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Stanford M. Adelstein is a major figure in South Dakota business and politics, and Eric Steven Zimmer’s The Question is “Why?“ explains how he succeeded in public life despite being Jewish in a state with a minuscule Jewish... Read More
Environmental policy wonk and sustainability pioneer David W. Orr pulls the proverbial fire alarm on American complacence and apathy in his rousing new polemic, "Dangerous Years". Front and center is the physical reality of climate... Read More
A fictionalized account of the Louisiana Purchase helps us visualize an interesting and complex time in history. The Louisiana Purchase of 1803 involved deft negotiations between the United States, France, and Spain and featured the... Read More
Using skillfully recounted real-life examples, Boyd and Goldenberg show how just about anybody can dramatically increase their number of eureka moments. Conjuring up creativity: could it be possible to produce those eureka moments on a... Read More
There is an undercurrent of emotion running through all the contributions to this work on sexual liberation, but it isn’t enthusiasm for the subject or even optimism for the future of romantic relationships; it’s anger that bubbles... Read More
This is a study of how The New Yorker magazine influenced and was influenced by its readership in the postwar years. It should appeal to the same genteel intellectual crowd that avidly perused (and still peruses) the magazine itself from... Read More