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Newly Added Materials in the Libraries June - July 2017 Newly Added Materials In the Libraries June - July 2017 Call Number Author Title Publisher Enum Publication Date Archives ARCHIVES. HM477.M34 Loukili, Ahmed. Exploration of factors influencing soceo-economic 2016 L68 2016 [sic] development in Arab countries / ARCHIVES. JA88.I32 R36 Ramirez, Daniel R. National and international development dynamics : 2016 2016 (Daniel Ruperto). a synthesis of development efforts across the USDA and the USAID / ARCHIVES. LB1027 .C96 Curry, Michael C. Role and responsibility priorities of the 2016 2016 (Michael Colin). superintendent/principal as perceived by board presidents, teachers' union presidents, and superintendent/pr ARCHIVES. LB1027 .H466 Hildebrand-Veile, Donna Rural school achievement : a study of 2016 2016 L. (Donna Leigh). mathematics, grades 3-8 / ARCHIVES. LB1027 .H467 Hill, Jon D. Perceptions of the school administrators of Iowa's 2016 2016 principal mentoring and induction program / ARCHIVES. LB1027 .K51 Kilver, Carol L. (Carol Impact of student teaching on the preservice 2016 2016 Lynn). teacher / ARCHIVES. LB1027 .K637 Koenig, Georgianna L. Coaching principals to improve teaching and 2016 2016 (Georgianna Lee). learning through the Iowa administrator evaluation process : perceptions of superintendents and principals ARCHIVES. LB1027 .L614 Loftin, Michael W. Implicit theories and leadership behaviors of Illinois 2016 2016 (Michael William). principals / ARCHIVES. LB1027 .M378 McDermott, Patrick J. Relationship between physical fitness and 2016 2016 (Patrick James). wellness, and the executive function of Illinois school business officials / ARCHIVES. LB1027 .R47 Reiley, Darrick A. Teacher and administrator beliefs and 2016 2016 (Darrick Allan). implementation of formative assessments in grades K-8 / ARCHIVES. LB1027 .T755 Trimberger, Eric M. (Eric Effect of property tax refunds on student 2016 2016 Mathew). performance in Illinois school districts / ARCHIVES. LD5941.W45 Mertens, Jim. Cities. WQPT, Quad Cities PBS 2011 C57 no.110 ; production facilities: Fusion Communications, Wednesday, August 16, 2017 Page 1 of 39 Call Number Author Title Publisher Enum Publication Date ARCHIVES. LD5941.W45 Mertens, Jim. Cities. WQPT, Quad Cities PBS 2011 C57 no.111 ; production facilities: Fusion Communications, ARCHIVES. LD5941.W45 Mertens, Jim. Cities. WQPT, Quad Cities PBS 2011 C57 no.112 ; production facilities: Fusion Communications, ARCHIVES. LD5941.W45 Mertens, Jim. Cities. WQPT, Quad Cities PBS 2011 C57 no.113 ; production facilities: Fusion Communications, ARCHIVES. LD5941.W45 Mertens, Jim. Cities. WQPT, Quad Cities PBS 2011 C57 no.114 ; production facilities: Fusion Communications, ARCHIVES. M1684.S2 A33 Adair, Douglas E., 1953- Porto da barra Pôr do sol show / Hot Dougie's 2016 P67 2016 Rendezvous, ARCHIVES. M2191.C5 W47 Westbrook Singers Westbrook Singers Christmas Special WQPT, Quad Cities PBS 2011 2011 ; production facilities: Fusion Communications, ARCHIVES. M2198 .W47 Westbrook Singers Westbrook Singers Gospel WQPT, Quad Cities PBS 2012 2012 ; production facilities: Fusion Communications, ARCHIVES. NX163.W45 Artists in Profile. WQPT, Quad Cities PBS 2012 A77 no.102 ; production facilities: Fusion Communications, ARCHIVES. NX163.W45 Artists in Profile. WQPT, Quad Cities PBS 2012 A77 no.103 ; production facilities: Fusion Communications, ARCHIVES. NX163.W45 Artists in Profile. WQPT, Quad Cities PBS 2012 A77 no.104 ; production facilities: Fusion Communications, ARCHIVES. NX163.W45 Artists in Profile. WQPT, Quad Cities PBS 2012 A77 no.104A ; production facilities: Fusion Communications, ARCHIVES. NX163.W45 Artists in Profile. WQPT, Quad Cities PBS 2012 A77 no.106 ; production facilities: Fusion Communications, ARCHIVES. NX163.W45 New Year's Eve Music Special WQPT, Quad Cities PBS 2012 A77 NYE 2012 ; production facilities: Fusion Communications, ARCHIVES. PS3616.A873 Patrick, Jim, Stars : Our overall winners Autopscot Press, 2016 N36 v.1 ARCHIVES. QC30 .H355 Halbe, Daniel M. Molecular maser flares in the high-mass star- 2016 2016 forming region IRAS 18566+0408 / Wednesday, August 16, 2017 Page 2 of 39 Call Number Author Title Publisher Enum Publication Date ARCHIVES. QD18.M34 K65 Kolluru, Lalitha D. Carbon-carbon bond forming reactions by 2016 2016 (Lalitha Deepthi). detelluration / ARCHIVES. QD18.M34 M33 Madkhali, Marwah M. Improving the accuracy of PM3 and PM6 caculated 2016 2016 (Marwah Mohammed). [sic] electronic property results by parameterization and a OSAR using PM7 / ARCHIVES. QH320.M34 Cuthbert, Samantha A. Impact of Neisseria gonorrhoeae mutations on 2016 C88 2016 (Samantha Ann). bacterial interactions with the innate human immune system / ARCHIVES. QH320.M34 Helms, Hannah K. Single-standing wind turbines impact bat 2016 H45 2016 (Hannah Kay). populations during low nocturnal wind speeds and fall migration periods / ARCHIVES. QH320.M34 Ndinga Muniania, Cedric. Seasonal variation and potential roles of dark 2016 N35 2016 septate fungi in an arid grassland / ARCHIVES. QH320.M34 Paudyal, Sangya. Identification of fungal communities in root nodules 2016 P38 2016 of Glycine max / ARCHIVES. QH320.M34 Torres Cruz, Terry J. Bifiguratus adelaidae gen. nov., sp. nov., a new 2016 T67 2016 (Terry Jarianna). lineage of Mucoromycotina with endophytic and soil- dwelling strains / ARCHIVES. QP303 .T745 Trivedi, Priyanka. Lower extremity fatigue and throwing performance / 2016 2016 Curr Lib Teaching Aid CURRLIB.TA. 701.85 L438sc Splash of color! : magnetic sorting set. Learning Resources, 2012 Inc., Curriculum Library Games CURRLIB.GA. 372.41 Pop for word families. Learning Resources, 2017 L438pw CURRLIB.GA. 372.465 Pop for blends. Learning Resources, 200u L438pb CURRLIB.GA. 372.6 L438am Alphabet marks the spot floor game. Learning Resources, 2000 Inc., CURRLIB.GA. 513.2 E24ss Shelby's snack shack game : a counting bone- Educational Insights, 2013 anza!. CURRLIB.GA. 513.21 Pop for addition & subtraction. Learning Resources, 2011 L438pa Curriculum Library Stacks CURRLIB. 001.94 A112aa Young investigator's guide to ancient aliens / Roaring Brook Press, 2015 Wednesday, August 16, 2017 Page 3 of 39 Call Number Author Title Publisher Enum Publication Date CURRLIB. 028.5 A339gn Alborozo, 1972- Good night, firefly / Henry Holt and 2015 Company, CURRLIB. 028.5 A646wo Appelt, Kathi, 1954- When Otis courted Mama / Houghton Mifflin 2015 Harcourt, CURRLIB. 028.5 A812cr Asch, Frank, I can roar / Kids Can Press, 2015 CURRLIB. 028.5 A966ts Thomas and the school trip / Random House, 1993 CURRLIB. 028.5 B155ss Bailey, Linda, 1948- Stanley at school / Kids Can Press, 2015 CURRLIB. 028.5 B216ws Bang, Molly, When Sophie's feelings are really, really hurt / The Blue Sky Press, an 2015 imprint of Scholastic Inc., CURRLIB. 028.5 B218mm Banks, Kate, 1960- Max's math / Frances Foster Books, 2015 Farrar Straus Giroux, CURRLIB. 028.5 B379cr Beaumont, Karen. Crybaby / Henry Holt and 2015 Company, CURRLIB. 028.5 B379wu Beaumont, Karen. Wild about us! / Houghton Mifflin 2015 Harcourt, CURRLIB. 028.5 B395qu Becker, Aaron, 1974- Quest. Candlewick Press, 2014 CURRLIB. 028.5 B414ws Bee, William, Worst in show / Candlewick Press, 2015 CURRLIB. 028.5 B496sf Berger, Samantha. Snoozefest at the Nuzzledome / Dial Books for Young 2015 Readers, an imprint of Penguin Group (USA) LLC, CURRLIB. 028.5 B561bf Best, Cari. My three best friends and me, Zulay / Margaret Ferguson 2015 Books, Farrar Straus Giroux, CURRLIB. 028.5 B655bd Bloom, Suzanne, 1950- Bear can dance! / Boyds Mills Press, an 2015 imprint of Highlights, CURRLIB. 028.5 B786ll Bowes, Lisa, 1966- Lucy tries luge / Orca Book Publishers, 2015 CURRLIB. 028.5 B811hh Bradley, Sandra, Henry Holton takes the ice / Dial Books for Young 2015 Readers, an imprint of Penguin Group (USA) Inc., CURRLIB. 028.5 B825aa Braun, Sebastien, Arf! 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Putnam's Sons, 2017 1957- CURRLIB. 028.5 C626bt Clement, Nathan, 1966- Big tractor / Boyds Mills Press, an 2015 imprint of Highlights, CURRLIB. 028.5 C626gl Clements, Andrew, 1949- Because your grandparents love you / Clarion Books, Houghton 2015 Mifflin Harcourt, CURRLIB. 028.5 C686bf Colby, Rebecca, 1968- It's raining bats & frogs / Feiwel & Friends, an 2015 imprint of Macmillan, CURRLIB. 028.5 C867ch Cousins, Lucy, Count with Maisy, cheep, cheep, cheep! / Candlewick Press, 2015 CURRLIB. 028.5 D131bb Dahl, Michael, Bedtime for Batman / Capstone Young 2016 Readers, a Capstone imprint, CURRLIB. 028.5 D131bs Dahl, Michael, Be a star, Wonder Woman! / Capstone Young 2017 Readers, CURRLIB. 028.5 D131gm Dahl, Michael, Good morning, Superman / Capstone Young 2017 Readers, a Capstone Imprint, CURRLIB. 028.5 D256bd Davies, Matt (Matthew Ben draws trouble / Roaring Brook Press, 2015 Keiland Parry), 1966- CURRLIB. 028.5
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