The law governing sales of goods at common law and under the Uniform sales act.

Paged continuously.

Current housing reports.

Consists of separate reports on 11 selected areas.

Biology, with preludes on current events /

At head of title: Boston Monday lectures.

Common objects of the microscope /

Includes indexes.

Common environmental terms /

Cover title.

Hypsipyle : a paper read to the Northumberland and Durham Classical Association in the Common Room, University College, Durham, on March 15th, 1913 /

Includes bibliographical references.

Current industrial reports.

Description based on: 1st quarter 1979; title from caption.

A guide to the common spiders of Illinois /

Includes index and bibliographical references.

A practical guide to management of common pests in schools : integrated pest management /

"Approved by the IPCA Board on March 10, 1999."--P. [i].

A perspective on the current and future uses of Illinois coal by the electric power industry : a technical report /

"April 1983."

A study of Illinois farmers' attitudes and current farming practices /

"ILENR/RE-PA-90/01."

A selection of the common, unusual, and rare insects of Illinois /

"This booklet is ... not an entomology textbook and we have devoted most of the space to photographs of insects." -- pg. [1].

Affordable Energy Plan /

Illinois Lieutenant Governor Patrick Quinn responded to rising concerns about unaffordable energy for low-income Illinois residents by convening a meeting of advocates in January 2003, and challenging them to develop a better approach to energy assistance. As a result of that challenge, a working group of low-income advocates, energy policy advisors, researchers, and community leaders met and established the Illinois Affordable Energy Campaign (IAEC) to identify and recommend policy changes to the current Low Income Home Energy Assistance Program (LIHEAP). The Illinois LIHEAP program gives heating assistance to approximately 316,000 families across the state each year. This document the Affordable Energy Plan, is the result of this collaborative process. While the current LIHEAP program provides valuable and essential assistance to low-income families, the Affordable Energy Plan (AEP) improves the program design through a set of common sense reform measures that better address today's volatile energy environment. Reconstructing LIHEAP will make the program more efficient and effective; it will make energy more affordable for more LIHEAP customers; Illinois will see fewer homes disconnected from their utility services, and participants will be able to better understand and plan for their heating expenses.

An evaluation of IDOT's current underdrain systems : final report /

"December 1995."

Common Illinois insects : and why they are interesting.

Bibliography: p. 31-32.