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The making of a police officer
The making of a police officer

By D. X. Fenten

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Describes different jobs in law enforcement, their advantages and disadvantages, and the education and training required.

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Ms.-M.D.
Ms.-M.D.

By D. X. Fenten

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Discusses for young women interested in a medical career the general scholastic preparation necessary, the training required for a variety of medical specialities, and the special challenges she fa...

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Ms.--architect
Ms.--architect

By D. X. Fenten

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Examines the traditionally subordinate place of women in architecture and discusses career opportunities for women as architects and in related jobs.

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Better photography for amateurs.
Easy to Make House Plants
Easy to Make House Plants

By D. X. Fenten

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Better photography for amateurs
Greenhousing for purple thumbs
Greenhousing for purple thumbs
Behind the newspaper scene
Behind the newspaper scene

By D. X. Fenten

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Describes the behind-the-scenes activities at a newspaper office focusing on the jobs of the various people that put a newspaper together.

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Behind the circus scene
Behind the circus scene

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Describes the behind-the-scenes activities at a circus.

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