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Holy Angel University Angeles City Holy Angel University Angeles City LIBRARY DEPARTMENT NEWLY ACQUIRED LIBRARY MATERIALS College of Arts, Sciences & Education C-Date Title Author Vols. Communication Arts 2009 Film production technique : creating the accomplished image 5th ed Mamer, Bruce 1 2009 Introduction to mass communication : media literacy and culture 5th ed with CD-ROM Baran, Stanley J 1 2009 Media programming : strategies and practices 8thed Eastman, Susan Tyler 1 2008 Alternative digital photography Blair, John G. 1 2008 Appropriation of colonial broadcasting : a history of early radio in the Philippines, 1922-1946 Enriquez, Elizabeth 1 2008 Creative editing 5th ed Bowles, Dorothy A 1 2008 Crime, culture and the media Carrabine, Eamonn 1 2008 Effective speech communication for Filipinos Cabrera, Lucila del Mundo 1 2008 Ethics in journalism 6th ed Smith, Ron F 1 2008 Film art : an introduction 8th ed Bordwell, David 1 2008 Fundamentals of television production 2nd ed Donald, Ralph 1 2008 Movies that matter : a pestschrift in honor of Nicasio D. Cruz, SJ Sarmenta, Severino Jr. R. 1 2008 Object-oriented software engineering Schach, Stephen R. 1 2008 You must remember this : the Warner Bros. story Schickel, Richard 1 2007 Color management for digital photographers for dummies Padova, Ted 1 2007 Copy reading and proofreading for dummies Gilad, Suzanne 1 2007 Effective communication for colleges 10th ed. Brantly, Clarice Pennebaker 1 2007 Kino Philippine-German Cinema relations Baumgartel, Tilman 1 2007 Philippine communication today Maslog, Crispin C 1 2006 Critical readings : violence and the media Weaver, C Kay 1 2006 Digital photography : foundation course Luck, Steve 1 2006 Hands-on guide to webcasting : internet event and AV production Mack, Steve 1 2006 Mass media laws and regulations in the Philippines : annotated compilation 3rd ed. Teodoro, Luis V. 1 2006 McGraw-Hill's proofreading handbook 2nd ed Anderson, Laura 1 2006 New media old media : a history and theory reader Hui Kyon Chun, Wendy 1 2006 Opportunities in writing careers Foote-Smith, Elizabeth 1 2006 The McGraw-Hill desk reference for editors, writers, and proofreaders w/ CD Sullivan, K.D. 1 2005 Opportunities in broadcasting careers Ellis, Elmo I 1 2003 Essential director Tricker, Bob 1 1998 Breaking into television : proven advice from veterans and interns Weaver, Dan 1 1988 Starting from scratch : a different kind of writers' manual Brown, Rita Mae 1 Psychology 2009 A History of psychology : original sources and contemporary research 3rd ed. Benjamin, Ludy Jr. (ed) 1 2009 Attacking faulty reasoning : a practical guide to fallacy 6th ed Damer, T Edward 1 2009 Contemporary moral problems 9th ed White, James E 1 2009 On the philosophy of mind Montero, Barbara 1 2009 Philosophy : an introduction to the art of wondering 10th ed Christian, James L 1 2009 Psychology : modules for active learning 11th ed Coon, Dennis 1 2008 An Introduction to non-classical logic : from if to is 2nd ed. Priest, Graham 1 2008 Aristotle's ethics as first philosophy Baracchi, Claudia 1 2008 Change for the better : self-help through practical psychotherapy 3rd ed McCormick, Elizabeth Wilde 1 2008 Cognitive development and learning in instructional contexts Byrnes, James P 1 2008 Effective helping : interviewing and counseling techniques 7th ed. Okun, Barbara 1 2008 Effective writing in psychology : papers, posters, and presentations Beins, Bernard C 1 2008 Encyclopedia of counseling 3rd ed Rosenthal, Howard 1 2008 Ethics : a pluralistic approach to moral theory 4th ed Hinman, Lawrence M 1 2008 Handbook of research methods in abnormal and clinical psychology Mckay, Dean 1 2008 Handbook of school counseling Coleman, Hardin L K 1 2008 Head and heart management : managing attitudes, beliefs, behaviors and emotions at work Furnham, Adrian 1 2008 Health psychology : topics in applied psychology Abraham, Charles 1 2008 I was wrong : the meanings of apologies Smith, Nick 1 2008 Introvert power : why your inner life is your hidden strength Helgoe, Laurie 1 2008 Invitation to critical thinking Rudinow, Joel 1 2008 Life coach : 10 inspirational steps to transform your life Lionnet, Annie 1 2008 Managerial psychology vol 1-3 Altman, Yochanan 3 2008 On exentialism Tanzer, Mark 1 2008 Perfect phrases for dealing with difficult situations at work : hundreds of ready-to-use phrases for comingBenjamin, out on Susantop even F in the toughest office 1 conditions 2008 Personality enrichment program work book Pedrajas, Teresita P 1 2008 Reasons and responsibility : readings in some basic problems of philosophy Feinberg, Joel 1 2008 Research design in counseling 3ded Heppner, P Paul 1 2008 Research in psychology methods and design Goodwin, C James 1 2008 Roots of wisdom 5th ed Mitchell, Helen Buss 1 2008 Sport and exercise psychology Lane, Andy 1 2008 Teach yourself ethical living 1 2008 The ADD and ADHD cure : the natural way to treat hyperactivity and refocus your child Gordon, Jay 1 2008 The art of life Bauman, Zygmunt 1 2008 The Elements of social scientific thinking 9the ed Hoover, Kenneth 1 2008 The normal personality : a new way of thinking about people Reiss, Steven 1 2008 The Reflective school counselor's guide to practitioner research : skills and strategies for inquiry Brooks-McNamara, Vicki 1 2008 Theories of personality 9th ed Ryckman, Richard M 1 2008 Understanding events : from perception to action Shipley, Thomas (ed) 1 2008 Uses of Psychological tests De Jesus, Evangeline M 1 2007 7 secrets to real freedom : how to stop hidden addictions and achieve great success Sanchez, Bo 1 2007 Become a better you Lapiz, Ed 1 2007 Becoming a community counselor : personal and professional explorations Staton, A Renee 1 2007 Building a winning career in a technical profession : 20 strategies for success after college Goetsch, David L 1 2007 Career information, career counseling and career development 9th ed Brown, Duane 1 2007 Counselling Milne, Aileen 1 2007 Family guy and philosophy : a cure for the petarded 1 2007 Group dynamics for teams 2nd ed Levi, Daniel 1 2007 Hobbes's Leviathan : reader's guide Johnson Bagby, Laurie M 1 2007 Kids of character : a guide to promoting moral development Shumaker, David M 1 2007 School counselor accountability : a measure of students success Stone, Carolyn B 1 2007 Sequential images Wigan, Mark 1 2007 Spinoza's ethics Cook, Thomas 1 2007 Spiritual and moral development in schools West-Burnham, John 1 2007 The Art of war for women : Sun Tzu's strategies and wisdom for winning at work Chin-Ning, Chu 1 2007 The Praeger handbook on stress and coping vol 1&2 Monat, Alan 2 2006 For faith and clarity : philosophical contributions to Christian theology Beilby, James K 1 2006 Handbook of child psychology 6th ed Lerner, Richard M 4 2006 Handbook of implicit cognition and addiction Wiers, Reinout W 1 2006 Logic the art of reasoning 4th ed Santiago, Alma Salvador 3 2005 Understanding dreams Roland, Paul 1 2004 Counseling the procrastinator in academic settings 1 2004 Identifying and treating youth who sexually offered : current approaches techniques and research Geffner, Robert 1 2004 The 7 habits of highly effective people : powerful lessons in personal change : restoring the character Covey,ethic Stephen R 1 2001 My own worst enemy : overcoming nineteen ways we defeat ourselves Nelson, Alan 1 2000 Cultures of ageing : self, citizen and the body Gilleard, Chris 1 1999 7 ways to build a better you Shepherd, Sheri Rose 1 1999 General psychology : textbook and manual The, Lota A. (ed) 1 1997 Career directions 3rd ed Yena, Donna J 1 1995 Logic and contemporary rhetoric : the use of reason in everyday life 7th ed. Kahane, Howard 1 1995 The Anxiety and phobia workbook : a step-by-step program for curing yourself of extreme anxiety, panicBourne, attacks, Edmund and phobias J. rev. 2nd ed. 1 1994 Dealing with people you can't stand : how to bring out the best in people at their worst Brinkman, Rick 1 1994 Psychoanalysis, feminism, and the future of gender Smith, Joseph H. (ed) 1 1993 Personality : theory and research 6th ed. Pervin, Lawrence A. 1 1992 Seldom seen, rarely heard : women's place in psychology Bohan, Janis S 1 1992 Women's work and women's lives : the continuing struggle worldwide Kahne, Hilda 1 1991 Who cares for the elderly : public policy and the experiences of adult daughters Abel, Emily K 1 1990 Adult children of alcoholics Woititz, Janet Geringer (ed) 1 English 2009 Portable legacies : fiction, poetry, drama, nonfiction Schmidt, Jan Zlotnik 1 2009 Technical writing : principles, strategies, and readings Reep, Diana C 1 2008 600 essential words for the TOEIC 3rd ed with 2 audio CDs Loughheed, Lin 1 2008 Diagnosis and correction of reading problems Morris, Darrell 1 2008 Effective college reading Lee, Gek Ling 1 2008 In samarkand : poems & verseliterations Aquino, Cesar Ruiz 1 2008 Menage filipinescas : a play in three acts Lim, Paulino Jr. 1 2008 More than 100 brain-friendly tools and strategies for literacy instruction Perez, Kathy 1 2008 Passages : selected travel essays Hidalgo, Cristina Pantoja 1 2008 Perfect phrases for college application essays : hundred of ready-to-use phrases to write a compellingBender, essay andSheila catch the attention of an 1 admissions committee 2008 Perfect phrases for meetings : hundred of ready-to-use phrases to get your message across and advanceDebelak, your Don career 1 2008 Plays for the theatre : a drama anthology 9th ed Brockett, Oscar G 1 2008 Poetika/Politika : tinipong mga tula Lumbera, Bienvenido 1 2008 Quarens=Searchings=Paghahanap : Filipino essays in medieval studies Miroy, Jovino G. (ed) 1 2008 Reel world learning : integrating media in the English language classroom Choo, Suzanne 1 2008 Stories from another time Bautista, Benjamin 1 2008 The greenwood library of World folktales : stories from the great collections Green, Thomas A 4 2008 The Other empire : literary views of Japan from the Philippines, Singapore, and Malaysia Klein, Ronald D.
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