Box 21C
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Contains 55 Results:
Raglon, Rebecca. "Rachel Carson and her legacy," Natural Eloquence: Women Reinscribe Science, 1997
This series consists of articles written about Rachel Carson. These were written primarily after Rachel Carson death and provide both positive and negative criticism of the life and work of Carson. Linda Lear has continued to maintain this file and material continues to be added. This sub-series is organized chronologically.
Jukes, Thomas. "The truth about pesticides or How to survive the perils of living," 21st Century, 1997
This series consists of articles written about Rachel Carson. These were written primarily after Rachel Carson death and provide both positive and negative criticism of the life and work of Carson. Linda Lear has continued to maintain this file and material continues to be added. This sub-series is organized chronologically.
"Silent Spring tops century list," Duxbury Clipper. March, 1999
This series consists of articles written about Rachel Carson. These were written primarily after Rachel Carson death and provide both positive and negative criticism of the life and work of Carson. Linda Lear has continued to maintain this file and material continues to be added. This sub-series is organized chronologically.
Gross, Liza. "Rachel's daughter," Sierra. September-October, 1999
This series consists of articles written about Rachel Carson. These were written primarily after Rachel Carson death and provide both positive and negative criticism of the life and work of Carson. Linda Lear has continued to maintain this file and material continues to be added. This sub-series is organized chronologically.
Rule, Vanessa. "Pick your poison," Sanctuary. , 1999
This series consists of articles written about Rachel Carson. These were written primarily after Rachel Carson death and provide both positive and negative criticism of the life and work of Carson. Linda Lear has continued to maintain this file and material continues to be added. This sub-series is organized chronologically.
"Top ten books that changed minds and lives," Time. June 8, 1999
This series consists of articles written about Rachel Carson. These were written primarily after Rachel Carson death and provide both positive and negative criticism of the life and work of Carson. Linda Lear has continued to maintain this file and material continues to be added. This sub-series is organized chronologically.
Lipske, Michael. "How Rachel Carson helped save the brown pelican," National Wildlife. 2000 December-January, 2000
This series consists of articles written about Rachel Carson. These were written primarily after Rachel Carson death and provide both positive and negative criticism of the life and work of Carson. Linda Lear has continued to maintain this file and material continues to be added. This sub-series is organized chronologically.
Gladwell, Malcolm. "Annals of public health," New Yorker, July 2, 2001
This series consists of articles written about Rachel Carson. These were written primarily after Rachel Carson death and provide both positive and negative criticism of the life and work of Carson. Linda Lear has continued to maintain this file and material continues to be added. This sub-series is organized chronologically.
Horton, Richard. "The plagues are flying," New York Review of Books, August 9, 2001
This series consists of articles written about Rachel Carson. These were written primarily after Rachel Carson death and provide both positive and negative criticism of the life and work of Carson. Linda Lear has continued to maintain this file and material continues to be added. This sub-series is organized chronologically.
Burnside, John, "Reluctant crusader," Guardian. 17 May, 2002
This series consists of articles written about Rachel Carson. These were written primarily after Rachel Carson death and provide both positive and negative criticism of the life and work of Carson. Linda Lear has continued to maintain this file and material continues to be added. This sub-series is organized chronologically.