Explores topics such as feminism in the liberal arts disciplines; the relationship of the liberal arts to the larger university; the costs & rewards for women in administration; the corporatisation of university campuses; intergenerational & transcultural tensions within feminist communities; &, women, social justice, & the liberal arts. ...

Romantic drama based on the novel by T.D. Jakes. Dave & Clarice Johnson (Morris Chestnut & Taraji P. Henson) have been growing apart within their marriage for years, a fact that is sorely exposed when Clarice is hurt in a car accident & it becomes apparent that healing is needed for more than just her physical injuries. Meanwhile, Dave develops a friendship with beautiful single mother Julie (Maeve Quinlan) & her teenage son Bryson (Cannon Jay), stirring up his long-buried wish to have children & a loving, supportive partner. Can the couple resist temptation & remember the vows they made to each other over a decade earlier? ...

Does Obama's presidency signal the end of race in American life? This title examines the paradox of race in Barack Obama's America & how President Obama intends to deal with it. It assesses the culture & politics of race in the age of Obama, & of our prospects for a postracial America. ...

Tells a complex story about human beings & their attempts to come to grips with perhaps the most intellectually demanding puzzle there is: how does the world work at the most fundamental level & what is the role of mathematics in its description? It considers what the role of beauty may be in mathematics & physics. ...

Explores the notion of Christian faith as disbelief & how the task of 'testing the spirits' develops & comes to be understood within Christianity as a theological discipline called 'dogmatics'. This book also focuses on uncovering disbeliefs of the Christian faith concerning the Word of God, the being of God, Jesus Christ, & the Holy Spirit. ...

At a time when the corporate world is desperate to recruit & retain workers in Generation Y (those born between 1978-1991), this book frames these young workers' perspectives & goals so that they might be better understood by corporate leaders & managers. ...

Our lives are full of inexactitude. We say a person is tall or an action is just without the precision of measurement on a dial. In this engaging account, Kees van Deemter explores vagueness, cutting across areas such as language, mathematical logic, & computing. He considers why vagueness is inherent, & why it is important in how we function. ...