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BAPTIST ME at C< Taylor Columbl L I jNeUr Jlork Sir Paperback B< mmmmmmmmmmmmmmmasnmsmammammmmmmmmKmmmmmam Mflff Mail ntmrhtt jwyrNafct arm moftcovmr books sold atrmmmtanm. variety storms and supermarkets, as well as in bookstores. This listing is based W W ? -y? VW ? ? |VWft WVHUM/V crnd wpwmwtfwt wholesalers with mors than 40,0Q*outtets across the United States. 1 TOE NATARE8E CIRCLE, by Robert iAKftiim. (Bantam, 93.00.) The top American and Soviet agants save Western ctvilkatkm: fiction. S THE AMERICANS, by John Jakes. (Jove. $3 96.) The Kents, now people of prope?ty, face new challenges at the turn of the century: eighth in the Kent Family Chronicles. ' S HOW TO FROSfEI DUUNG TtJF, COMING BAD YEA1S, by Howard J. Ruff. (Warner. $2.73.) A person a! investment guide. ( 4 TUB COMPLETE SCAftftDALB MEDICAL [ , DIET, by Herman Tarnower, M.D. , and Sanun Sinclair Baker. (Bantam, 10.75.) A plan to lose up to 20 pounds in 14 daya. THE STAND, fay Stephen King. (NAL/Signet, $2.98.) Terrible disease sweep* across the United States: fiction. OVERLOAD, by Arthur Halley. (Bantam, $2.90.) A public utility encounter* a crisis: fiction. 7 LAUREN BACALL BY MYSELF, by Lauren Bacall. (Ballantlne, $1.75.) Memories of life with and without Bogart. PALO VERDE, by Jacqueline Brisktn. (Warner, I $2.99.) Family saga of early Los Angeles: fiction. 9 KRAMER VERSUS KRAMER, by Avery Gorman. (NAL/Sl&net, 91.50.) A father-son relation I ship ? the novel on which tho current film la booed. M HANTAYO,by RuthBooboHUl. (Warner,93AO.) Multitfanerotkmol sago of American Indian culture. 11 GOOD AS GOLD, by Jooeph Heller. (Pocket. fUS.) A droO look at tho ambfittono and egenioe of a pfoftwwofi fiction. Smdtra, (19nrkl0yv SwtpkrCnwpiyikoi of ? docScwwBflWflunchttr? flctioo* IS THE PASSING HELLS, by Phillip Rock. (Dell, $3.75.) Brttfanh cuistocrehi end their servants during World War I: fiction. P M TO LOVE AGAIN, by Danielle Steel. (Dell, RJ8.) High fashion and high romance on both sldss of the Atlantic s Action. IS BRIGHT PLOW T?fE RIVER, by Taylor Cakfi6 wsM. (Fawcstt/CWet, $2.80.) The angst of a man mnlhMMl In a sanMhrhiin llmm 1 m THE CAMPUi Dneeol 1 3E "Your Partnei / NTION r NURSES 10? internship program? ing career in nursing? : Columbia jraduates naram whirh heain*; lunp ? 1980 anri Dn, one week state board review and eceptors for each rotation, seminars, ary. hose goals are excellence in nursing challenging opportunities. jndamentals in nursing may apply for Nursing / rvloico ilI Di in DM it 1^.11 IVI IV., f-j I v U J V-UII r I Vvlv I I Id I I > ' * Ci L :nirai rcniTED ! m r~w mm wkiiv fc? n^. )lumbia at Marion la, SC 29220 EEO in urn??8MM^B??aap?flwowMj !March 16,19801 TH# Nmv Vnrlr Tinwi Diinlr I sst Sellers nunc ~ I Trade paperbacks are softcover books usually I sold in bookstores and at an average price higher | inan mass-rnancet paperoacHs. litis listing is based on computer-processed reports front bookstores and wholesaler* with more than 2,500 outlets across the United States. I B3ARY ELLEN'S BEST Of HKLPVUL HINTS, by Mary Ellen Pinkham mod Pearl Higginbotham. (Warner/B. Lanky Books, $3.96.) ways to arivenouMhokl problems. S ASHES IN THE WIND, bv Kathleen E Waadi wise. (Avon, $4.99.) plantation beauty has a stormy time with a Yankee surgeon: fiction. S THE MB. BILL SHQW, by Walter Williams. (Running Press, $4.09.) The pre-school years of the "Saturday Night Live" puppet told in text and pictures. 4 JULIA CHILD ft MORE COMPANY, by Julia Child. (Knopf, $0.90.) Recipes tied to her forthcoming television series. ft THE JOY OF 9EX, by Alex Comfort. (Simon A Schuster / Fireside, $8.05.) With illustrations. ? WHAT COLOR IS YOUR PARACHUTE? by g Richard Nelson Bolles. (Ten Speed Pren, 15.05.) I Guide for Job-hunt#** and career-changers. jj 7 HOW TO EAT LIKE A CHILD, by Delta Ephron. I (Ballantlne, $3.95.) How not to be a grown-up: | nunaur. ft HOW TO FLATTEN YOUR STOMACH, by Jim Everroad. (Price/Stern/Sloan, $1.79.) 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