On Equal Terms
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On Equal Terms: Jews in America, 1881-1981
By Lucy S. DawidowiczSome of these Jewish students took a course in biblical literature given by Edward Chauncey Baldwin , a noted Bible scholar and a practicing Christian . Astonished and grieved to discover that his Jewish students knew little ...
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On Equal Terms: The Constitutional Politics of Educational Opportunity
By Douglas S. ReedWith suburban educational interest groups making an alliance with central - city advocates , and both demanding more money , Democrats found a useful way to criticize Whitman's plan . Democrat Gordon A. MacInnes , a state senator and a ...
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On Equal Terms: Redefining China's Relationship with America and the West
By Mingxun ZhengIn this book, Zheng tackles important issues including: How China's state-capitalist model of governance affects the world Why history affects China's behavior in foreign policy How China has emerged as an economic world power Why products ...
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On Equal Terms
By Catherine O'ConnorHer feelings for him were certainly different—her teenage infatuation had deepened into very adult desire…. Kate knew that she was more than ready to meet and work with Sebastian on equal terms.
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On Equal Terms: A Thesaurus for Nonsexist Indexing and Cataloging
On Equal Terms: A Thesaurus for Nonsexist Indexing and Cataloging
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On Equal Terms
By Rashida MalikOn Equal Terms
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On Equal Terms: Working with Disabled People
By Sally FrenchDiscusses the social, psychological, and political issues affecting disabled people and suggests ways in which health care workers can change their practices to facilitate partnerships.
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On Equal Terms: Denize McIntyre Explores a Century of Education from the School of Mines Founded in 1913, to the...
By Denize McIntyreThis book charts the major events which have shaped the institution known until recently as the University of Glamorgan.
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On Equal Terms: The Social Integration of Handicapped Persons : a Challenge for Every One
By Office Des Personnes Handicap Ees Du Qu EbecThis report is a policy proposal for the social integration ofhandicapped persons. It explains the prevention, diagnosis andtreatment of impairments, adaptation to and rehabilitation ofdisabilities, and the various aspects of...
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On Equal Terms: The Constitutional Politics of Educational Opportunity
By Douglas S. Reed"--Jacket. "This is a bold, expansive book addressing a critical set of issues found at the vortex of law and policy in general and state constitutionalism and school finance reform in particular. It is an important and timely work.