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The Economics of Poverty
The goal of this introductory economics textbook is to use economic analysis to determine the causes and solutions to one of the United States' most vexing social problems—poverty. Using examples of orthodox and heterodox economic theories, The Economics of Poverty fills a gap in the traditional discussion around poverty, focusing on how our economy contributes to and can solve the problem of poverty. Unlike many Economics textbooks, this book is written in plain language that welcomes readers into the complex conversation about poverty. Relying on current data and helpful graphs and charts, The Economics of Poverty provides students with a lens through which to view the complexities of poverty as a social problem with economic roots. This in-depth exploration of two major economic theories’ response to poverty models the behavior of actual economists, who must do more than just crunch the numbers in their search for answers. Students learn how to think like an economist and use the common toolset from a friendly voice.
Jack McKinney's Tales from Saint Joseph's Hardwood
With a foreword by current coach Phil Martelli, Tales from Saint Joseph's Hardwood: The Hawk Will Never Die recounts the storied history of St. Joe's basketball through the eyes and eras of its great coaches. Hawk Hall of Fame coach (and former NBA Coach of the Year) Jack McKinney studs the fast-moving account with poignant and humorous anecdotes. Jack and author Bob Gordon interview hundreds of former and current players, coaches, Hawk mascots, and fans who add a trove of zippy Hawk lore. There's a lot of lore. St. Joe's has competed in parts of 11 decades standing toe to toe with all the big guys of college hoops. The Hawks have tumbled many a Goliath in chalking up over 1000 wins--more wi...
Seeing Home: The Ed Lucas Story
Incredibly inspiring and uplifting, this extraordinary true story of the beloved Emmy-winning blind broadcaster, which is soon to be a major motion picture, shows how he refused to let his disability prevent him from achieving his dreams to become the first blind person to cover baseball on a regular basis.
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The Council of State Governments State Directory
Arranged by state, this volume contains the elected officials from all three branches of state government, including the offices of governor, lt. governor, secretary of state, attorney general, treasurer, auditor, supreme court justice, as well as every state legislator.
State Directory: Directory II: Legislative Leadership, Committees & Staff
Arranged by legislative committee, this volume contains the contact information for chairs and vice chairs of key committees including agriculture, budget/appropriations, corrections, education/libraries, environment, health, human services, public safety/homeland security and transportation.
Palestra Pandemonium
The most famous basketball tournament in the history of college basketball is the Big Five. And the Big Five was played in the most hallowed halls of college play: the Palestra. Now, for the first time, a complete story of this Philadelphia rivalry is revealed. Robert Lyons offers the story of the Big Five from its very beginnings in 1955. At that time, many of the Big Five schools—La Salle University, University of Pennsylvania, St. Joseph's University, Temple University and Villanova University—weren't even talking to each other, and everyone predicted the tournament would end before it began. Conducting interviews with coaches and players—including famed Temple coach Harry Litwack's...
