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A Most Wanted Man by John Le Carré,
Scribner, 2008 - Reviewed by Ulf Goebel
Tightly plotted, and as convoluted in its narrative twists as
any of Le Carré's novels, this latest is perhaps a bit more cranky
than its predecessors, but no less gripping a read.
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Remarkable Creatures: Epic Adventures in the Search
for the Origin of Species by Sean B. Carroll,
Houghton Mifflin Harcourt 2009 - Reviewed by Michael Zimmerman
In this light but thoroughly engaging book, Carroll provides
vignettes of some of the people who have made the most significant
discoveries in the field of evolutionary biology.
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Team Rodent: How Disney Devours the
World by Carl Hiaasen, Ballantine Books 1998 -
Reviewed by J. Rocky Colavito
Disney and its various corporate manifestations are so
entrenched in the public consciousness that they are as
recognizable as other American symbols. But behind the symbols
lurks…
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The Drunkard's Walk: How Randomness Rules Our
Lives by Leonard Mlodinow, Pantheon Books 2008 -
Reviewed by Robert Dale
Against all odds, Leonard Mlodinow has written an enthralling
book about probability and statistics. Informed that he had tested
HIV-positive…
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The Innocent Man by John Grisham, Dell
2007 - Reviewed by Judi Morrel
Known for his fiction, John Grisham has written a compelling
true crime tale that tells the harrowing story of Ron Williamson, a
one-time big league baseball prospect…
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University Marketing Mistakes: 50 Pitfalls to
Avoid by Thomas Hayes and Roy Adler, Council for the
Advancement and Support of Education 2008 - Reviewed by Ed
Kanis
For anyone seeking practical and proven marketing insights and
perspectives, University Marketing Mistakes: 50 Pitfalls to Avoid
is a must read.
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