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Softcover print version of The Elements of Academic Success, How to Graduate Magna Cum Laude from College (or how to just graduate, PERIOD!). Outstanding academic guide inspired by the legendary book by Professor William Strunk, Jr. and E. B. White, The Elements of Style. The Elements of Academic Success is 364 pages and features 351 numbered topic sections broken into 10 chapters. It covers everything a student needs to excel in college and in life, and it is written in a dynamic upbeat manner emphasizing the power of a NOT-GOING-TO-BE-DENIED attitude toward school. It is easy to read and use.

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Softcover print version of The Elements of Academic Success, How to Graduate Magna Cum Laude from College (or how to just graduate, PERIOD!). Outstanding academic guide inspired by the legendary book by Professor William Strunk, Jr. and E. B. White, The Elements of Style. The Elements of Academic Success is 364 pages and features 351 numbered topic sections broken into 10 chapters. It covers everything a student needs to excel in college and in life, and it is written in a dynamic upbeat manner emphasizing the power of a NOT-GOING-TO-BE-DENIED attitude toward school. It is easy to read and use.

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Dana D. Eilers now brings her legal education and experience to the Pagan community with this new book. A 1981 cum laude graduate of New England School of Law with a history of private civil practice for 17 years in the states of Missouri and Illinois, Dana has written an informative and educational resource to help Pagans understand the law and how it works. This book touches upon constitutional law, employment discrimination, family law, land use, landlord/tenant issues, and other areas of the law that are of interest to Pagans. It helps you understand your rights as a Pagan. It also provides an overview of the American court system and how it works, with some hints on finding and working with attorneys. Additionally, Dana presents a historical perspective on religion and government so that the modern Pagan can truly appreciate the unique moment in history in which we live.

Eva B. Dykes was the first Black American woman to ever complete the requirements for a Ph.D. degree. She went on to devote her life to service. Book Specs Binding: Paper BackPublisher: RHPAPrinted: 1993Pages: 126 Table of Contents The Challenge Heredity and Heroes Summa Cum Laude A High-class High School School in Washington A Daughter of Howard Lay Leaders Onward to Oakwood Audibility and Academics Where Loveliness Keeps House Accreditation and Europe On Controversial Issues The Setting Sun A Life Beautiful Teachers of Teachers

Phyllis Ott is the artist in residence and beloved icon at the Meher Spiritual Center in Myrtle Beach, SC. She met Meher Baba in India in 1964 where he received her with love and kindness. Phyllis' life has been a varied one. She graduated Cum Laude from Harvard, with majors in Architecture and Philosophy, studied with the renowned abstract expressionist, Hans Hoffman, and went on a lifelong spiritual quest for the source of the Self. Love Bade Me Welcome exposes the triumphs and hardships of Phyllis' life and those she loved. This biography offers never before seen insights and facts about Norman Mailer, who was married to Phyllis' sister, Bea and later became Phyllis' lover. As Phyllis sought out her spiritual quest, she and her third husband, noted artist Lynfield Ott, forged their path together that led them to India, to the feet of the renowned spiritual master, Meher Baba. Because of their long and devoted relationship with Meher Baba, she and her family became the only people to reside at Meher Baba's American ashram, the Meher Spiritual Center in Myrtle Beach, South Carolina. Phyllis still lives at the Center, painting, traveling, and entertaining hundreds of visitors each year.

About the Author: Dr. Evelyn J. Caballero was born in Atok Mines, Itogon Municipality, Benguet Province, Philippines. She was educated in the Philippines and the United States: her elementary and secondary education were at St. Theresa's College in Baguio City; her Bachelor of Arts in Anthropology (Summa Cum Laude) at Silliman University in 1973; her Master of Arts and Ph.D., both in Anthropology, at the University of Hawaii, in 1976 and 1992, respectively. She has participated in archaeological research in the Greater Southwest United States and the Philippines. Her anthropological research has focused on traditional small-scale miners and indigenous people in the Philippines. She is a strong advocate for the recognition of the customary rights of traditional and/or indigenous people and works with several of them at the community level. Her efforts were recognized by the Dalicno-Kankana-ey when they adopted her as "the Daughter of the Kankana-ey Tribe of Dalicno" on 25 March 1994. She is the only person to achieve this honor in this community. Dr. Caballero has worked with the Philippine Department of Environment and Natural Resources and its Mines and Geosciences Bureau and Environmental Management Bureau, non-government organization, the private sector, and international donor agencies on issues that pertain to indigenous people, mining, and forestry. In addition, she is President of Human Environmental Resource Services, Inc.; Fellow of the Society of Applied Anthropology; and teaches at de la Salle University in Manila. She has authored numerous articles and reports, and presented papers at conferences in the Philippines and the United States. She is married to Dr. William E. Reynolds; they have two children, Andrew and Marci. The family recently moved to Cairo, Egypt, where Dr. Reynolds works with USAID.