Title: Why isn't this book used everywhere?
Product review: I'm a thirty-nine year old, used-to-be-chemistry-turned-arts major twenty years ago. I got this book in 83 and recently picked it up to refresh my memory of physics (mid-life crisis, no doubt). It is just absolutely incredible. Most helpful are the calc reviews--"just in time reviews" well past differential equations. I also have a recent edition of Young and Freedman that they use at MIT. It doesn't hold a candle to Marion. The only reason I can imagine why it isn't used more is politics--the main author isn't around to push it. It's the ticket, laddie!
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