Wright, Susan

During her long and distinguished career, which developed to its highest level in the deserts of the American Southwest, Georgia O?Keeffe pioneered an artistic style that dominated the art of twentieth-century America. Unique in its organic, abstract expression, her vision and passion identify her as a lifelong master of modern art. With crystalline clarity and a vivid sensuous feeling for both objects and landscapes, O?Keeffe painted life studies that were to distinguish her as an original and adventurous painter. Her studies of flowers, bones, cityscapes, and southwestern landscapes have become some of the most recognizable images in modern art.

Discusses what the government is doing at Area 51 in Las Vegas, Nevada, and examines the different theories about the UFOs that have been sighted there.

A plasma storm threatens Bajor, the wormhole, and Deep Space Nine.

While on a mission to save the planet Lessenar, Lieutenant Worf and his friend Walch emerge as the primary suspects after a murdered alien is found on the U.S.S. Enterprise.

Containing photographs, sidebars, and a glossary, explores the criminal trade and trafficking of weapons of mass destruction.

Presents an overview of the Civil Rights Act of 1964, including information on the issues of racial segregation in the South, the need for civil rights for all Americans, and the development of the Civil Rights movement and its subsequent legislation.