statistics

Discusses the issues that relate to the students and teachers in the mathematical science departments in colleges and universities in the United States.

Presents sports reference information from ESPN, including essays and analysis from top ESPN personalities, statistics, photographs and tables, lists of records and champions in various sports, and a recap of the 2003 World Series and the Women's World Cup.

Features essays, player profiles, and statistics for the 1997 sports year, including information on motor sports, figure skating, and the Olympics.

Nearly 1,000 statistical graphs, tables, and lists taken from a variety of sources are arranged in 19 broad subject chapters providing answers on the African-American experience.

Examines trends in population growth around the world, discussing the implications of increasing population in some of the planet's poorest regions; and looks at the economic boom in China and its possible future impact on the environment.

Presents facts, tables, charts, and statistics on several aspects of education in the U.S.

A sports reference book, featuring statistics, essays and analyses by sports personalities, world records, trivia and stories, photographs, recaps of significant sporting events, and more.

A sports reference, identifying the top twenty personalities and moments in sports for 2001, featuring reviews of the 2001 college and professional seasons in a variety of sports, and including essays and analyses from ESPN reporters, a guide to the Olympics, statistics, awards listings, and other information.

Contains over one hundred loose-leaf, reproducible pages that provide maps, graphs, drawings, photographs, and other graphic sources of information on the history of the Hispanic-American people; grouped chronologically in six historical eras, with an introductory overview.

Contains reproducible graphs, maps, photographs, drawings, and other graphic sources of information on the history of people of Asian descent in the U.S., with accompanying text and timelines; organized chronologically in five historical eras.