Raul I. Garcia, Cynthia A. Cadoret, and Michelle Henshaw --

                Oral health literacy : the new imperative to better oral

                health / Alice M. Horowitz and Dushanka V. Kleinman --

                Patient- and population-reported outcomes in public health

                dentistry : oral health-related quality of life / R. Gary

                Rozier and Bhavna T. Pahel -- Understanding measurement of

                dental diseases and research participation in practice

                set-up / Amit Chattopadhyay, Oscar Arevalo, and Woosung Sohn

                -- Fluorides in dental public health programs / Jayanth V.

                Kumar and Mark E. Moss -- Planning and evaluating community

                oral health programs / Scott L. Tomar -- Public health

                issues in geriatric dentistry in the United States / J.M.

                Chalmers and R.L. Ettinger -- Improving and maintaining oral

                health for people with special needs / Paul Glassman and

                Paul Subar.

RK529.O73 v. 20 no. 2  2008  

           Klasser, Gary.  Orofacial pain and dysfunction.  Philadelphia,

                Pa. ; London : Saunders, 2008.  The Classification of

                Orofacial Pains / Jeffrey P. Klasser -- Classification,

                Causation and Treatment of Masticatory Myogenous Pain and

                Dysfunction / Glenn T. Clark -- Internal Derangements of the

                Temporomandibular Joint / Reny de Leeuw -- Osteoarthritis,

                Osteoarthrosis, and Idiopathic Condylar Resorption / Louis

                G. Mercuri -- Psychological Considerations for Chronic

                Orofacial Pain / Charles R. Carlson -- Pharmacologic

                Management of Temporomandibular Disorders / Elliot V. Hersh,

                Ramesh Balasubramaniam,.  and Andres Pinto -- Technological

                Devices in the Diagnosis of Temporomandibular Disorders /

                Yoly M. Gonzalez, Charles S. Greene, and Normal D. Mohl --

                Neuropathic Orofacial Pain / Rafael Benoliel and Eli Eliav

                -- Burning Mouth Syndrome: Recognition, Understanding, and

                Management / Gary D. Klasser, Dena J. Fischer, and Joel B.

                Epstein -- Orofacial Movement Disorders / Rames

                Balasubramaniam and Saravanan Ram -- Cancer and Orofacial

                Pain / Dena J. Fischer, Gary D. Klasser, and Joel B.

                Epstein.

Education

LB2331.E76 2006               

           Erickson, Bette LaSere, 1945-.  Teaching first-year college

                students.  Rev. and expanded ed.  San Francisco, CA :

                Jossey-Bass, c2006.  First-year students in perspective --

                Intellectual development in college -- Learning styles --

                Knowing, understanding, thinking, and learning how to learn

                : the goals of first-year instruction -- Preparing a

                syllabus and meeting the first class -- Presenting and

                explaining -- Creating involvement in the classroom --

                Encouraging active reading -- Supporting active study

                practices -- Trying transformed teaching -- Evaluating

                student learning -- Grading -- Creating inclusion in

                first-year classroom and curricula -- Teaching large classes

                -- Sustaining engagement outside class : office hours,

                advising, and first-year seminars -- Strengthening

                commitment to first-year instruction.

LB2331.L245 2008             

           Lang, James M.  On course : a week-by-week guide to your first

                semester of college teaching.  Cambridge, Mass. : Harvard

                University Press, 2008.  Week 1: first days of class -- Week

                2: teaching with technology -- Week 3: in the classroom:

                lectures -- Week 4: in the classroom: discussions -- Week 5:

                in the classroom: teaching with small groups -- Week 6:

                assignments and grading -- Week 7: students as learners --

                Week 8: students as people -- Week 9: academic honesty --

                Week 10: finding a balance outside the classroom -- Week 11:

                re-energizing the classroom -- Week 12: common problems --

                Week 13: student ratings and evaluations -- Week 14: last

                days of class -- Week 15: teachers as people -- After the

                end: top ten resources -- Appendix A: a sample syllabus --

                Appendix B: student participation evaluation form.

LC3746.S83 2008              

           Suárez-Orozco, Carola, 1957-.  Learning a new land : immigrant

                students in American society.  1st ed.  Cambridge, Mass. :

                Belknap Press of Harvard University Press, 2008.

                Introduction: the long view on immigrant students --

                Academic engagement and performance -- Networks of

                relationships -- Less-than-optimal schools -- The challenge

                of learning English -- Portraits of declining achievers --

                Portraits of low achievers -- Portraits of improvers --

                Portraits of high achievers -- Conclusion: immigration

                policy dilemmas.

Health and Wellness

RF399.C6.O383 2005           

           Okie, Susan.  Fed up! : winning the war against childhood

                obesity.  Washington, D.C. : Joseph Henry Press, c2005.  The

                fattest generation -- Obese twins and thrifty genes -- Size,

                health, and self-esteem -- Teaching children how to eat for

                life -- Off the couch and away from the screen --

                Programming babies for health, before and after birth --

                Eating lessons at school -- Finding help for an overweight

                child -- Action for healthy communities.

REF RM214.5 .G55 2008        

           Gilman, Sander L.  Diets and dieting: a cultural encyclopedia.

                New York : Routledge, 2008.

History

E99.C5.P47 2007              

           Perdue, Theda, 1949-.  The Cherokee Nation and the Trail of

                Tears.  Prince Frederick, MD : Recorded Books, p2007.

                Narrated by George K. Wilson.  Historians Theda Perdue and

                Michael D. Green paint a portrait of the infamous Trail of

                Tears. Despite protests from statesmen like Davy Crockett,

                Daniel Webster, and Henry Clay, a dubious 1838 treaty drives

                17,000 mostly Christian Cherokee from their lush Appalachian

                homeland to barren plains beyond the Mississippi. For 4,000,

                this brutal forced march leads only to their death.

E302.1.E44 2007              

           Ellis, Joseph J.  American creation : [triumphs and tragedies at

                the founding of the republic].  Library ed.  Westminster,

                Md. : Books on Tape, p2007.  Read by John H. Mayer.

E515.5.M64 1994              

           Moe, Richard.  The last full measure : the life and death of the

                First Minnesota Volunteers.  New York : Avon Books, 1994,

                c1993.  Fort Snelling -- Bull Run -- Edward's Ferry -- The

                Peninsula -- Antietam -- Fredericksburg -- Chancellorsville

                -- Gettysburg.

F832.U8.F37 2008             

           Farmer, Jared, 1974-.  On Zion's mount : Mormons, Indians, and

                the American landscape.  Cambridge, Mass. : Harvard

                University Press, 2008.  pt. 1. Liquid antecedents -- Ute

                genesis, Mormon exodus -- Brigham Young and the famine of

                the Fish-Eaters -- The desertification of Zion -- pt. 2.

                Making a mountain : alpine play -- Rocky Mountain Saints --

                Hiking into modern times -- Sundance and suburbia -- pt. 3.

                Marking a mountain : Indian play -- Renaming the land -- The

                rise and fall of a lover's leap -- Performing a remembered

                past.

Law

KF8742.M32 2008              

           McGinty, Brian.  Lincoln and the Court.  Cambridge, Mass. :

                Harvard University Press, 2008.  A solemn oath -- Dred Scott

                -- First blood -- Judges and circuits -- The prizes -- The

                boom of Cannon -- The old lion -- A new chief -- A law for

                rulers and people -- The union is unbroken -- History in

                marble -- The legacy.

Literature

PQ1811.E3.S45 2007            

           La Fontaine, Jean de, 1621-1695.  The complete fables of Jean de

                La Fontaine.  Urbana : University of Illinois Press, c2007.

                Littérature de jeunesse en langue anglaise.

Psychology

BF720.S63.R43 2008            

           Reddy, Vasudevi.  How infants know minds.  Cambridge, Mass. :

                Harvard University Press, 2008.  A puzzle -- Minding the gap

                -- Engaging minds: a second-person approach -- Making

                contact: imitation -- Opening conversations -- Experiencing

                attention -- Feeling self-conscious -- Playing with

                intentions -- Sharing funniness -- Faking in communication

                -- Other minds and other cultures.

RC537.A247 2008               

           Adapting cognitive therapy for depression : managing complexity

                and comorbidity.  New York : Guilford Press, c2008.

                Cognitive therapy for depression / Keith S. Dobson --

                Initial assessment, case conceptualization, and treatment

                planning / Mark A. Whisman & Lauren M. Weinstock -- Severe

                depression / Sona Dimidjian ... [et al.] -- Chronic

                depression / Anne Garland & Jan Scott -- Drug resistant and

                partially remitted depression / Giovanni A. Fava & Stefania

                Fabbri -- Preventing recurrent depression / Robin B.

                Jarrett, Jeffrey R. Vittengl, & Lee Anna Clark --.  Suicide

                / Marjan Ghahramanlou-Holloway, Gregory K. Brown, & Aaron T.

                Beck -- Panic disorder and social phobia / Michael W. Otto

                ... [et al.] -- Generalized anxiety disorder,

                obsessive-compulsive disorder, and posttraumatic stress

                disorder / Alisa R. Singer, Keith S. Dobson, & David J.A.

                Dozois -- Substance use disorders / Cory F. Newman --

                Personality disorders / Arthur Freeman & Gwen E. Rock --

                Borderline personality disorder / Clive J. Robins ... [et

                al.] --.  Medical conditions / Kenneth E. Freedland, Robert

                M. Carney, & Judith A. Skala -- Family or relationship

                problems / Lisa A. Uebelacker, Marjorie E. Weishaar, & Ivan

                W. Miller -- Ethnic minorities / Laura Kohn-Wood, Glenetta

                Hudson, & Erin T. Graham -- Lesbian, gay, and bisexual women

                and men / Christopher R. Martell -- Adolescents / Mark

                Reinecke & John F. Curry -- Older adults / Patricia A. Areán

                & Leilani Feliciano.

Religion

REF BL65.P7.E53 2007         

           Encyclopedia of politics and religion.  2nd ed.  Washington, D.C.

                : CQ Press, c2007.

BL2565.D65 2008              

           Domke, David Scott.  The God strategy : how religion became a

                political weapon in America