On Cumberland
From Cottonlandia, by Rebecca Black, won the 2004 Juniper Prize for Poetry.
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REALITY CHECKUsing VR to battle workplace adversity
SCM Staff, 12 Jun 2005
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Hit the Books
SCM Staff, 30 Mar 2005
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What Happens in Spring Rain
Elizabeth Biller Chapman M.A. ’78 pursued her passion for poetry at age 43.
SCM Staff, 30 Mar 2005
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Two alums team up for One Sweet Princess
Inspired by her service with kids, Katie Kornfield ’98 collaborated with Howard Anderson ’71 to craft this picture book.
Elsie B.C. Rivas Gomez ’01, 05 Jan 2005
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Where Her Son Has Gone
SCM Staff, 05 Jan 2005
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Stories of Early California
SCM Staff, 05 Jan 2005
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Coffee in Florence
SCM Staff, 30 Oct 2004
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Theology for girls
Author Julia (Mori) Keller ’91 addresses media awareness, conversion, rites of passage, sexuality, and female role models.
SCM Staff, 30 Jun 2004
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Book traces 92 years of law school history
Mark Thomas J.D. ’56, a retired judge of the superior court, tells the story of the Law School of Santa Clara.
SCM Staff, 30 Jun 2004
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Essays explore the clergy abuse scandal
Thomas Plante, professor of psychology, has collected expert essays to convey how the Church plays a role in the sex abuse scandal.
SCM Staff, 30 Jun 2004
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Bedtime stories inspire author to write for children
Robert Kinerk ’62, was named one of the best books for 2003 for ages 6-8 by Child magazine.
SCM Staff, 13 Mar 2004
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Alumna offers career guidance
Sherri (Gong) Taguchi ’83 hopes to provide inspiration during job searches and career transitions in her new book.