Recent Publications

The Circle of Life: Stories of Ordinary People and the Gift of Spirit
Ellery (Edith McKinley) Elizondo ’53 and co-editors Betty Pesek and David Dunn have collected stories about human development around the world.
Institute of Cultural Affairs, 2001 • 172 pages • $29.95

Soul Collage: An Intuitive Collage Process for Individuals and Groups
Seena B. Frost ’53 provides instruction in using collage in the creation of personal visual illustrations as part of a process of self-understanding and healing.
Hanford Mead Publishers, Inc., 2001 • 272 pages • $34.95

Living Sanely in an Insane World: Philosophy for Real People
John F. Groom ’83 combines quotes from a variety of people with brief philosophical discussions of issues that people face every day, from work and money to sex and parenthood.
Attitude Media, 2002 • 118 pages • $19.95

The Parent’s Guide to Childhood Eating Disorders
Linda Seligmann ’80 joins co-author Marcia Herrin, founder of the Dartmouth College Eating Disorder Program, to discuss effective solutions to this epidemic problem among children.
Henry Holt & Company • 352 pages • $16.00

e-Merchant: Retail Strategies for e-Commerce
In the wake of the dot-com bust, this new text by Joanne Neidorf ’89 and her sister Robin Neidorf explores how real-world retail strategies can be applied successfully to the Web.
Addison-Wesley, 2001 • 296 pages • $39.95

The Domain Name Handbook: High Stakes and Strategies in Cyberspace
This comprehensive guide to InterNIC registration procedures and pitfalls joins the business acumen of Ellen Rony ’65 with the technical skills of her brother and co-author Peter Rony.
R&D Books, 1998 • 670 pages • $39.95

The Culture of Classicism: Ancient Greece and Rome in
American Intellectual Life, 1780-1910
Caroline Winterer ’88 traces the emergence of the classical model in the American college curriculum in the 19th century and its role in reshaping the ideal of the educated person.
Johns Hopkins University Press, 2002 • 254 pages • $45.00

A Guide to Print, Photograph, Architecture & Ephemera Collections
This illustrated guide to the 75 pictorial collections of the New-York Historical Society, by Helena Zinkham ’75, is a resource for anyone interested in visual records of the past.
The New-York Historical Society, 1998 • 175 pages • $24.95