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American History 

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Act of Writing 

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SCIENCE 

Anatomy and Physiology 3 

Biology 6 

Environmental Science 11 

Marine Biology 12 

Geology 12 

Zoology 12 

Chemistry 13 

Astronomy 16 

Physics 17 

MATH 

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Trigonometry 20 

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anatomy & physiology 

Anatomy & Physiology Revealed, Version 2.0 

2008 | Medical College of Ohio 

SCIENCE 

Anatomy & Physiology Revealed is the ultimate interactive cadaver dissection 

experience. This state-of-the-art tutorial uses cadaver photos combined with a 

layering technique that allows the student to peel away layers of the human body 

to reveal structures beneath the surface. Anatomy & Physiology Revealed offers 

animations, radiologic imaging, audio pronunciations, and a comprehensive quizzing 

tool. This tutorial can be combined with any of McGraw-Hill’s Anatomy & Physiology 

textbooks. 

Features 

• The integumentary system has been added to the list of organ systems. 

• Expanded skeletal and joint coverage. 

• NEW Histology section. 

• NEW Expanded Quizzing Types and Options. 

• NEW Navigation and Interface Changes. 

• NEW “Smart” search button has been added and integrated across all systems. 

Complete Series 

(CD-ROMs 1-4) 9780073378077 

Workbook (Broyles) 9780073378145 

Workbook (Broyles; 400 pp.) includes a step-by-step quick reference chart located 

on the inside front cover. This reference covers the initial steps needed to access 

main section of Anatomy & Physiology Revealed. Each chapter is numbered; exercises 

reflect the chapter number, followed by the sequential exercise number, making 

it easy for teachers to assign portions of the workbook. 

This supplement 

can accompany any 

McGraw-Hill Anatomy & 

Physiology textbook! 

includes 

ALL 

body 

systems 

Customizable images enliven presentations 

and quizzes for lecture or lab. 

Digitally blended cadaver photos let you peel away layers 

of the human body to reveal more than 5,000 anatomical structures. 

Layered cadaver dissections 

not available anywhere else! 

Practice quizzes help improve grades. 

Animations bring concepts to life. 

Portable cadavers can replace or enhance the laboratory experience. 

Anatomy & Physiology | REVEALED ® 2.0 includes: 

Dissection 

Peel layers of dissection to 

reveal individual structures 

beneath the surface. 

Animation 

View animations of anatomical 

structures and physiological 

processes. 

Histology 

Study microscopic anatomy 

using labeled micrographs. 

Imaging 

Correlate dissected anatomy 

with radiologic images like 

X-ray, MRI, and CT scans. 

Self-Test 

Gauge proficiency with 

quizzes and simulated 

practical exams. 

Search 

Type in a term to quickly 

locate any structure in 

the program. 

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Hole’s 

Human Anatomy and Physiology 

Shier, Butler, Lewis | 12th edition, © 2010 

Hole’s Human Anatomy and Physiology assumes no prior science knowledge 

by students and places an emphasis on the fundamentals. This new edition 

updates a great Anatomy & Physiology classic. The twelfth edition focuses on 

Learning Outcomes and Assessments benefiting the student along with the teacher. 

Hole’s Human Anatomy and Physiology continues to provide technology that offers 

students and teachers an incredible course solution! 

NEW! 

Features 

• Balanced approach to in-text applications includes new technology or experiments, 

changes in organ structure or function, and disease-related clinical material. 

• Easy-to understand illustrations help break down difficult concepts 

Text (Reinforced Binding hardcover) 

9780078926365 

Laboratory Manual Hole’s Human A&P 

9780077283773 

Also Available Eleventh Edition 


9780073256993 

Instructor Testing & Resource CD 

9780072829594 

Laboratory Manual 9780072829570 

Student Study Guide 9780072829563 

Transparencies (900) 9780072829556 

Digital Content Manager CD 9780072829549 

Inventory availability guaranteed 

until July 31, 2013 


Unit One Levels of Organization 

1 Introduction to Human Anatomy and 

Physiology 

2 Chemical Basis of Life 

3 Cells 

4 Cellular Metabolism 

5 Tissues 

Unit Two Support and Movement 

6 Integumentary System 

7 Skeletal System 

8 Joints of the Skeletal System 

9 Muscular System 

Unit Three Integration and Coordination 

10 Nervous System I: Basic Structure and 

Function 

11 Nervous System II: Divisions of the 

Nervous System 

12 Nervous System III: Senses 

13 Endocrine System 

Unit Four Transport 

14 Blood 

15 Cardiovascular System 

16 Lymphatic System and Immunity 

Unit Five Absorption and Excretion 

17 Digestive System 

18 Nutrition and Metabolism 

19 Respiratory System 

20 Urinary System 

21 Water, Electrolyte, and Acid-Base Balance 

Unit Six The Human Life Cycle 

22 Reproductive Systems 

23 Pregnancy, Growth, and Development 

24 Genetics and Genomics 

Hole’s 

Human Anatomy and Physiology 

Laboratory Manual 

Martin, Terry | © 2010 

This best-selling Laboratory Manual, written by Terry R. Martin, has been updated 

throughout. The new 12th edition is now available in a Cat version or a Fetal 

Pig version. Both versions of the 12th edition are organized into units that correlate 

directly with the text and include new and updated art to match Hole’s Human 

Anatomy and Physiology, 12e. 

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Hole’s Essentials of Human Anatomy and Physiology 

Shier, Butler, Lewis | Tenth Edition, © 2009 

Hole’s Essentials of Human Anatomy and Physiology assumes no prior science 

knowledge and supports core topics with clinical applications, making difficult 

concepts relevant to students pursuing careers in the allied health field. The 

unparalleled teaching system is highly effective in providing students with a solid 

understanding of the important concepts in anatomy and physiology. 

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New to this Edition 

• An Outcomes and Assessments format has been incorporated throughout the text. 

The chapter starts with a list of outcomes for teachers and students. Outcomes 

and then directly tied to assessments found at the end of the chapter. 

• A new section called “Foundations for Success” was specifically designed to help 

students LEARN how to study and efficiently use the tools available to them. 

• McGraw-Hill’s ARIS for “Hole’s Essentials of Human Anatomy & Physiology” is a 

complete electronic homework and course management system, designed for 

greater ease of use than any other system available. 

• Reduced number of chapters 

ARIS Web site to accompany text: www.aris.mhhe.com 

Laboratory Manual 

for Hole’s Essentials of Human Anatomy and Physiology 

Martin | © 2009 

This full-color manual is designed for students with minimal backgrounds in 

science who are pursuing careers in allied health fields. Designed to support 

the tenth edition of Hole’s Essentials of Human A&P by Shier, Butler, and Lewis, 

this manual contains 49 laboratory exercises and reports, which are integrated 

closely to the textbook. Exercises are planned to illustrate and review the anatomical 

and physiological facts and principles presented in the text and to help students 

investigate some of these ideas in greater detail. 

MediaPhys 3.0 CD-ROM 

© 2006 

MediaPhys 3.0 is the most comprehensive physiology study tool available. 

MediaPhys is a multimedia educational CD-ROM that offers cross-platform 

compatibility (Windows or Macintosh systems). 


10th Edition 


9780073317502 



Presentation Center 9780072965643 


Human Anatomy Atlas 9780073028415 

MediaPhys 3.0 CD-ROM 9780072945829 

Also Available 9th Edition 

Text (Reinforced Binding, hardcover) 

9780073204819 


Instructor Testing & Resource CTB 

9780072539660 

Digital Content Manager CD-ROM 

9780072539639 



Lab Manual 9780072852875 

CD-ROM 9780072945829 

Review 9780072321579 



This dynamic program offers 16 complete modules featuring detailed explanations, 

high-quality illustrations, and animations to provide students with a thorough 

introduction into the world of physiology. MediaPhys is filled with interactive 

activities and quizzes to help reinforce physiology concepts that are often difficult to 

understand. Now students can learn and study on their own while using a powerful 

tool that challenges them to succeed! 

Web-Based Cat Dissection Review for Human 

Anatomy and Physiology 

© 2000 

This new web-based dissection program identifies approximately 600 different 

anatomical structures. Sound profiles provide pronunciations for each of these 

600 terms. Also featured on the site are 100 high-resolution photographs. By 

clicking anywhere on the structures of the cat, an information frame will then provide 

the name of the structure, as well as a smaller image that highlights and puts the 

structure in its human anatomical context. In addition, approximately 30 QuickTime® 

movies demonstrate joint movements. 


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anatomy & physiology | biology 

Mader’s 

Understanding Human 

Anatomy & Physiology 

Longenbaker | Sixth Edition, © 2008 

Understanding Human Anatomy 

and Physiology is clear, direct and 

user-friendly, but is now enriched with 

new clinical information, terminology 

and classroom-tested features such 

as “Focus on Forensics” readings and 

in-text “Content Check-Up” questions. 

This resource is written for the next 

generation of students that will learn 

anatomy and physiology from this 

classic textbook. 


• Logical, accessible writing style that 

includes lots of relevant examples, 

artwork and analogies. 

• Excellent pedagogy written to capture 

the interest of the student and expand 

upon the chapter concepts. 

• Examples include; Focus on Forensics, 

Medical Focus, Visual Focus and 

What’s New boxed readings. 

ARIS Web site to accompany 

text: www.mhhe.com/maderap6 


9780073349848 

Instructor Testing & Resource CD-ROM 

9780072945850 

Transparencies 9780072945874 



Inquiry Into Life 

Mader | Eleventh Edition, © 2006 

From the unique delivery of biology 

content, to the time-tested art 

program, to the complete integration 

of the text with technology, Dr. Sylvia 

Mader has formed a teaching system 

that will both motivate and enable your 

students to understand and appreciate 

the wonders of all areas of biology. 

Inquiry into Life, 11/e emphasizes the 

application of all areas of biology to 

knowledge of human concerns to which 

the students can relate. This distinctive 

text was developed to stand apart 

from all other non-majors texts with a 

unique approach, unparalleled art, and 

a straightforward, succinct writing style 

that has been acclaimed by both users 

and reviewers. 

Features 

• Chapter Opening Vignette: A short, 

thought-provoking vignette applies 

chapter material to a real-life situation. 

• Digital Content Manager CD-ROM 

contains 60 pieces of active art which 

are text art files developed to allow 

instructors the opportunity to manipulate 

illustrations so you can “tell your 

own story”; all art and photos from the 

text; and PowerPoint lectures. 


text: mhhe.com/maderinquiry11 

Student Text (Reinforced Binding hardcover) 

0073204773 

How to Study Science 0072346930 

Interactive Student CD-ROM 0073025615 

Biology Digitized Video Clips 007312155X 

Essentials 

of the Living World 

Johnson, Losos | Second Edition, 

© 2008 

This Essentials version of George 

Johnson’s textbook, The Living 

World is often considered to be a 

student favorite. Dr. Johnson has written 

this textbook from the ground up to be 

an engaging and accessible learning 

tool with an emphasis on “how things 

work and why things happen the way 

they do”. 


NEW FEATURE! Inquiry and Analysis— 

This new feature appears at the end 

of all chapters and is intended to help 

students with developing their skills in 

analyzing and interpreting data. 

Reorganized Table of Contents—In 

response to the comments of our 

reviewers, the Table of Contents for 

the 2nd edition will contain more, but 

shorter chapters than the 1st edition. 

Art Tie-Ins—Throughout the text, 

descriptions of the art have been 

incorporated into the text discussion. 


text: mhhe.com/tlwessentials2 

Text 9780073309354 



9780073282237 



Biology Digitized Video Clips 9780073121550 


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iology 

Biology 

Brooker, Widmaier, Graham, Stiling | First Edition, © 2008 

Biology, written by Dr. Rob Brooker, Dr. Eric Widmaier, Dr. Linda Graham, and Dr. Peter 

Stiling; is the next step in majors biology. In addition to being active researchers 

and experienced writers, the author team has taught majors biology for years. 

The goal in launching a new text is to offer something better—a comprehensive, 

modern text featuring an evolutionary focus with an emphasis on scientific inquiry. 

Take a few moments to learn more about the many different ways this text is the next 

step in biology. 

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Features 

• Evolution—A strong evolutionary approach. It delivers a clear theme 

of evolution through natural selection through out each chapter by 

use of genomes and proteomes. 

• Content—Top notch and break through content provides the most accurate and 

up-to-date reference book on the market. 

• Investigative Approach—The author team guides the reader through how the investigation 

of living things leads to discoveries that no one would have imagined. This 

is emphasized in the Feature Investigation boxes throughout the text. Each Feature 

Investigation highlights important experiments in the various fields of biology and 

the relevance to the discoveries. 

• Art—Instructive visuals. The student can understand what is going on in the figures/ 

photos without necessarily reading the narrative. Visual learners will especially benefit 

from the clear and concise art/photos. Brand new art, all consistent! 

• Integrated Scientific method—You get the traditional TOC, but the benefit of integrated 

feature investigations throughout the narrative. 

• Balanced pedagogy—Everything in the book is important and the student is not 

overwhelmed by lots of pedagogy. 


Unit 1: Chemistry 

Unit 2: Cell 

Unit 3: Genetics 

Unit 4: Evolution 

Unit 5: Diversity 

Unit 6: Plants 

Unit 7: Animals 

Unit 8: Ecology 

Text (Reinforced Binding, hardcover), 

1488 pp. ∞ 9780073349831 


Instructor Testing & Resource 

CD-ROM 9780072956580 


Biological Investigations Lab Manual 

9780072992878 

Biology Laboratory Manual 9780072995220 

Vodopich Biology Laboratory Manual 

9780073323985 

Dolphin Biological Investigations 

Lab Manual 9780073323992 



www.mhhe.com/brookerbiology 

360 Degree Development Plan 

ensures the most current and accurate 

text ever published for this course. This 

plan includes: 

7 Developmental Focus Groups 

Each unit was extensively reviewed and 

critiqued by experts in the field from 

across the country to make sure the 

development of this textbook met the 

needs of instructors/students. 

6 Freelance Developmental 

Editors—A monumental undertaking to 

bring in a large staff of developmental 

editors to make sure the content was 

accurate, concise, and well connected 

between the other authors and it’s 

important illustration program. 

Steps Taken to Assure Accuracy 

• 11 Accuracy Checkers 

• 3 Photo Consultants 

• Board of Consultants for Textbook 

• Board of Consultants for Media 


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biology 

8th Edition 


9780073349824 


9780072965841 

Biology Laboratory Manual 9780072995220 


Advanced Placement Instructor Manual ∞ 

9780073256764 

Advanced Placement Instructor Resource CD 

(with Instructor Manual and Computer Test 

Bank) ∞ 9780073256788 


ALSO AVAILABLE 7th Edition 

Text (Reinforced Binding hardcover), 

1239 pp. ∞ 9780073211862 


9780072437461 

Digital Content CD-ROM 9780072437485 


Instructor’s Manual 9780073256764 

Test Bank 9780073256788 



Biology 

Raven, et al. | Eighth Edition, © 2008 

Biology is an authoritative majors textbook focusing on evolution as a unifying 

theme. In revising the text, McGraw-Hill consulted with numerous users, noted 

experts, and professors in the field. Biology is distinguished from other texts by its 

strong emphasis on natural selection and the evolutionary process that explains 

biodiversity. This new edition continues that tradition and advances into modern 

biology by featuring the latest in cutting edge content reflective of the rapid advances 

in biology. That same modern perspective was brought into the completely new art 

program offering readers a dynamic, realistic, and accurate, visual program. 


• A dynamic author team comprised of Jonathan Losos, Evolutionary Biologist, Ken 

Mason, Molecular Biologist, and Susan Singer, Plant Geneticist, have joined forces 

to thoroughly revise the textbook. They successfully modernized the content, while 

maintaining the historical context to the subject matter. 

• Entirely NEW visual program was redone involving a variety of specialists, artists, 

and medical illustrators. 


Part I The Molecular Basis of Life 

Part II Biology of the Cell 

Part III Genetic and Molecular Biology 

Part IV Evolution 

Part V Diversity of Life on Earth 

Part VI Plant Form and Function 

Part VII Animal Form and Function 

Part VIII Ecology and Behavior 

ARIS Web site to accompany text: mhhe.com/raven8 


Instructor’s Manual for Biology Teachers 

Foglia, Brown | © 2005 

Developed specifically to aid you in your Advanced Placement Biology course, this 

robust teaching resource corresponds with Raven, Johnson, Losos, and Singer’s 

Biology, 7th Edition. Each chapter of the Instructor’s Manual includes objectives, key 

terms, concept reviews, AP strategy and approach sections, concept maps, student 

misconceptions and common pitfalls, activities, lab suggestions, and web resources. 

Each chapter also includes sample multiple-choice and free-response questions 

similar to questions on the AP Exam. 


Instructor’s Resource CD-ROM with 

EZ Test Computerized Test Bank for Biology 

Test questions by Ann Grady | © 2005 

The computerized test bank to accompany Biology, 7th Edition, by Raven, 

Johnson, Losos, and Singer has also been adapted specifically for Advanced 

Placement courses. Multiple-choice questions have been written with five possible 

answer choices, paralleling the structure used on the AP Exam. Many questions refer 

to figures, diagrams, and data sets. Free-response questions are also included for 

each chapter. 

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iology 

Biology 

Mader | Tenth Edition, © 2010 

Biology is a comprehensive introductory textbook that covers biology in a 

traditional order from the structure and function of the cell to the organization 

of the biosphere. It’s no wonder that Sylvia Mader’s Biology continues to be a text 

that’s appreciated as much by teachers as it is by the students who use it. The 

tenth edition is the epitome of Mader’s expertise: Its concise, precise writing uses 

an economy of words to present the material as succinctly and clearly as possible, 

thereby enabling students to understand the concepts without necessarily asking the 

teacher to explain further. 

Features 

• Advanced Placement supplements have been created for the needs of the AP 

classroom. 

• Updated and revised genetics chapters to review the latest findings and molecular 

techniques, particularly with regard to genomics. 

• The evolution chapters present the latest findings regarding natural selection, 

speciation, and how to discover evolutionary relationships utilizing cladistical 

analyses. 

• New findings, including the evolution of protests, plants, and animals are presented. 

• Bioethical Issue topics presented at the end of most chapters that state both sides 

of contemporary issues, such as the use of alternative medicines available over the 

counter. 

• Establish connections between chapter concepts and other concepts throughout 

the text with the Connecting the Concept boxes. 

• McGraw-Hill’s ARIS (Assessment, Review, and Instruction System) is an electronic 

homework and course management system designed for flexibility, power, and ease of 

use. Visit aris.mhhe.com or contact your local sales representative for details. 


Part I: The Cell 

Part II Genetic Basis of Life 

Part III Evolution 

Part IV Microbiology and Evolution 

www.mhhe.com/maderbiology10 

Biology Lab Manual 

© 2010 

Part V Plant Evolution and Biology 

Part VI Animal Evolution and Diversity 

Part VII Comparative Animal Biology 

Part VIII Behavior and Ecology 

The Laboratory Manual reflects all of the exceptional features of the Biology text. 

Teachers appreciate the refined exercises that are so numerous they won’t need 

to look anywhere else for student activities. The lab manual’s accessible writing 

accompanies unparalleled illustrations to provide students with clear exercises 

and questions. The visuals have been updated to be even easier for students to 

comprehend. The dramatic illustrations and photographs not only help students 

understand concepts and process, but also give them an appreciation for the beauty 

of organisms and biological structure. 


Biology (hardcover, Reinforced Binding) 

9780078916946 

Lab Manual 9780077226176 


Computerized Assessment Bank 

9780073273419 

AP Exam Prep Guide 9780078928406 

Also Available, Ninth Edition 

Biology (hardcover, Reinforced Binding) 

9780073258393 

Advanced Placement Instructor Manual 

9780073311920 

Instructor Computerized Testing 

CD-ROM 9780072967531 

Advanced Placement Instructor Resource CD 

with Computerized Test Bank 9780073258430 

Interactive Student CD 9780073265254 




9780072954272 

Digital Content Manager DVD 9780073261973 



SCIENCE 

AP Achiever (Advanced Placement Exam Preparation 

Guide) for Biology 

© 2010 

AP Achievers are Advanced Placement* Exam preparation guide with advice 

and tips from experienced AP Exam contributors and readers. They offer more 

support than any other prep guide. There are two complete timed practice exams 

with detailed answers and model essays. The AP Achievers parallel the organization 

of the leading college textbook and are accompanied by free access to useful 

resources on the McGraw-Hill Online Learning Centers. 


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biology 

Microbiology: 

A Human Perspective 

Nester | Sixth Edition, © 2009 

Appropriate for the non-major/allied 

health student, this authoritative 

text carefully explains the fundamentals 

of microbiology, providing a general 

overview of the principles followed 

by more detailed explanations. With 

its clear and concise writing style, 

Microbiology: A Human Perspective 

offers modern coverage on such topics 

as genomics, biofilms, and quorum 

sensing. A body systems approach is 

used in the coverage of diseases. 

Student Text 9780077250416 

Microbiology Experiments 9780072995497 

Introductory 

Plant Biology 


Stern | 11th Edition, © 2008 

This introductory text assumes little 

prior scientific knowledge on the 

part of the student. It is arranged so 

that certain sections can be omitted 

without disrupting the overall continuity 

of the course. Stern emphasizes 

current interests while presenting basic 

botanical principles. 

Student Edition (hardcover) 9780073314211 

Foundations 

in Microbiology: 

Basic Principles 

Talaro | Sixth Edition, © 2008 

Foundations in Microbiology: Basic 

Principles offers an engaging and 

accessible writing style through the 

use of tools such as case studies and 

analogies to thoroughly explain difficult 

microbiology concepts. 

Student Text (softcover) 9780073309477 

Instructor’s Testing & Resource CD 

9780072994902 

Microbes in Motion 3 CD-ROM 9780072334388 

5 Steps to a 5: 

AP Biology 

Anestis | Second Edition, © 2007 

Packed with hundreds of tips and 

strategies, 5 Steps to a 5: AP 

Biology is your ultimate resource for 

scoring high on the AP exam and 

earning valuable college credits. 

Sharpen your conceptual framework, 

factual knowledge, and analytical skills 

with: 

• Your choice of three customized study 

programs 

• Practice exams modeled on the real 

test 

• All the terms and concepts you need 

to get your best score 

The 5-Step Plan helps you get the most 

out of your study time: 

• Step 1: Develop the Study Plan 

• Step 2: Develop the Knowledge 

• Step 3: Develop the Skills 

• Step 4: Develop the Strategies 

• Step 5: Develop the Confidence 

Human Genetics: 

Concepts and Applications 

Lewis | Eighth Edition, © 2007 

Human Genetics gives students a 

complete foundation in the principles 

of human genetics. Compelling, human 

interest examples from the author’s 

extensive experience as a genetic 

counselor and science journalist keep the 

students interested in the textual material. 

Features 

• Case Workbook has been revised and 

updated to include real, current case 

studies that support the content of the 

seventh edition textbook. 

• Over 50 pieces of color-coded art 

present basic concepts of single-gene 

inheritance, chromosome structure, 

and DNA structure and function. 

• This text weaves relevance throughout 

by including stories about real people 

dealing with real genetic issues. 

Through In Their Own Words Essays, 

individuals tell of their experience with 

genetic conditions. 

• Teachers can customize this text 

using our do-it-yourself Web site. 


• A Second Look section has been 

added to the end-of-chapter material. 

This section contains questions about 

the opening case study the students 

can answer after they have mastered 

the chapter concepts. 

• Disorders are identified by the Online 

Mendelian Inheritance in Man number. 

Online Learning Center to 

accompany text: mhhe.com/ 

lewisgenetics7 


9780077214838 

Presentation Manager 9780072995428 

10 

Text (softcover) 

007147630X 


until 7/31/2013 


environmental science 

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Environmental Science 

Canadian Edition, © 2005 | 

Cunningham, Woodworth, Saigo, Bailey 

The environment knows no borders. 

Environmental Science illustrates 

just that, but with local case studies, 

coverage, challenges and policies. 

The organization of the text reflects 

trends across Canada in Environmental 

Science. Environmental Science has a 

unique balance between science and 

issues. 

www.mcgrawhill.ca/olc/ cunningham 

Student Text (hardcover, 640 pages) 

0070916640 


PowerPoint® 0070933456 

Computerized Test Bank 0070933545 


Kaufman, Cleveland | First Edition, 

© 2008 

Unlike any other introductory 

environmental science text, Robert 

Kaufmann and Cutler Cleveland’s 

Environmental Science takes a fresh 

approach to the subject by weaving 

themes of energy and materials, 

economic systems, and policy 

throughout the entire text. A story of 

real science is simply told through 

examples of cutting-edge content, 

real-world applications, and a distinctive 

conceptual illustration program. 

Text (hardcover) 9780073311869 


9780072984316 


Presentation Center 9780072984323 

Taking Sides: Environmental Issues 

9780073514444 

Annual Editions: Environment 08/09 

9780073515489 

Classic Edition Sources: Environmental Studies, 

3/e 9780073527581 

Student Atlas of Environmental Issues 

9780697365200 


A Study of 

Interrelationships 

Enger, Smith | Eleventh Edition, 

© 2008 

This full-color, introductory 

environmental science text is known 

for being concise, conceptual, and 

value-priced. The approach and reading 

level cover the basic concepts without 

overloading students with too much 

detail. The authors reinforce the text’s 

central theme of “interrelationships” 

by providing a historical perspective, 

information on economic and political 

realities, discuss the role of different 

social experiences, and integrate this 

with the crucial science to describe the 

natural world and how we affect it. 

Designed to enhance your learning and 

to help you succeed in your course, this 

ARIS website contains book-specific 

content such as quizzing, animations, 

interactive base maps, and regional 

case study exercises. 

www.mhhe.com/enger11e 

Text (softcover) 9780073304472 

Instructor Testing & Resource CD 

9780073050294 


9780072866780 


Classic Edition Sources: 

Environmental Studies, 3/E 9780073527581 

Taking Sides: Environmental Issues, 13/E 

9780073514444 


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marine biology | geology | zoology 

Marine Biology 

Castro, Huber | Seventh Edition, 

© 2008 

Marine Biology covers the basics 

of marine biology with a global 

approach, using examples from 

numerous regions and ecosystems 

worldwide. This introductory text is 

designed for non-majors. The authors 

have made a special effort to include 

solid basic science content needed in 

a general education course, including 

the fundamental principles of biology, 

the physical sciences, and the scientific 

method. This science coverage is 

integrated with a stimulating, up-to-date 

overview of marine biology. 



• A major feature is a new insert located 

just after chapter 10 entitled “Special 

Report: Our Changing Planet”. 

Online Learning Center to 

accompany text: mhhe.com/ 

castrohuber7e 

7th Edition Text 

(Reinforced Binding hardcover) 

9780077221249 


9780073341699 

Digital Zoology 2.0 CD-ROM w/Workbook 

9780072564815 

Color Transparencies 9780073341712 

Presentation Center DVD 9780073341729 

Also Available 6th Edition 

Text (Reinforced Binding hardcover), 

480 pp. ∞ 9780073258386 

Digital Content Manager 

CD-ROM 9780073136004 

Digital Zoology 2.0 CD-ROM 

with Workbook 9780072564815 



Physical Geology 

and the Environment 

Plummer, McGeary, Carlson, Eyles, 

Eyles | Second Canadian Edition, 

© 2007 

Retaining an inquiry-based approach 

to learning, the Second Canadian 

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Environment incorporates the rich 

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detailed references to Canadian 

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• A focus on astronomy and the solar 

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on the planets, moon, and terrestrial 

planets. 

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Instructor’s Resource CD-ROM 

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Integrated 

Principles of Zoology 

Hickman, Jr. et al. | Fourteenth Edition, 

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Emphasizing the central role of 

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Chemistry 

Chang | Tenth Edition, © 2010 

Chemistry features a straightforward, clear writing style and proven problemsolving 

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chemical concepts and principles while presenting a broad range of topics in a clear, 

concise manner. 

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incorporating real examples and helping students visualize the three-dimensional 

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part of the text is to develop students’ problem-solving and critical thinking skills. 


1 Chemistry: The Study of Change 

2 Atoms, Molecules, and Ions 

3 Mass Relationships in Chemical Reactions 

4 Reactions in Aqueous Solutions 

5 Gases 

6 Thermochemistry 

7 Quantum Theory and the Electronic 

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8 Periodic Relationships Among the Elements 

9 Chemical Bonding I: Basic Concepts 

10 Chemical Bonding II: Molecular Geometry 

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11 Intermolecular Forces and Liquids and 

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12 Physical Properties of Solutions 

13 Chemical Kinetics 

14 Chemical Equilibrium 

15 Acids and Bases 

16 Acid-Base Equilibria and Solubility 

Equilibria 

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17 Chemistry in the Atmosphere 

18 Entropy, Free Energy, and Equilibrium 

19 Electrochemistry 

20 Metallurgy and the Chemistry of Metals 

21 Nonmetallic Elements and Their 

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22 Transition Metal Chemistry and 

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23 Nuclear Chemistry 

24 Organic Chemistry 

25 Synthetic and Natural Organic 

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Appendixes 

1 Derivation of the Names of Elements 

2 Units for the Gas Constant 

3 Thermodynamic Data at 1 atm and 25 

degrees C 

4 Mathematical Operations 

Murphree, Gibb | © 2007 

Specifically designed to help your Advanced Placement students succeed in their 

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• Concepts, skills, and summaries that reinforce key material. Each chapter also 

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• Two complete practice exams parallel the AP Chemistry Exam in terms of question 

type, and number of questions. 

SCIENCE 

AP Instructor’s Manual 

Dewane | © 2007 

Developed specifically to help you manage your AP course using Chang’s 

Chemistry, 9th Edition, this comprehensive resource includes: chapter overviews, 

detailed chapter discussions, “Math Skills”, suggested problems, suggested labs and 

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chemistry 


Chemistry: 

The Molecular Nature of Matter and Change 

Silberberg | Fifth Edition, © 2009 

With each edition, Chemistry: The Molecular Nature of Matter and Change is 

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Advanced Placement Chemistry Instructor’s Manual 

Dewane 

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Principles of General Chemistry 

Silberberg | Second Edition, © 2010 

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SCIENCE 

General Chemistry 

The Essential Concepts 

Chang | Fifth Edition, © 2008 

General Chemistry strikes a balance 

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Fundamentals 

of Chemistry 

Goldberg | Fifth Edition, © 2007 

As an introduction to the 

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AP Chemistry 

Moore, Langley | © 2008 

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SCIENCE 

astronomy 

Explorations: 

An Introduction 

to Astronomy 

Arny | Fifth Edition, © 2008 

Explorations: An Introduction to 

Astronomy is built on the foundation 

of its well-known writing style, accuracy, 

and emphasis on current information. 

This new edition continues to offer 

the most complete technology/new 

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That technology/new media package 

includes 23 Interactives (located on the 

text ARIS Presentation center); ARIS 

Web site (that allows teachers to take 

their course to the web if they choose); 

and Starry Night Planetarium Software 

(packaged free with each new text). 

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now included free with each new text 

purchased. Starry Night Planetarium 

Software is the premier astronomy 

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• Planetarium activities are written for 

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software! 

• 23 Interactives are located on the 

Explorations ARIS site. 

• Foldout: Scale of the Universe – A 

unique foldout was constructed so 

students can quickly and easily get 

a perspective on relative sizes and 

distances. 


text: mhhe.com/arny 

Astronomy 

Journey to the Cosmic 

Frontier 

Fix | Fifth Edition, © 2008 

Astronomy: Journey to the Cosmic 

Frontier provides enough content 

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students are able to follow current 

developments in astronomy years 

after they complete the course. The 

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Features 

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CD-ROM 9780073050034 


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physics 

SCIENCE 

College Physics 

Giambattista, et a | Third Edition, 

© 2010 

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• NEW! “Connections” feature identifies 

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Part 1: Mechanics 

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Physics 


Giambasta, et al. | Second Edition, © 

2010 

Physics 2nd edition is an alternate 

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The text offers an incredible visual 

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Part 1: Mechanics 

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Part 5: Quantum and Particle Physics and 

Relativity 

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Introduction to Forensic 

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Gaensslen | First Edition, © 2008 

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The Physics of Everyday 

Phenomenon:A Conceptual 

Introduction to Physics 

Griffith | Sixth Edition, © 2009 

The Physics of Everyday Phenomena, 

Sixth Edition, introduces students 

to the basic concepts of physics using 

examples of common occurrences. 

This book is written in a narrative style, 

frequently using questions designed to 

draw the reader into a dialogue about 

the ideas of physics. 

Beginning students will benefit from 

the large number of student aids and 

the reduced math content. Professors 

will appreciate the organization of the 

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Computerized Test Bank Online 9780073368252 


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MATHEMATICS 

calculus 

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15 Second Order Differential Equations 

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Smith, Minton | First Edition,© 2006 

This textbook places a strong 

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9 Vector-Valued Functions 

10 Functions of Several Variables and 

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AP Calculus AB/BC 

Precalculus: 

Graphs and Models 


Precalculus 

Functions and Graphs 

MATHEMATICS 

Ma | Second Edition, © 2007 

The AP AB/BC calculus exams have 

the largest enrollment of any AP 

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guide has been expanded to cover 

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includes key updates on all the material 

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Student Resource 0071476296 

Barnett | Third Edition, © 2009 

The Barnett Graphs & Models series 

in college algebra and precalculus 

maximizes student comprehension by 

emphasizing computational skills, realworld 

data analysis and modeling, and 

problem solving rather than mathematical 

theory. Many examples feature side-byside 

algebraic and graphical solutions, 

and each is followed by a matched 

problem for the student to work. This 

active involvement in the learning 

process helps students develop a more 

thorough understanding of concepts and 

processes. 


1 Functions, Graphs, and Models 

2 Modeling with Linear and Quadratic 

Functions 

3 Polynomial and Rational Functions 

4 Modeling with Exponential and 

Logarithmic Functions 

5 Trigonometric Functions 

6 Trigonometric Identities and Conditional 

Equations 

7 Additional Topics in Trigonometry 

8 Modeling with Systems of Equations and 

Inequalities 

9 Matrices and Determinants 

10 Sequences, Induction, and Probability 

11 Additional Topics in Analytic Geometry 

Barnett, et al. | Sixth Edition, © 2008 

The College Algebra series is 

designed to give students a solid 

grounding in pre-calculus topics in 

a user-friendly manner. Precalculus: 

Functions and Graphs differs from 

College Algebra with Trigonometry in 

that Precalculus starts at a higher level, 

placing intermediate algebra review in 

the appendix. It also starts trigonometry 

with the unit circle and circular 

functions. Technology Connections 

illustrate how concepts that were 

previously explained in an algebraic 

context may also be solved using a 

graphing calculator. 


Basic Algebraic Operations 

1 Equations and Inequalities 

2 Graphs 

3 Functions 

4 Polynomials and Rational Function 

5 Exponential and Logarithmic Functions 



Equations 


9 Additional Topics in Analytical Geometry 

10 Systems of Equations and Inequalities; 

Matrices 

11 Sequences and Series 

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trigonometry | statistics 

Trigonometry 

Coburn | First Edition, © 2008 

This trigonometry text is written in a 

friendly and an easy-to-understand 

manner in order to help students 

understand the concepts presented. 

This feature combined with ample 

examples, a broad range of exercises, 

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gives the student the right tools to 

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is presented in a way so that it may 

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technology. 


1 An Introduction to Trigonometry 

2 Trigonometric Graphs and Models 

3 Trig Identities: Their Purpose, Place, and 

Application 

4 Trigonometric Equations 

5 Applications of Trigonometry 

6 Conic Sections and Polar Coordinates 

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Guide (Comp ISBN) 9780073199412 


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College Algebra 

with Trigonometry 

Barnett, et al. | Eighth Edition, © 2008 

The College Algebra series is 

designed to give students a solid 

grounding in pre-calculus topics in a 

user-friendly manner. College Algebra 

with Trigonometry contains the same 

content as College Algebra along 

with three chapters of trigonometry. 

Technology Connections illustrate how 

concepts that were previously explained 

in an algebraic context may also be 

solved using a graphing calculator. 


Basic Algebraic Operations 


2 Graphs 

3 Functions 

4 Polynomials and Rational Function 




Equations 


9 Additional Topics in Analytical Geometry 

10 Systems of Equations and Inequalities; 

Matrices 



Text (hardcover), 1056 pp. 9780073312644 

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9780073347165 

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QuickStart Guide 9780073315607 



Elementary Statistics 

A Step by Step Approach 

Bluman | First Edition, © 2008 

Elementary Statistics: A Step by 

Step Approach is for a beginning 

statistics courses with a basic algebra 

prerequisite. This edition places more 

emphasis on conceptual understanding 

and understanding results. It also 

features increased emphasis on Excel, 

Minitab, and the TI-83 Plus and TI-84 

Plus graphing calculators; computing 

technologies. 


1 The Nature of Probability and Statistics 

2 Frequency Distributions and Graphs 

3 Data Description 

4 Probability and Counting Rules 

5 Discrete Probability Distributions 

6 The Normal Distribution 

7 Confidence Intervals and Sample Size 

8 Hypothesis Testing 

9 Testing the Difference Between Two 

Means, Two Variances, and Two 

Proportions 

10 Correlation and Regression 

11 Other Chi-Square Tests 

12 Analysis of Variance 

13 Nonparametric Statistics 

14 Sampling and Simulation 


9780070963054 

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algebra 

MP Beginning Algebra 

Baratto | Seventh Edition, © 2008 

This worktext seeks to provide 

carefully detailed explanations and 

accessible pedagogy to introduce basic 

algebra skills and put the content in 

context. Items such as Math Anxiety 

boxes, Check Yourself exercises, and 

Activities represent the underlying 

philosophy of mastering math through 

practice. Text is also available packaged 

with a MathZone, an online homework 

management system. 


An Arithmetic Review 

1 The Language of Algebra 


3 Polynomials 

4 Factoring 

5 Rational Expressions 

6 An Introduction to Graphing 

7 Graphing and Inequalities 

8 Systems of Linear Equations 

9 Exponents and Radicals 

10 Quadratic Equations 

Student text (softcover, 928 pages) 

9780073309606 

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9780077332075 

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CD-ROM 9780073257853 


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Intermediate 

Algebra 


Dugopolski | Sixth Edition, © 2009 

This clear and concise development 

math book comprises the essential 

information every student needs to be 

successful. 


1 The Real Numbers 

2 Linear Equations and Inequalities in One 

Variable 

3 Linear Equations and Inequalities in Two 

Variables 

4 Systems of Linear Equations 

5 Exponents and Polynomials 

6 Rational Expressions and Functions 

7 Radicals and Rational Exponents 

8 Quadratic Equations, Functions, and 

Inequalities 

9 Additional Function Topics 


11 Nonlinear Systems and the Conic 

Sections 


Student text (hardcover, 896 pages) 

9780077224813 

Annotated Teacher Edition 9780073206172 

Student’s Solutions Manual 9780073206141 

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Algebra for 

College Students 


Dugopolski | Fifth Edition, © 2009 

Features 

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• Warm-up Exercises, Simple Reading 

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MATHEMATICS 


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MATHEMATICS 

computer science 

An Introduction to 

Computer Science 

Using Java 

An Introduction to 

Computer Science 

Using C 



A Introduction to Object- 

Oriented Programming 

with Java 

John Carter, University of Toronto | 

First Edition, © 2004 

An Introduction to Computer Science 

Using Java, 1e is written for students 

who are new to computer science. 

The text introduces students to the 

Java programming language and to 

techniques for problem-solving using a 

computer. 

John Carter, University of Toronto, | 

© 2008 

An Introduction to Computer Science 

Using C is intended to provide 

students who are completely new to 

computer science with an introduction 

to the C programming language and 

techniques for problem-solving using a 

computer. 

Wu | 5th Edition, © 2010 

An Introduction to Object-Oriented 

Programming with Java takes a fullimmersion 

approach to object-oriented 

programming. Proper object-oriented 

design practices are emphasized 

throughout the book. Students learn 

how to use the standard classes first, 

then learn to design their own classes. 

Based on the idea that students 

learn how to program by writing their 

own programs, the text introduces 

programming almost immediately. 

Students will be able to write simple 

java programs after completing the 

second section of chapter one. 


1 Getting Started 

2 Programs that Calculate 

3 Decision Making 

4 Repetition 

5 Methods 

6 Classes and Objects 

7 Object Interaction 

8 Arrays 

9 Strings 

10 Searching and Sorting 

11 Recursion 

12 Dynamic Data Structures 

13 Graphical User Interfaces 

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2 Programs that Calculate 

3 Decision Making 

4 Repetition 

5 Functions 

6 Arrays 

7 Strings 

8 Recursion 

9 Searching and Sorting 

10 Dynamic Data Structures 

Student Text (softcover, 479 pages) 

9780070073197 

Resource teaches students how to 

design their own classes, separating 

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coverage is also located independently 

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covered if desired. 


Introduction to Computers and 

Programming Languages 

1 Introduction to Object-Oriented 

Programming and Software 

Development 

2 Getting Started with Java 

3 Numerical Data 

4 Defining Your Own Classes - Part 1 

5 Selection Statements 

6 Repetition Statements 

7 Defining Your Own Classes - Part 2 

8 Exceptions and Assertions 

9 Characters and Strings 

10 Arrays 

11 Sorting and Searching 

12 File Input and Output 

14 GUI and Event-Driven Programming 

15 Recursive Algorithms 

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american history 


American History: A Survey 

Brinkley | Thirteenth Edition, © 2009 

The United States is presented in a global context and how its history is woven 

together with other nations’ history with America in the World essays. Now 

includes new developments in 21st century America, including George W. Bush’s 

second presidency, the 2004 election, Hurricane Katrina, weblogs and the war in Iraq. 


1 The Collision of Cultures 

2 Ttansplantations and Borderlands 

3 Society and Culture in Provincial 

America 

4 The Empire in Transition 

5 The American Revolution 

6 The Constitution and the New Republic 

7 The Jeffersonian Era 

8 Varieties of American Nationalism 

9 Jacksonian America 

10 America’s Economic Revolution 

11 Cotton, Slavery, and the Old South 

12 Antebellum Culture and Reform 

13 The Impending Crisis 

14 The Civil War 

15 Reconstruction and the New South 

16 The Conquest of the Far West 

17 Industrial Supremacy 

18 The Age of the City 

19 From Crisis to Empire 

20 The Progressive Era 

21 America and the Great War 

22 The New Era 

23 The Great Depression 

24 The New Deal 

25 The Global Crisis 

26 America in a World at War 

27 The Cold War 

28 The Affluent Society 

29 Civil Rights, Vietnam, and the Ordeal of 

LiberalismI 

30 The Crisis of Authority 

31 From “The Age of Limits” to the Age of 

Reagan 

32 The Age of Globalization 

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US History 

Armstrong | © 2007 

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American History: A Survey 

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world history | european history 

Traditions & Encounters: 

A Global Perspective 

Bentley, Ziegler | Fourth Edition, © 2008 

This text covers the world as a 

whole, examining the formations 

and development of the world’s major 

societies (“traditions”), and exploring 

cross-cultural interactions and exchanges 

that have been some of the most effective 

agents of change in history (“encounters”). 

Features 

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• Each of the primary source excerpts, 

“Sources from the Past”, now ends 

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AP World History 

Martin | © 2008 

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AP European History 

Brautigam | © 2008 

European History is one of the fastest 

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A History 

of the Modern World 

Palmer, Colton | Tenth Edition, © 2007 

Conceived and written as a history 

of the modern world rather than 

a truncated Western civilization book. 

This edition includes two-colour inserts 

highlighting fine art, additional pedagogy 

to guide students through challenging 

material, and full, up-to-date inclusion of 

current events. 

Features 

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Middle Ages to the political and religious 

conflicts at the beginning of the 

twenty -first century 

• Current issues such as terrorism, 

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european history 

Western Civilization Sources, Images, and Interpretations, 

Sherman | Seventh Edition, © 2008 

This collection of primary, secondary, and visual sources for the Western Civilization 

survey course provides a broad introduction to the materials historians use, the 

interpretations historians make, and thousands of years of Western civilization. Its 

broad selection of documents, photographs, maps, and charts, and its full array of 

accompanying commentaries—drawn from a balanced spectrum of perspectives 

and approaches—offer valuable insight into the work of historians and provide the 

context that helps students understand the texts’ full historical significance. 

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Part 1: Civilizations of the Ancient World 

1 Civilizations of the Ancient Near East 

2 The Emergence of Greek Civilization 

3 Classical and Hellenistic Greece 

4 The Rise of Rome 

5 The Roman Empire and the Rise of 

Christianity 

Part 2: The Middle Ages 

6 The Early Middle Ages 

7 The Medieval East 

8 The High Middle Ages: The Eleventh and 

Twelfth Centuries 

9 The High Middle Ages: The Crusades 

and the East 

10 The High Middle Ages: The Thirteenth 

Century 

11 The Late Middle Ages 

Part 3: The Renaissance, Reformation, and 

Expansion 

12 The Renaissance 

13 The Reformation 

14 Overseas Expansion and New Politics 

Part 4: The Early Modern Period 

15 War and Revolution: 1560-1660 

16 Aristocracy and Absolutism in the 

Seventeenth Century 

17 The Scientific Revolution 

18 Politics and Society in the Ancien Regime 

19 The Enlightenment 

Part 5: The Nineteenth Century 

20 The French Revolution 

21 The Age of Napoleon 

22 Industrialization and Social Change 

23 Reaction, Reform, Revolution, and 

Romanticism: 1815-1848 

24 The National State, Nationalism, and 

Imperialism: 1850-1914 

25 Culture, Thought, and Society: 1850-1914 

Part 6: The Twentieth Century: 

1914 to the Present 

26 War and Revolution: 1914-1920 

27 Democracy, Depression, and Instability: 

The 1920s and 1930s 

28 Communism, Fascism, and Authoritarianism 

29 World War II and the Postwar World 

30 The Present in Perspective 

Volume 1, Chapters 1-17 

(softcover, 256 pages) 9780073284750 

Volume 2, Chapters 16-30 (softcover, 256 pages) 

9780073284743 

From Renaissance to the Present 

9780073513249 

The Western Experience 

Chambers, et al | Ninth Edition, © 2007 

Uses themes and historical problems 

to spur discussion 

The Western Experience offers a 

thorough, analytical overview of 

Western civilization, giving students an 

introduction to the major achievements 

in Western thought, art, and science- 

-as well as the social, political, and 

economic context for understanding 

those developments. 

• Coverage of cultural history, with a 

careful balance between high culture 

and popular culture. 

• Thematic coverage provides a unique 

flexibility to teachers. 

• “Interpretive Approach” challenges 

students, spurs discussion and debate, 

and employs the use of critical 

thinking. 

• Stellar art history and mapping 

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Manual (Print) 9780073256665 

Study Guide with Maps and Exercises 

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geography | sociology | philosophy 

Human Geography 

Landscapes of Human 

Activities 

Fellmann, et al. Tenth Edition, 

© 2008 

Fellmann’s Human Geography 

introduces students to the scope 

and excitement of human geography 

and its relevance to their daily lives. This 

edition continues to convey the breadth 

of human geography and to provide 

insight into the nature and intellectual 

challenges of the field of geography 

itself. The authors pay special attention 

to gender issues and assume no 

previous experience in geography on 

the part of the students. 

www.mhhe.com/fellmann10e 

Online Learning Center includes 

interactive quizzing and exercises, case 

studies, and maps. Teaching resources 

online include lecture PowerPoints®, 

instructor’s manual, test banks for creating 

exams, illustrations/tables/art files for 

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and more. 

Text (hardcover, 544 pages) 9780077216047 


CD-ROM 9780073324296 

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Mapping 

the Social Landscape: 

Readings in Sociology 

Ferguson | Fifth Edition, © 2009 

The 60 selections in this best-selling 

reader represent a plurality of voices 

and views within sociology. In addition 

to classic works by authors such as Karl 

Marx, Max Weber, C. Wright Mills, David 

Rosenhan, Kingsley Davis, and Wilbert 

Moore, this anthology presents a wide 

range of contemporary scholarship, 

some of which provides new treatments 

of traditional concepts. 

New selections examine street vendors 

in New York City, the culture of fear, 

social interaction in toy stores, the 

transmission of wealth, ambiguous 

gender identity, globalization and 

business, male-dominated athletics, 

transracial adoption, the increase 

in social isolation, social class and 

parenting styles, and the U.S. health 

care system. These selections include 

an essay by Joel Best on the sociology 

of gloom and an essay by Jonathan 

Kozol on racial segregation in American 

schools. 

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9780073528076 


Questions 

that Matter: An Invitation 

to Philosophy 

Miller, Jensen | Sixth Edition, © 2009 

This text-reader introduces the 

fundamental, timeless, and 

pressing questions of philosophy. The 

authors make the issues accessible 

for students with primary source 

readings incorporated into clearly 

written text material and an extensive 

pedagogical program that includes 

running summaries, high-interest boxes, 

biographies, epigrams, a philosophical 

dictionary. The new edition has been 

streamlined and revised to include a 

new chapter on Democracy, which 

expands the coverage of the everevolving 

realm of social and political 

philosophy. 

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psychology 


Psychology 

The Science of Mind and 

Behavior 

Passer, Smith | Fourth Edition, © 2008 

Psychology: The Science of Mind 

and Behavior imparts students with 

a scientific understanding of the field 

of psychology while showing them the 

impact on their day-to-day existence. 

A simple conceptual framework 

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between biological, psychological, 

and environmental levels of analysis 

and portrays the focus of modern 

psychology. 

• Research Close-Ups provides an 

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drinking and driving, avoidance learning 

in psychopaths, and obedience to 

authority. 

• Simple unifying framework emphasizes 

how psychologists examine biological, 

psychological, and environmental 

factors. 

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Psychology 

An Introduction 


Lahe | Tenth Edition, © 2009 

This text’s student-friendly writing, 

new chapter openers, and fresh 

applications make the material more 

relevant to students than ever before, 

and the proven learning system ensures 

that all students grasp the concepts 

presented in the book. Lahey’s 

hallmark emphasis on diversity and 

culture remains integrated throughout, 

making this the text for a well-rounded 

introduction to all areas of psychology. 

• Proven learning system includes 

advance organizers, critical thinking 

questions, nested hierarchical reviews, 

and visual and verbal organizational 

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• PrepCenter is an online instructor 

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by media type (PowerPoints, videos, 

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• Updated research throughout reflects 

new groundbreaking work. 

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Psychology 

Frontiers and Applications 

Passer, Smith, Atkinson, Mitchell, Muir 

| Third Canadian Edition, © 2008 

Beginning with the view that 

behaviour can be studied 

at psychological, biological, and 

environmental levels, the text employs 

a variety of pedagogical elements to 

emphasize the relationship between 

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Annual Editions 

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Developing World, 09/10 9780073397825 

Geography, 22/e, 2008 9780073515465 

Geography Instructor’s Manual 9780073365138 

Global Issues, 08/09, 24/e 9780073397634 

Global Issues Instructor’s Manual 

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Health, 08/09, 29/e 9780073516325 

Human Development, 09/10, 38/e 

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Mass Media, 08/09, 15/e 9780078127762 

Psychology, 09/10, 40/e 9780073516394 

Sociology, 08/09, 37/e 9780073397672 

Urban Society, 2010, 14/e 9780078127717 

Violence and Terrorism, 08/09, 11/e 

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Western Civilization, Vol 1, 15/e 

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Western Civilization Vol 2, 14/e 

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World History, Vol 1, 2008, 9/e 9780073397405 

World History Instructor’s Manual 

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World History, Vol 2, 2010, 10/e 9780078127793 

World Politics, 2010, 30/e 9780078127601 

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Global Issues 4/e 9780073515342 

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accounting 

BUSINESS 

Fundamental Accounting Principles 

Larson, Jensen | Twelfth Edition, © 2007 

New Features 

• Student Success Cycle—highlights key steps toward understanding and critically 

evaluating the information. 

• Student Success Centre—completely redesigned and redeveloped 

• Critical Thinking Challenge Exercises are designed to help students develop the 

skills related to questioning. 

• Analysis Component has been added to each mid- and end-of-chapter demonstration 

problem, promoting critical thinking. 


Volume 1 

Preface 

1 Accounting: The Key to Success 

2 Financial Statements and Accounting 

Transactions 

3 Analyzing and Recording Transactions 

4 Adjusting Accounts for Financial 

Statements 

5 Completing the Accounting Cycle and 

Classifying Accounts 

6 Accounting for Merchandising Activities 

7 Merchandise Inventory and Cost of Sales 

8 Accounting Information Systems 

9 Internal Control and Cash 

10 Receivables 

11 Payroll Liabilities 

Volume 2 

12 Capital Assets and Goodwill 

13 Current Liabilities 

14 Partnerships 

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15 Organization and Operation of 

Corporations 

16 Corporate Reporting: Income, Earnings 

Per Share, and Retained Earnings 

17 Bonds and Long-Term Notes Payable 

18 Accounting for Debt and Share 

Investments 

19 Reporting and Analyzing Cash Flows 

20 Analyzing Financial Statements 

Volume 3 

21 Introduction to Managerial Accounting 

22 Managerial Accounting Concepts 

23 Job Order Costing 

24 Process Costing 

25 Cost Allocation and Segment Performance 

26 Cost-Volume-Profit Analysis 

27 Master Budgets and Planning 

28 Flexible Budgets and Standard Costs 

29 Managerial Decision Making 

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Practical Business 

Math Procedures 

Slate | Ninth Edition, © 2008 

Practical Business Math Procedures 

is a comprehensive introduction 

to the concepts and applications 

of mathematics to personal and 

commercial business problems. The 

text uses basic arithmetic and problem 

solving techniques and illustrates their 

use in retailing, interest and loans, 

banking, payroll, taxes, investments, 

insurance, and a variety of other 

business situations. The text is well 

known for the motivating integration 

of interesting real world examples and 

photos from the Wall Street Journal, 

Kiplinger’s, and many other business 

journals. 

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Teacher Centre includes Instructor’s 

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Text (softcover, 736 pages) 9780077214562 

Student Solutions Manual 

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Instructor’s Resource Guide 9780073278582 

Instructor’s Resource CD-ROM 9780073278575 

Volume 1 (softcover, 672 pages) 

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9780070951723 


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Working Papers, Volume 1 9780070953482 

Working Papers, Volume 2 9780070953567 

Instructor’s CD-ROM, Volume 1, 2, 3, 

PowerPoint Slides and Computerized 

Testbank 9780070953512 


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BUSINESS 

accounting | economics 


College Accounting 

Price, Haddock, Brock | Twelveth 

Edition, © 2009 

College Accounting helps students 

build the skills and knowledge 

necessary for success in the business 

world today. This book includes 

features like Thinking Critically 

Questions, International Insights, About 

Accounting, Computers in Accounting, 

and a comprehensive self-review 

complete with answers. 

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College Accounting, Chapters 1-13 with Home 

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College Accounting, 

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Instructor Resource Guide 

Chapters 1-30 9780073365589 

College Accounting, 

Chapters 1-30 with Home 

Depot Annual Report 9780077264314 


Chapters 26-32 9780073203430 


Chapters 1-30 9780073365695 

Solutions Manual, 

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Economics 

McConnell, Brue | Seventeenth Edition, © 2008 

Known for clarity, patience, balanced, and step-by-step presentation of basic 

economic concepts, Economics continues to define textbook excellence. 

DiscoverEcon software, brand-new videos or DVDs that teach economic concepts in 

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• Contemporary Discussions and Examples: The economics of the war on terrorism, 

China’s rapidly emerging economy, corporate financial and accounting 

misconduct, the explosion of demand for DVD players, DVDs, and digital cameras, 

new marginal income tax brackets. 

• “Consider This” Vignettes: 32 analogies, examples, or stories that help drive home 

central economic ideas in a student-oriented, real-world manner. 


Part 1: An Introduction to Economics and the 

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Part 2: Macroeconomic Measurement and 

Basic Concepts 

Part 3: Macroeconomic Models and Fiscal 

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Part 4: Money, Banking and Monitary Policy 

Part 5: Long-Run Perspectives and 

Macroeconomic Debates 

Part 6: Microeconimics of Product Markets 

Part 7: Microeconomics of Resource Markets 

Part 8: Microeconomics of Government 

Part 9: Microeconomic Issues and Policies 

Part 10: International Economics 

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economics 

BUSINESS 

Understanding Economics 

Lovewell | Fourth Canadian Edition, © 2007 

Understanding Economics explains how economics relates to students’ lives and 

to the main issues of the day. 


• New material on excise taxes and demand and supply elasticity 

• A new appendix that deals with the basics of marginal productivity theory. 

• New material on game theory 

• New material on welfare economics 

• More numerical questions and a new ‘key graphs’ feature 

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Part 1: Working with Economics 

1 The Economic Problem 

2 Demand and Supply 

3 Competitive Dynamics and Government 

Part 2: Efficiency and Equity 

4 Costs of Production 

5 Perfect Competition Appendix: How 

Resource Markets Operate 

6 Monopoly and Imperfect Competition 

7 Economic Welfare and Equity 

Part 3: Economic Stability 

8 Measures of Economic Activity 

9 Inflation and Unemployment 

10 Economic Fluctuations Appendix: The 

Aggregate Expenditures Model 

11 Fiscal Policy Appendix: The Aggregate 

Expenditures Model and Government 

12 Money 

13 Monetary Policy 

Part 4: Canada in the Global Economy 

14 The Foreign Sector 

15 Foreign Trade 

Text (Softcover, 512 pages) 9780070954922 

Instructor’s CD-ROM 9780070958371 


Understanding Economics 

Lovewel | School Edition, © 2004 


9780070877498 


Instructor’s Manual, PowerPoint® Slides, 

Computerized Test Bank 9780070891531 

Study Guide 9780070923164 

Principles of 

Microeconomics 

with Powerweb 


Sayre, Morris | Sixth Canadian Edition, 

© 2009 

By positioning self-test questions 

throughout each chapter, students 

are encouraged to apply what they 

have just read, and gives them 

feedback on their comprehension of the 

material being presented. Sayre/Morris 

pioneered the idea of integrating the 

study guide into the texts that provide 

a review of the material in the chapter, 

and then goes on to give students 

practice questions providing them with 

the practice that is necessary to excel in 

economics. 

Microeconomics Table of Contents 


2 Demand and Supply: An Introduction 

Appendix to Chapter 2: The Algebra of 

Demand and Supply 

3 Demand and Supply: An Elaboration 

4 Elasticity 

5 Consumer Demand 

Appendix to Chapter 5: Indifference Curve 

Analysis 

6 A Firm’s Production and Costs in the 

Short Run 

7 Costs in the Long Run 

8 Perfect Competition 

9 An Evaluation of Competitive Markets 

10 Monopoly 

11 Imperfect Competition 

12 The Factors of Production 

13 International Trade 

Principles of Microeconomics 



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economics | law 

Principles of 

Macroeconomics 

with Powerweb 


Sayre, Morris | Sixth Canadian Edition, 

© 2009 

By positioning self-test questions 

throughout each chapter, students 

are encouraged to apply what they 

have just read, and gives them 

feedback on their comprehension of the 

material being presented. Sayre/Morris 

pioneered the idea of integrating the 

study guide into the texts that provide 

a review of the material in the chapter, 

and then goes on to give students 

practice questions providing them with 

the practice that is necessary to excel in 

economics. 

Macroeconomics Table of Contents 


2 Demand and Supply: An Introduction 

Appendix to Chapter 2: The Algebra of 

Demand and Supply 

3 Measuring National Income 

4 Growth, Unemployment, and Inflation 

5 Aggregate Demand and Supply 

6 Aggregate Expenditure 

7 Money and Banking 

8 The Money Market 

9 International Trade 

10 Exchange Rates and the Balance of 

Payments 

11 Fiscal Policy 

12 Monetary Policy 

13 A Walk Through the Twentieth Century 

and Beyond 

Principles of Macroeconomics 



. Criminal Law and the Canadian Criminal Code 

Barnhorst, Barnhorst | Fifth Canadian Edition, © 2009 

Criminal Law and the Canadian Criminal Code, 5th Edition is written specifically 

for those who need to understand the principles of criminal law and the offences 

under the Canadian Criminal Code. 

Features 

Extensive content updates: The most recent amendments to the Criminal Code and 

recent case law decisions have been incorporated into the new edition. 

Glossary: A separate Glossary, defines terms that are bolded throughout the text. 

This feature assists in the comprehension of material and can serve as a valuable 

study aid for students. 

Inclusion of Web Resources: The accompanying Online Learning Centre will provide 

students and instructors with access to links provided in the text. 

Weblinks will help students access the most up-to-date legal decisions or can be 

used as a resource for completing assignments. Instructors who want to bring added 

information and content into the courses will find this feature beneficial. 

Provides the inside track on the Youth Criminal Justice Act and the Narcotic Control 

Act. Provides added depth of coverage on the Youth Criminal Justice Act and the 

Narcotic Control Act: Two updated Appendices provide in-depth examination of 

these two topics found to be of particular interest to instructors and students. 


Part I: The Criminal Law 

1 An Introduction to Law 

2 An Introduction to Criminal Law 

3 Some General Principles for Determining 

Criminal Liability 

4 Defences 

5 Pre-trial Criminal Procedure 

Part II: Criminal Code Offences 

6 Jurisdiction and Public Order, Firearms, 

and Other Offences 

7 Sexual Offences, Public Morals, and 

Disorderly Conduct 

8 Soliciting and Procuring, Disorderly 

Houses, Betting, and Lotteries 

9 The Offences of Murder, Manslaughter, 

and Infanticide 

10 Criminal Negligence and Legal Duties 

11 Offences Involving Motor Vehicles 

12 Assaults and Related Offences Against 

the Person 

13 Offences Against Property Rights 

14 False Pretences, Fraud, and Forgery 

15 Mischief, Arson, and Cruelty to Animals 

Appendix A: Narcotic and Drug Offences 

Appendix B: Youth Criminal Justice Act 

Appendix C: Legal Rights Under the Charter 

Student Text (softcover, 448 pgs) 

9780070969353 

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international business | organizational behaviour 

BUSINESS 


International Business: 

The Challenge of Global 

Competition 

Ball, et. al. | Twelfth Edition, © 2010 

Enriched with maps, photos, and the 

most up-to-date world data, this 

textbook features access to CESIM— 

an interactive IB simulation. 


Part I: The Nature of International Business 

1 The Rapid Change of International 

Business 

2 International Trade and Foreign Direct 

Investment 

3 Theories of International Trade and 

Investment 

4 International Institutions from an 

International Business Perspective 

Part II: International Environmental Forces 

5 Sociocultural Forces 

6 Natural Resources and Environmental 

Sustainability 

7 Economic and Socioeconomic Forces 

8 Political Forces 

9 Intellectual Property and Other Legal 

Forces 

10 Understanding the International 

Monetary System and Financial Forces 

11 Labor Forces 

Part III: The Organizational Environment 

12 International Competitive Strategy 

13 Organizational Design and Control 

14 Assessing and Analyzing Markets 

15 Entry Modes 

16 Export and Import Practices 

17 Marketing Internationally 

18 Global Operations and Supply Chain 

Management 

19 Human Resource Management 

20 International Accounting and Financial 

Management 

Text (hardcover) with access card 

9780077318833 

Fundamentals of 

Organizational Behaviour 

Kreitner, Kinicki, Cole | Second 

Canadian Edition, © 2007 

This Second Canadian edition has 

been designed to promote active 

learning, integrating student friendly 

material with invaluable experience. 

Unique and engaging features of the 

text are combined with an integrated 

tool kit for mastering organizational 

behaviour and tackling exams. Mixing 

and matching of chapters in various 

combinations is possible to create 

optimum teaching and learning 

experiences. This text gives instructors 

additional time for other class activities; 

it fits the model for shorter texts that 

can be enhanced through exercises and 

class discussion. 

www.mcgrawhill.ca/college/kreitner 


additional material for student: chapter 

quizzes, CBC video streaming and 

exercises, an audio glossary, cases and 

exercises, self-assessment activities, 

and interactive modules that encourage 

hands-on learning. 


Part 1: Managing People 

1 Introduction to Organizational Behaviour 

Part 2: Managing Individuals 

2 Perception, Personality, and Emotion 

3 Motivation 

4 Performance Management 

5 Stress Management 

Part 3: Making Decisions and Managing 

Social Processes 

6 Decision Making, Creativity, and Ethics 

7 Groups and Teamwork 

8 Communication 

Part 4: Managing Organizational Processes 

9 Conflict and Negotiation 

10 Power and Politics 

11 Leadership 

Part 5: Managing Evolving Organizations 

12 Organizational Design 

13 Organizational Culture and Change 

Appendix: OB in Action Cases 


9780070876958 

Instructor’s Resource CD-ROM 

(including Instructor’s Resource Manual, Computerized 

Test Bank, and PowerPoint Presentations) 

9780070950375 


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communications | marketing 


Business Communication Now 

Locker, Findlay | Second Canadian 


Covering the essentials of effective 

communication, Bus Comm 

Now equips students for working 

in the digital, diverse, and global 

world. Beyond learning fundamental 

concepts and skills, students will see 

what communication tasks they will be 

likely to encounter in a wide array of 

occupations, and the strategies most 

likely to succeed. 

Features 

• Showcases a range of businesses 

from large to small, corporate and 

cooperative, for-profit and not-forprofit, 

and Crown corporations. 

• Details the impact of new technologies 

such as blogging, instant messaging, 

and VOIP. 


Part 1: The Building Blocks of Effective Messages 

1 Communicating in a Changing Business 

World 

2 Adapting to Audiences 

3 Planning, Composing, and Revising 

4 Designing Documents, Slides, and Screens 

Part 2: Interpersonal Communication 

5 Communicating across Cultures 

6 Working and Writing in Groups 

Part 3: Letters, Memos, and E-mail Messages 

7 Informative and Positive Messages 

8 Negative Messages 

9 Persuasive Messages 

10 Sales, Fundraising and Promotional 

Messages 

Part 4: Reports 

11 Planning, Proposing, and Researching 

Reports 

12 Analyzing Information and Writing Reports 

13 Making Oral Presentations 

Part 5: Job Hunting 

14 Employment Communications 

Marketing 

Crane et al. | Seventh Canadian Edition, © 2008 

Packed with new marketing examples from across Canada and around 

the world. 

Features 

• Chapter Opening Vignettes are often integrated into narrative, exhibits, and boxed 

features throughout the chapter. 

• Marketing News Net boxes provide engaging, current examples. 

• Ethics and Social Responsibility Alert boxes increase awareness and assessment 

of current topics. 

• Each chapter concludes with a Video Case that provides an up close look at a 

company example. 


Part 1: Initiating the Marketing Process 

1 Marketing: Customer Value, Satisfaction, 

Customer Relationships, and Customer 

Experiences 

2 Developing Successful Marketing 

Strategies 

Appendix A Building an Effective Marketing 

Plan 

3 Scanning the Marketing Environment 

4 Ethics and Social Responsibility in 

Marketing 

Part 2: Understanding Buyers and Markets 

5 Consumer Behaviour 

6 Organizational Markets and Buyer 

Behaviour 

7 Reaching Global Markets 

Part 3: Targeting Marketing Opportunities 

8 Marketing Research: From Information 

to Action 

9 Market Segmentation, Targeting, and 

Positioning 

Part 4: Satisfying Marketing Opportunities 

10 Developing New Products and Services 

11 Managing Products and Brands 

12 Managing Services 

13 Pricing Products and Services 

14 Managing Marketing Channels and 

Supply Chains 

15 Retailing 

16 Integrated Marketing Communications 

and Direct Marketing 

17 Advertising, Sales Promotion, and 

Public Relations 

18 Personal Selling and Sales Management 

Part 5: Managing the Marketing Process 

19 Pulling It All Together: The Strategic 

Marketing Process 

www.mcgrawhill.ca/olc/crane 

• Password protected access to 

downloadable Instructor Resources 

including PowerPoint Presentations, 

Instructor’s Manual, Cases, and 

Activities Guide. Password access 

provided upon adoption. 


9780070984943 

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9780070780415 


health & wellness 

HEALTH 

McGraw-Hill Allied Health 

Medical Dictionary 

Dumith | First Edition, © 2008 

Simple straightforward definitions 

in understandable language with 

cross-referencing done meticulously. 

Our dictionary uses common language 

as much as possible or uses medical 

terms that appear in the dictionary or 

are explained where they are used. 

• Extensive coverage of anatomy 

groups (such as tables of muscles, 

bones, and nerves at those entries) 

and an overview 32-page 4-color 

insert of anatomy art and text. 

• Warnings are put at all abbreviations 

that are no longer allowed to be handwritten 

in medical documents so as to 

avoid medical errors. An appendix of 

these abbreviations is also included. 

• A straightforward comprehensive 

pronunciation system with as few 

symbols as possible enables the user 

to clearly pronounce medical terms-a 

skill that is essential in allied health 

careers. 

• Student CD-ROM to accompany the 

McGraw-Hill Allied Health Dictionary 

contains searchable list and audio 

pronunciations for all terms in the 

Dictionary. 


Focus on Health 

Hahn, Payne, Gallant, Fletcher | 

Second Canadian Edition, © 2006 

This text integrates coverage of 

health care services within the 

discussion of personal health issues 

such as fitness, chronic conditions, and 

substance abuse. Extensive technology 

is also integrated into the text through 

Online Learning Centre boxes, 

HealthQuest Activities, and “Health on 

the Web” boxes. 

Features 

• Psychological health, suicide intervention 

and electroconvulsive theory 

• Information on costs and benefits of 

stress 

• Making better fast food choices 

• Canada’s Physical Activity Guide 

• Canadian Health Care system (i.e., 

new Canadian Public Health Agency) 


Part 1: The Mind 

Part 2: The Body 

Part 3: Substance Abuse and Addiction 

Part 4: Preventing Disease 

Part 5: The Life Cycle 

Part 6: Consumer and Safety Issues 

www.mcgrawhill.ca/college/hahn 


9780070877368 

Fit and Well 

Fahey, Wong | First Canadian Edition, 

© 2007 

The text provides comprehensive 

advice on wellness-related behaviour 

and practicing a healthier way of life, 

coverage of health-related fitness and 

nutrition. 

Features 

• Canadian content and examples, 

coverage of Canada’s Food Guide has 

been included, along with Canada’s 

Physical Activity Guide and physical 

fitness testing, Canadian programs 

such as CAHPERD. 

• Lab Activities and Hands on Self 

Assessments—these appear at the 

end of every chapter and are useful 

for students to determine their current 

level of wellness and create plans for 

making positive changes in their lifestyle. 

The Using Your Results sections 

guide students in setting goals and 

moving forward based on the results 

of the assessments. 

• Extensive pedagogy and self-assessment 

tools that promote behaviour 

change, including a Behaviour Change 

Workbook at the back of the text 

extensive pedagogical tools including 

Take Charge boxes and Motivation for 

Change sections that provide advice 

and strategies for beginning a behaviour 

change strategy program and 

maintaining healthy habits over time. 


9780070877535 


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HEALTH 

health & wellness | sports medicine 


A Wellness Way of Life 

Robbins, Powers, Burgess | Eighth 


Wellness Way of Life sets the stage 

A for lifestyle changes by providing 

many useful tools for action so students 

can apply the information to their 

everyday life. 

This fully updated edition includes the 

latest information on health and fitness, 

and features study questions for every 

chapter. Lab activities at the end of 

each chapter help students to better 

understand the link between wellness 

concepts and application. 


1 Understanding Wellness 

2 Changing Behavior 

3 Developing and Assessing Physical 

Fitness 

4 Maximizing Cardiorespiratory Fitness 

5 Developing Flexibility 

6 Developing Muscular Fitness 

7 Exploring Special Exercise 

Considerations 

8 Preventing Common Injuries and Caring 

for the Lower Back 

9 Maximizing Heart Health 

10 Coping with Stress 

11 Eating for Wellness 

13 Preventing Cancer 

14 Understanding Substance Abuse and 

Addictive Behavior 

15 Preventing Sexually Transmitted Disease 

16 Exploring Lifetime Wellness Issues 

www.mhhe.com/robbins8e 



support material such as Test Bank, EZ 

Test, Lab Activities and more. Password 

access available upon adoption. 



Concepts of Fitness and 

Wellness: A Comprehensive 

Lifestyle Approach 

Corbin, et al. | Eighth Edition, © 2009 

Concepts of Fitness and Wellness 

provides students with selfmanagement 

skills necessary to adopt 

a healthy lifestyle. This well-established 

text uses a proven conceptual format, 

brief concepts rather than chapters 

to provide information in a useful and 

concise way. It is organized to focus on 

“process” or lifestyle changes with early 

coverage of planning so students can 

apply the concepts immediately. 


Section 1: Lifestyles for Health, Wellness, 

and Fitness 

Section II: An Introduction to Physical Activity 

Section III: The Physical Activity Pyramid 

Section IV: Physical Activity: Special 

Considerations 

Section V: Nutrition and Body Composition 

Section VI: Stress Management 

Section VII: Avoiding Destructive Behaviors 

Section VIII: Making Informed Choices 

www.mhhe.com/corbin8e 



support material such as online 

Instructor’s Manual, PowerPoint 

Presentations, and EZ Test Bank. 



Student Edition 9780073376387 

Instructor Media DVD 9780077236052 

Manual of 

Structural Kinesiology 

Thompson, Floyd | Seventeenth 


This book provides a straightforward 

look at human anatomy and 

its relation to movement. The text 

identifies specific muscles and muscle 

groups and describes exercises for 

strengthening and developing those 

muscles. 

Features 

• Revised questions and exercises at the end 

of every chapter 

• Laboratory section for in-class or 

homework assignments at the end of every 

chapter 

• Joint motion icons in margin to reinforce 

muscle activities 


Preface 

1 Foundations of Structural Kinesiology 

2 Neuromuscular Fundamentals 

3 Basic Biomechanical Factors and 

Concepts 

4 The Shoulder Girdle 

5 The Shoulder Joint 

6 The Elbow and Radioulnar Joints 

7 The Wrist and Hand Joints 

8 Muscular Analysis of Upper Extremity 

Exercises 

9 The Hip Joint and Pelvic Girdle 

10 The Knee Joint 

11 The Ankle and Foot Joints 

12 The Trunk and Spinal Column 

13 Muscular Analysis of Trunk and Lower 

Extremity Exercises 

www.mhhe.com/floyd17e 

Student Text with PowerWeb 


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sports medicine 

HEALTH 


Essentials of Athletic 

Injury Management 

Prentice, Arnheim | Seventh Edition, 

© 2008 

Essentials of AthleticInjury 

Management focuses on the basic 

principles in the care and prevention 

of athletic injury. It gives students the 

essential information they need to work 

with individuals participating in sports. 

The text includes “Athletic Injury 

Management Checklists”, it features 

separate chapters on key topics such 

as young athletes and injury prevention, 

legal liability and insurance, and blood 

borne pathogens and the universal 

precautions necessary in the athletic 

environment. In each chapter, critical 

thinking exercises provide relevant, brief 

case studies. 


Part 1: Organizing and Establishing an 

Effective Athletic Health Care System 

Part 2: Techniques for Preventing and 

Minimizing Sport-Related Injuries 

Part 3: Recognition and Management of 

Specific Injuries and Conditions 

www.mhhe.com/prentice7e 


student access to Primary Source links, 

Quizzes, Activities, chapter outlines and 

chapter overviews for every chapter. 

Password protected access to online 

Instructor’s Manual, PowerPoints and 

Testbank is available upon adoption. 

Student Edition (Reinforced Binding) 

(hardcover, 672 pages) 

9780073284811 $104.87 

Sports in Society: 

Issues and Controversies 

Coakley, Donnelly | Second Canadian Edition, © 2009 

Sports in Society: Issues and Controversies, Second Canadian Edition is the 

definitive text for the sociology of sport course. The text’s global, issues-oriented 

approach to the study of sports in Canadian society promotes discussion of current 

sports-related controversies and helps students to develop critical thinking skills. 

Features 

• Canadian Content: The text has been fully revised and updated to provide an 

overview of sports in Canadian society. Each chapter integrates classic and 

contemporary Canadian research, Canadian examples, and discussion of made-in- 

Canada solutions to problems in Canadian sports and society. 

• Global Focus: Sports in Society situates Canadian content in a global context, and 

makes frequent comparisons between Canada and other countries. 


1 The Sociology of Sport: What is it and 

why study it? 

2 Producing Knowledge About Sports in 

Society: What is the Role of Research 

and Theory? 

3 Studying the Past: Does It Help us 

Understand Sports Today? 

4 Sports and Socialization: Who Plays and 

What Happens to Them? 

5 Sports and Children: Are Organized 

Programs Worth the Effort? 

6 Deviance in Sports: Is It Out of Control? 

7 Violence in Sports: How Does It Affect 

Our Lives? 

8 Gender and Sports: Does Equity 

Require Ideological Changes? 

www.mcgrawhill.ca/college/coakley 

9 Race and Ethnicity: Are They Important 

in Sports? 

10 Social Class: Do Money and Power 

Matter in Sports? 

11 Sports and the Economy: What Are the 

Characteristics of Commercial Sports? 

12 Sports and the Media: Could They 

Survive Without Each Other? 

13 Sports and Politics: How Do Governments 

and Globalization Influence Sports? 

14 Sports in High School and College: Do 

Varsity Sport Programs Contribute to 

Education? 

15 Sports and Religion: Is It a Promising 

Combination? 

16 Sports in the Future: What Can We 

Expect? 

Online Learning Centre includes password-protected Instructor’s Manual, 

Computerized Test Bank, and PowerPoint Presentations available upon adoption. 


9780070971844 


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HEALTH | LANGUAGE ARTS 

intergenerational care | literature 

Life-Span Development 

Santrock, Mackenzie-Rivers et a | Third Canadian Edition, © 2008 

This new edition incorporates Canadian research and Canadian developmental 

contexts. Students benefit from balanced coverage of all stages of the life-span, 

Santrock’s trademark accessible writing style, and strong coverage of cultural 

diversity and the Canadian mosaic. Chapter opening vignettes, new Spotlight boxes 

on Research and Policy, Sociocultural Worlds of Development boxes, and Critical 

Thinking boxes reinforce and enhance the text’s emphasis on both theory and 

practice in the field of life-span development. 


Section 1: The Life-Span Developmental 

Perspective 

Introduction: The Life-Span Perspective 

1 Foundations of Life-Span Development 

2 Prominent Approaches in Life-Span 

Development 

Section 2: Beginnings 

3 Biological Beginnings 

4 Prenatal Development and Birth 

Section 3: Infancy 

5 Physical and Cognitive Development in 

Infancy 

6 Socio-emotional Development in Infancy 

Section 4: Early Childhood 


Early Childhood 

8 Socio-emotional Development in Early 

Childhood 

Section 5: Middle and Late Childhood 


Middle and Late Childhood 

10 Socio-emotional Development in Middle 

and Late Childhood 

http://www.mcgrawhill.ca/olc/santrock 

Section 6: Adolescence 


Adolescence 

12 Socio-emotional Development in 

Adolescence 

Section 7: Early Adulthood 


Early Adulthood 

14 Socio-emotional Development in Early 

Adulthood 

Section 8: Middle Adulthood 


Middle Adulthood 

16 Socio-emotional Development in Middle 

Adulthood 

Section 9: Late Adulthood 


Late Adulthood 

18 Socio-emotional Development in Late 

Adulthood 

Section 10: Endings 

19 Death and Grievin 

Literature: Approaches to 

Fiction, Poetry, and Drama 

DiYanni | Second Edition, © 2008 

Like its larger counterpart, the 

compact Literature: Approaches 

to Fiction, Poetry, and Drama by 

Robert DiYanni features studentcentered 

approaches to literature— 

from experience to interpretation to 

evaluation—and an emphasis on 

making connections between texts and 

thinking critically about literature. This 

compact anthology effectively balances 

classic, modern, and contemporary 

works across the three major genres. 

Features 

• Emphasis on Critical Thinking 

• New Chapters on Envisioning Literature 

• Fifteen New Short Stories 

• Over Eightly New Poems 

• Two New Plays 

www.mhhe.com/diyanni 

Student Text (hardcover with CD-ROM) 

9780073124452 

Online Learning Centre includes password-protected Instructor’s Manual, 

Computerized Test Bank, PowerPoint Presentations available upon adoption. 

Student Edition 


Instructor’s CD-ROM 

(includes IM, CTB, PPT) 9780070735842 

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literature 

Literature: Reading Fiction, Poetry, and Drama 

Diyanni | Sixth Edition, © 2007 

This text features student-centered approaches to literature-from experience to 

interpretation to evaluation-and an emphasis on making connections between 

texts and thinking critically about literature. 

Known for its clear presentation of the formal elements of literature and literature 

analysis, this anthology effectively balances classic, modern, and contemporary 

works across the three major genres, blending well-known writers with a diverse 

gathering of newer, international figures. This literary breadth is supplemented by 

extensive coverage of writing about literature, making this book an excellent text for 

introduction to literature courses as well as literature-based composition courses. 


An Anthology of Poems 

Introduction: Literature: Reading, 

18 A Selection of Contemporary Poetry 

Writing, and Critical Thinking 

Part 1: Fiction 

19 A Selection of World Poetry 

Reading and Writing about Fiction 

20 For Further Reading 

1 Reading Stories 

21 The Lives of Poets 

Part 3: Drama 

2 Types of Fiction 

Reading and Writing about Drama 

3 Elements of Fiction 

22 Reading Plays 

4 Writing about Fiction 

23 Types of Drama 

Thinking Critically about Fiction 

24 Elements of Drama 

5 Three Fiction Writers in Context 

25 Writing about Drama 

6 Literary Nonfiction 

26 The Greek Theater: Sophocles in Context 

7 Envisioning Narrative 

27 The Elizabethan Theater: Shakespeare in 

An Anthology of Short Fiction 

Context 

8 A Collection of Contemporary Fiction 

28 The Modern Realistic Theater: Ibsen in 

9 A Selection of World Fiction 

Context 

10 For Further Reading 

29 Envisioning Drama: Williams and Miller in 

Part 2: Poetry 

Performance 

Reading and Writing about Poetry 

An Anthology of Plays 

11 Reading Poems 

30 A Collection of Modern Drama 

12 Types of Poetry 

31 A Collection of Contemporary Plays 

13 Elements of Poetry 

Part 4: Research and Critical Perspectives 

14 Writing about Poetry 

32 Writing with Sources 

Thinking Critically about Poetry 

33 Critical Theory: Approaches to the 

15 Transformations 

Analysis and Interpretaion of Literature 

16 Envisioning Poetry 

34 Critical Comments about Literature 

17 Three Poets in Context 

www.mhhe.com/diyanni 

Student Text (Reinforced Binding, hardcover, 

2332 pages) with Ariel CD 9780073278964 


9780073256917 



Responding to Literature: 

Stories, Poems, Plays, and 

Essays 

Stanford | Fifth Edition, © 2006 

This text is designed to be used in 

any literature anthology, introduction 

to literature, or literature-based 

composition courses. It contains 

sections on the short story, plays, 

poetry, and the novel, as well as 

sections on film, writing a research 

paper, and other types of literaturebased 

composition. The book is full 

of exercises and contains numerous 

student sample essays. 


1 Why Read Literature? 

2 Joining the Conversation: Ways of 

Talking about Literature 

3 Continuing the Conversation: 

Considering Genre and Listening to 

Other Voices 

4 Writing About Literature 

5 Argument, Critical Thinking, and Research 

6 Innocence and Experience 

7 Roots, Identity, and Culture 

8 Love and Hate 

9 Families 

10 Nature 

11 War and Power 

12 Technology and Ethics 

13 Death 

14 Connections: Art and Poetry 

15 Four Poets, Then and Now 

Glossary of Literary Terms 

www.mhhe.com/stanford5 

Text (softcover, 1392 pages) with CD-ROM 

9780072962789 

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LANGUAGE ARTS 

literature | grammar and composition 

The American Tradition 

in Literature 

Perkins | Eleventh Edition, © 2007 

For the first time, an American 

literature anthology that provides 

students and instructors with a premier 

electronic support program! The 

American Tradition in Literature brings 

to its eleventh edition a multimedia CD- 

ROM (ARIEL American) packaged with 

every copy, an unparalleled Web site 

with resources for students, and a rich 

instructor’s resource center. Casebooks 

on 28 American writers, video, music, 

poems and stories. 

www.mhhe.com/perkins 

Student Text (Reinforced Binding) 

with CD-ROM 9780073281223 

Inventory availablity guaranteed 

until 7/31/2013 


Sentence Skills with Readings 

Langan | Fourth Edition, © 2010 

This best selling sentence-level 

worktext helps students master 

the essential grammar, mechanics, 

punctuation, and usage skills necessary 

for clear, thoughtful writing. Its flexible 

format, engaging exercises, and 

mastery tests have drawn consistent 

praise. 

• Visual learning: Each section of the 

book opens with color photographs 

and accompanying writing prompts, 

jump-starting the writing and critical 

thinking process. In addition, more 

than twenty compelling visuals have 

been integrated throughout the text - 

each supported by an accompanying 

writing prompt or activity. 

• Contemporary writing exercises and 

activities show how writing concepts 

can be applied to contemporary culture 

and everyday life. 

www.mhhe.com/langan 

English Skills 

Langan | Ninth Edition, © 2008 

The ninth edition of English Skills 

features the author’s trademark 

crystal-clear explanations, along with 

his range of motivating activities and 

writing assignments that reinforce the 

four bases of effective writing: unity, 

support, coherence, and sentence 

skills. The new edition adds a variety 

of exciting new features to the author’s 

proven approach, and reinstates 

much-requested material from previous 

editions. 



Ten Skills You Really Need to 

Succeed in College 9780072819557 

. 

Materials from the OLC are now 

integrated throughout the text using 

the recurring OLC icon, which appears 

whenever there is additional help 

available online. 


9780073533261 

5 Steps to a 5 AP English Literature 

Rankin, Murphy | Second Edition, © 2007 

Review material has been updated to reflect more recent tests. Includes two 

complete practice AP English Literature exams. 


9780071476324 

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grammar & composition 


A Writer’s Resource 

Maimon | Second Edition, © 2009 

Easy-to-use reference book. With 

the 2008 MLA Update edition, A 

Writer’s Resource continues to set the 

bar for contemporary handbooks. With 

integrated coverage of technology and 

visual rhetoric, hallmark coverage of 

writing across the curriculum, and brief, 

tabbed format, A Writer’s Resource 

has been designed to provide today’s 

students with a compact, easy-touse 

resource for writing in college and 

beyond. 

www.mhhe.com/awr 

Student Text (spiral-bound) 9780077293680 

5 Steps to a 5 

AP English Language 

Murphy, Rankin | Second Edition, 

© 2007 

Steps to a 5: AP English Language 

5 gives students a choice of study 

techniques that fits their learning 

style and sharpens their analytical, 

interpretive, and writing skills. 


Part I: How to Use This Book 

Chapter 1: The Five-Step Program 

Part II: What You Need to Know About the 

AP English Language and Composition Exam 

Chapter 2: Introduction to the AP English 

Language and Composition Exam 

Chapter 3: Section I of the Exam—The 

Multiple-Choice Questions 

Chapter 4: Introduction to the Analysis Essay 

Chapter 5: Introduction to the Argumentative 

Essay 

Chapter 6: Introduction to the Synthesis 

Essay 

Part III: Comprehensive Review—Analysis: 

Developing the Knowledge, Skills, and 

Strategies 

Chapter 7: Comprehensive Review—Analysis 

Chapter 8: Comprehensive Review— 

Argument 

Chapter 9: Comprehensive Review— 

Synthesis 

Part IV: Developing Confidence with Using 

Skills 

Chapter 10: Practice Exam 1 

Chapter 11: Practice Exam 2 

Student text (softcover, 292 pgs) 

9780071488549 

English Essentials 


Langan, Salem-Wiseman | First 

Canadian Edition, © 2009 

Students have an opportunity to 

engage and relate to the instruction 

and exercises for each skill. This text 

makes grammar, mechanics, spelling 

and punctuation accessible with its 

simple and clear explanations. 

Features 

• Practice, practice, practice: Providing 

2-3 full pages of exercises followed by 

4-full page review tests. 

• Extra help for second-language 

learners: Highlighting areas that may 

require troubleshooting 


Part 1: Becoming a Better Writer 

Part 2: The Basics 

Part 3: Beyond the Basics 

Part 4: Punctuation 

Part 5: Mechanics and Spelling 

Part 6: Mechanics and Spelling 


9780070980402 

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grammar & composition 

The Act of Writing 


Conrad | Eighth Canadian Edition, © 

2009 

The Act of Writing is the only all- 

Canadian essay anthology. Devoting 

a chapter to each rhetorical mode, this 

reader showcases Canadian readings 

that exemplify the mode and bring it to 

life. There are 50 current essays, of which 

35% are new so that this book continues 

to excite and challenge readers. 


Chapter 1 Narration 

George Gabori, Coming of Age in Putnok 

Carol Shields, Encounter 

Patrick Lane, There Is a Season 

Carol Geddes, Growing Up Native 

Chapter 2 Example 

Margaret Wente, Busy, Busy, Busy 

Karn Von Hahn, Self-Serving Propaganda 

Jeffrey Rosenthal, Poker Power 

Joe Fiorito, The Fire Hall Down the Street 

Goran Simic, Goodbye Muse, Hello Prada 

Chapter 3 Description 

Christy McLaren, Suitcase Lady 

Rudy Wiebe, The Bull 

Charles Yale Harrison, In the Trenches 

Emily Carr, D’Sonoqua 

Chapter 4 Cause and Effect 

Patricia Pearso, Avoiding the Big C: A Little 

Simple Advice 

Marc Garneau, Canada Must Put the Planet’s 

Interests First 

Paul D’Angelo, The Step Not Taken 

Naheed Mustafa, My Body Is My Own 

Business 

Linda McQuaig, Killing Machines 

June Callwood, Forgiveness 

Nathalie Petrowski, The Seven-Minute Life of 

Marc Lépine 

Crisanta Sampang, Trading Motherhood for 

Dollars 

Chapter 5 Comparison and Contrast 

Doris Anderson, The 51-Per-Cent Minority 

Catherine Pigott, Chicken-Hips 

Stephanie Nolan, Regine Mamba 

Michael Crummey, The Fish, the Fish 

Drew Hayden Taylor, This Boat Is My Boat 

Catharine Parr Traill, Remarks of Security of 

Person and Property in Canada 

Laurence Hill, Blank + White = Black 

Jon Evans, Apocalypse Soon 

Chapter 6 Analogy and Related Devices 

Dr. Vincent Lam and Dr. Colin Lee, Dr. Lam’s 

Perspective: Go on a Canoe Trip 

Basil Johnston, Modern Cannibals of the 

Wilds 

Samantha Bennett, It’s Not Just the Weather 

that’s Cooler in Canada 

C. B. MacKintosh, Moss Campion 

Chapter 7 Classification 

Hon. David Lam, Pulling Together 

Ian and Will Fergusson, Theatre 

Hugh MacLennan, A Sound Beyond Hearing 

Chapter 8 Process Analysis 

Dr. Mark Bernstein, Yes, It Is Brain Surgery 

Albert Koehl, Hockey Etiquette for the 

Beginner 

Catherine Ford, Yahoo, It’s Calgary 

Christie Blachford, Mother’s Milk 

Stephen Leacock, How to Live to Be 200 

Chapter 9 Argumentation and Persuasion 

Martin Hocking, Capping the Great Cup 

Debate 

Kildare Dobbs, The Scar 

Joy Kogawa, Grinning and Happy 

Candace Savage, Stuck on the Prairies: 

Where Is Here? 

Margaret Atwood, Letter to America 

Naomi Klein, Local Foreign Policy 

Rita Schindler, Thanks for Not Killing My Son 

Robert Christy, Life with Cerebral Palsy 

Lt.-Gen. Romeo Dallaire, with Major Brent 

Beardsley, Cri de coeur 


9780070969292 


The Act of Writing, 

School Edition 

© 2003 

Student Text 0070918562 $51.37 

Teacher’s Guide 0075603667 

The Student Writer 

Editor and Critic 

Clouse | Seventh Edition, © 2008 

Written with the kind of supportive 

tone found in a writing workshop, 

this three-in-one rhetoric/reader/ 

handbook puts students in control of 

developing their own writing processes 

by teaching them how to become 

astute critics and editors of their work. 

Now in full-colour, the seventh edition of 

The Student Writer offers new chapters 

on research, enhanced coverage 

of visual rhetoric, including a new 

appendix on document design, new 

and enhanced coverage of plagiarism, 

and more. 

www.mhhe.com/studentwriter 


9780073124810 


.

grammar and composition 


English Skills with Readings 

Langan, Winstanley | Fourth Canadian Edition, © 2009 

English Skills with Readings: Examining Paragraphs, a rhetoric/reader/handbook, 

builds a solid foundation for paragraph writing by breaking down the process into 

4 direct, prescriptive steps: unity, support, coherence, and sentence skills. 


• Further Insight boxes: Rather than relegating material appropriate for secondlanguage 

acquisition learners to one chapter, tips and caveats can be found 

throughout in these new boxes. 

• Challenge boxes: Presenting more sophisticated tips, techniques, and exercises, 

these new boxes will challenge students to apply and extend chapter content. 

• More academic writing assignments: Added to the end-of-chapter material, new 

writing assignments, which require the use of the third-person voice and viewpoint, 

have been designed to accustom students to writing at the post-secondary level. 

• Greater focus on research: Per reviewer recommendations, two chapters that 

focus on the process and integration of research have been moved from the Online 

Learning Centre into the text. 


Section 1 The Basic Principles of Effective 

Writing 

Section 2 Paragraph Development 

Section 3 Essay Development 

Section 4 Handbooks of Sentence Skills, 

Section 5 12Reading Selections 


9780070957879 

. 


College Writing Skills 

with Readings 

Langan, Winstanley | Fifth Canadian 


College Writing Skills with Readings, 

presents a straightforward 

framework built on four bases —unity, 

support, coherence, and sentence 

skills. 

Features 

• NEW! Point of View boxes explain 

from which approach and voice writers 

should employ for each rhetorical 

mode 

• NEW! Research Tip boxes, integrated 

into the chapters on researching and 

writing a research paper 

• NEW! Time Planning Chart, located 

in the Research Skills chapter, guides 

students through managing their time 

during the research process 

www.mcgrawhill.ca/olc/langan 


password-protected Instructor’s 

Manual, PowerPoint Presentations 


LANGUAGE ARTS 


9780070972667 

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English Skills with 

Readings 

Langan, Winstanley | Third Canadian 



9780070891647 


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LANGUAGE ARTS 

grammar & composition | readers 


Reading and Study Skills 

Langan | Ninth Edition, © 2010 

Wide range of reading and study 

skills covered. The highly versatile 

organization divides topics into focused, 

self-contained modules that can be 

covered in any order with the result 

that the text can be adapted to fit any 

teaching or learning situation. 



McGraw-Hill Guide 

Writing for College, 

Writing for Life 


Roen, et al. | First Edition, © 2009 

Teaches students to write more 

effectively The McGraw-Hill Guide 

combines a fl exible reader, rhetoric, 

research guide, and handbook. It 

shows students how to set goals for 

their writing, to use effective composing 

strategies to reach those goals, and 

to assess their progress toward 

achieving them. The McGraw-Hill Guide 

emphasizes the skills established by 

the Writing Program Administrator’s 

Outcomes tatement; these skills form 

the basis of the instruction in each 

assignment chapter and throughout the 

text. 

www.mhhe.com/mhguide 


Read, Reason, Write 

Seyler | Eighth Edition, © 2008 

This comprehensive text presents 

clear instruction on critical reading 

and analysis, argument, and research 

techniques, along with a collection of 

current, incisive readings appropriate 

for practicing those techniques. New 

features of the eighth edition include 

an expanded visual program, featuring 

new chapter opening visuals and two 

full-color inserts, and a newly revised 

and updated reader. Coverage of the 

major strategies for understanding 

and creating argument, including 

Toulmin, Rogerian, and Aristotelian, 

complements coverage of essential 

forms of argument. Strong Coverage 

of Critical Reading and Analyzing 

Sources highlight the importance of 

reading to successful writing, a theme 

emphasized throughout the text. Of the 

111 readings, plus 7 student essays, 56 

are new. 

www.mhhe.com/seyler 


The Short Prose Reader 

Muller, Wiener | Twelfth Edition, © 2009 

This rhetorically organized reader, maintains the best features of the earlier editions: 

lively reading selections supported by helpful apparatus to integrate reading and 

writing in college composition and reading courses. In working through the text, 

the student progresses from key aspects of the writing and reading processes to 

chapters on the essential patterns of writing and then to more rigorous forms of 

analysis and argument. Each chapter provides diverse and lively prose models suited 

for discussion, analysis, and imitation. 


www.mhhe.com/shortprose 


9780073533148 

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eaders 

A Reader for College Writers 

Buscemi | Seventh Edition, © 2008 

Reader for College Writers is a 

A compact reader organized around 

the patterns of development that writers 

use to express their ideas. In addition 

to providing a careful overview of the 

writing process and the elements of 

good writing, it employs a range of 

excellent models from both professional 

and student writers. Through this 

combination of instruction and models, 

students produce confident written 

work in all of their courses. 

www.mhhe.com/rcw 


The McGraw-Hill Reader 

Issues Across the Disciplines 

Muller | Tenth Edition, © 2008 

The McGraw-Hill Reader addresses 

the liberal arts tradition, crosscurricular 

ideas, and diverse viewpoints 

through more than one hundred quality 

prose works from prominent writers 

and thinkers. A range of readings from 

both classic and contemporary sources 

and from across the disciplines—from 

education, the social sciences, business 

and economics, the humanities, and the 

sciences—provoke critical thought and 

effective writing. 

www.mhhe.com/mhreader10 


75 Readings Plus 

Buscemi | Ninth Edition, © 2010 

This rhetorically arranged reader 

provides a fully integrated apparatus, 

as well as a balanced collection of 

classic and contemporary essays. 

Readings represent a wide variety 

of authors, disciplines, issues, and 

interests. 


1 Narration 

2 Description 

3 Process Analysis 

4 Definition 

5 Classification and Division 

6 Comparison and Contrast 

7 Example and Illustration 

8 Cause and Effect 

9 Analogy 

10 Argument and Persuasion 

11 Mixed Strategies 


LANGUAGE ARTS 

www.mhhe.com/75readings 

Student Text( Softcover, 560 pages) 

9780077292577 

Patterns for a Purpose: A Rhetorical Reader 

Seylor | Fifth Edition, © 2009 

Patterns for a Purpose is a rhetorical reader that shows students how to use the 

rhetorical patterns to achieve various writing purposes. It emphasizes critical 

reading and thinking, offers detailed coverage of the writing process and provides a 

rich variety of writing opportunities. 

www.mhhe.com/patterns 



9780073533155 


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journalism | public speaking 

Melvin Mencher’s News 

Reporting and Writing 

Mencher | Eleventh Edition, © 2008 

This text puts students alongside 

working journalists as they gather 

information and prepare their news and 

feature stories. The clear explanations 

and vivid illustrations of the principles 

of journalism provide students with the 

foundation of high-level performance. 

The companion CD-ROM offers 

interactive exercises, audio and video 

clips, and more. 


Part I. The Reporter At Work 

Part II. The Basics 

Part III. Writing the Story 

Part IV. Reporting Principles 

Part V. From Accidents to Education 

Part VI. Laws, Taste and Taboos, Codes and 

Ethics 

www.mhhe.com/mencher11 


The Art of Public Speaking 

Lucas | Tenth Edition, © 2009 

Every student will learn how to be a better public speaker through Lucas’ clear 

explanations and thorough coverage. 

• Creative activities, vivid examples, annotated speech samples, and a foundation of 

classic and contemporary rhetoric. 


Part One: Speaking and Listening 

1 Speaking in Public 

2 Ethics and Public Speaking 

3 Listening 

Appendix: Giving Your First Speech 

Part Two: Speech Preparation: Getting 

Started 

4 Selecting a Topic and a Purpose 

5 Analyzing the Audience 

6 Gathering Materials 

7 Supporting Your Ideas 

Part Three: Speech Preparation: 

Organizing & Outlining 

8 Organizing the Body of the Speech 

9 Beginning and Ending the Speech 

10 Outlining the Speech 

Part Four: Presenting the Speech 

11 Using Language 

12 Delivery 

13 Visual Aids 

Appendix: Using PowerPoint 

Part Five: Varieties of Public Speaking 

14 Speaking to Inform 

15 Speaking to Persuade 

16 Methods of Persuasion 

17 Speaking on Special Occasions 

18 Speaking in Small Groups 

www.mhhe.com/lucas10e 



Student Workbook 9780077262310 

Course Support DVD 9780077262358 

Introduction, Conclusions 

& Visual Aids DVD 9780077262341 



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ART & MUSIC 

The Theatre Experience 

Wilson | Eleventh Edition, © 2009 

The Theatre Experience is an ideal 

text for courses focusing on theatre 

elements and encourages students to 

be active theatre-goers as they learn 

about the fundamentals of a production. 

This text addresses the importance 

of the audience, bringing the art of 

performance to life for students who 

may have little experience with the 

medium providing an engaging, current, 

and comprehensive introduction to the 

world of theatre. 

www.mhhe.com/wilsonte11e 


9780073382142 

Theatrical Design 

and Production 

Gillette | Sixth Edition, © 2008 

This comprehensive and practical 

survey examines the technical and 

design aspects of play production, 

including scene design and 

construction, lighting, sound, costume, 

and makeup. Design is presented as 

both an art closely integrated with the 

director’s, actor’s, and playwright’s 

vision, and a craft that provides practical 

solutions for the physical manipulation 

of stage space. 


Theatre 

Cohen | Eighth Edition, © 2008 

This lively introduction to theatre 

offers equal measures of 

appreciation of theatrical arts, history 

of performance, and descriptions of 

the collaborative theatrical crafts. The 

author’s enthusiasm for and knowledge 

of the current theatre, highlighted by 

contemporary production shots from 

around the world, put the students 

in the front row. The text includes 

extensive excerpts from seven plays: 

Prometheus Bound, Oedipus Tyrannos, 

The York Cycle, Romeo and Juliet, 

The Bourgeois Gentleman, The Three 

Sisters, and Happy Days, as well as 

shorter excerpts from The Rover and A 

Doll’s House. 


9780073514185 

The Creative Spirit: An Introduction to Theatre 

Arnold | Fourth Edition, © 2008 

Focusing on the collaborative and creative processes that go into productions, 

Stephanie Arnold introduces students to the theatre through the plays themselves 

and people who write them, create them, and act in them. 

www.mhhe.com/creativespirit4 



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theatre arts | film 

Anthology of Living Theater 

Wilson, Goldfarb | Third Edition, © 2008 

This anthology of 18 plays offers a 

convenient and affordable alternative 

to ordering individual play scripts, 

with the additional benefit of a general 

introduction and headnotes. 


How to Read a Play 

Where and When the Play Takes Place: 

The Setting and Circumstances 

Who the Participants Are: The Characters 

What Kind of Play It Is: Categories and 

Genres 

How the Play Unfolds: Action and Theme 

The Play Begins 

The Play Progresses 

The Theme 

The Conclusion 

The Anthology of Plays 

Sophocles, Antigone, trans: Peter D. Arnott 

Lysistrata, trans: Douglass Parker 

Plautus, The Menaechmus Brothers, trans. 

and ed: E.F.Watling 

Abraham and Isaac adapted by the editors 

Kwanami Kiyotsugu, Sotoba Komachi, trans. 

Arthur Waley 

William Shakespeare, Hamlet, 

ed. and with notes by Tucker Brooke and 

Jack Randall Crawford 

Moliere, Tartuffe, trans. Richard Wilbur 

Susanna Centlivre, The Busy Body 

Henrik Ibsen, A Doll’s House, trans. Eva Le 

Gallienne 

Anton Chekhov, The Cherry Orchard, trans. 

Constance Garnett 

August Strindberg, A Dream Play, trans. 

Walter Johnson 

Bertolt Brecht, The Good Woman of Setzuan 

trans. Eric Bentley and Maja Apelman 

Tennessee Williams, Cat on a Hot Tin Roof 

Samuel Beckett, Krapp’s Last Tape 

Charles Ludlam, The Mystery of Irma Vep 

August Wilson, Joe Turner’s Come and Gone 

Caryl Churchill, Far Away 

John Leguizamo, Excerpts from Freak 


9780073514130 

Living Theatre: A History 

Wilson, Goldfarb | Fifth Edition, © 2008 

Living Theatre: A History conveys 

the excitement and variety of 

theatre throughout time, as well as the 

dynamic way in which our interpretation 

of theatre history is informed by 

contemporary scholarship. Rather 

than presenting readers with a mere 

catalogue of historical facts and figures, 

it sets each period in context through 

an exploration of the social, political and 

economic conditions of the day, creating 

a vivid study of the developments in 

theatre during that time. 


Introduction 

Part 1: Early Theatre 

1 Greek Theatre 

2 Roman Theatre 

3 Early Asian Theatre 

4 Medieval Theatre in Europe 

Part 2: Theatres of the Renaissance 

5 The Theatre of the Italian Renaissance 

6 The Theatre of the English Renaissance 

7 The Theatre of the Spanish Golden Age 

8 French Neoclassical Theatre 

Part 3: Theatre from 1660 to 1875 

9 The Theatre of the English Restoration 

10 Theatre in the Eighteenth Century 

11 Theatre from 1800 to 1875 

Part 4: Modern Theatre 




15 Contemporary American Theatre: 1975 

to the Present 

16 Global Theatres 

Pronunciation Guide 

Glossary: Theatrical Terms 

Selected Bibliography/Index 

www.mhhe.com/livingtheatre5 


9780073514123 

The Art of Watching Film 

Boggs, Petrie | Seventh Edition, © 2008 

This introduction to film appreciation 

uses both contemporary and classic 

movies to help students develop critical 

skills in the analysis and evaluation 

of film. By suggesting what to look 

for and how to look for it, the text 

challenges students to sharpen their 

powers of observation, establish habits 

of perceptive watching, and discover 

complex aspects of film art that will 

further enhance their enjoyment of 

watching films. In addition it makes the 

link from literature to film in chapters 

on Thematic Elements, Fictional and 

Dramatic Elements and a unique 

chapter on Adaptions. 


• New full-color format enhances the 

student experience through color 

movie stills and vibrant design. 

• New treatment of film history in the 

form of “Flashback” features help students 

to place film-making techniques 

in their appropriate historical context. 

• New chapter 15 on Film and Society 

covers controversial topics like 

censorship, the MPAA Rating System, 

and the treatment of sex, violence, 

and language. The chapter also 

includes a discussion of foreign and 

social problem films. 

www.mhhe.com/awf7 

Text (softcover, 608 pages) with CD-ROM tutorial 

9780073310282 

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film | art 


ART & MUSIC 

Film Art: An Introduction 

Bordwell, Thompson | Eighth Edition, © 

2008 

Film Art has been the most respected 

introduction to the analysis of 

cinema. While continuing to provide the 

best introduction to the fundamentals 

of serious film study, the eighth edition 

has been extensively re-designed in 

full colour greatly enhancing the text’s 

visual appeal and overall accessibility 

to today’s students. Throughout the 

text, all images presented are frame 

enlargements as opposed to production 

stills or advertising photos. Supported 

by a text-specific CD-ROM with video 

clips, an Instructor’s Manual, and textspecific 

website. 


Part 1: Film Art and Filmmaking 

1 Putting Films on Screen 

Part 2: Film Form 

2 The Signficance of Film Form 

3 Narrative as a Formal System 

Part 3: Film Style 

4 The Short: Mise-en-Scene 

5 The Shot: Cinematography 

6 The Relation of Shot to Shot: Editing 

7 Sound in the Cinema 

8 Style as a Formal System 

Part 4: Types of Films 

9 Film Genres 

10 Documentary, Experimental, and 

Animated Films 

Part 5: Critical Analysis of Films 

Introduction: Writing a Critical Analysis of Film 

11 Sample Analyses 

Part 6: Art and Film History 

12 Film Art and History 

www.mhhe.com/filmart8 

AmericanCinema/ 

American Culture 

Belton | Third Edition, © 2009 

Ideal for Introduction to American 

Cinema courses, American Film 

History courses, and Introductory 

Film Appreciation courses focused on 

American Film, this text offers a cultural 

examination of the American moviemaking 

industry, with particular attention 

paid to the economic and aesthetic 

institution of Hollywood. 

Student Edition (softcover, 448 pages) 

9780073386157 

Study Guide 9780077265472 

Art Across Time 

Adams | Third Edition, © 2007 

The number of artists and artworks 

discussed is expanded to provide 

a fuller picture of western art for a 

full year course. Maps, timelines, 

“Materials and Methods” boxes, literary 

excerpts, and artist biographies offer a 

multidimensional look at each period. 

A Core Concepts CD-ROM, packaged 

free with this edition, offers students an 

interactive tutorial in the elements and 

techniques of art, as well as review aids 

and quizzes to help them better master 

the text material. 

www.mhhe.com/artacrosstime 

Art Across Time combined, Student Text 

(softcover) with Core Concepts 

CD-ROM 3.0 9780072965254 


9780072969726 


9780072969740 


Core Concepts in Art 9780073105864 

Text (softcover) with CD-ROM Tutorial 

9780073310275 


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art 


Living with Art 

Getlein | Eighth Edition, © 2008 

Living with Art helps students develop 

an appreciation of art by offering a 

clear and comprehensive introduction 

to the visual arts from several 

perspectives: themes and purposes 

of art; the vocabulary of art; individual 

art media (painting, drawing, camera 

arts, sculpture, architecture, etc.); and 

the history of art. The book is rich with 

illustrations drawn from a wide range of 

artistic cultures and time periods. 

www.mhhe.com/lwa8 


Core Concepts CD-ROM 9780073367576 

New Slides (30) 9780073357751 

Launching the Imagination: 

A Comprehensive Guide to 

Basic Design 

Stewart | Third Edition, © 2008 

Launching the Imagination offers a 

comprehensive framework on which 

students, teachers, and administrators 

can build. 

The approach in this third edition is 

refined, distilled, and updated, using 

over 600 examples drawn from 

traditional and contemporary sources. 

Profiles with interviews of artists and 

designers introduce students to working 

processes, career choices, and criteria 

for excellence from a remarkable group 

of masters. 

2D Student Text (softcover) 9780073327303 

3D Student Text (softcover) 9780073327310 

Art Fundamentals 

Theory and Practice 

Ocvirk, et al., | Eleventh Edition, © 2009 

Art Fundamentals provides a 

balanced treatment of theory and 

applications. 

• Broad array of media and more 

diverse artists 

• New selections on developing ideas 

and critical thinking skills 

• Improved coverage of colour balance 

provides students with a clearer 

explanation of how harmony or variety 

can developed or controlled 

www.mhhe.com/ocvirk11e 

Student Text (softcover) with Core Concepts 

CD-ROM 3.0 9780073526522 

Slide Set 9780072862355 

A History of Western Art 

Adams | Revised Fourth Edition, © 2008 

Appropriate for one-semester art history surveys or historically-focused art 

appreciation classes, this text features additional color which provides students 

with a greater understanding of the works of art. Focusing on the Western canon of 

art history, the text presents a compelling chronological narrative from prehistory to 

the present. 

www.mhhe.com/hwarev4 

Text, Revised (softcover, 640 pages) 

9780073526461 

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art | music 

ART & MUSIC 

Hands in Clay 

Speigh | Fifth Edition, © 2004 

Hands in Clay is the only introductory 

ceramics text featuring all three 

essential element: techniques for 

working in clay, a thorough appreciation 

of the aesthetics of ceramic art, and 

extensive coverage of the history of 

ceramics. 

Features 

• Expertise: A Technical Guide to 

Ceramics booklet provides current 

resources for further exploration, 

including coverage of clay and glaze 

tests, chemical formulas, and more. 

• Survey of the history of ceramics, with 

basic terms and technical background 

chapter for each historical period and 

geographical area. 

• Extensive, up-to-date safety information 

Student Text (with expertise booklet) 

9780072950700 

Make it in Clay: 

A Beginners Guide 

to Ceramics 

Speight | Second Edition, © 2001 

Introductory guide to ceramics, 

provides descriptions of basic tools, 

materials, and techniques paired with 

ample illustrations of processes to help 

beginners get started in clay. 

Features 

• 300 large-format photographs and 

diagrams of step-by-step procedures 

• 16 pages of full colour photographs 

• Extensive safety information 

• Alternate methods of basic techniques 

are illustrated 

• Creative exercises for beginners 

• A glossary of terms and a list of further 

readings 


Music First! 

An Introduction to the 

Fundamentals of Music and 

Music Readings 

White | Fifth Edition, © 2007 

Music First! takes a handson 

approach to learning the 

fundamentals of music theory and 

composition. This “learn-by-doing” 

approach reinforces theoretical 

principles through practice and will 

enliven any fundamentals course. 

www.mhhe.com/musicfirst 

Text (softcover, 480 pages) plus Audio CD and 

Keyboard Foldout 9780073275000 

World Music: Traditions and Transformations 

Bakan | First Edition, © 2008 

From cha cha chá to jeliya and Hindustani raga to hip-hop gamelan, this exciting 

new text takes students on a journey through diverse musical cultures and 

traditions of the world. With a clear and accessible presentation style and lively and 

engaging writing, it an ideal introduction to world music for nonmusic and music 

majors alike. 

www.mhhe.com/bakan1 


Text with CD Set 9780073325293 

CD Set 9780072415674 


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music 



Music in Theory 

and Practice 

Benward | Eighth Edition, © 2009 

This text strengthens students’ 

musical intuition, builds technical 

skills, and helps them gain interpretive 

insights. The analytical techniques 

presented are carefully designed to 

be clear, uncomplicated, and readily 

applicable to any repertoire. 

Volume 1 with Audio CD 9780077254940 


Workbook 9780077294236 

Workbook Solution Manual 9780073127460 

Volume II with Audio CD 9780077254957 

Workbook 9780073127415 

Workbook Solution Manual 9780073127446 

Tonal Harmony 

Kostka, Payne | Sixth Edition, © 2009 

For nearly two decades Tonal 

Harmony has been the leading 

text for the two-year theory curriculum 

for music majors. Used at nearly 800 

schools, Tonal Harmony has been 

consistently praised for its practicality 

and ease of use for student and 

instructor alike. The straightforward 

approach is supported by well-chosen 

examples and thoughtful exercises, and 

the total presentation is compatible with 

differing teaching styles and theoretical 

points of view. In addition, a set 

outstanding ancillaries, which include 

a collection of audio examples on CD 

(for both the text and workbook) and an 

extensive Instructor’s Manual, round out 

the comprehensive teaching package. 



Audio CD 9780073327136 

Workbook with CD-ROM 9780077269968 

Music: An Appreciation 

Kamien | Ninth Edition, © 2008 

This is the most widely used text for 

Music Appreciation and Introduction 

to Music courses. The scholarship 

is re-examined and the repertoire is 

refreshed while maintaining the strength 

that has made the text “number 

one”: clear presentation of musical 

elements, the vivid depiction of music 

history, the carefully chosen musical 

examples, the detailed and informative 

Listening Outlines, and the unsurpassed 

supplements package. 

www.mhhe.com/kamien9 


Text, Brief Edition 9780073401348 

Text, Brief Edition with 5-CD Set 

9780073366029 

Text with 5 Audio CD set 9780073318240 

Text with 9-CD set 9780073347066 

Five audio CD Set 9780073265452 

Nine CD Basic Set 9780073265469 

The World of Music 

Willoughby | Sixth Edition, © 2007 

The World of Music offers a diverse and entertaining recordings package and 

an approach that emphasizes the progressive development of listening skills. 

Students are introduced to music elements through simpler music styles and familiar 

recordings and gradually build up to the most rigorous forms of Western music. 

The music they’ll study includes everything from Afro-pop to Zydeco, along with a 

thorough introduction to Western Classics. 

www.mhhe.com/willoughby 


Text (softcover) with 3 CD Set 9780073255071 

Three CD Set 9780073127019 


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music | french 

Music: 

The Art of Listening 

Ferris | Seventh Edition, © 2008 

Emphasizing music in the context 

of the society that surrounds it, 

this text weaves the development of 

Western music into the fabric of cultural 

history, paying special attention to the 

biographies of significant composers. 

In a clear and accessible format, it 

introduces music from centuries past 

as well as that of the current era, and 

helps the listener develop techniques 

to fully appreciate music in public 

performance halls, on the radio, in films, 

or in the theater. An expanded selection 

of Listening Examples is available on the 

text’s companion CD set. 

www.mhhe.com/ferrismusic 


Text with CD Set 9780073318233 

Audio CDs 9780073127156 

Vis-à-vis 

Beginning French 

Amon, Muyskens, Hadley | 

Fourth Edition, © 2008 

This edition continues the excitement 

of the innovative previous edition 

with an expanded emphasis on the 

Francophone world in both the print and 

media supplements. In the textbook, 

the new Blog section (which appears 

in the middle of each chapter) features 

contemporary language and French and 

Francophone culture presented in the 

personal blogs of four characters with 

different Francophone backgrounds, 

followed by commentaries by Frenchspeakers 

from all over the world. Blogs, 

which are online personal journals, have 

become hugely popular around the 

world, and particularly in France where 

there are approximately three million 

blogs in existence today. Our new Video 

Program builds on the stories of each 

character while serving to support and 

expand upon the linguistic and cultural 

content of the chapter as a whole. 

Deux mondes 

A Communicative 

Approach 


Terrell, et al. | Sixth Edition, © 2009 

Deux mondes is widely regarded 

as the most communicative text 

available for beginning French courses. 

Based on the Natural Approach 

developed by Tracy Terrell and Stephen 

Krashen, this text offers beginning 

language students a way to develop 

language proficiency (especially in 

listening and speaking) that allows them 

to participate in real conversations at a 

very early stage. The Natural Approach 

in general, and Deux mondes, Sixth 

Edition in particular, present material 

inductively (so that the activities drive 

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french 

Collage 

Baker, et al. | Fifth Edition, © 2001 

This edition consists of three 

volumes—a grammar review, a 

cultural reader, and a literary reader— 

that are coordinated by theme and by 

language, chapter by chapter across 

all three books. The result is a flexible 

program 

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Collage: Variétés culturelles Text 


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Workbook/Laboratory Manual 9780072421507 

Student Audiocassette Program 

9780072421521 

Student Audio CD Program 9780072421514 

MHELT CD-ROM (PC/Mac) 9780072549942 

Audioscript 9780072432251 

Adopter Audio CD Program 9780072421538 

Débuts 

Siskin, Williams | Second Edition, © 2007 

This innovative film-based program is designed to motivate and inspire beginning 

French students. Based on the French film Le Chemin du retour, Débuts is a 

completely integrated program for the first -year French course. 

Each chapter of Débuts, the textbook, is correlated to an episode of the film. The 

textbook prepares students for the film-viewing experience through the chapter 

vocabulary presentations and activities and through additional pre-and post-viewing 

activities. The vocabulary and grammar presentations and activities recycle and 

expand on the dialogue and structures presented in the film. Pair and small-group 

activities enable students to talk about the characters in the story and their own lives. 

The cultural content of the film is further explored in cultural notes and readings in 

each chapter. 


Chapitre préliminaire Ça tourne! 

Chapitre 1 Un grand jour 

Chapitre 2 Bonjour! 

Chapitre 3 Le Médaillon 

Chapitre 4 Une nouvelle vie à Paris 

Chapitre 5 Secrets 

Chapitre 6 Bonjour, grand-père! 

Chapitre 7 Préparatifs 

Chapitre 8 C’est loin, tout ça 

Chapitre 9 Inquiétudes 

Chapitre 10 Rendez-vous au restaurant 

Chapitre 11 De quoi as-tu peur? 

Chapitre 12 C’est à propos de Louise. 

Chapitre 13 Documents 

Bien vu, bien dit: Intermediate French 

Chapitre 14 Une lettre 

Chapitre 15 Une piste! 

Chapitre 16 Le Départ 

Chapitre 17 Je cherche la trace d’un 

homme. 

Chapitre 18 Histoires privées 

Chapitre 19 Un certain Fergus 

Chapitre 20 Risques 

Chapitre 21 D’où vient cette photo ? 

Chapitre 22 Secrets dévoilés 

Épilogue Le Chemin du retour 

www.mhhe.com/debuts2 

Text (hardcover with access card, 576 pages) 

9780073228679 

Williams, Grace, Roche | First Edition, © 2008 

This innovative film-based program is designed to motivate and inspire 

intermediate French students. Based on the French film Le Chemin du retour, 

Bien vu, bien dit is a completely integrated program for intermediate French. Each 

chapter of Bien vu, bien dit, the textbook, is correlated to an episode of the film. 

The textbook prepares students for the film-viewing experience through the chapter 

vocabulary presentations and activities and through additional pre- and post-viewing 

activities. 

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Workbook/Lab Manual 9780073259130 

DVD 9780073259154 



spanish 

¿Sabías que...?: 

Beginning Spanish 

Vanpatten, Lee, Ballman | Fifth Edition, 

© 2008 

This innovative beginning Spanish 

text is both task-based and contentbased, 

giving students the opportunity 

to practice and improve their language 

skills by completing specific tasks or 

goals, and to learn about various topics 

through engaging readings from a 

variety of disciplines. 

www.mhhe.com/sabiasque5 


Instructor Manual Testing Program 

9780073289311 

Workbook/Laboratory Manual, Volume 1 

9780073289281 

Workbook/Laboratory Manual, Volume 2 

9780073289298 

Audio Program, Volume 1 9780073289182 

Audio Program, Volume 2 9780073289199 

Video 9780073289274 

Video CD-ROM 9780073289335 


Puntos de partida 

An Invitation to Spanish 

Knorre, et al. | Eighth Edition, © 2009 

Puntos de partida has long been 

a favorite of teachers across the 

country. For this new edition, the 

authors and editors of Puntos have 

turned to those very teachers to help 

formulate a plan that would respond to 

the needs of a changing discipline. More 

than 275 students and teachers across 

the country were consulted and the 

result is a thoroughly revised edition that 

addresses new needs and preferences 

while continuing to provide the solid 

foundation in communicative language 

development that is the hallmark of 

Puntos de partida. 

www.mhhe.com/puntos8 


Audio Program CD-ROM 9780073325620 

DVD Program 9780073325576 

Workbook 9780073325583 

Lab Manual 9780073325507 

Dos mundos 

Terrell, et al. | Sixth Edition, © 2006 

Based on the Natural Approach, 

Dos mundos stresses the use 

of engaging activities and interesting 

readings in a natural and spontaneous 

classroom atmosphere. 

www.mhhe.com/dosmundos6 

Student Edition 9780073046075 

Instructor Edition 9780073030937 


Instructor Resource Kit 9780073030944 

Instructor Resource CD 9780073030951 

Combined Workbook/Laboratory Manual 

9780073030913 

Student CD-ROM Program (Prepack) 

9780073049083 

Testing Program Prepack 9780073045382 

Electronic Testing Program Prepack 

9780073045399 

Audioscript 9780073030890 

Video Program (CD) 9780073103044 



5 Steps to a 5 

AP Spanish Language 

LaVoie, Dennis | © 2008 

Completely updated to match recent major changes in the format of the actual 

exam, this guide to AP Spanish Language can help you to ace the difficult essay 

questions. 

• Two practice exams 

Text 9780071488570 


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spanish 

Portafolio 


Davis | First Edition, © 2009 

Dynamic, magazine-like format 

Portafolio is a new kind of teaching 

and learning program: a dynamic introductory 

Spanish experience that brings 

together a magazine-like core text with 

student friendly digital assets, including 

downloadable audio and video files. 

It offers the guidance that beginning 

Spanish students need, as well as the 

fl exibility that all students and teachers 

want. 

• Vocabulario presentations are organized 

thematically and presented visually 

through line drawings, photos, and 

realia to illustrate culturally significant 

contrasts and similarities. 

• Grammar explanations and examples 

are easy to understand and are put to 

immediate use. 

www.mhhe.com/portafolio 

Student Text, Volume 1 (softcover) 

9780077236182 


Audio CD Volume 1 9780077216184 

Video on DVD 9780077216207 

Student Text, Volume 2 (softcover) 

9780077236199 


Audio CD Volume 2 9780077216191 

Video on DVD 9780077216207 


Pasajes 

Bretz, et al. | Seventh Edition, © 2010 

This new edition of Pasajes consists 

of three volumes, all coordinated 

by chapter theme, vocabulary, and 

grammar points: a review of grammar 

(Lengua), a cultural reader (Cultura), 

and a literary reader (Literatura). By 

emphasizing the same structures and 

similar vocabulary in a given chapter 

across all three components, the series 

offers greater cohesion and clarity. 

The Pasajes program also provides 

great flexibility. The three volumes can 

easily be used in conjunction with one 

another. At the same time, Lengua 

can be used by itself for a one-term 

grammar review, and Literatura or 

Cultura can stand alone as literary or 

cultural readers. Teachers also can pair 

up the grammar volume with one or 

both of the readers. 

• Relevant chapter topics are not runof-the-mill, 

survival-type issues; rather, 

they promote a deeper understanding 

of the Spanish language and of Hispanic 

cultures—for example, dealing 

with stereotypes, cultural traditions, 

and beliefs and ideologies. 

• In Lengua, new Pasaje por el cine feature 

presents a different fi lm from the 

Spanish-speaking world, and includes 

pre- and post-viewing questions and 

an accompanying image. The films 

are mostly contemporary and include 

Muchaco El laberinto del fauno and 

Quinceañera. 

• In each chapter in Lengua, a short 

cultural reading (Imágenes) and an accompanying 

photo highlight a cultural 

point related to the chapter theme. 

• In Cultura, the Sociedad feature with 

accompanying photo in each chapter 

presents short essays on contemporary 

cultural aspects of Hispanic 

society. 

• In Literatura, the literary readings 

represent contemporary writers and 

issues, in addition to more canonical 

texts; new readings (with accompanying 

illustrations) include: “Como agua 

para chocolate” (excerpts by Laura 

Esquivel), “Me besaba mucho” (poem 

by Amado Nervo), “No speak English” 

(Sandra Cisneros), and “Imágenes 

Photoshop” (Edmundo Paz Soldán). 

• In Literatura, literary terms and their 

accompanying defi nitions in Spanish 

appear throughout the text as 

sidebars, in support of corresponding 

activities and literary selections. 

This new feature facilitates students’ 

informed participation in classroom 

conversation. 

www.mhhe.com/pasajes7 

Pasajes: Lengua 9780073385235 

Pasajes: Cultura 9780077264109 

Pasajes: Literatura 9780077264093 

Instructor’s Edition 9780077264116 

Audio Program 9780077264130 


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spanish 

Punto y aparte: Spanish in 

Review/Moving Toward 

Fluency 

Foerster, et al. | Third Edition, © 2007 

This best-selling intermediate level 

Spanish textbook was widely 

embraced by the market when it first 

published in 1999, ushering in a new 

approach to instruction. The unique 

methodology, which emphasizes 

seven communicative goals (metas 

comunicativas) has been praised by 

teachers and students as an original 

way to review and refine language 

development at the intermediate level. 

www.mhhe.com/puntoyaparte3 

Text 9780073254999 

Instructor Edition 9780073211961 

Instructor Edition Resource CD 9780073211992 

Student CD-ROM 9780073213439 

Student Audio CD Program 9780073213422 


Lecturas literarias: Moving Toward Linguistic 

and Cultural Fluency Through Literature 

9780073211978 

Adopter Audio CD Program 9780073212937 

¡Avance! 

Intermediate Spanish 

Bretz, et al. | Second Edition, © 2008 

¡ 

Avance!: Intermediate Spanish is an 

exciting program for intermediate 

Spanish students. This text distills 

the very best of Pasajes: Lengua, 

Cultura, and Literatura. The result is 

a comprehensive yet manageable 

program that enriches students’ 

language foundation in thematic 

vocabulary and grammatical structures 

with a broad selection of literary and 

cultural readings. The overall goal 

of ¡Avance! is the development of 

functional, communicative language 

ability, accomplished through 

reinforcement, expansion, and 

synthesis. Contextualized activities 

that review language and foster skill 

development provide the core of 

¡Avance!. 

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Audio CDs 9780073277882 

ActivityPak Access Code Card 9780073329215 

Aproximaciones 

al estudio de la literatura 

hispánica 

Virgillo, Valdivieso, Friedman | 

Sixth Edition, © 2008 

More than just an anthology of 

Spanish and Spanish American 

literature, Aproximaciones is also 

an introduction to literary analysis. 

Organized by genres (prose, poetry, 

drama, and the essay), it provides 

a rich and diverse array of reading 

selections. Each genre begins with a 

thorough introductory section about the 

genre and the readings, including both 

theory and the application of theory. 

The sections are accompanied by an 

introduction and exercises. 

www.mhhe.com/aproximaciones6 



Sol y viento: En breve 

Vanpatten, et al. | First Edition, © 2008 

Created specifically for beginning language learners, this film-based introductory 

Spanish program seamlessly integrates the feature-length film Sol y viento into 

the instructional and learning experience for both students and teachers. 

www.mhhe.com/syvenbreve Text (hardcover, 528 pages) 9780073513195 



Student CD-ROM 9780072972221 

Director’s Cut DVD 9780073202570 


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spanish 

El cuento hispánico 

A Graded Literary 

Anthology 

Mullen, Garganigo | 

Seventh Edition, © 2008 

highly successful short fiction 

A collection, El cuento hispánico 

introduces the Intermediate Spanish 

student to major Hispanic writers 

from both Spain and Spanish America 

including, among others, Ana María 

Matute, Horacio Quiroga, Julio Cortázar, 

and Jorge Luis Borges. The short works 

in this anthology are intended to be read 

in one sitting. A wide variety of language 

developmental exercises, such as 

vocabulary and strategy building, 

accompany the readings. 

Features 

• The stories in this graded reader 

progress in difficulty. 

• The introductions to the authors and 

stories that precede each section are 

now entirely in Spanish. 

• A new glossary of literary terms, with 

definitions in English appears as an 

appendix. 

• Five new stories have been added. 


Gramática española: 

Análisis y práctica 

King, Suñer | Third Edition, 2008 

This advanced Spanish grammar 

text, written with a strong linguistic 

perspective, is intended both for 

upper level grammar courses as well 

as for introductory courses in Spanish 

linguistics. It focuses in particular on 

those rules of the Spanish language 

that explain syntax and its components, 

especially those that are traditionally 

difficult for students of Spanish. The 

flexible organization of the text will 

allow the teacher to cover chapters 

(and material within chapters) in a 

manner that best serves the curricular 

objectives. In addition, the combination 

of mechanical and creative activities 

provides students opportunities to 

polish and master the finer points of the 

language. 


Composición: 

proceso y síntesis 

Valdés, et al. | Fifth Edition, © 2008 

Composición: Proceso y síntesis is 

designed for use in the advanced 

Spanish composition course to help 

students develop the ability to perform 

the writing tasks that are generally 

expected of Spanish majors and 

minors. Since the publication of the first 

edition, instructors in this course have 

conveyed an increased interest in the 

development of functional, purposeful 

language skills, and the authors 

factored this into their revision. This fifth 

edition also takes into account recent 

findings in writing research, and owes 

many of its improvements to the helpful 

feedback from those who have used 

this best-selling textbook for more than 

twenty years. 

www.mhhe.com/composicion5 


student access to Primary Source 

links, Quizzes, Activities, chapter 

outlines and chapter overviews for 


access to online Instructor’s Manual, 

PowerPoints and Testbank is available 



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german | italian 

Kontakte 

A Communicative 

Approach 


Tschirner, Nikolai, Terrell | Sixth Edition, 

© 2009 

Students learn German through 

communicative contexts with an 

emphasis on the four skills and cultural 

competence, with grammar functioning 

as an aid to language learning and not 

as an end in itself. The abundance of 

interesting personalized activities and 

a wide variety of authentic and authorwritten 

readings in Kontakte ensure that 

students are exposed to rich language 

input, critical to language acquisition. 

www.mhhe.com/kontakte6 

Online Learning Center provides 

students with a wide variety of practice 

activities that review vocabulary and 

grammar and provide opportunities to 

further explore cultural topics. 


Testing Audio CD 9780073355139 



Picture File 9780072879759 

DVD Program 9780073355146 

Deutsch Na Klar! 

Di donato, Clyde, Vansan | Fifth 


This versatile and colorful program 

for introductory German courses 

motivates students through its 

outstanding integration and use 

of authentic materials to illustrate 

vocabulary in context, communicative 

functions of grammatical structures, 

and cultural points. A fully revised textspecific 

Web site offers a wide variety of 

interactive activities, language practice 

and cultural activities. 

www.mhhe.com/dnk5 


Instructor Manual/Test Bank 

with Testing Audio CD 9780073298153 

Workbook 9780073278094 


Laboratory Audio Program 9780073278018 

DVD 9780073278131 

Prego! 

An Invitation to Italian 

Lazzarino, Dini, Peccianti | Seventh 


This best-selling beginning Italian 

text offers a four-skills and 

communicative introduction to Italian 

language and culture. The text 

provides communicative activities and 

streamlined vocabulary and grammar 

presentations coupled with revised and 

expanded cultural material. The seventh 

edition also updates the cultural content 

and brightens up the readings and 

dialogues with beautiful new illustrations 

and photographs. 

Features 

• All new vocabulary sections in every 

chapter with full-color illustrations 

encourage visual learners and give all 

students a more nuanced understanding 

of key words in Italian. 

• Revised grammar presentations use 

color-coded charts and visuals to provide 

clear and concise student-friendly 

explanations. 

• A new feature, Curiosità, gives students 

expanded reading practice and 

further exposure to Italian culture and 

history. 


www.mhhe.com/prego7 

Visit to preview sample material. 

Online teacher support material such as 

Instructor’s Resource Guide, Transparencies, 

Testing Program, and more. 



Student Text 

(Softcover, 464 pages) 9780073535265 


Workbook 9780073266763 

DVD 9780073266749 


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