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Books
Marie Anne MayeskiMay 04, 2009

Sister Marilyn Lacey rsquo s account of her journey to and through the experience of working with refugees can be read first of all as an adventure story It is her own adventure but also that of the many refugees she meets told with a simple directness that engages the reader from the outset Li

Books
Peter HeineggMay 04, 2009

Professor William Goetzmann has had a long and distinguished career at Yale University and the University of Texas Austin going all the way back to 1966 when he won the Pulitzer Prize for Exploration and Empire The score of books he has written or co-authored have concentrated on the American We

Books
Angela ODonnellMay 04, 2009

For nearly 50 years Mary Oliver has been falling in love with the world and writing poems that invite readers to fall in love right along with her Evidence the Pulitzer Prize-winner rsquo s 19th book of poetry offers a bountiful collection of 46 new poems many of which explore terrain featured

Books
Thomas J. ShelleyMay 04, 2009

Roger Collins' history of the papacy, reviewed

Books
Joseph CunneenMay 04, 2009

Thomas Cahill has interrupted his series on ldquo the hinges of history rdquo to present an inspiring example of human development on death row Dominique Green a young black man who grew up on the streets of Houston was cared for by his mother for a few brief years before she fell victim to dru

Books
John A. ColemanMay 04, 2009

'Cruel and Unusual': a book about television, punishment and God

Film
John A. ColemanMay 04, 2009

The Italian film "Gomorra" lends a more ominous meaning to the famous epithet, "See Naples and Die."