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1 T028 New Holdings List from 09/01/2011 to 09/30/2011 at VCCEA October 2, 2011 Page: 1 T028 New Holdings List from 09/01/2011 to 09/30/2011 at VCCEA Call Number Title Author Date ------------------------------ ------------------------------------------------------------ -------------------- ------------ BF1028.5.U6 B34 2010 Paranormal America : ghost encounters, UFO sightings, Bigfoo Bader, Christopher D c2010. BF1078.F72 2010 The interpretation of dreams : the illustrated edition / Freud, Sigmund, 1856 c2010. BF121.B849 2011 Psychology / Butler, Gillian, 194 2011. BF1573.G36 2010 Witchcraft in early North America / Games, Alison, 1963- c2010. BF242.P47 2010 In your face : the new science of human attraction / Perrett, David, 1954 2010. BF408.R5154 2010 Sudden genius? : the gradual path to creative breakthroughs Robinson, Andrew, 19 2010. BF431.D86 2010 How intelligence happens / Duncan, John, Dr. c2010. BF575.P9 J29 2011 The psychology of prejudice : from attitudes to social actio Jackson, Lynne M. c2011. BF692.L476 2011 Gay, straight, and the reason why : the science of sexual or LeVay, Simon. 2011. BJ1470.5.C87 2010 Starstruck : the business of celebrity / Currid-Halkett, Eliz 2010. BL1060.S64 2011 Religions of the ancient Near East / Snell, Daniel C. 2011. BL314.F44 2011 Mythology in the Middle Ages : heroic tales of monsters, mag Fee, Christopher R. c2011. BR526.W53 2011 Onward Christian soldiers? : the religious right in American Wilcox, Clyde, 1953- c2011. CB351.F68513 2010 The axe and the oath : ordinary life in the Middle Ages / Fossier, Robert. c2010. CD PA2087.5.W44 M5 2006 Readings from Wheelock's Latin [sound recording] / Miner, Mark Robert. c2006. D431.J65 2010 Victorious insurgencies : four rebellions that shaped our wo Joes, Anthony James. c2010. D639.N4 W497 2010 Torchbearers of democracy : African American soldiers and th Williams, Chad Louis c2010. D804.348.S763 2010 Histories of the Holocaust / Stone, Dan, 1971- 2010. DA910.B375 2010 Ireland : a history / Bartlett, Thomas. 2010. DD256.5.B3916 2009 War & genocide : a concise history of the Holocaust / Bergen, Doris L. c2009. DF229.L46 2010 Song of wrath : the Peloponnesian War begins / Lendon, J. E. c2010. DF233.8.P59 G33 2010 Philip II of Macedonia : greater than Alexander / Gabriel, Richard A. c2010. DG260.A6 G65 2010 Antony and Cleopatra / Goldsworthy, Adrian 2010. DG277.S83 2011 The Caesars / Suetonius, ca. 69-ca c2011. DG279.L48 2010 The Romans in the age of Augustus / Lintott, A. W. (Andr 2010. DG315.S74 2010 Constantine : Roman emperor, Christian victor / Stephenson, Paul. 2010. DK502.7.K37 2010 A history of the Baltic states / Kasekamp, Andres, 19 2010. DR1776.2.M37 2010 Sarajevo : a Bosnian kaleidoscope / Markowitz, Fran. c2010. DS36.7.Z64 2010 Arab voices : what they are saying to us, and why it matters Zogby, James J. 2010. DS509.5.H66 C48 2010 An introduction to Hmong culture / Cha, Ya Po, 1968- c2010. DS827.D34 J37 1988 Japan : the shaping of Daimyo culture, 1185-1868 / c1988. DT346.S7 Z96 2010 Western Sahara : war, nationalism, and conflict irresolution Zunes, Stephen. 2010. DT61.E3335 2010 Egyptian archaeology / 2010. DVD DT61.E39 2002 Egypt [videorecording] : quest for eternity / c2002. DVD E332.T46 2008 Thomas Jefferson [videorecording (DVD)] : philosopher of fre 2008. DVD GV1624.7.A34 2008 Dance Black America [videorecording] : [a festival of modern [2008], c198 DVD GV1790.N88 G46 1997 George Balanchine's The nutcracker [videorecording] / c1997. DVD PN1995.9.F67 C66 2006 The conformist [videorecording] / Conformista (Motion c2006. DVD PN1995.9.F67 O78 2002 8 1/2 [videorecording] / Otto e mezzo (Motion c2002. DVD PN1995.9.I48 S66 2011 Smoke signals [videorecording] / Smoke signals (Motio c2011. DVD PN1995.9.S87 A444 2008 Alfred Hitchock's Psycho [videorecording] / [2008]. DVD PS3511.A86 B25 2004 William Faulkner's Barn burning [videorecording] / c2004. DVD Q125.B947 2009 The day the universe changed [videorecording] / c2009. DVD QH367.D27 2009 Darwin's dangerous idea [videorecording] / [2009]. DVD RJ506.H9 A343 2006 ADHD [videorecording] : what do we know? / [2006], c199 October 2, 2011 Page: 2 T028 New Holdings List from 09/01/2011 to 09/30/2011 at VCCEA Call Number Title Author Date ------------------------------ ------------------------------------------------------------ -------------------- ------------ E175.9.L46 2010 The whites of their eyes : the Tea Party's revolution and th Lepore, Jill, 1966- c2010. E176.2.C37 2010 First ladies : from Martha Washington to Michelle Obama / Caroli, Betty Boyd. 2010. E184.M5 F74 2010 Running the border gauntlet : the Mexican migrant controvers French, Laurence, 19 c2010. E185.61.V35 2010 Living with Jim Crow : African American women and memories o Valk, Anne M., 1964- 2010. E208.R167 2010 Revolutionaries : a new history of the invention of America Rakove, Jack N., 194 2010. E302.6.F8 D848 2010 Benjamin Franklin and the American Revolution / Dull, Jonathan R., 1 c2010. E330.S53 2010 The deadlocked election of 1800 : Jefferson, Burr, and the u Sharp, James Roger, c2010. E837.7.K35 2010 Kennedy v. Nixon : the presidential election of 1960 / Kallina, Edmund F. ( c2010. E99.N3 P378 2010 Yellow dirt : an American story of a poisoned land and a peo Pasternak, Judy, 195 2010. E99.O3 C7255 2010 The killing of Crazy Horse / Powers, Thomas, 1940 c2010. F12.C7 J34 2010 A new nation of goods : the material culture of early Americ Jaffee, David. c2010. F1219.1.M5 O4713 1990 Treasures of the Great Temple / Matos Moctezuma, Edu 1990. F1219.8.O56 O465 2010 Olmec : colossal masterworks of ancient Mexico / c2010. F204.W5 L87 2011 The Black history of the White House / Lusane, Clarence, 19 c2011. G1021.G43283 2010 Oxford atlas of the world / George Philip & Son. c2010. GC1221.S24 2011 A sea in flames : the Deepwater Horizon oil blowout / Safina, Carl, 1955- c2011. GE60.S33 2012 Paint your career green : get a green job without starting o Schatt, Stanley. c2012. GT507.C86 2010 The dictionary of fashion history / Cumming, Valerie. 2010. GV1043.7.C9 2010 Cycling : philosophy for everyone : a philosophical tour de 2010. GV1787.H58 2010 Apollo's angels : a history of ballet / Homans, Jennifer. c2010. GV1853.3.F62 C978 2010 Cypress Gardens, America's tropical wonderland : how Dick Po Vickers, Lu. c2010. HC110.P63 G54 2010 Launching the war on poverty : an oral history / Gillette, Michael L. 2010. HC430.C6 G469 2010 As China goes, so goes the world : how Chinese consumers are Gerth, Karl, 1966- 2010. HC79.I5 M547 2011 The haves and the have-nots : a brief and idiosyncratic hist Milanovic, Branko. c2011. HD1527.F6 G53 2011 Fields of resistance : the struggle of Florida's farmworkers Giagnoni, Silvia. 2011. HD45.M313 2009 The future arrived yesterday : the rise of the protean corpo Malone, Michael S. ( c2009. HD4605.S74 2010 The people's agents and the battle to protect the American p Steinzor, Rena. 2010. HD4870.U6 F78 2010 Serving country and community : who benefits from national s Frumkin, Peter. 2010. HD4905.D46 2011 You've got to be kidding! : how to keep your job without los DeMars, Nan. 2011. HD5708.B38 2011 Eliminated! Now what? : finding your way from job-loss crisi Baur, Jean, 1946- c2011. HD7293.B75 2010 Moving to Opportunity : the story of an American experiment Briggs, Xavier de So 2010. HD9696.8.U64 G56 2011 I'm feeling lucky : the confessions of Google employee numbe Edwards, Douglas, 19 2011. HE206.2.L47 2010 Too big to fall : America's failing infrastructure and the w LePatner, Barry B. c2010. HF5381.D497 2011 Dig this gig : find your dream job - or invent it / Dodd, Laura. c2011. HF5383.M335 2011 The google resume : how to prepare for a career and land a j McDowell, Gayle Laak 2011. HF5383.S25 2011 Step-by-step resumes : build an outstanding resume in 10 eas Salvador, Evelyn U., c2011. HF54.56.P47 2011 Research on Main Street : using the Web to find local busine Phelps, Marcy, 1950- c2011. HF5415.1265.M555 2011 The ultimate web marketing guide / Miller, Michael, 195 c2011. HF5415.2.H7775 2011 Pulse : the new science of harnessing Internet buzz to track Hubbard, Douglas W., c2011. HF5718.G55 2011 Great on the job : what to say, how to say it : the secrets Glickman, Jodi. 2011. HF5718.G7482 2011 How to say it : be indispensable at work : winning words and Griffin, Jack. 2011. HF5726.W55 2010 The AMA handbook of business writing : the ultimate guide to Wilson, K. (Kevin), c2010. HF5823.B438 2011 Ads, fads, and consumer culture : advertising's impact on Am Berger, Arthur Asa, c2011. HG2040.5.U5 G83 2011 Guaranteed to fail : Fannie Mae, Freddie Mac, and the debacl c2011. HG3752.5.W55 2011 Fight back against unfair debt collection practices : know y Williams, Fred O., 1 c2011. October 2, 2011 Page: 3 T028 New Holdings List from 09/01/2011 to 09/30/2011 at VCCEA Call Number Title Author Date ------------------------------ ------------------------------------------------------------ -------------------- ------------ HN18.3.E47 2010 Humanity on a tightrope : thoughts on empathy, family, and b Ehrlich, Paul R. c2010. HN25.H34 2010 The hidden wealth of nations / Halpern, David (Davi 2010. HQ536.C7575 2010 Counted out : same-sex relations and Americans' definitions c2010. HQ759.A436 2010 The monster within : the hidden side of motherhood / Almond, Barbara. c2010. HQ76.8.U5 M97 2002 Courting justice : gay men and lesbians v. the Supreme Court Murdoch, Joyce. 2002, c2001. HQ76.M87 2010 Not in this family : gays and the meaning of kinship in post Murray, Heather A. A c2010. 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