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Joella Jean Mahoney
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Ogden Dunes
Ogden Dunes, incorporated in 1925, is the largest and most residential of the three Porter County lake-front communities established in the 1920s. Although it began as a highly restricted resort community with the largest man-made ski jump in North America, it became a middle-class residential community after 1945. Because of its proximity to Gary and Chicago, Ogden Dunes was also a battleground between the forces that wished to conserve the dunes and those that pushed for industrializing them. Alice Gray, Diana of the Dunes; Dorothy Buell, who led the fight to create a national park; and Dale Messick, the creator of comic strip Brenda Starr: Girl Reporter were important members of the community. Over the years, Ogden Dunes has provided a creative and supportive environment for children and adults, especially those with artistic talents and interests.
Calling Arizona Home
An Arizona newspaper and TV commentator, and veteran of national and state politics, presents a portrait of his home state's history, people, and culture, including interviews with long-time residents of each significant Arizona city and town.
Sedona Verde Valley Art
The jaw-dropping allure of the Sedona Verde Valley is a magnet for celebrated visual artists from around the world. This unforgettable landscape has inspired nearly a century of diverse painting, experimental collage, provocative sculpture and stimulating architecture. Tourists and locals are enamored of the Chapel of the Holy Cross, and the unique and often political art of Jerome continues to evolve. In a captivating exploration of state and regional styles alongside profiles of contemporary masters, author and historian Lili DeBarbieri presents the full story of Sedona art.
Showcase 86
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The Reading Quest
The Reading Quest provides instruction and practice with the fundamental comprehension and vocabulary strategies students need to become effective college readers. The book shows students how to make reading an active process in which their meaningful engagement is key to their learning. The book takes an integrated approach by offering reinforcement and practice of already learned skills in subsequent chapters. The book views reading improvement as an organic process involving the ongoing assimilation of more effective reading habits and the progressive accumulation of new vocabulary and concepts. The book engages students with meaningful content, with practice material being drawn from topics relevant to students' lives and from college disciplines.
Southwest Art
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