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World Languages World Languages Title ISBN ARABIC Al-Kitaab fii Ta’allum al;’Arabiyya: A Text Book for Beginning Arabic Part 0878402918 One Your First 100 Words in Arabic: Beginner’s Quick & Easy Guide to 0844223956 Demystifying Arabic Script Elementary Modern Standard Arabic: Volume 1, Pronunciation and Writing; 0521272955 Lessons 1-30 (Arabic I and II) 201 Arabic Verbs 0812005473 Arabic-English Dictionary: The Hans Wehr Dictionary of Modern Written 0879500034 Arabic CHINESE Integrated Chinese Text Level 1 Part 1 887272622 Integrated Chinese Text Level 1 Part 2 0887272681 Integrated Chinese Text Level 1 Audio CDs 0887274948 Integrated Chinese Character Workbook Level 1 0887272665 Teacher’s Manual 0887272746 Integrated Chinese Text Level 2 0887272754 Integrated Chinese Text Level 2 Tapes 0887272924 Integrated Chinese Text Level 2 Multimedia Companion 0887274544 Integrated Chinese Text Level 2 Audio CD 0887274064S Teacher’s Manual 0887272770 Integrated Chinese Workbook Level 2 0887272762 Integrated Chinese Character Workbook Level 2 0887273742 Mandarin Chinese Dictionary: English-Chinese 0486424782 FRENCH Allez, viens! Level 1 Enhanced online edition (French I) Network License Allez, viens! Level 2 Enhanced online edition (French II) Network License Allez, viens! Level 3 Pupil edition (French III) Network License Franch III Years workbook (French V) 0877204716 En Bonne Forme Student (French IV and V) 0618012419 En Bonne Forme Teacher’s Edition (French IV and V) 0618012427 En Bonne Forme Workbook (French IV and V) 0618021435 Graded French Reader I (French IV) 0669204625 Graded French Reader II (French IV) 0669204633 Tresors de Temps Student’s edition (French V) 0026766515 Tresors de Temps Teacher’s edition (French V) 0026766523 Une Fois Pour Toutes (French V) 0801308275 Cours Superior (French V) 0877204608 Triangle student text (French V) 1877653543 World Languages Triangle teacher’s manual (French V) 1877653616 Triangle audiocassettes (French V) 1877653624 Triangle CD’s (French V) 1877653837 AP French (French V) 0673218473 501 French Verbs (All levels) 0673218473 2001 French and English Idioms (All Levels) 0812090241 Le Petit Prince (French III and IV) 0152164154 Cyrano de Bergerac (French V) 1557832307 The New College French-English Dictionary 1567653235 Harper-Collins concise French-English Dictionary 0069956895 Dictionnaire scolaire du francais 877204764 World Languages GERMAN 501 German Verbs 0764102842 2001 German and English Idioms 0812090098 The New College German-English Dictionary (All Levels) 0877205841 Langenscheidt: Basic German Vocabulary 3468494009 Langenscheidt: Worter – Bilder – Situationen 3468499930 Langenscheidt: Ubungsbuch (einsprachig Deutsch) 346849419X Edition Suhrkamp Biedermann und die Brandstifter 3518100416 Die Physuker. Ein Komodie in zwei Akten 3257230478 DrauBen vor der Tur und ausgewalte Erzahlungen 349910170X Die Leiden des jungen Werther 3423026022 Musica CD-ROM fur Mac 3121799002 GroBer Atlas der Welt 3575095078 Mit Alex auf Reisen: Deutschland CD-ROM for Windows/Mac 3623466204 Das Wetter CD-Rom for Windows 3931293580 Der Ring des Nibelungen (MAC) B0000696ET Auf Deutsch Level 1 (German I) 0618029613 Auf Deutsch Level 2 (German II) 0618029621 Sabine und Michael Teacher’s Book Level 1 0972347402 Sabine und Michael Blackline Master’s Level 1 0972347410 Sabine und Michael Student Workbook Level 1 0972347429 Sabine und Michael Song CD Level 1 0972347488 Sabine und Michael Level 1 Reader 097234747X Sabine und Michael Teacher’s Book Level 2 0972347437 Sabine und Michael Blackline Master’s Level 2 0972347445 Sabine und Michael Student Workbook Level 2 0972347453 Sabine und Michael Song CD Level 2 0972347496 Sabine und Michael Level 2 Reader 0974352209 Sabine und Michael Training Video 0972347461 Komm Mit: Grammer Tutor for Students of German 0030658675 Komm Mit: Reader Komm Mit: Reader Komm Mit: Reader Kaleidoskop: Kultur, Litertur und Grammatik 0618103120 GREEK Athenaze: An Introduction to Ancient Greek 0199122199 201 Modern Greek Verbs 0812004752 Ten Plays by Euripedes 0553213636 The Complete Plays of Aristophanes 0553213431 The Iliad of Homer 0226469409 The Oresteia Triolgy: Agamemnon, the Libation-Bearers and the Furies Dover 0486292428 ITALIAN Prego! An Invitation to Italian Student’s Edition 0072342118 World Languages Prego! An Invitation to Italian Teacher’s Edition 0072310375 Prego! An Invitation to Italian Resource Guide 0072310316 Prego! An Invitation to Italian Overhead Transparencies 0072310340 Prego! An Invitation to Italian Lab Manual 0072432691 Prego! An Invitation to Italian Workbook 0072432675 Prego! An Invitation to Italian Video 0072310194 Prego! An Invitation to Italian Institutional CD-ROM 0072308974 Prego! An Invitation to Italian Audio CD 0072309016 Prego! An Invitation to Italian Audio CD 0072310383 Prego! An Invitation to Italian Adopters CD 0072310359 Prego! An Invitation to Italian Listening Comprehension 0072339918 Prego! An Invitation to Italian Website 0072310308 Prego! An Invitation to Italian Audioscript 0072310251 501 Italian Verbs 0764113488 2001 Italian and English Idioms 0812090306 JAPANESE 501 Japanese Verbs 0764102850 2001 Japanese and English Idioms 0812094336 LATIN Latin for Americans Level 1 (Latin I and II) 007818175X Latin for Americans Level 2 (Latin I and II) 0078181768 Cupid and Psyche (Latin III) 0582367484 Selections for Ovid’s Metamorphoses (Latin III) 0582367484 Curculio (Latin III) 0806125071 Terence Bembine Phormio: A Palaeographic Examination (Latin III) 0865160112 Mythology: Timeless Tales of Gods and Heroes (Latin III) 0446607258 A Horace Reader for AP 0941051676 Catullus: AP Edition (Latin IV) 0865162751 A Song of War: Vergil’s Aeneid (Latin IV) 0130534501 Ovid Amores & Metamorphoses 0865164312 501 Latin Verbs 0812090500 The New College Latin-English Dictionary 0877205612 VHS Augustus: First of the Emperors 0767005732 VHS Hail Caesar 0767007751 VHS Julius Caesar: Master of the Romans 0767005724 VHS The Last of the Romans 0767005791 VHS Incredible Monuments of Rome 1565018702 VHS Lost Regions of Rome 1565019520 VHS Rome’s Glorious Cities 0767006119 Ancient Civilizations: Greece and Rome CD-ROM 0028239792 Ancient Greece Picture Pack Transparencies 0028239733 Ancient Rome Picture Pack Transparencies 0028239768 Latin Crossword Puzzles 0658004034 World Languages RUSSIAN Basic Russian, Book One 0844242004 Book One Workbook 0844242012 Simplified Russian Grammar 0844242314 Simplified Russian Grammar Workbook 0844242322 Beginner’s Russian Reader with Conversational Exercises 0844242276 501 Russian Verbs 0764113496 2001 Russian and English Idioms 0812095324 SPANISH Realides Level 1 Student Edition 0131016873 Realides Level 1 Practice Workbook 0130360015 Realides Level 2 Student Edition 0130359513 Realides Level 2 Practice Workbook 0130360023 Realides Level 3 Student Edition 0130359688 Realides Level 3 Practice Workbook 0130360031 Graded Spanish Reader: Primera Etapa (Spanish IV) 0669353914 Graded Spanish Reader: Segunda Etapa (Spanish IV) 0669353922 Spanish III Years (Spanish IV) 0877205361 Abriendo Puertas: Tomo 1 0618222065 Abriendo Puertas: Tomo 2 Triangulo Student Text 1877653748 Triangulo Teacher’s Manual 1877653756 Traingulo Audiocassettes 1877653764 Traingulo CD’s 1877653837 AP Spanish: Preparing for the Language Examination 080131531X AP Spanish: Preparing for the Language Examination Teacher’s Guide 0801315328 Curso de Perfeccionamiento: Hablar, escribir y pensar en espanol. 8471434601 501 Spanish Verbs 0764124285 2001 Spanish and English Idioms 0812090284 The New College Spanish and English Dictionary 1567654894 Elementary Spanish Espanol para ti Materials Center 084420207X Espanol para ti Visuals Package 084420224X Espanol para ti Level 1 Songs CD 0658013106 Espanol para ti Level 2 Songs CD 0658013114 MIDDLE SCHOOL EXPLORATORY – CULTURES Invitation to Languages Student Text 0078605784 Invitation to Languages Interactive Student Edition 0078612551 Invitation to Languages Workbook and Audio Activities Booklet 0086605806 Invitation to Languages Teacher’s Extended Edition 0078605792 Invitation to Languages Teacher Classroom Resources 0078605830 World Languages Invitation to Languages Transparency Binder 0078605849 Invitation to Languages Audio CD Program 0078605857 Invitation to Languages Video Program with Script 0078605873 .
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