The use of figures as data (rather than decoration or a collection of take-home messages) helps biology students see their discipline as a science rather than a foreign language with long lists of terms to memorize.
Polly Clark's second collection of verse, Take Me With You, is published by Bloodaxe, £7.95.
There's also an extraordinary collection of images, taken from the Foreign and Commonwealth Office photographic collection which spans more than 100 years.
The two photos are now part of the Web site's collection of photos taken at the Jefferson Memorial.
Tenorio's first collection of stories takes a refreshingly off-kilter approach to the lives of Filipinos in America.
Tags also collate newsworthy images - the "tsunami" tag hosts a powerful collection of pictures taken by ordinary individuals.
In exchange, a collection of drawings taken from a Bremen art museum by a Russian soldier were returned to Germany.
Even sparer than its clean, forthright predecessors, Bialosky's fifth collection of poems takes cues from the laconic dicta of baseball.
The book that came from it, "Prison Landscapes," published this month, is an unusual collection of photographs taken by others, with only a handful of her own pictures included.
On Nov. 8, MOMA is presenting a collection of unedited takes in a program called "Bert Williams: 100 Years in Post-Production," and it's a revelation.
Between 1802 and 1812 his great collection of sculptures, taken chiefly from the Parthenon at Athens, then under Turkish domination, was brought to England.
