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Found in 49 Collections and/or Records:
North of hope, 1990
In North of hope, by St. John's University English professor Jon Hassler, a parish priest in northern Minnesota is reunited with a woman on whom he had a crush in high school. University Archives copy is inscribed by the author.
Obsculta, 2008 - 2023
Prep world, 1933 194? 195? 196? 197? 198? 1993 1994 1995
Pyschological notes with comments, 1925
Psychological notes, by St. John's monk James Hansen, is a survey of psychology, from the structure of the nervous system to will and reason. Includes bibliographical references. Introductory textbook in experimental psychology. The title is misspelled on the title page, but is correct on the cover.
Rookery blues, 1995
Rookery blues is a novel by St. John's University English professor Jon Hassler. The story of the Icejam Quintet, a jazz band composed of eccentrics. The time is the turbulent 1960s; the setting is the Rookery State College in Minnesota. A comic look at college life of the day, with its student rebellions, faculty strikes and spineless administrators.
Rookery blues, 1995
Rookery blues is a novel by St. John's University English professor Jon Hassler. The story of the Icejam Quintet, a jazz band composed of eccentrics. The time is the turbulent 1960s; the setting is the Rookery State College in Minnesota. A comic look at college life of the day, with its student rebellions, faculty strikes and spineless administrators. Archives copy inscribed by the author.
Rufus at the door & other stories, 2000
Rufus at the door & other stories is a collection of short stories by St. John's University English professor Jon Hassler.
Rufus at the door & other stories, 2000
Rufus at the door & other stories is a collection of short stories by St. John's University English professor Jon Hassler. Signed by the author.
Simon's night, 1986
Simon's night is a novel by St. John's University English professor Jon Hassler. Seventy-six-year-old Simon Shea, a retired professor of English literature, moves from his cottage into the Norman Home where, in the course of two weeks, he reconsiders the events of his life.
Simon's night, 1979
Simon's night is a novel by St. John's University English professor Jon Hassler. Seventy-six-year-old Simon Shea, a retired professor of English literature, moves from his cottage into the Norman Home where, in the course of two weeks, he reconsiders the events of his life. Archives copy signed by the author.
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