New From Hillsdale College Pressn blink ilic Itki’^ ul ulijili vM have mn ^’i-n mninMr!> J ti’iHur; a Ki’riuLJu- mural lUliiir.il o>jn!Kl tthjl tivnrjii- K(K’lif li:is in “..u i^ ri>)r mihnpinfiiunilli triri it J^ ilicirnunhl. ••iiiriji/irii: jiiiin||l^|)]^](ll1!;nMiilj.f Ihihr Ixtcuinc lirnvfirnIh, I ammilliv liir ,i Inr nhriilnALSO BY GEORGE ROCHEnMlillin_-«i3;ntasB^nAmericanBy The ThroatnA bUstering attack on red tapenfrom George Roche—whonresigned as chairman of thenPresidentially appointednNational Commission on EducationalnResearch in protest overnbureaucratic inertia.ndi’Miiii’ K.nliis I WiirU U’ilbnul Heronnl•.t^^l^ 1:1″ ivpLiialinn .1″ ii uriiiT .iiui luir tlt-lii !iiniiiiii jN A ii.,iihrr .iiul ujliHiiiAT i]i(i’>i lic.inil’.nui’liiinit aiUlitiuM 111 Ills wnrknni:li,iii I HmMii Ir IMi,rntt!it,nttl Rt’t hiinfim^m^^^m^M i’W> i^m-Mnm^nBy GeorgenRochenForeword BynRussell KirknIII an exhaustive, sc’tiolarl> treatment ofnmodern intellectual trends, author and educatornGeorge Roche reveals how science has beennhijacked by the secularists and how their ethos ofnmoral relativ ism robs us ofanything worth strivingnfor. worth lighting for. worth dying for.n.1 World Wilbout Heroes takes careful aim atnthe ideas that have shrivelled the will of the Westnand the faith of millions, harshly rebukes secularnhumanism as the most dehumanizing force of ournmodern age. and offers a ringing defense of Christiaiiitvnthat is at once humorous, insightful andnuncompromising.n.1 Wurld tttlboHl Hemei, i- ,i inimpi-i ijll lor >Mii-irik’iMiii!;jj;nii-iunii; ilii- Mmal irisi- In iliiiv ului icliisi’ in I!IMjnl ihcniiiMlini lit lilt- .imi” 111 ,1 ii:ii|. „| LUili/jiiiuial [iirinnil *i’ll uriiU’iiniiiiiniiitr:’. siiiiin II I’liaiiipiKiis iriiili .iiul ihr KDIUI m j ii’.iiisKnr’.nI -111′ »lii II rcljim-iii uiiliiciii lis siraiiiili’liiild mi iln iiiluriiciin>.iltk- 111 Ihi’pjv. •nCurl I’ II llti.n Inuiidiiij^lJitiirnCliritiiiiMlv HiilinnVisa and MasterCard Orders Only/Call SOO-253-3200, Ext. 801nGoing HomenGeorge Roche’s first novel—nabout growing up in the roughnand tumble last days of thenAmerican frontier and an oldnman’s discovery of serenity andn”the face of God” in thenColorado Rockies.n•BdrWnTHROATnAHndM*n.-“”SSSES’*'””n- XMEWCABV â„¢ f X « (Softbound) @ »5«0 •’n:XME«CABVTHB»0A(nnn