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The engineering medicine man
The engineering medicine man

By Margaret Harmon

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An introduction to bioengineering with a discussion of the wide variety of careers available in this field.

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Working with words
Working with words

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Discusses employment opportunities and educational preparation for writing jobs ranging from technical editing and proofreading to writing news copy.

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Ms. Engineer
Ms. Engineer

By Margaret Harmon

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Surveys the many fields of engineering from aerospace to ocean. Includes career biographies of young women achievers in each field.

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Stretching man's mind
Stretching man's mind

By Margaret Harmon

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The Man Who Learned to Walk in Shoes That Pinch
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MISTRESS COREYS LAND
MISTRESS COREYS LAND

By M. Harmon

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