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10 Crazy Plays presents a humorous and nostalgic picture of a college student's loves, labors, and losses in the turbulent late 1960s. Each play is designed to be produced and performed in one act. These plays would be rated somewhere between PG and R, depending on the immaturity of the adult reading or acting or watching it. I know I am. If you don't laugh your socks off, there's no hope for either of us, or for the future of our country.
This fictional biography of many baby boomers during the Vietnam era, tells the life story of the character Bob Bacharach, who dodges the draft by joining a Peace Corps program and is nearly killed in the process.
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This step-by-step guide helps educators to master a simple method for writing open-ended questions and use them to assess student progress. Examples throughout the text illustrate the method, which encourages higher-level thinking and allows for a variety of responses from students at all levels of experience.
An innovative guidebook that takes you beyond the usual assessment buzzwords to an understanding of why educators are searching for alternatives to standard assessment procedures.
Richard Leonards Snapshots in Prose is a collectors album of evocative tales about Jamie Lachlans coming of age in mid-20th-century New York when the city was the world of neighborhood movie palaces and black-and-white television, old people leaning on windowsills above and children playing on streets below, and teenagers sitting on stoops and car fenders, listening to rock and roll on transistor radios. Growing up on the East Side of Manhattan, Jamie was a daycare runaway and bullied first-grade brawler, Saturday morning movie cowboy and World War II warrior, Central Park rowboat pirate and traffic-stopping horseback rider When Jamie was a teenager, he was a fire-escape gymnast and condemned-building explorer, Holy Ghost slow dancer and Chubby Checker twister, redeemed classroom daydreamer and infamous catechism sinner And in 1965, nineteen-year-old Jamie Lachlan went steady with eighteen-year-old Maddy Ferrara and fell in love.
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