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Interiority In Architecture
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Your Passport to Success
Author(s): Richard Cross, Roderick Heath
Your Passport to Success is your key to unlocking the doors to success, which lays the foundation to help you navigate your journey through college and beyond. Whether you are a high school student preparing for college, a college freshman starting your academic journey, or if you are a student who ...
Meetings, Events, Expositions & Conventions: An Introduction to the Industry
Author(s): George G Fenich, KRISTIN MALEK
The meetings, expositions, events, and conventions (MEEC) industry continues to grow and garner increasing attention from the hospitality industry, colleges and universities, and communities.Meetings, Expositions, Events, and Conventions: An Introduction to the Industry provides a broad overview of ...
Sport and Performance Psychology
Author(s): Michael Parent, Tyler Bradstreet
Sport & Performance Psychology provides students with a broad knowledge base and skillset that can be used not only sport settings and the athletes involved, but to all other settings where performance is important to groups and individuals—business, military, performing arts, health and wellness, a...
Living with the Creatures of Light and Darkness: Collected Poems
Author(s): Ehor Boyanowsky
How many people actually end up living where they have always dreamed with the person who shares the same dream and discovered it to be beyond expectation? This book celebrates that place: through the mountains and desert, a mighty river flows with all the creatures it nurtures: in poems and pictu...
Shanghai Quartet: The Crossings of Four Women of China Duquesne University Press Hardcover
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"Steeped in the Chinese tradition of recording family tales and keeping the family register, Min-Zhan Lu gives us this moving and powerful memoir describing the lives of four women of China-her grandmother, her nanny, her mother, and herself. I wrote these family stories hoping that you will someday...