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Laguardia Community College/CUNY • Fall 2007 Publications: B Ooks Faculty And Staff NTES LaGuardia Community College/CUNY • Fall 2007 Publications: b ooks, Barbara Comins’ “A Walk across the Bridge: articles and so ftwa re Transforming Space into Place” was published in The Association of Writers & Writing Programs Pedagogy Papers 2007. Abderrazak Belkharraz and Kenneth Timothy Coogan had his essay “The Lost Sobel published “Direct Adaptive Control for Air - Colony of Roanoke” published in Disasters, Acci - craft Control Surface Failures During Gust Condi - dents and Crises in American History , ed. Ballard tions,” accepted for publication in IEEE Transactions Campbell. New York: Facts On File, 2007. He had on Aerospace and Electronic Systems Journal. two essays, “Journeymen Carpenters Strike in Paul Arcario and Louis Lucca published Maxine Berger (ELA & CSE) and Martha New York (1833)” and “Sons of Liberty,” published “Online Advising through Virtual Interest Groups,” Siegel (ELA and ENG) have written a student in Encyclopedia of U.S. Labor and Working-Class in The Mentor: An Academic Advising Journal on workbook, New Land, New Language , (New Read - History , 3 vols., ed. Eric Arnesen. New York and October 9, 2006. ers Press, Syracuse, 2007). The book uses authen - London: Routledge, 2007. He also had his essay Paul Arcario’s article, “LaGuardia Receives tic (transcribed) immigrant voices as a common “Stepping Out: Student-Crafted Personalized Walk - FIPSE to SENCERize Math Instruction,” appeared unifying theme to teach communication skills. ing Tours of New York City,” accepted for publica - in the SENCER e-Newsletter , Volume 6, Issue 3, Nancy Berke selected and introduced the tion in the Fall, 2007 issue of In Transit: The November, 2006. chapter “Radical Moderns: American Women LaGuardia Journal on Teaching and Learning. The Fourth Edition of Grammar Dimensions: Poets on the Left” for the critical anthology Gen - Marina Dedlovskaya and Karlyn Koh pub - Form, Meaning and Use—Book 1 , by Victoria der in Modernism: New Geographies/Complex lished “Humanistic Mathematics” in Mathemat - Badalamenti and Carolyn Henner-Stanchina , Identities , edited by Bonnie Kime Scott, (University ics, Information Technologies and Education , was published by Thomson-Heinle, Boston, Mas - of Illinois Press, 2007). Volume 2, edited by Sergey Gerassimenko (Oren - sachusetts, 2007. Evelyn Burg and Jose Fabara wrote and burg State University Press, 2006). Lenore Beaky published an article, “New published an article in In Transit , Spring 2006, enti - Mary Beth Early recently completed the Test Arrives at CUNY,” in Clarion December 2006, tled “Literacy and Propaganda: A College Course manuscript for the 4th edition of Mental Health p. 9. The test in question is the CLA, the Collegiate is Born, Grows Up and Goes to High School.” Concepts and Techniques for the Occupational Learning Assessment. Continued on page 2 Books... Yau.” [Review of Ing Rish ] Verse 23.1 & 2 (2006): 179- Ximena Gallardo C. and C. Jason Smith co- Attainable in Elastic Backscatter Lidar Systems Using (anthology), McFarland Press: “On Seeing Brokeback Carol Montgomery and Linda Ann Kunz pub - Continued from page 1 182. Inside the Outside: An Anthology of Avant- authored an article entitled “Alien Films,” which will Polarization Selection,” (with S. Ahmed et al. ) in 23rd Mountain for the Sixth Time”; Red Rock Review: lished an article, “Corpus Linguistics at New York Garde American Poets, ed. Roseanne Ritzema. appear in the forthcoming Women in Science Fiction International Laser Radar Conference (ILRC), Japan, “Paper Ghost,” “One Among Many,” “Myself to State TESOL Saratoga” in the Winter 2006 issue of Therapy Assistant , to be published by Lippincott [Review] Galatea Resurrects 4 (Nov. 2006) and Fantasy: An Encyclopedia from Greenwood pp 187-190, 2006. Myself: A Retrieved Photograph at Age Seven,” The Idiom . This was a summary of two conference Williams & Wilkins in 2008. The 3rd edition of the http://galatearesurrection4.blogspot.com. “On Press. Carlos Hiraldo published a review of Gagarin “Locked in Sleep as if in a Pyramid, I See My Father presentations on corpus linguistics given at the NYS - same text was translated into Korean; the Korean Joanna Fuhrman’s Moraine. ” [review] Talisman 34 Hillary Gardner of the Center for Immigrant Street by Piotr Gwiazda for Book/Mark: A Quarterly as an Infant Mummy,” “Reliquary Room,” “Even the TESOL conference together with an overview of this edition published in 2007. (Winter2007): 78-80. Bruna Mori’s Derive . [review] Education and Training (ACE) published an article Small Press Review in the Spring 2006 issue. He Gods of Thought Have Thoughts: They Are Us,” and area of linguistics and a discussion of methodolo - Helmut Eppich has written, illustrated, and Otoliths 4 (Feb. 2007): 108-112. entitled “Why Drawing Belongs in the Adult ESOL published a review of Watermark by Jacqueline Pope “Is Facelessness Modern?; Sulphur River Literary gies that ESL teachers can use corpus linguistics to published the first issue of his fifteen-page science Ernesto Priego’s Not Even Dogs . [review] Word Classroom” in TESOL Compleat Links , volume 3, in Galatea Resurrects Issue #3, Fall 2006 Review: “Words Unravel” and “Wound”; The Wal - help students understand how native speakers of fiction action adventure comic book limited series, For/ Word 11 (Winter 2007) http://wordforword. issue 2 (June 2006). The article was incorporated <http://galatearesurrection3.blogspot.com/ >, and lace Stevens Review: “Dusk over Hartford”; The English speak and write in their everyday lives. Astro Legion , from Enemi Entertainment, released at info/vol11/fink.html. “On Joseph Lease’s Broken into the online mini-course “Reaching Adult Learn - a review of Unprotected Texts: Selected Poems Western Humanities Review: “Introducing John L. Steven Ovadia published “The Need to Archive the Big Apple Science Fiction Comic Book Conven - World. ” [review] Denver Quarterly , (March 2007): 46- ers through Multiple Intelligences and Differentiated 1976-2006 by Tom Beckett in Jacket 33: July, 2007 Sullivan”; Zone 3: “The Painter of Self-Portraits.” His Blog Content” in Serials Librarian 51 (2006): 95-102. tion on June 23, 2007 along with a personal appear - 51. Noelle Kocot’s Poem for the End of the World Instruction” presented through World Education by <http://jacketmagazine.com/33/hiraldo-beck - reviews of the following poetry collections appeared Michelle Pacht presented a paper called ance and book signing. and Other Poems. [review] Octopus 8 (2007) Silja Kallenbach and Wendy Quinones. It also forms ett.shtml >. in Talisman : Even the Java Sparrows Call Your Hair, “How to Reform a Racist: Genre as Politics in Charles Nancy Erber , of the ELA department, published http://www.octopusmagazine.com/issue8/reviews. part of the workshop she presented on “Multiple Milton Hollar-Gregory published an article in by George Kalamaras and Islands , by Robert Zaller. W. Chesnutt’s The Conjure Woman ” at the American a review of a book, Nicole Albert’s Saphisme et Amy King’s I’m the Man Who Loves You. Galatea Intelligence Inspired Activities in the ESOL/Civics Live Wire entitled “LaGuardia Team Participates in A collection that he recently edited, Pomegranate Literature Association’s Annual Conference in Decadence dans Paris fin de siècle in the CLGH Resurrects 6 (May 2007) http://www.galatearesur- Classroom” at the CUNY Adult Literacy Program Lit - Fed Challenge,” December 1, 2006. Seeds: An Anthology of Greek-American Poetry Boston, MA (24-27 May, 2007). She also served as Newsletter, Fall 2006, Volume 20, Issue 2. CLGH is rection6.blogspot.com. And he published these eracy Night in March 2007. Matthew S. Joffe was interviewed in Heroes (Somerset Hall Press), will be released this Septem - session chair and moderator for “Women Writing the Committee for Gay and Lesbian History, a mem - poems: “Responsible Fires Inserted”; “Dangerous Tony Giangrasso co-authored the 9th edition With a Thousand Faces: True Stories of People with ber. In addition, an interview with him by editor Community: Domesticity, Memory, and Identity in bership organization of historians. Intersection.” Talisman 32-33 (Summer/Fall 2006): of “Medical Dosage Calculation.” The adaptation Facial Deformities & Their Quest for Acceptance by Jeanie French appeared in Red Rock Review , in Octo - Women’s Short Story Sequences” and presented a Thomas Fink published the books, No Appoint - 27-29. “Deconstricted Sestina IV.” Mobius XXI (Sept. rights for this textbook have recently been purchased Laura Greenwald; Chapter 9, “Not Just Another ber. talk called “Creating Community: Motherhood and ment Necessary [poems]. Chicago: Moria Poetry, 2006): 81-82. “Alps Bulge”; “Deconstricted Sestina by the United Kingdom division of Prentice Hall. In Pretty Face” Cleveland Clinic Press, 2007. Charles Labita designed, wrote and published the Search for Identity in Louise Erdrich’s Love Med - 2006; and Staccato Landmark. [e-chapbook of III”; “He Wore a Business”; “Today’s Phone Offer - addition to working with British colleagues on the Janice M. Karlen published “Advice for Uni - the following books that are used at LaGuardia and icine ” at the National Women’s Studies Association poems] Chicago: Beard of Bees, 2006. ing.” 2nd Avenue Poetry 2 (2006) http://2ndavenue- adaptation, Tony has also just received a contract versal Orlando.” In Marketing: Real People, Real other CUNY colleges: Easily Learn an Introduction to Conference in Chicago, IL (28 June-1 July, 2007). In http://www.beardofbees.com. He also
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