Beyond the Balance Sheet: Evaluating Profit Potential de Lines, James - 1974

Reader's Digest Association., 1971. No print line. No pricing. DM80, rear lower corner.. Trade paperback. Very good. Light cover wear, top page block foxing.. 1 65 p. White card stock covers, black titles, Kent State University blind-stamp insignia, front center. 19 cm. Blue spot color. Stapled binding. Partial Magazine Article; comprehensive Fawcett edition later: Interpretive journalism presented by author James Michener as he re-created the Ohio college campus series of student protest events in the spring 1970, during which National Guardsmen killed 4 students, wounding others, during a anti-Vietnam protest gathering. Gathering details brought together numerous town and gown individuals, including journalism students. Pulitzer Prize-winning author Michener then went to Kent to coordinate the details into a full report. He first kept a low profile for 10 days in the community to get a better sense of people and place. This condensed reprint is Part I of two magazine installments.

Hardback. Very Good.

Greensboro: University of North Carolina, 1975. Softcover. Near Fine. First edition. White wrappers. 148pp. Spine wrinkled and cocked, near fine. Poetry and stories by George P. Elliott, Lawrence Judson Reynolds, Margaret Edwards, Fambrough L. Brownlee, Kenneth Fields, Jim Medeiros, Jane Gentry, Gibbons Ruark, Stephen Ratcliff, Anne Boes, Gayle E. Wood, Tim Tarkington, James Whitehead, Sally Van Noppen, Amon Lines, Arlene Katz, Sister Bernetta Quinn, Timothy Steele, Candace Flynt, Carmen Elliott, Timothy Dekin, Lynne Barrett, Tommy Huey, Vanessa Haley, Rick Smyth, Ross Taylor, Alex Stiber, S.J. Makler, and Jay Strafford.

Boston: New England Free Press, 1971. 7, [i]p., wraps slightly worn, remains of sticker on front wrap else good condition, 8.5x11 inches. At head of title: Toward a working class politics. Written by members of the Liberated Guardian's staff who had been "left behind" when nine staff members went on strike and published a "liberated" Liberated Guardian. The text accuses them of having anti-working class politics.

Boston: New England Free Press, 1971. Pamphlet. 7, [i]p., wraps slightly worn else very good condition, 8.5x11 inches. At head of title: Toward a working class politics. Written by members of the Liberated Guardian's staff who had been "left behind" when nine staff members went on strike and published a "liberated" Liberated Guardian. The text accuses them of having anti-working class politics.