Newman, Gerald

To appreciate and understand John Steinbeck’s stories, students must comprehend what it was like to live during the Great Depression, and they must understand the working man to whom Steinbeck was attempting to appeal. Through direct quotations; biographical details; and in-depth discussions of his style, themes, and form, this text will allow readers to ponder and interpret Steinbeck’s works.

An introduction to the Eskimos and their environment including their homes, clothing, work, and crafts.

Discusses more than 85 sports, including their history, development, rules, statistics, and outstanding athletes.

Defines what an allergy is and how it can affect skin, respiratory tract, gastrointestinal tract, ears, eyes, and mouth. Discusses different types of allergies, causes of allergic reactions, and treatments.

A biography of the dancer, choreographer, and teacher who is generally considered to be one of America's greatest pioneers of modern dance.

Outlines ways to develop the research and writing skills necessary for the production of concise written reports.

A look at the history of and societal factors involved in racism, as well as how to deal with prejudice against people based on skin color and its manifestations.

Discusses the history and structure of the fifty-year-old Little League describing the various participants and the levels and types of competition.

Discusses how PCP is made, used, distributed, as well as its physical and psychological effects. Also provides sources of further information and help.