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Who
Can It Be Now?
by Frank R. Scatoni
'92
Who Can It Be Now? (Simon & Schuster,
1998) is a "goofy, pop culture '80s trivia book" by Frank
R. Scatoni '92. Filled with trivia and humor, the
book is sure to catch the attention of recent grads and people
longing for a sense of 80s nostalgia. The book contains
everything that characterizes the 1980s, from TV theme songs,
to what was playing at local high school dances.
The book, which has received attention from
magazines such as Cosmopolitan, Entertainment Weekly, and Maxim, has
been receiving heavy promotion on radio stations across the country. Intended "for
the generation that was raised on MTV," this book, co-authored by Peter T. Fornatale,
is guaranteed to take you back a decade.
Scatoni
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Plastic
Surgery: What You Need to Know-Before, During, and
After
by Richard A. Marfuggi,
M.D., '72
Richard A. Marfuggi, M.D., '72 is
the
author of Plastic Surgery: What You Need to Know-Before, During, and
After (Berkley, 1998), a comprehensive study of the effects of the
procedure. The book covers everything from liposuction to breast augmentation,
giving not only information on the procedures, but also risk factors and recovery
tips.
The book is divided into two parts; the first details the general basics of plastic
surgery and the second discusses
benefits and risks. Anyone considering plastic surgery of any kind should
first read this book.
Marfuggi has been practicing plastic
surgery in New York and New Jersey since
1983. The Vermont native graduated with honors from Holy Cross and attended
the University of Vermont College
of Medicine, where he received his diploma. He is currently studying for
his master's at Drew University.
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Liberalism:
Fatal Consequences
by William A. Borst, Ph.D., '65
William A. Borst, Ph.D., '65 is the
author of Liberalism: Fatal Consequences (Huntington
House, 1999),
a conservative's look at the recent popularity of liberalism. The book
attempts to "arm conservatives with the necessary historical and intellectual
ammunition to fight the culture war on any front."
The book covers a wide variety of political and cultural topics from the civil
war to abortion, from homosexuality
to the Catholic Church. In each of his essays, Borst argues basic conservative
values while pointing out the flaws he perceives in the liberal
system. Borst is the author of many other
books, most
recently Still Last in the American League: The St. Louis Browns, (Northmont
Press, 1993). Borst, who was the Vatterott Foundation's Man of the Year
in 1995, has appeared on the Today Show, as well
as various radio programs. Borst lives in St. Louis with Judy, his wife
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Thy
Honored Name: A History of the College of the Holy Cross,
1843-1994
by Rev. Anthony J.
Kuzniewski, S.J.
Thy Honored Name: A History of the College
of the Holy Cross, 1843-1994 by Rev. Anthony J. Kuzniewski,
S.J., was published on March 26 by the Catholic University
of America Press. Fr. Kuzniewski is professor of history
and rector of the Jesuit Community at Holy Cross. Featuring
extensive illustrations, the book traces the story of
the College from its beginnings as a pet project of Bishop
Fenwick to its contemporary standing as one of the top
liberal arts colleges in the
nation.
Thy Honored Name can
be ordered through the Holy Cross Bookstore. The retail
price is $34.95 plus
$5.00 shipping and handling. (Massachusetts residents
add $1.75 sales tax). Please contact:
C.H.C. Bookstore
P.O.
Box H,
Holy Cross
One College Street
Worcester, MA 01610
Phone:
1-800-777-0201 ext. 3393
Fax: 1-508-793-3612
e-mail:
bookstore@holycross.edu
Visa, Mastercard, American
Express Accepted
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