In Print
September/October 2008
The Subprime Solution: How Today’s Global Financial Crisis
Happened, and What to Do about It
Robert
J. Shiller, the Arthur M. Okun Professor of Economics
Princeton University Press, $16.95
Well known for predicting the
bursting of the stock market and housing bubbles, economist Shiller provides a
concise analysis of how we got into the subprime mortgage mess. He offers a set
of "commonsense short-run fixes and deeper long-term improvements" to remedy
the situation.
The Woman’s Heart: An Owner’s Guide
John A. Elefteriades '72, '76MD, the William W. L. Glenn Professor
of Cardiothoracic Surgery, Yale School of Medicine; and Teresa Caulin-Glaser
Prometheus Books,
$19.95
Heart disease is the number-one
killer of women in this country. The authors, both skilled cardiologists, offer
a comprehensive, readable, and potentially life-saving owner’s manual.
Holding Bishops Accountable: How Lawsuits Helped the
Catholic Church Confront Clergy Sexual Abuse
Timothy
D. Lytton '87, '91JD
Harvard University Press, $35
Albany Law School professor Lytton shows how litigation has helped the victims
of clergy sexual abuse, and led to "institutional reforms that make it less
likely that the Catholic Church"—and other organizations charged with caring
for children—"will ever again facilitate or conceal the crimes of serial
pedophiles.”
House of Wits: An Intimate Portrait of the James Family
Paul Fisher '93PhD
Henry Holt, $35
Novelist Henry, psychologist and philosopher
William, and feminist Alice were three of the most famous members of an
American dynasty that, writes historian Fisher, was "somewhere between the
Alcotts and the Royal Tenenbaums." He tells the family’s remarkable—and
"curiously contemporary"—story.

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Jack Child 1960BE
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Natalie Danford 1988, Mary
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Daphne Lamothe 1990
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Franklin Levy 1968
Die, Decorator, Die
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Max Page 1988
The City’s End: Two
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