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- The Truth About Making Smart Decisions - by Robert E. Gunther
- The Truth About Confident Presenting - by James O'Rourke
- The Truth About the New Rules of Business Writing - by Natalie Canavor
- Short Guide to Writing About Art, A (10th Edition) (The Short Guide) - by Sylvan Barnet
- Truth About Managing People, The (2nd Edition) - by Stephen P. Robbins
- The Truth About Obamacare - by Sally C. Pipes
- Short Guide to Writing about Film, A (7th Edition) - by Timothy Corrigan
- Short Guide to Writing about Biology, A (7th Edition) - by Jan A. Pechenik
- All You Need to Know About the Music Business: Seventh Edition - by Donald S. Passman
- Talking to Girls About Duran Duran: One Young Man's Quest for True Love and a Cooler Haircut - by Rob Sheffield
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| OP-ED COLUMNIST; Paranoid About Paranoia Last Wednesday, a man named James Lee entered the headquarters of the Discovery Channel with explosives strapped to his body, took three hostages at gunpoint, and waited for his demands to be met. A foe of population growth, Lee had apparently decided that shows like “Kate Plus Eight” and “19 Kids and Counting” were pushing |
| F.Y.I.; Questions About New York Q. Who designed the plantings in the British Garden in Hanover Square, which Queen Elizabeth II formally dedicated on July 6? Was it Prince Charles ? A . No member of the royal family had a hand in deciding what to plant in the garden, Rodney Johnson, vice chairman of the British Memorial Garden Trust , said in an e-mail. However, the |
| FILM; A Documentary About the Pianist Glenn Gould THE virtuoso Canadian pianist Glenn Gould is one of those performers, like James Dean or Maria Callas , whose life and legend nearly overshadow their artistic achievements. But since Gould also insisted on keeping his private life shielded, he would seem to be a particularly elusive and unlikely choice for a documentary film that presumes to call |
| New Documentary About the Journalist Ruth Gruber “YOU have to understand the feelings of the people you’re interviewing,” the veteran journalist Ruth Gruber said recently. Which sounds simple enough, unless the person you’re interviewing is Ruth Gruber. After all, her own subjects have included Holocaust survivors, Arctic explorers, inmates of Stalin’s gulags and |
| Letter: What Is It About 20-Somethings? As I read Robin Marantz Henig’s discussion of 20-somethings, I was struck by the sense that the new life stage she was ascribing to this generation could actually be something that adults of all ages experience today: feeling unstable, struggling with ferocious competition for jobs, wondering if our relationships and finances can go the |
| NATIONAL BRIEFING | SOUTHWEST; Arizona: Governor Admits Error About Beheadings Gov. Jan Brewer says she was wrong when she claimed that headless bodies were turning up in the Arizona desert as part of border-related violence. The governor’s comments in June about border-related violence were raised this week in a debate by her Democratic opponent, Terry Goddard, who said the comments were false and damaging to |
| BUSINESS BRIEFING | FINANCE; H&R Block Dismisses Concerns About Mortgages H&R Block told investors to ignore speculation that it faced a surge in costs tied to its defunct mortgage business. Concern about potential losses tied to buybacks of home loans “is not based on fact,” and reserves to protect the company against claims are adequate, the chief executive, Alan M. Bennett, said Thursday during a |
| Palestinian and Israeli Commentators Pessimistic About Peace JERUSALEM — Palestinian and Israeli commentators were mostly pessimistic on Friday in assessing this week’s meeting of their leaders in Washington. Many described it as political theater — dark suits, cordial handshakes and lofty speeches — offering little chance to end the conflict. Some Israelis focused on the increase in |
| U.S. Fails to Notify Victims About Prison Furloughs WASHINGTON — The federal Bureau of Prisons has long recognized a potential problem with its handling of furloughs of inmates for medical treatment: nobody has the job of notifying crime victims and witnesses that an inmate is being temporarily released. In 2003, the bureau drafted a proposed policy that would require officials to provide such |
| European Central Bank Optimistic About Economy FRANKFURT — The European Central Bank offered a slightly more optimistic view of the euro area’s economy Thursday, but also extended its lifeline to troubled banks in the zone amid signs that the gap in growth between Northern and Southern Europe was growing. Jean-Claude Trichet , the central bank president, said that commercial banks |
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