Cbs television > The Color of Our Future by Farai Chideya, ISBN 0688175805

The Color of Our Future by Farai Chideya, ISBN 0688175805

$9.79

As America ceases to be defined by the black/white divide and enters a more complex multiethnic era, one of the most articulate young correspondents on television today offers a fast-paced road trip through the country's racial terrain.

Historical Dictionary of African-American Television

Historical Dictionary of African-American Television
Cbs television > Historical Dictionary of African-American Television

Becoming a Successful Manager by Jack H. Grossman, ISBN 0658014897

Praise for "Becoming a Successful Manager

"It provides effective tips, especially in delivering constructive criticism, conducting interviews, and running meetings. I would recommend it as mandatory reading."
--Joan Gundlach
Vice President, Central Region Affiliate Sales
A&E Television Networks

"It is a refreshing review of many forgotten skills and techniques necessary to "grow" your employees and your business."
--Dennis Twitty
Agent
State Farm Insurance

"New managers will recognize that the authors have been where they are going and will want to learn from the experience."
--Rodger De Rose
Retired Arthur Andersen Partner

"For organizations seeking to create competitive advantage through people development, the tenets and practical suggestions put forward become a living process and mandatory reading."
--Dorset Sutton
Vice President/Managing Director
Colgate-Palmolive, Southeast Asia Region

"It is a practical step-by-step guide to achieving...

Becoming a Successful Manager by Jack H. Grossman, ISBN 0658014897

Cbs television > Becoming a Successful Manager by Jack H. Grossman, ISBN 0658014897

Popular Culture & High Art: An Analysis & Evaluation of Taste by Herbert J. Gans, ISBN 0465026095

Is NYPD Blue a less valid form of artistic expression than a Shakespearean drama? Who is to judge and by what standards?

In this new edition of Herbert Gans's brilliantly conceived and clearly argued landmark work, he builds on his critique of the universality of high cultural standards. While conceding that popular and high culture have converged to some extent over the twenty-five years since he wrote the book, Gans holds that the choices of typical Ivy League graduates, not to mention Ph.D.s in literature, are still very different from those of high school graduates, as are the movie houses, television channels, museums, and other cultural institutions they frequent.

This new edition benefits greatly from Gans's discussion of the "politicization" of culture over the last quarter-century. Popular Culture and High Culture is a must read for anyone interested in the vicissitudes of taste in American society.

Cbs television > Popular Culture & High Art: An Analysis & Evaluation of Taste by Herbert J. Gans, ISBN 0465026095

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