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by Rivera Garza, Cristina Length: 305 pages : Subjects:
ISBN: 0593244095 ISBN: 9780593244104 ISBN: 0593244109 |
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by Franklin-Wallis, Oliver Length: 392 pages. Subjects:
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by Williams, Kidada E. Alternate Title: History of terror and survival in the war against Reconstruction Length: xxv, 351 pages : Subjects:
ISBN: 9781635576634 ISBN: 1635576636 ISBN: 1635576644 |
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by Ramsey, Donovan X. Length: 427 pages Subjects:
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by Hokeah, Oscar Length: 258 pages ; Subjects:
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by McDaniel, Tiffany Length: 454 pages Subjects:
ISBN: 9780593320709 ISBN: 9780593315125 ISBN: 9780593320716 ISBN: 0593320700 ISBN: 059331512X |

During his sophomore year at St. Andrew's, William Lin '24 took an Advanced Studies history course called World at War, taught by History teacher and Dean of Studies Melinda Tower. This course elicited his curiosity about censorship during World War II. With already a passion for photography, he became very interested in the censoring of photos during the war. Fast forward to his junior year when he enrolled in another Advanced Studies history course, Research Seminar. Still feeling the excitement of his World at War class, it did not take William long to come up with his topic for his research paper.

Setting up your free account with the Washington Post just became easier.
In the past, you would have to frequently renew your subscription, not anymore!
You sign up for your account one time, using your SAS email of course,
and ta-da!, your account is all set!

As Thanksgiving break approaches, the SAS Book Club has selected a much different work of fiction to read over the ten-day vacation. Club members chose the very old novel by James M. Cain, The Postman Always Rings Twice. This book was published in 1934, Cain's debut piece. The author has written many "hard-boiled" crime novels; Double Indemnity, Mildred Pierce and The Embezzler are but a few. Once you've read this particular book, you may wonder what the title has to do with the story. An interesting explanation can be found here, in a Library of Congress blog post.

For off-campus access of any subscription resource (i.e. paid-for databases), you'll be prompted to login first to OpenAthens. Your username is your "firstname.lastname" (for example john.smith); please contact us for the password, or if you have questions.