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GENERAL BOOKS 1. 31 QUESTION BOOK BANK SERIES PHASE 2 , 1979 2. 434 PRINCIPLES OF EXERCISE THERAPY / GARDINER,M.DENA, 1985 3. 435 PRINCIPLES OF EXERCISE THERAPY / GARDINER,M.DENA, 1985 4. 437 PRINCIPLES OF EXERCISE THERAPY / GARDINER,M.DENA, 1985 5. 438 PRINCIPLES OF EXERCISE THERAPY / GARDINER,M.DENA, 1985 6. 453 INTRODUCTORY PSYCOLOGY / HD KUMAR, 1990 7. 454 INTRODUCTORY PSYCOLOGY / HD KUMAR, 1990 8. 456 INTRODUCTORY PSYCOLOGY / HD KUMAR, 1990 9. 457 INTRODUCTORY PSYCOLOGY / HD KUMAR, 1990 10. 581 MCQ'S IN MEDICAL SCIENCE / GROVER,J.K., 1990 11. 582 MCQ'S IN MEDICAL SCIENCE / GROVER,J.K., 1990 12. 585 COMBINED MEDICAL SERVICES AND ALL INDIA MD ENTRANCE EXAMINATIONS / BHATIA,M.S., 1991 13. 598 GUIDE TO PLAB / MOULDS,A., 1991 14. 605 FMGEMS COMPREHENSIVE EXAMINATION REVIEW / BARBARA,ANN., 1987 15. 606 FMGEMS CLINICAL SCIENCES EXAMINATION REVIEW / ALIEN,ETAL, 1987 16. 608 NATIONAL BOARDS EXAMINATION REVIEW III / ALIEN,ETAL, 1987 17. 609 AIIMS & PGI MD ENTRANCE EXAMINATION / BHATIA,M.S., 1992 18. 610 COMBINED MEDICAL SERVICES AND ALL INDIA MD ENTRANCE EXAMINATIONS / BHATIA,M.S., 1991 19. 611 BIOLOGICAL ADVANCED MATHEMATICS / CAUSTON,D.R., 1991 20. 646 LAW RELATING TO MEDICAL PRACTICE / MARTIN,C.R.A., 1979 21. 820 HANDBOOK OF BIOMEDICAL INSTRUMENTATION / KHANDPUR,R.S., 1992 22. 821 HANDBOOK OF BIOMEDICAL INSTRUMENTATION / KHANDPUR,R.S., 1992 23. 950 SHORT HISTORY OF ARYAN MEDICAL SCIENCE / BHAGVAT,SINH JEE, 1978 24. 1261 SYNOPSIS OF AYURVEDA / SINGHAL,G.D., 1993 25. 1375 NEW ENCYCLOPEDIA BRITANICA / ENCYCLOPAEDIA BRITANICA INC., 1993, 15th ed. 26. 1376 NEW ENCYCLOPEDIA BRITANICA / ENCYCLOPAEDIA BRITANICA INC., 1993 ,15th ed. 27. 1377 NEW ENCYCLOPEDIA BRITANICA / ENCYCLOPAEDIA BRITANICA INC., 1993, 15th ed. 28. 1378 NEW ENCYCLOPEDIA BRITANICA / ENCYCLOPAEDIA BRITANICA INC., 1993, 15th ed. 29. 1379 NEW ENCYCLOPEDIA BRITANICA / ENCYCLOPAEDIA BRITANICA INC., 1993 , 15th ed. 30. 1380 NEW ENCYCLOPEDIA BRITANICA / ENCYCLOPAEDIA BRITANICA INC., 1993 , 15th ed. 31. 1381 NEW ENCYCLOPEDIA BRITANICA / ENCYCLOPAEDIA BRITANICA INC., 1993, 15th ed. 32. 1382 NEW ENCYCLOPEDIA BRITANICA / ENCYCLOPAEDIA BRITANICA INC., 1993 , 15th ed. 33. 1383 NEW ENCYCLOPEDIA BRITANICA / ENCYCLOPAEDIA BRITANICA INC., 1993 , 15th ed. 34. 1384 NEW ENCYCLOPEDIA BRITANICA / ENCYCLOPAEDIA BRITANICA INC., 1993, 15th ed. 35. 1385 NEW ENCYCLOPEDIA BRITANICA / ENCYCLOPAEDIA BRITANICA INC., 1993, 15th ed. 36. 1386 NEW ENCYCLOPEDIA BRITANICA / ENCYCLOPAEDIA BRITANICA INC., 1993, 15th ed. 37. 1387 NEW ENCYCLOPEDIA BRITANICA / ENCYCLOPAEDIA BRITANICA INC., 1993 , 15th ed. 38. 1388 NEW ENCYCLOPEDIA BRITANICA / ENCYCLOPAEDIA BRITANICA INC., 1993 , 15th ed. 39. 1389 NEW ENCYCLOPEDIA BRITANICA /ENCYCLOPAEDIA BRITANICA INC., 1993, 15th ed. 40. 1390 NEW ENCYCLOPEDIA BRITANICA / ENCYCLOPAEDIA BRITANICA INC., 1993, 15th ed. 41. 1391 NEW ENCYCLOPEDIA BRITANICA / ENCYCLOPAEDIA BRITANICA INC., 1993 , 15th ed. 42. 1392 NEW ENCYCLOPEDIA BRITANICA / ENCYCLOPAEDIA BRITANICA INC., 1993, 15th ed. 43. 1393 NEW ENCYCLOPEDIA BRITANICA / ENCYCLOPAEDIA BRITANICA INC., 1993 , 15th ed. 45. 1395 NEW ENCYCLOPEDIA BRITANICA / ENCYCLOPAEDIA BRITANICA INC., 1993 , 15th ed. 46. 1396 NEW ENCYCLOPEDIA BRITANICA / ENCYCLOPAEDIA BRITANICA INC., 1993 , 15th ed. 47. 1397 NEW ENCYCLOPEDIA BRITANICA / ENCYCLOPAEDIA BRITANICA INC., 1993, 15th ed. 48. 1398 NEW ENCYCLOPEDIA BRITANICA / ENCYCLOPAEDIA BRITANICA INC., 1993, 15th ed. 49. 1399 NEW ENCYCLOPEDIA BRITANICA / ENCYCLOPAEDIA BRITANICA INC., 1993, 15th ed. 50. 1400 NEW ENCYCLOPEDIA BRITANICA / ENCYCLOPAEDIA BRITANICA INC., 1993, 15th ed. 51. 1401 NEW ENCYCLOPEDIA BRITANICA / ENCYCLOPAEDIA BRITANICA INC., 1993 , 15th ed. 52. 1402 NEW ENCYCLOPEDIA BRITANICA / ENCYCLOPAEDIA BRITANICA INC., 1993, 15th ed. 53. 1403 NEW ENCYCLOPEDIA BRITANICA / ENCYCLOPAEDIA BRITANICA INC., 1993 , 15th ed. 54. 1404 NEW ENCYCLOPEDIA BRITANICA / ENCYCLOPAEDIA BRITANICA INC., 1993 , 15th ed. 55. 1405 NEW ENCYCLOPEDIA BRITANICA / ENCYCLOPAEDIA BRITANICA INC., 1993 , 15th ed. 56. 1406 NEW ENCYCLOPEDIA BRITANICA / ENCYCLOPAEDIA BRITANICA INC., 1993, 15th ed. 57. 1407 NEW ENCYCLOPEDIA BRITANICA / ENCYCLOPAEDIA BRITANICA INC., 1993 , 15th ed. 58. 1513 EXPORT AND IMPORT POLICY / MINISTRY OF COMMERCE, 1994 59. 1514 HANDBOOK OF PROCEDURES / MINISTRY OF COMMERCE, 1994 60. 1515 HANDBOOK OF PROCEDURES / MINISTRY OF COMMERCE, 1994 61. 1637 1994 BRITANICA BOOK OF THE YEAR / ENCYLOPAEDIA BRITANICA INC., 62. 1742 SAFE MOTHERHOOD / KRISHNA,USHA R., 1994 63. 1776 RAJ AND MEDICINE IN INDIA: THE AUTOBIOGRAPHY OF AMIR CHAND 64. 1777 RAJ AND MEDICINE IN INDIA: THE AUTOBIOGRAPHY OF AMIR CHAND 65. 1827 CALL TO THE YOUTH OF INDIA / SRI AUROBINDO SOCIETY, 1993 66. 1828 CALL TO THE YOUTH OF INDIA / SRI AUROBINDO SOCIETY, 1993 67. 1829 CALL TO THE YOUTH OF INDIA / SRI AUROBINDO SOCIETY, 1993 68. 1830 CALL TO THE YOUTH OF INDIA / SRI AUROBINDO SOCIETY, 1993 69. 1831 BHARAT KE YUVAKON KO AWHAN / SRI AUROBINDO SOCIETY, 1993 70. 1832 BHARAT KE YUVAKON KO AWHAN / SRI AUROBINDO SOCIETY, 1993 71. 1833 BHARAT KE YUVAKON KO AWHAN / SRI AUROBINDO SOCIETY, 1993 72. 1834 BHARAT KE YUVAKON KO AWHAN / SRI AUROBINDO SOCIETY, 1993 73. 1903 SWAMY'S COMPILATION OF HOUSE BUILDING ADVANCE RULES / MUTHUSWAMY,1994 74. 1907 WORLD WAR II: BATTLE ON LAND / CHANDLER,DAVID G., 1990 75. 1908 WORLD WAR II: BATTLE IN THE AIR / TAGG,MICHAEL C., 1990 76. 1909 WORLD WAR II: BATTLE AT SEA / MC INTYRE,COLIN, 1990 77. 1910 100 GOLFING TIPS / BRADBCER,RICHARD, 1990 78. 1912 RAJIV GANDHI: SON OF A DYNASTY / NUGENT,NICHOLAS, 1994 79. 1913 100 GREAT NINETEENTH CENTURY LIVES / CANNING,JOHN, 1992 80. 1914 BEYONG GURUS: A WOMAN OF MANY WORLDS / HERRERA,NANCY COOKE DE, 81. 1915 100 GREAT MODERN LIVES / CANNING,JOHN., 1993 82. 1916 PRINCIPLE UPANISHADS / RADHAKRISHNAN,S., 1994 83. 1917 SEX, LOVE & MARRIAGE FROM YOGIC VIEW POINT / RADHA,SIVANANDA, 84. 1921 GIANI ZAIL SINGH: ROLE IN FREEDOM MOVEMENT / BAKSHI,S.R., 1994 85. 1922 WONDERS OF SCIENCE / HAWKS,ELLISON, 1994 86. 1923 HOW TO COMPLETE YOUR RESEARCH PROJECT SUCCESSFULLY / 87. 1924 YOGA AND DIVINE LIGHT FOR SELF CURE OF COMMON DISEASES / VIRK,AMRIK SINGH, 1992 88. 1925 HAUNTED HOUSE AND THE THIRTEENTH SUN / PRITAM,AMRITA, 1992 89. 1927 MY BLEEDING PUNJAB / KHUSHWANT SINGH, 1992 90. 1933 PENGUIN INDIA FAMILY MEDICAL ENCYLOPAEDIA / CHAWLA,N.P.S., 1994 91. 1942 NURJAHAN / JOFA,JYOTI, 1994 92. 1943 PRANAYAMA FOR HEALTH / KAUL,H KUMAR, 1994 93. 1944 INTRODUCTION TO ACCUPUNCTURE / BISCHKO,JOHANNES, 1993 94. 1945 LIMCA BOOK OF RECORDS 1994 / GHOSE,VIJAYA, 1994 95. 1948 RAJIV GANDHI MANY FACETS / HARISH CHANDER, 1992 96. 1949 BHAGAVAD GITA / LAL,P., 1994 97. 1950 SUITABLE BOY / SETH,VIKRAM, 1993 98. 1951 PALACE OF DESIRE / MAHFOUZ,NAGUIB, 1992 99. 1952 MY PRESIDENTIAL YEARS / VENKATARAMAN,R., 1994 100. 1954 QUOTES OF RAJIV GANDHI / GANDHI,SONIA, 1994 101. 1955 TAROT, HOW TO READ THE FUTURE / GETTINGS,FRED, 1993 102. 1956 BOOK OF COMPLETE HOME CARE / RACKITT'S, 1993 103. 1959 HOMOEOPATHIC: GUIDE TO FAMILY HEALTH / TANDON,R.K., 1993 104. 1961 QUICK MEDICAL EXAMINATION REVIEW 3RD BASIC SC. / BHATIA,M.S., 105. 1962 QUICK MEDICAL EXAMINATION REVIEW 3RD BASIC SC. / BHATIA,M.S., 106. 1963 RAPID STATE MEDICAL EXAMINATION REVIEW (BASIC SC.) / 107. 1964 RAPID STATE MEDICAL EXAMINATION REVIEW (BASIC SC.) / 108. 1965 POSTGRADUATE MEDICAL ENTERANCE EXAMINATION (CLINICAL SC.) 109. 1966 MEDI WORLD'S MEDICAL EXAMINATION REVIEW (BASIC SC.) / 110. 1967 MEDI WORLD'S MEDICAL EXAMINATION REVIEW (BASIC SC.) / 111. 1968 MEDI WORLD'S MEDICAL EXAMINATION REVIEW (BASIC SC.) / 112. 1969 GLORIOUS KORAN / PICKTHALL,MARMADUKE, 1992 113. 1970 MANI RAM AGGARWAL GENERAL KNOWLEDGE DIGEST & GEN.STUDIES 114. 1971 EAST, WEST / RUSHDIE,SALMAN, 1994 115. 1972 COMPITION SUCCESS REV. YEAR BOOK 1994 / SACHDEVA,S.K., 1994 116. 1975 A TO Z OF ASTROLOGY / TULLY,MAHAN VIR, 1994 117. 1976 CHEIRO'S BOOK OF FATE & FORTUNE / CHEIRO, 1994 118. 1978 TIMES ATLAS OF THE WORLD / TIMES BOOKS, 1992 119. 1979 LATA MANGESHKAR: A BIOGRAPHY / BHARTAN,RAJU, 1995 120. 1980 INVESTMENT GAME: HOW TO WIN / PARASANA CHANDRA, 1993 121. 1982 MY FROZEN TURBULENCE IN KASHMIR / JAGMOHAN, 1994 122. 1983 ZULFI BUTTO OF PAKISTAN: HIS LIFE & TIMES / WOLPERT,STANLEY, 123. 1984 SHOOTING FROM THE HIP: SELECTED WRITING / SHOBHA,DE, 1994 124. 1985 DR. S.D. SHARMA PRESIDENT OF INDIA: THE ELDULY STATEMENT VERMA,RAJENDRA, 1994 125. 1986 RABINDRANATH TAGORE / GROVER,VERINDER, 1994 126. 1987 NEW CAMBRIDGE HISTORY OF INDIA 11.3 THE SIKH OF THE PUNJAB 127. 1989 SWAMI VIVEKANANDA SELECTED SPEECHES & WRITING / BIMAL PRASAD, 128. 1990 DIRECTORY OF UNIVERSITIES & COLLEGES OF INDIA / BHATIA,S.K., 129. 1992 GLIMPSES OF WORLD HISTORY / NEHRU,JAWAHER LAL, 1994 130. 1993 LAJJA: SHAME / NASRIN,TASLIMA, 1994 131. 1994 FIST OF GOD / FORSYTH,FREDERICK, 1994 132. 1995 GONE WITH THE WIND / RIPLEY,ALEXANDRA, 1991 133. 1996 FREEDOM AT MIDNIGHT / COLLINS,LARRY, 1994 134. 1997 RAJ / MEHTA,GITA, 1990 135. 1998 DISCOVERY OF INDIA / NEHRU,JAWAHAR LAL, 1994 136. 1999 SHRI RAMACHARITA MANASA / TULSIDAS 137. 2000 TRAIN TO PAKISTAN / KHUSHWANT SINGH, 1994 138. 2001 ENCYCLOPAEDIA OF SPORTS AND GAMES / GOEL,R.G., 1994 139. 2002 WE THE NATION: THE LOST DECADES / PALKHIVALA,NANI A., 1994 140. 2003 MEIN KAMPF / HITLER,ADOLF, 2012 141. 2004 INDIAN PHILOSOPHY / RADHAKRISHNAN,S., 1994 142. 2005 INDIAN PHILOSOPHY / RADHAKRISHNAN,S., 1994 143. 2006 READER'S DIGEST COMPLETE GUIDE TO HOME IMPROVEMENTS / READER'S 144. 2007 COMPLETE WORKS OF SWAMI VIVEKANANDA / SWAMI VIVEKANANDA, 1992 145. 2008 COMPLETE WORKS OF SWAMI VIVEKANANDA / SWAMI VIVEKANANDA, 1992 146. 2009 COMPLETE WORKS OF SWAMI VIVEKANANDA / SWAMI VIVEKANANDA, 1992 147.
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    John Carroll University Carroll Collected Theatre Productions Communication & Theatre Arts 4-19-1985 Two By Two Peter Stone Martin Charnin Richard Rodgers Follow this and additional works at: http://collected.jcu.edu/plays Recommended Citation Stone, Peter; Charnin, Martin; and Rodgers, Richard, "Two By Two" (1985). Theatre Productions. 94. http://collected.jcu.edu/plays/94 This Book is brought to you for free and open access by the Communication & Theatre Arts at Carroll Collected. It has been accepted for inclusion in Theatre Productions by an authorized administrator of Carroll Collected. For more information, please contact [email protected]. ~vU,t JoHN CARROLL UNIV'EI\SIIY UTTl£ THEJtrE/i _ Mustc by RICHARD RODGERS Lynes by MARTIN CHARNIN Book by . PETER STONE Based on "The Flou ·ering Peach}} by CLIFFORD ODETS LIBRETTO ~ ® ~rstein ~'Ubmry 598 0\ta.dison cAve. '1\(fw '1'6rk Gity. ~-¥."10022 MARIA LIVERS Sophomore, Psychology major who is a novice to the Little Theatre. She has, however, graced other stages with her apt interpretation of Ghost #2, and Sleeping Beauty. Maria's biggest attribute is her experience with animals. She raises ducks,and does all the animal sound effects for the show. LAURA DIVINE Sophomore, Political Science major who actually enjoys debating and discussing current world problems. Laura's ambition in life is to be a wealthy lawyer, or at least marry one. Laura enjoys doing theatre in her spare time, when it does not conflict with other pressing engagements. KAREN CERANKOWSKI Senior, Economics major, who is no stranger to the theatre. She has done shows at the School of Fine Arts, and Euclid Little Theatre.
  • OLD TESTAMENT Bible Story

    OLD TESTAMENT Bible Story

    OLD TESTAMENT Bible Story STORY TITLE: Noah Builds a Boat BIBLE PASSAGE: Genesis 6:9 - 8:22 KEY POINT: God protects His people COLORING PAGE: Noah's Ark (x6) ACTIVITY: Rockin' Ark; Two-by-Two; Rainbow of Promise Genesis 6:9 - 8:22 Noah Pleases God This is the genealogy of Noah. Noah was a just man, perfect in his generations. Noah walked with God. And Noah begot three sons: Shem, Ham, and Japheth. The earth also was corrupt before God, and the earth was filled with violence. So God looked upon the earth, and indeed it was corrupt; for all flesh had corrupted their way on the earth. The Ark Prepared And God said to Noah, "The end of all flesh has come before Me, for the earth is filled with violence through them; and behold, I will destroy them with the earth. Make yourself an ark of gopherwood; make rooms in the ark, and cover it inside and outside with pitch. And this is how you shall make it: The length of the ark shall be three hundred cubits, its width fifty cubits, and its height thirty cubits. You shall make a window for the ark, and you shall finish it to a cubit from above; and set the door of the ark in its side. You shall make it with lower, second, and third decks. And behold, I Myself am bringing floodwaters on the earth, to destroy from under heaven all flesh in which is the breath of life; everything that is on the earth shall die.
  • PLAYBIL.L 2001 College of Arts and Humanities EASTERN ILLINOIS UNIVERSITY THEATRE James K

    PLAYBIL.L 2001 College of Arts and Humanities EASTERN ILLINOIS UNIVERSITY THEATRE James K

    Eastern Illinois University Doudna Fine Arts Center Charleston, Illinois PLAYBIL.L 2001 College of Arts and Humanities EASTERN ILLINOIS UNIVERSITY THEATRE James K. Johnson, Dean Univers1ty T eatre Staff Recipients of ~'lesents Excellence in Fine Arts Awards Profeseors sponsored by the Clarence P. Blanchette Jerry Eisenhour John T. Oertling, Chair David W. Wolski Newton E. Tarble family Associate ProfeaBQrs Deb Althoff J ennife1· Andrews Two BY Two Karen A. Eisenhour Emily Betz Nicholas Camfield Jean K. Wolski Damm Edwards Caren Evers Bryan Grossbauer Elisabeth Hartrich Assistant Professors Robert Kalmbach Theresa Lipinski B. Christine Joern Michael Papaleo Christopher J. Mitchell Jessica Mahrt Jennifer Pepsnik MeliBBa Reczek Instructors Stacy Sche1f Jeremy Seymow· Robert E. Brooks Book and Lyrics RobertS. Petersen Kate Slavinski ~le Snyders Mary E. Yarbrough Miranda Stone Shawn Thompson by Martin Charnin Sarah Vecchio Christopher Yonke Academic Support Professional J. Sain Music by Soecialiete Richard Rodgers Joeeph L. Allison 'Ibm Hawk Secretary Edna R. Campbell A Theatre Arts Major is resident at EIU which includes concentrations in performance, design, and literature and directing A teacher certification option is available. For additional information call (217) 581-3121 or 581-3219 or visit the main office, FAT 105. EASTERN ILLINOIS UNIVERSITY THEATRE is a member of the Illinois Theatre Association, The Association for Theatre in Higher Education, 7 p.m. • October 24, 25, 26, 27 Mid- America Theatre Conference, and is a participant in Region III of the American College Theatre Festival. & 2 p.m. October 28 VIsit our website at http:/1\'Vww.etu.edu/.... theatre On the Mainstage Doudna Fine Arts Center EAITERN ILL I NOTS U N I V E R S I T y ...