Vander Hook, Sue

Describes the nature, symptoms, and causes of leukemia, gives a history of its study, and discusses various ways of treating it.

A brief biography of thirty-second President of the United States, Franklin Delano Roosevelt, that chronicles his life, marriage, political career, and physical challenges.

Discusses the early upbringing, education, military training, and political life of Winston Churchill, covering his work as a journalist, participation in WWI as a soldier, and struggle against fascism as Prime Minister during WWII.

Describes Parkinson's disease, including the history of its discovery and profiles of those who survive and cope with it.

Describes the nature, symptoms, and possible causes of epilepsy, gives a history of its study, and discusses its treatment.

Examines how hip-hop music has influenced fashion trends throughout history.

An examination of the Dust Bowl era from 1931 through 1939 that discusses economic, social, political, and medical aspects of the situation, and includes archival photographs.

Details events surrounding the building of the Panama Canal, covering its origins, construction, and function, as well as the transfer of its control from the United States to Panama.

Provides an account of the events of April 15, 1912, when the "Titanic" luxury liner sank in the Atlantic ocean after hitting an iceberg, claiming the lives of approximately 1,200 passengers, describes the boat's construction, launch, and first days at sea, and includes the words of survivors.

Examines the history of the Indiana University basketball program.