search options Tuesday, September 20, 2005 Archived Recommendations Professional Development Big Fat Liars: How Politicians, Corporations, and the Media Use Science and Statistics to Manipulate the Public By Morris E. Chafetz Published July 2005 If you are puzzled and frustrated by conflicting media reports about health, environment, terrorism, and just about anything else, this book might help you cope. Chafetz examines the misuse of statistics and how misinformation is used to shape public opinion. He reminds his readers that anyone who offers a warning has a motive. He argues that many of todayÂs big issues are fictions. Bodacious!: An AOL Insider Cracks the Code to Outrageous Success for Women By Mary E. Foley and Martha I. Finney Published September 2001 Mary Foley started working for America Online at 23 and retired independently wealthy at 33. She now runs her own company: Bodacious! Ventures. Her book tells two stories: the rise of AOL and the transformation of a good $8 an hour employee into a super successful businesswoman. Foley includes plenty of career advice for women interested in career development. Book of Klezmer: The History, The Music, The Folklore, The | |
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