RAMAPO MAGAZINE Spring 2001  •   Volume 2, Issue 1
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	Be entertained, educated, and challenged—READ! Among the Ramapo College Bookstore’s aisles of required texts, Roadrunner T-shirts, and posters for the residence halls is a shelf where the writings of Ramapo faculty are proudly displayed. Here are just a few recent titles, written or edited by faculty, staff, and alumni: Faculty and Staff The Artist As Outsider in the Novels of Toni Morrison and Virginia Woolf Lisa Williams, assistant professor of English Juanita: A Romance of Real Life in Cuba Fifty Years Ago Mary Peabody Mann, edited and with an introduction by Patricia Ard, assistant professor of English Social Change in Iran: An Eyewitness Account of Dissent, Defiance and New Movements for Rights Behzad Yaghmaian, associate professor of economics Radon’s Deadly Daughters: Science, Environmental Policy, and the Politics of Risk Michael R. Edelstein, professor of environmental psychology and William J. Makofske, professor of environmental physics Contaminated Communities, 2nd edition Poisoned Places Michael Edelstein, professor of environmental psychology Chemistry Without Equations: A Guide to the Solution of General Chemistry Problems Using Dimensional Analysis Robert F. Drake, assistant professor of chemistry Trade Conditions and Labor Rights: U.S. Initiatives, Dominican and Central American Responses Henry Frundt, professor of urban sociology Fiddler’s elbow Ron Kase, assistant vice president of Institutional Advancement ECCOCI (text in Italian) Rosetta D’Angelo, professor of Italian studies and literature Americanismos, indigenismos, neologismos y creación literaria en la obra de Jorge Icaza Niza Fabre, associate professor of Spanish language and literature Alumni Authors A Citizen’s Guide to Grassroots Campaigns Jan Barry ’92, journalist for The Record The New Employment Contract John Sarno ’77 My Name’s Friday: The Unauthorized But True Story of Dragnet and the Films of Jack Webb Michael J. Hayde ’81 Moonlight on the Ganga: An intimate memoir of a sacred journey along India’s River of Life Claire Krulikowski ’75 return to top In this Issue