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Color Atlas of Gross Placental Pathology

1 review
Cynthia G. Kaplan

Springer, 2006

Good book
The photos of the gross pathology is excellent. Itis only gross like the title states. The book reminded me of a National Geographic, mostly photos and captions but little text. All photos are on fresh tissue and we receive all our placentas fixed but it is good nonetheless. For micro, the AFIP book on placental pathology is a great adjunct.

Leave the Building Quickly: True Stories

12 reviews
Cynthia Kaplan

William Morrow, 2007

Buy this book... now
Cynthia Kaplan is funny. But that's almost besides the point. She's reflective and thoughtful. While you're laughing, in your mind's eye you can picture exactly what she's describing... and why... and how it applies to you and your life. Wise readers would buy everything that she writes. And read it many times.

Kaplan High School 411
Kaplan, Cynthia Hickman

Kaplan Publishing, 1999

Everything you need to know to make your teen's high school years rewarding, fun, and successful High school is one of life's most challenging and rewarding times. Your teen has to balance school, homework, extracurricular activities, and, in many cases, an after school job -- not to mention the college admissions process. But before calling 911, you and your college bound student should read Kaplan's High School 411. This insightful ...

KAPLAN LEARNING POWER (Power Series)
Kaplan, Cynthia Johnson, ...

Kaplan, 1998

It's hard for a student to make that quantum leap from not quite living up to one's potential to the student success story with the B average. For the pupil who's just switched schools and feels inundated with new expectations, who's working part-time and seems never to have enough time for sleep and homework, who just can't live up to teacher and/or parent expectations, it feels like this is the way it's always going to be--there'll be the ...

Why I'm Like This : True Stories

50 reviews
Cynthia Kaplan, 2002

Why I'm Like This
Wow, this book was excellent. I loved it as much as I loved "Running with Scissors" and that says a lot. Perhaps it's because I'm just as neurotic as she is (I've been known to fear "mountain men" from time to time), or maybe it's because this book is just extemely heartfelt and entertaining. It's totally worth a read.

KAPLAN HIGH SCHOOL HANDBOOK

1 review
Kaplan, Cynthia Hickman

Kaplan, 1997

I was fortunate to have found this!
I was indeed very shocked to discover that this book had gone out of print - since it has become so useful during my high school career. Perhaps they're making a new version that's up to date :-) I did find this book extremely useful in planning out activities for high school. This book was intended for students who are very ambitious and motivated to graduate at the top of their class and get ...

Helping Your Troubled Teen: Learn to Recognize, Understand, and Address the Destructive Behavior of Today's ...

4 reviews
Cynthia S Kaplan, Blaise Aguirre, ...

Fair Winds Press, 2007

A must read!!
A beautifully written book that allows you to truly understand the perspective of those struggling with adolescence in our present age. Necessary for all who wish to further understand the psychology behind troubled teens and how to prevent their rebellious nature.

Women in Higher Education Administration (J-B HE Single Issue Higher Education)
Adrian Tinsley, Cynthia Secor, ...

Jossey-Bass, 1984

Higher education institutions can be greatly improved by the addition of women and minorities to the pool from which leaders are drawn. We know from experience that the best managed institutions--those most creative, dynamic, and responsive to change--are committed to and supportive of the advancement of women and minorites. This volume of New Directions for Higher Education is about the careers of women in higher education administraion. It ...