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A comprehensive study of the works of celebrated American poet Louise Gluck, discussing the themes and tones of her poetry by comparing it to her earlier works.

Contains essays in which the authors provide their assessments of the work of Pulitzer Prize-winning poet Louise Gl?ck, the 2003-2004 U.S. poet laureate.

Profiles the life of William Bradley, a Princeton University Rhodes Scholar and NBA All-Star who was a successful basketball player for the New York Knicks before becoming a United States Senator.

A collection of interviews between celebrated novelist Michael Ondaatje and film and sound editor Walter Murch.

Describes the Solidarity movement in Poland, a sixteen-month-old struggle by the independent trade union movement and its worker leader, Lech Walesa.

Examines Poland's history, with particular emphasis on the role of Lech Walesa, the former labor leader who was elected president in 1990.

Traces the life of the Polish union organizer who was instrumental in gaining government recognition for Solidarity, an organization of local unions, and who won the l983 Nobel Peace Prize.

Homer Hickam chronicles the events that took place during his senior year in his hometown of Coalwood, West Virginia.

Contains ten essays in which former basketball player and senator Bill Bradley reflects on the qualities that separate winners from losers, focusing on the importance of shared values among team members; and includes photographs of players, coaches, and classic games in NBA history.