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Booklist Report - by Course ETOWN COLLEGE STORE Booklist Report - by Course ETOWN COLLEGE STORE Term: SP 2015 Ungrad Course Course Description Course Ref # Cont? Instructor Est Course Note Section Note Enroll ISBN/Identifier Author R/C/O/S Title/Description Publisher Edition CY New Used Book Note Price* Price* AC-101-A Introduction to Accounting 27014 Elicker 35 9781256547266 HORNGREN R Accounting Custom Bundle PEAHE 9th 2012 198.33 0 AC-101-B Introduction to Accounting 27015 Elicker 35 9781256547266 HORNGREN R Accounting Custom Bundle PEAHE 9th 2012 198.33 0 AC-206-A Intermediate Accounting II 27016 CONT Riportella 35 9780077635862 SPICELAND R INTERMEDIATE ACCOUNTING MCG 7TH 2013 333.99 0 (W/REG DOC 10-11 & ACCESS CODE) AC-270-A Cost Management Accounting 27017 Gabriel 35 9781121391734 HILTON C Cost Management Custom Spiral B MCG 4th 2008 100.00 0 & W 9780073526805 HILTON C COST MANAGEMENT MCG 4TH 2008 0 65.00 AC-270-B Cost Management Accounting 27018 Gabriel 35 9781121391734 HILTON C Cost Management Custom Spiral B MCG 4th 2008 100.00 0 & W 9780073526805 HILTON C COST MANAGEMENT MCG 4TH 2008 0 65.00 AC-304-A Forensic Accounting 27019 Gabriel 35 9780415630252 CLIKEMAN R CALLED TO ACCOUNT (REV) (P) ROUTL 2ND 2013 64.95 55.25 9780808026877 CRUMBLEY R FORENSIC & INVESTIGATIVE CCHIN 5TH 2011 154.00 115.50 ACCOUNTING AC-405-A Auditing 27020 Riportella 24 9780133125634 ARENS R AUDITING & ASSURANCE PH 15TH 2014 296.39 222.29 SERVICES (W/CD) 9780912503561 KERR R INTEGRATED AUDIT PRACTICE ARMON 6TH 2014 72.33 0 CASE (PKG) AC-406-A Advanced Accounting 27021 Elicker 35 9781259184741 HOYLE R ADVANCED ACCOUNTING MCG 12TH 2014 233.50 0 (W/CONNECT PLUS ACCESS)(LOOSE PAGES AC-471-A Internship in Accounting 27447 Riportella 10 *** NO TEXT *** 0 As of 1/7/2015 11:44:52 *Prices listed are estimates and subject to change without notice Page 1 of 74 Booklist Report - by Course ETOWN COLLEGE STORE Term: SP 2015 Ungrad Course Course Description Course Ref # Cont? Instructor Est Course Note Section Note Enroll ISBN/Identifier Author R/C/O/S Title/Description Publisher Edition CY New Used Book Note Price* Price* AC-474-A Volunteer Income Tax Assistance Program 27022 Riportella 11 ***No information regarding course 0 materials is available.*** AN-111-A NCH Understanding Human Cultures 27111 Wheelersburg 35 9780881332070 BARTH R NOMADS OF SOUTH PERSIA (P) WAVE 1961 17.50 13.13 9780155053274 CHAGNON R YANOMAMO (P) ITP 5TH 1997 55.25 41.44 9780385014854 FERNEA R GUESTS OF THE SHEIK (P) DD 1965 17.00 8.50 9780030115455 FRIEDL R Vasilika: Village in Modern Greece ITP 1962 0 0 See Instructor 9780078034930 LAVENDA C CORE CONCEPTS IN CULTURAL MCG 5TH 2013 116.66 87.50 ANTHROPOLOGY (P) 9780073530987 LAVENDA C CORE CONCEPTS IN CULTURAL MCG 4TH 2010 75.00 56.25 ANTHROPOLOGY (P) 9780155063334 LEE R DOBE JU/'HOANSI (P) ITP 3RD 2003 68.00 25.00 AN-201-A NPS Principles of Biological Anthropolog 27112 Newell 35 9780393921434 LARSEN R OUR ORIGINS (W/BIND-IN NORT 3RD 2014 150.33 76.00 ACCESS CODE) (P) AN-201-B NPS Principles of Biological Anthropolog 27113 Newell 35 9780393921434 LARSEN R OUR ORIGINS (W/BIND-IN NORT 3RD 2014 150.33 76.00 ACCESS CODE) (P) AN-361-A Archeology and Geography 27131 Wheelersburg 15 9780759108837 BURKE R ARCHAEOLOGIST'S FIELD ROWMN 2008 54.95 44.25 HANDBOOK (P) 9780385483995 DEETZ R IN SMALL THINGS FORGOTTEN DD 1996 16.00 12.00 (EXP & REV) (P) 9780813913230 HUME R MARTIN'S HUNDRED (REV & EXP) UPVAC 1991 15.00 10.00 (P) AN-363-A Forensic Anthropology 27132 Newell 15 9780425198322 BASS R DEATH'S ACRE (P) BERK 2003 16.00 12.00 9780205022595 BURNS R FORENSIC ANTHROPOLOGY PH 3RD 2013 94.53 0 TRAINING MANUAL AN-370-A Writing Ethnography 27687 Wheelersburg 20 ***No information regarding course 0 materials is available.*** As of 1/7/2015 11:44:52 *Prices listed are estimates and subject to change without notice Page 2 of 74 Booklist Report - by Course ETOWN COLLEGE STORE Term: SP 2015 Ungrad Course Course Description Course Ref # Cont? Instructor Est Course Note Section Note Enroll ISBN/Identifier Author R/C/O/S Title/Description Publisher Edition CY New Used Book Note Price* Price* AN-400-A Senior Project in Anthropology 27733 Newell 5 ***No information regarding course 0 materials is available.*** ART-105-A CE Drawing I 26966 Burns 18 *** NO TEXT *** 0 ART-105-B CE Drawing I 26967 Arnold 18 *** NO TEXT *** 0 ART-105-C CE Drawing I 26968 Bye 18 *** NO TEXT *** 0 ART-120-A CE Sculpture I 26969 Friedly 14 *** NO TEXT *** 0 ART-145-A CE Digital Photography (COM 145) 26812 Hughes 14 9781285077260 LONG R COMPLETE DIGITAL COUTE 7TH 2013 46.00 29.50 PHOTOGRAPHY (P) ART-157-A WCH Introduction to the History of Art I 26970 Ricci 35 9780077353711 ADAMS R ART ACROSS TIME (V2) (P) MCG 4TH 2011 198.33 0 ART-206-A Ceramics II 26971 Friedly 10 *** NO TEXT *** 0 ART-209-A Typography and Text Design 26985 Eberly 15 9781568989693 LUPTON R THINKING WITH TYPE: CRITICAL PR 2ND 2010 24.95 18.71 GUIDE (REV AND EXP) (P) ART-210-A Drawing II 26972 Geib 13 *** NO TEXT *** 0 ART-240-A NCH History of Japanese Art and Aestheti 26807 Bhattacharya 35 9780789210357 SADAO R DISCOVERING THE ARTS OF ABBEV 2010 29.95 25.50 JAPAN (P) As of 1/7/2015 11:44:52 *Prices listed are estimates and subject to change without notice Page 3 of 74 Booklist Report - by Course ETOWN COLLEGE STORE Term: SP 2015 Ungrad Course Course Description Course Ref # Cont? Instructor Est Course Note Section Note Enroll ISBN/Identifier Author R/C/O/S Title/Description Publisher Edition CY New Used Book Note Price* Price* ART-251-A Printmaking I 26973 Arnold 9 ***No information regarding course 0 materials is available.*** ART-280-A NCH World Architecture 26974 Ricci 35 9780073379296 FAZIO R BUILDINGS ACROSS TIME (P) MCG 4TH 2014 175.66 0 ART-305-A Painting II 26975 Arnold 7 *** NO TEXT *** 0 ART-352-A Printmaking II 27431 Arnold 1 *** NO TEXT *** 0 ART-360-A Italian Renaissance (HI 360) 26838 Ricci 20 9780452010130 BONDANELLA R ITALIAN RENAISSANCE READER NAL 1987 18.00 13.50 (P) ART-401-A Advanced Studies in Ceramics 26976 Friedly 4 *** NO TEXT *** 0 ART-402-A Advanced Studies in Drawing 26977 Geib 5 *** NO TEXT *** 0 ART-403-A Advanced Studies in Painting 26978 Arnold 5 *** NO TEXT *** 0 ART-404-A Advanced Studies in Printmaking 26979 Arnold 2 *** NO TEXT *** 0 ART-406-A Advanced Digital Arts 26980 Eberly 3 *** NO TEXT *** 0 ART-491-A Senior Exhibition 27430 Friedly 10 *** NO TEXT *** 0 As of 1/7/2015 11:44:52 *Prices listed are estimates and subject to change without notice Page 4 of 74 Booklist Report - by Course ETOWN COLLEGE STORE Term: SP 2015 Ungrad Course Course Description Course Ref # Cont? 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