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GOOD READS New Wardman Collection Showcases Faculty Favorites
The Collection s Paul Kjellberg Philosophy
In tribute to their recent tenure
The Diamond Sutra
faculty files
or promotion, 23 faculty painstakingly
by Red Pine
selected a book to be added to the Wardman
s Lori Camparo
Library permanent collection. Selections
Psychology
ranged from The Diamond Sutra and The
A Century of Developmental
Feynman Lectures on Physics: New Millennium
Psychology
Edition and Don Quijote de la Mancha and
by APA
The Restored Finnegan’s Wake. “In these pages I first discovered literature for myself,” said English professor David Paddy, who chose the work by James Joyce. “I did not understand it and knew I had much to learn, but I got the first impulse that creative reading demanded reach and ambition. “It seemed like a higher form of fun,” he added. Laurel Crump, Director of Wardman Library, came up with the idea of a collection to honor these faculty members and enable them to leave a lasting mark at the College in the form of a favorite book. Librarian Mike Garabedian ’98 was in charge of obtaining the 23 new books and became quite knowledgeable about each tome. “Some were out-of-print, and finding copies of those in good enough shape for the library was more difficult than calling our vendors or jumping on Amazon.com,” he said. “I was struck most by those selections that weren’t related to the professor’s primary research interests.” As an example, he notes that math professors Adam Riskin and Mark Kozek both chose works of literature. “It’s one of the most beautiful books I’ve ever read,” said Riskin of his selection, The Summer Book by Tove Jansson. “Maybe if it’s in the library here someone will find it at just the right time for them.”
s Don Bremme s Glenn Piner
Education & Child Development
Physics & Astronomy
The Cambridge Companion to Vygotsky
The Feynman Lectures on Physics:
edited by Harry Daniels, Michael
New Millennium Edition
Cole, and James Wertsch
by Richard P. Feynman s David Paddy
s Priscilla Bell Chemistry
English Language & Literature
Organotransition Metal Chemistry:
The Restored Finnegan’s Wake
From Bonding to Catalysis
by James Joyce
by John Hartwig
s Doreen O’Connor-Gómez
s Ayesha Shaikh
Modern Languages
Psychology
Don Quijote de la Mancha:
The Talk Book: The Intimate
Alfauara Edition
Science of Communicating in Close
by Miguel Cervantes
Relationships
s Deborah Norden Political Science
by Gerald Goodman and Glenn Esterly s Adrian Riskin
Modernization and Bureaucratic
Mathematics
Authoritarianism
The Summer Book
by Guillermo O’Donnell
by Tove Jansson; translated by
s Laura McEnaney History
Thomas Teal s Rebecca Overmyer-Velazquez
Inspiring Participatory Democracy:
Sociology
Student Movements from Port Huron
Beyond Good and Evil
to Today
by Friedrich Nietzsche
by Tom Hayden s Danny Lozano Music Afro-Cuban Traditional Music and Transculturation by Nolan Warden s Marie-Magdeleine Chirol Modern Languages & Literature French Cinema by Charles Drazin
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