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BOOKS WE WILL BUY!
KREBS: ECOLOGY 2nd
HARPER-ROW
BOND: READING DIFFI
CULTIES 4th PRENTICE
HALL
FERGUSON: ECONOMIC
ANALYSIS: THEORY &
APPLICATIONS 3rd IRWIN
CALLIHAN: GRAMMAR FOR
JOURNALISTS 3rd
CHILTON
BRADY: CRAFT OF INTER
VIEWING 77 RANDOM
HOUSE
BASKETTE: ART OF EDITING
2nd MACMILLAN
BABBIE: PRACTICE OF
SOCIAL RESEARCH 2nd
WADSWORTH
DUNN: ADVERTISING;.; ITS
ROLE IN MODERN
MARKETING 4th 78 HOLT
SCHWARTZ: PSYCHOLOGY
OF LEARNING AND
BEHAVIOR 78 NORTON
LENSKI: HUMAN SOCIETIES
3rd McGRAW HILL
HAMILTON: 19 th & 20th
CENTURY ART '72
PRENTICE HALL
McCOUBREY: AMERICAN
ART 1700-1960 '65
PRENTICE HALL
GREENE: RISK MANAGE
MENT: TEXT & CASES 78
.RESTON
LITTLEFIELD: READING &
ADVERTISING 75 WEST
CHRISTENSEN: BUSINESS
POLICY: TEXT & CASES 4th
78 IRWIN
WAUD: MACROECONOMICS
'80 HARPER-ROW
POINDEXTER: MONEY,
FINANCIAL MARKETS AND
THE ECONOMY 79 WEST
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With this commitment we are able to offer 50 of the price of hard covered books, 33 13 of
the price of paperback
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STRAHLER: ELEMENTS OF
PHYSICAL GEOGRAPHY
2nd 79 WILEY
SCHLESINGER: ASPECTS OF
TIME HACKETT
RESNIK: ELEMENTARY
LOGIC 70 McGRAW
KANE: LIFE SCIENCE
PHYSICS 78 WILEY
HUDSON: RELIGION IN
AMERICA 2nd '73
SCRIBNERS
WILSON: RELIGION IN
AMERICAN HISTORY 78
PRENTICE HALL
ELLISON: INVISIBLE MAN V
715 72 RANDOM HOUSE
I SOMMERFELD: FEDERAL
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has worked successfully in a large number of college stores and makes for economical and
easier means of exchange in used books.
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LEEPER: GOOD SCHOOLS
FOR YOUNG CHILDREN 4th
79 MACMILLAN
HARRIS: HOW TO INCREASE
READING ABILITY 6th 75
LONGMASS
DEBLIJ: GEOGRAPHY:
REGIONS & CONCEPTS 2nd
78 WILEY
GROSS: OCEANOGRAPHY: A
VIEW OF THE EARTH 2nd
77 PRENTICE HALL
WOLL: BEHIND THE SCENES
IN AMER. GOVERNMENT
2nd 79 LITTLE BROWN
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THE HUMAN BODY 5th 79
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A Buyer will offer you the current wholesale price on all books you wish to sell. This price is BUCHER: FOUNDATIONS OF
determined by the law of supply and demand, and if the book has been in circulation for a long 1 pwYirA? Pni ir atihm ftth
timeorisnotbeingusedbymanyotherschools.thispricewillprobablybeless.Manystudents nonJ
1 feel their books are worth more. to them for their personal library than the amount the l iviwodt
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