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Acknowledgments 6
Introduction 7
The First Families 9
Birth of Greek Community 23
Holy Trinity Church 29
The Latter Years 37
Business 57
Organizations 81
Social Events 91
Civic Leaders and Community Events 107
World Wars I and II 113
New Church 123
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Fredd Sosa
reviewed Greeks in Phoenix, Arizona (Images of America Series) on September 28, 2011
Greeks in Phoenix, Arizona
If I was going to start a bookclub to read books about nature and wilderness, I would start with this book.
A professor takes a group of college students into the deserts of Utah for 40 days and 40 nights. Each chapter highlights issues with the landscape around them (water, overgrazing, mining, species extinction, roads, and other human impacts) and raise questions about how we humans reconcile with the land. Along the way, the students question and find themselves, then face a brutal reentry into the "civilized" world.
Thought provoking. Full of memorable quotes and dialogue.
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