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Philip R. Babcock Papers
This collection contains a variety of books, and artifacts from Philip Babcock and his service in WWI. From this collection, Philip kept a book of the 88th Aero Squadron he was a part of, documenting the squadron's role in the war. He also kept the original map he used to plan all his crew's flights.
Sally Beat the odds
This is a story of a young girl growing up who loves sports. when she was twelve years old, she started having problems catching the baseball with her brother, Cooper. Sally continues to excel in school, becomes visually impaired, attends USC, and joins the swim team. This leads her to summer Olympics. Sally has a bicycling adventure with her brother.
Teddy
This is a story about a boy growing into manhood. It describes a way of life of challenges that are before him. One of the challenges involved a preachers daughter, and another was the daughter of his fathers friend while in the service. This high school boy and girl were having a picnic on the river and were nearly captured by three escaped prisoners. This was their first date. With his help, a circus in town provided their facilities for the senior prom and the HS graduation. The preachers daughter and the boy attend different colleges. He graduated from West Point. His friend graduated from Annapolis and was sent to Africa.
Two Bicycles and a Dream
Phill and Anne covered a grand total of 28,872 bicycling miles, traveling through forty-one countries during the three and a half years they spent on the road. Join them and see the world through their eyes - you'll wish this bicycle ride would never end!
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Most vols. have appendices consisting of reports of various State offices.
Higher Education and Intellectual Retrogression
This monograph critically analyses the historical evolution of ideas, perceptions and principles on higher education and unravels a few of its interlinked aspects – content, quality, standard, massification, privatization and commercialization. It presents both original and penetrative critique of neoliberal ideas and policies reigning higher education since World War II. The volume argues that with the proliferation of ‘academic capitalism’ the academic quality of higher education has been inevitably compromised and it has thereby heralded a comprehensive ‘intellectual retrogression’. The book offers a meticulous evaluation of global research reflecting on impeccable evidence of d...
