Elisabeth Kubler-Ross
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Elisabeth Kubler-Ross, the psychiatrist who has died aged 78, was considered one of the world&#39;s foremost authorities on the psychology of dying, and is credited with changing attitudes towards the terminally ill.
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1. "Judge &amp; Jury" by James Patterson, Andrew Gross (Little, Brown)
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Austrian novelist Elfriede Jelinek was awarded the Nobel Prize for Literature on October 7. True to the mood of despair cast in her novels (which include The Piano Teacher, Lust, and Women as Lovers), Jelinek, 57, said that she &quot;can&#39;t stand&quot; the attention
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By Linda Fantin, The Salt Lake Tribune  Feb. 2--Paul Murphy is 35 and trying to orchestrate a career change from  ballet dancer to DNA scientist, and he's looking for a little help from  legislators.
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By Lisa Kim Bach  By LISA KIM BACH  REVIEW-JOURNAL  The soft side of a killer isn't usually seen in a courtroom.  Many of them apparently save that for cyberspace.
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An Austrian playwright and author has won this year&#39;s Nobel Prize for literature. Elfriede Jelinek will go away with more than a million euros in prize money but also the massive kudos of winning a Nobel award
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All their lives, Eva Baer's Hungarian parents looked to Britain as a beacon of freedom, safety and sophistication in a turbulent Europe. They didn't complain when the government seized their London bank account under a law that made no distinction between the perpetrators of Nazi crimes and their victims. And Baer didn't challenge a British lawyer who told her a few years afterward the money was gone for good, even though her mother was Jewish and her father had helped Jews get false documents.
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Famed soprano Elisabeth Schwarzkopf, a 20th century legend who won global acclaim for her renditions of Mozart and Strauss, died Thursday at her home in western Austria, state television reported. She was 90.
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Daphne Koller is pushing the limits of building computer programs that learn efficiently and reason intelligently. Third in a series profiling this year's MacArthur 'genius award' winners. By Kari Lynn Dean.
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The publisher Steve Ross has been named president and publisher at HarperCollins.
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STOCKHOLM, Sweden -- Elfriede Jelinek, an Austrian novelist and playwright, has won the Nobel Prize in literature -- the first woman in eight years to be awarded the prize.
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Rosamund Carr, a New Jersey fashion designer who lived a colorful and tragic life for more than a half century in tumultuous central Africa, has died in Rwanda, friends and employees have said.
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By Anonymous  Industrial Biotransformations, Second Edition Edited by A. Liese, K. Seelbach and C. Wandrey, Feb.
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Stride For Better Health by Patricia Wagner
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It took more than eight years -- in bits and pieces, five or 10 miles at a time -- but Inez Ross has finally walked the Santa Fe Trail. The retired English teacher from Los Alamos trekked 875 miles across five states, from tony downtown Santa Fe at the trail's end to tiny New Franklin, Mo., at its beginning.
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When the harrowing play Frozen opened on Broadway this summer, audiences were shaken by the authenticity of Yorkshire playwright Bryony Lavery&#39;s portrayal of the mind of a serial killer.
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Going On A Word Diet by Catherine Franz