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The Origin of Culture (Academica Press, 2009)
by Amy L. Marsland (BA’43) and William D. Marsland

A synthesis that draws upon a lifetime of research discusses the origins of human culture and belief and explores aspects of how belief systems came to be structured.

Northern Saskatchewan Canoe Country (Parkland Publishing, 2008)
by Robin Karpan (BA’73, MBA’77) and Arlene Karpan (BA’74, BEd’78)

Be taken on a visual journey along the north’s most spectacular rivers and lakes with this coffee-table book. Stories of the landscape’s rich history and the Karpans’ experiences canoeing the north accompany 230 stunning wilderness images.

The Princess and the Pea: A Holistic Approach to Orthopaedic Manual Therapy (Langdon Street Press, 2009) by Gale Antaya (BSPT’89)

Years of research and personal experience in orthopaedic rehabilitation is drawn upon to present a thesis that builds on the concept of treating the whole body versus one isolated part. Real life case histories illustrate the approach and its success.

Just Call Me Maggie (AuthorHouse, 2009) by Marjorie Page (MA’94)

Page’s debut novel is a story about a prairie lawyer’s struggle with mental illness. Maggie seems like a successful, young, meticulous woman, but just below the surface is a dissociative personality disorder that only needs the right trigger to surface and spin her life out of order.

A Settling of Accounts (Borealis Press, 2009) by Doug Schmeiser (BA’54, LLB’56)

Has an experienced lawyer exercised an error in professional judgment or is he a victim of a sinister plot? This tale of human weakness and its consequences weaves through the world of law, medicine, the ranching industry and environmental degradation while presenting the importance of living in harmony with nature.

Equine Wound Management, 2nd Edition (Wiley-Blackwell, 2008)
edited by T.S. Stashak and C.L. Theoret (MSc’95, PhD’00)

This comprehensive and authoritative resource, that covers both theoretical and practical information on the care of wounds in horses, is now highly illustrated with full-colour photography throughout and offers new developments and techniques in wound healing.

Spiked Scorpions and Walking Whales: Modern Animals, Ancient Animals, and Water (Annick Press, 2009) by Claire Eamer (BA’67, MA’72)

This fully illustrated children’s book looks at how many modern day animals came from the sea. Engaging between-chapter spreads and fun facts help readers discover the ancient counterparts of creatures that reside on Earth today.

An American By Degrees: The Extraordinary Lives of French Ambassador Jules Jusserand (McGill-Queen’s University Press, 2009) by Robert J. Young (BA’63, MA’65)

A personal and cultural portrait of Ambassador Jules Jusserand, who provided a vital link between France and The United States before, during and after the First World War.

If you graduated from the U of S and have recently published a book, let us know by emailing alumni.office@usask.ca.

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