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Simon’s Rock Authors - Bard College at Simon’s Rock Alumni Library Abbas, Asma Liberalism and human suffering : materialist reflections on politics, ethics, and aesthetics / Asma FAC Abbas. New York : Palgrave Macmillan, 2010 Stacks -- Call#: JC574 .A274 2010 Abbott, Alana Joli Departure / [Alana Abbott] ALUM McComb, MS : White Silver Pub, 2006 Stacks -- Call#: PS3601 .B353 D42 2006 Adler Beléndez, Ekiwah The coyote's trace : a collection of poems / Ekiwah Adler Beléndez ALUM Amatlán, Morelos, México : Ediciones del Arkan, 2006 Stacks -- Call#: PQ7298.1 .D54 C66 2006 Adler Beléndez, Ekiwah Palabras inagotables : [a collection of poems] / Ekiwah Adler Beléndez ALUM Jiutepec, México : ConNow/Otr@as, 2001 Stacks -- Call#: PQ7298.1 .D54 P35 2001 Adler Beléndez, Ekiwah Soy : poemas y cuentos / Ekiwah Adler Beléndez ALUM Amatlán, Morelos, México : Ediciones del Arkan, 2001 Stacks -- Call#: PQ7298.1 .D54 S69 2001 Adler Beléndez, Ekiwah Weaver : a collection of poems / Ekiwah Adler Beléndez ALUM Amatlán, Morelos, México : Ediciones del Arkan, 2003 Stacks -- Call#: PQ7298.1.D4 W43 2003 Alford, Henry Big kiss : one actor's desperate attempt to claw his way to the top / Henry Alford ALUM New York : Villard, c2000 Stacks -- Call#: PN2055 .A54 2000 Alford, Henry How to live : a search for wisdom from old people / Henry Alford ALUM New York : Twelve, 2009 Stacks -- Call#: HQ1061 .A52 2009 Alford, Henry Municipal bondage / Henry Alford ALUM New York : Random House, c1993 Stacks -- Call#: PN6162 .A365 1993 Alford, Henry Would it kill you to stop doing that? : a modern guide to manners / Henry Alford. ALUM New York : Twelve, 2012. Stacks - Call#: BJ1853 .A39 2012 Altman, Allen Checklist of the birds of South America / by Allen Altman, & Byron Swift FAC Great Barrington, MA, 1986 Reference -- Call#: QL689.A1 A48 1989 Altman, Allen A Term of commutative Algebra / by Allen Altman and Steven Kleiman FAC Cambridge: Worldwide Center of Mathematics, 2012 Stacks -- Call#: QA251.A45 2012 Page 1 – Revised October 2014 Simon’s Rock Authors - Bard College at Simon’s Rock Alumni Library Altman, Lynn Brand it yourself : the fast, focused way to marketplace magic / Lynn Altman ALUM New York : Portfolio, 2006 Stacks -- Call#: HF6161.B4 A48 2006 Andrews, JaQ ALUM Stars or streetlamps [sound recording] / jaQ Andrews. 2002 Compact Disc - Call#: SR11 Asfar, Gabriel [Translator] Children in war / by Alan and Susan Raymond, Gabriel Asfar, editorial translator [Arabic] FAC New York : TV Books, c2000 Stacks -- Call#: D842.2 .R39 2000 Asfar, Gabriel Cuban music : from son and rumba to the Buena Vista Social Club and timba cubana / Maya Roy ; FAC translated by Denise Asfar and Gabriel Asfar Princeton, NJ : Markus Wiener Publishers ; London : Latin American Bureau, c2002 Stacks -- Call#: ML3486.C8 R6913 2002 Asfar, Gabriel [Translator] Images of Arab women / by Mona Mikhail; four Maghribine folktales adapted and translated by FAC Gabriel Asfar], c1979 (1981 printing) Stacks -- Call#: HQ1784 .M54 Bartone, Jeffery Marude X : a novel / Jeffery J. Bartone ALUM Port Jefferson, NY : Vineyard Press, c2003 Stacks -- Call#: PS3552.A78 M22 2003 Bartos, Adam Darkroom / Adam Barton ALUM Gottigen, c2012 Oversize Bookroom -- Call#: TR647 .B3675 2012 Bauder, Julia The reference guide to data sources / Julia Bauder ALUM Chicago : ALA Editions, an imprint of the American Library Association, 2014. Stacks - Call#: HA33.5 .B38 2014 Bechdel, Alison Are you my mother? : a comic drama / Alison Bechdel ALUM Boston : Houghton Mifflin Harcourt, c2012 Stacks - Call#: PN6727.B3757 Z46 2012 Bechdel, Alison Dykes and sundry other carbon-based life-forms to watch out for / Alison Bechdel ALUM Los Angeles : Alyson Books, 2003 Stacks -- Call#: HQ 75.6 .U5 B424 2003 Bechdel, Alison The essential dykes to watch out for / Alison Bechdel ALUM Boston : Houghton Mifflin Harcourt, 2008 Stacks -- Call#: PN6728.D94 B475 2008 Bechdel, Alison Fun home : a family tragicomic / Alison Bechdel ALUM Boston : Houghton Mifflin, c2007 Stacks -- Call#: PN6727.B3757 Z46 2007 Page 2 – Revised October 2014 Simon’s Rock Authors - Bard College at Simon’s Rock Alumni Library Bechdel, Alison Hot, throbbing dykes to watch out for / by Alison Bechdel ALUM Ithaca, NY : Firebrand Books, c1997 Stacks -- Call#: HQ75.6.U5 B425 1997 Bechdel, Alison Invasion of the dykes to watch out for / by Alison Bechdel ALUM New York : Alyson Books, 2005 Stacks -- Call#: HQ75.6 .U5 B424 2005 Bechdel, Alison Post-dykes to watch out for / Alison Bechdel ALUM Ithaca : Firebrand Books, c2000 Stacks -- Call#: HQ75.6.U5 B424 2000 Bechdel, Alison Spawn of dykes to watch out for / by Alison Bechdel ALUM Ithaca : Firebrand Books, c1993 Stacks -- Call#: HQ75.6 .U5 B424 1993 Bechdel, Alison Split-level dykes to watch out for / by Alison Bechdel ALUM Ithaca, N.Y. : Firebrand Books, c1998 Stacks -- Call#: HQ75.6.U5 B425 1998 Bechdel, Alison Unnatural dykes to watch out for / by Alison Bechdel ALUM Ithaca, N.Y. : Firebrand Books, c1995 Stacks -- Call#: HQ75.6.U5 B424 1995 Biber, Rene Heurs et malheurs d'une famille Angevine et Vendeenne, 1754-1794, Rene et Genevieve : cours de FAC civilisation francaise / Rene Biber et Marjorie Biber San Francisco : E. Mellen Press, c1993 Stacks -- Call#: PC2127.C5 B53 1993 Blumberg, Rhoda The Simon and Schuster book of facts and fallacies / by Rhoda and Leda Blumberg ; illustrated by ALUM Paul Frame. New York : Wanderer Books, c1983 Stacks -- Call#: AZ 999 .B57 1983 Bogin, Benjamin [‘95] The illuminated life of the great Yolmowa / by Benjamin Bogin ALUM Chicago : Serindia Publications, 2013 Stacks - Call#: BQ942.S775 A3 2013 Bonvillain, Nancy Cultural anthropology / Nancy Bonvillain FAC Upper Saddle River, N.J. : Pearson Prentice Hall, c2006 Oversize Book - Call#: GN316 .B67 2006 Bonvillain, Nancy The Hopi / Nancy Bonvillain ; Frank W. Porter III, general editor FAC New York : Chelsea House, c1994 Stacks -- Call#: E99.H7 B66 1994 Page 3 – Revised October 2014 Simon’s Rock Authors - Bard College at Simon’s Rock Alumni Library Bonvillain, Nancy The Inuit / Nancy Bonvillain ; Frank W. Porter III, general editor FAC New York : Chelsea House Publishers, c1995 Stacks -- Call#: E99.E7 B685 1995 Bonvillain, Nancy Language, culture, and communication : the meaning of messages / Nancy Bonvillain FAC Upper Saddle River, N.J. : Prentice Hall, c1997 Stacks -- Call#: P35 .B6 1997 Bonvillain, Nancy The Mohawk / Nancy Bonvillain FAC New York : Chelsea House, c1992 Stacks -- Call#: E99.M8 B66 1992 Bonvillain, Nancy Native American medicine / Nancy Bonvillain FAC Philadelphia : Chelsea House, 1997 Stacks -- Call#: E99.M4 B66 1997 Bonvillain, Nancy Native American religion / Nancy Bonvillain ; Frank W. Porter III, general editor FAC New York : Chelsea House Publishers, [1995], c1996 Stacks -- Call#: E98.R3 B65 1995 Bonvillain, Nancy Native nations : cultures and histories of Native North America / Nancy Bonvillain FAC Upper Saddle River, N.J. : Prentice Hall, c2001 Stacks -- Call#: E77 .B65 2001 Bonvillain, Nancy The Nez Perce / Nancy Bonvillain FAC New York : Chelsea House, c2011 Stacks -- Call#: E99.N5 B66 2011 Bonvillain, Nancy The Teton Sioux / Nancy Bonvillain ; Frank W. Porter III, general editor FAC New York : Chelsea House, c1994 Stacks -- Call#: E99.T34 B66 1994 Bonvillain, Nancy Women and men : cultural constructs of gender / Nancy Bonvillain FAC Upper Saddle River, N.J. : Prentice Hall, c1998 Stacks -- Call#: GN479.65 .B66 1998 Bonvillain, Nancy The Zuni / Nancy Bonvillain ; Frank W. Porter III, general editor FAC New York : Chelsea House Publishers, c1995 Stacks -- Call#: E99.Z9 B66 1995 Botstein, Leon [Editor] Die Aegyptische Helena [sound recording] / Richard Strauss ADMIN Cleveland, OH : Telarc p2003 Compact Disc - Call#: C549 Botstein, Leon [Editor] The complete Brahms : a guide to the musical works of Johannes Brahms / edited by Leon ADMIN Botstein. New York : W.W. Norton, c1999 Stacks -- Call#: ML410.B8 C64 1999 Page 4 – Revised October 2014 Simon’s Rock Authors - Bard College at Simon’s Rock Alumni Library Botstein, Leon [Contributing author] Declining by degrees : higher education at risk / ed by Richard H. Hersh … et al ADMIN New York : Palgrave Macmillan, c2005 Stacks -- Call#: LA227.4 .D45 2005 Botstein, Leon [Contributing author] Einstein for the 21st century : his legacy in science, art, and modern culture / Peter L. Galison… et ADMIN al. editors -- Princeton : Princeton University Press, c2008 Stacks -- Call#: QC16.E5 E446 2008 Botstein, Leon Franz Schubert, orchestrated [sound recording]. ADMIN Port Washington, NY : Koch International Classics, p1995. Compact Disc Call#: C331 Botstein, Leon Ilʹya Murometz [sound recording] : Symphony no. 3, op. 42 / Glière, Reinhold Mori︠t︡ sevich, 1875- ADMIN 1956 Cleveland, Ohio : Telarc, p2003 Compact Disc - Call#: C538 Botstein, Leon Jefferson's children : education and the promise of American culture / Leon Botstein. ADMIN New York : Doubleday, 1997. Stacks -- Call#: LA210 .B65 1997 Botstein, Leon Judentum und Modernitat : / Leon Botstein. ADMIN Wien : Bohlau, c1991. Stacks -- Call#: DS135.G33 B68 1991 Botstein, Leon Die Liebe der Danae [sound recording] / Strauss ADMIN Cleveland, OH : Telarc, p2001 Compact Disc - Call#: C546 Botstein, Leon Music of Max Reger : Reger & romanticism ADMIN Cleveland, OH : Telarc, p2002 Compact Disc -Call#: C543 Botstein, Leon Music of Szymanowski [sound recording] ADMIN Cleveland, OH : Telarc, [2000] Compact Disc - Call#: C547 Botstein, Leon Odysseus op.41 / Bruch, Max, 1838-1920 ADMIN Austria Koch Schwann p1999 Call#: C330 Botstein, Leon Overture
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    THE USA “BEST BOOKS 2010” AWARDS African American Studies Winner Mr. and Mrs. Grassroots: How Barack Obama, Two Bookstore Owners, and 300 Volunteers Did It by John Presta The Elevator Group 978-0-9819719-6-4 Finalist Savannah's Black "First Ladies", Vol I: The Past, Present, and Future by Pamela Howard- Oglesby & Brenda L. Roberts Outskirts Press 978-1-4327-3112-0 Animals/Pets: General Winner New Lives: Stories of Rescued Dogs Helping, Healing and Giving Hope by Joanne Wannan 3BlackDogs 978-0-0813966-06 Finalist Heal Your Heart: Coping with the Loss of a Pet by Karen Adele Litzinger Heal from Pet Loss, a.k.a. Healing Pet Loss 978-0-615-29858-0 Finalist Irreconcilable Differences: The Battle for the Heart & Soul of America's Animal Shelters by Nathan J. Winograd CreateSpace 978-1449591137 Finalist Sparkles Goes to Boston by Firefighter Dayna Hilton Firehouse Dog Publishing 978-0-9814977-4-7 Finalist The Animals' Bible by Ian Stuart Thirteenth Level Media Inc 978-0-9865715-0-3 Finalist The Miniature Pinscher: King of Toys by Patricia F. Lehman PFL Publications 978-0-9816444-0-0 Animals/Pets: Health Winner The Not Without My Dog Resource & Record Book by Jenny Pavlovic 8 State Kate Press 978-0-9844772-0-3 Finalist The Legacy of Beezer and Boomer: Lessons on Living and Dying from My Canine Brothers by Doug Koktavy B Brothers Press 978-09821260-0-4 Animals/Pets: Novelty Winner Dear Sparkle: Cat-to-Cat Advice from the world's foremost feline columnist by Sparkle the Cat Adams Media 978-1-4405-0379-5 Finalist Laverne, the Runway Stowaway by