The Heights Team: Hockey's Best Team Ever by Jeff Olson
392 pages | 6.57 x 9.46 | ISBN Paperback 978-1-926716-86-2 | Hardcover 978-1-926716-85-5
What if the greatest hockey team ever assembled has been hiding in plain sight for fifty years?
Between 1975 and 1978, the Montreal Canadiens — nine future Hall of Famers, guided by Scotty Bowman — completed three straight seasons of dominance never equalled. 240 regular-season games. 42 playoff games. 282 games of greatness. Point totals of 127, 132, and 129 that no NHL team before or since has approached.
The Heights Team: Hockey's Best Team Ever is the first book to tell the complete story of this dynasty. Jeff Olson reconstructs every season — from opening night at the Montreal Forum when the torch passed from Henri Richard to Yvan Cournoyer, to the championship-clinching victory in Boston Garden 282 games later. Game by game, player by player, Olson brings you into the locker room, behind Bowman's bench, and onto the ice with the men who set a gold standard that endures fifty years later.
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CRITICAL THINKING, WORLDVIEWS & LOGIC
by Paul Catanu
338 pgs | 7.5 x 9.25 | Full Color | ISBN 978-0-9877804-2-3 | US $70 CAD $90
Critical Thinking, Worldviews & Logic by Paul Catanu is a must read for anyone studying the Humanities or wishing for a survey of the history of the development of thought in the Western World. Replete with exercises, solutions, real-world examples and suggestive material for the classroom, this volumes serves as the standard Humanities textbook and reference guide for today’s student. This textbook, intended to be a primer course in Humanities, and its survey of Philosophy, Logic and Critical Thinking, takes the Student through the wondrous voyage of the development of thought through the history of Humanities...