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BIBLIOGRAPHY MATHEMATICS IN SCIENCE AND SOCIETY"A merry time with the Moog." Schonberg, Harold C. NEW YORK TIMES (February 16,1969) .A humorous discription of the music in "Switohed-on Bach" (acolumbia record which has music, including the "Brandenburg: ConcertoNo.3, played by the Moog Synthesizer) is given here aswell as the possibilities in the future for electronic music.MICHELSON AND THE SPEED OF LIGHT. (Science Study Series) Jaffe, Bernard. GardenCity, New York: Anchor Books, Doubleday & Company, Inc., 1960. (Doubledayand Company, Inc., 245 Park Ave., New York, NY 10017)195 pp, cloth, teacher reference, b/wThisstudents.importantnon-technical book is easy reading for middle schoolIt gives the life history of A.A. Michelson andearly experiments in light.MIRA MATH FOR ELEMENTARY SCHOOL. (A Mira Math Co. Publication)California: Creative Publications, Inc., 1973. (CreativeInc., P.O. Box 10328, Palo Alto, CA 94303)88 pp, paper, b/w; teacher's guidePalo Alto,Publications,Using a reflective piece of plastic called a "Mira",students areintroduced to properties of reflections, congruence, symmetry and constructiontechniques. The book is designed for grades 4 - 6 and presentsthe activities in a very intuitive matter.MODERN LIFE SCIENCE. Fitzpatrick, FrederickRinehart and Winston, Publishers, 1970.383 Madison Ave., New York, NY 10017)584 pp, cloth, textbook, color, high reading levelL. and Hole, John W. New York: Holt,(Holt, Rinehart and Winston, PUblishers,This is a textbook that approaches the study of living organismsfrom a ecological point of view, emphasizing four content areas--the simple and the complex, the natural community, man and his environment,and production and control.MODERN PHYSICS. Williams, John; Trinklein, Frederick, and Metcalfe, Clark. NewYork: Holt, Rinehart and Winston, PUblishers, 1976. Holt, Rinehart andWinston, Publishers, 383 Madison Ave., New York, NY 10017)724 pp; cloth; textbook; b/wWritten as a high school physics text, this book has manygraphics to illustrate each of the scientific phenomenon discussed.449