Marvin Schwartz Boeken

Students and faculty members who went through the desegregation crisis of this memorable time recall events and personal feelings as they tried to avoid the outside interruptions while getting an education. Much has been said and written about the Little Rock Nine, who have also shared their memories through the years. And the students who protested and caused problems have also had their forum. Now, this book presents the third side of the story as told by those in the vast majority of students and faculty whose goal was to stay focused and get an education while history was being made all around them.

Exploring the concept of love, this book draws on ancient biblical texts to present a school of love from biblical times. It offers a pathway to becoming skilled in love, accessible to all—regardless of belief. By following its teachings, readers can discover how to cultivate true love in their lives, whether they are secular, atheist, or religious.

The book features personal interviews and remembrances from rock and roll pioneer Sonny Burgess, a key figure in the Rockabilly Hall of Fame. It chronicles his experiences recording for Sun Records in the 1950s and performing alongside legends like Elvis Presley and Johnny Cash. Additionally, it explores the vibrant musical scene of Newport, Arkansas, highlighting its rich agricultural background and the evolution of southern rural life, which profoundly influenced Burgess's energetic music and the rockabilly revival.