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Magazine Publishing in the 21st Century: Everything You Need to Create, Design and Launch Your Own Magazine
By: Samir Husni
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Magazine Publishing in the 21st Century: Everything You Need to Create, Design and Launch Your Own Magazine
Author(s): Samir Husni
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Communicate with Me: Public Communication as Enlarged Conversation
Author(s): Melinda Womack
Speak to Me! is the product of nearly 40 years of combined experience in teaching public speaking. This book can be used as the primary text in either a beginning or intermediate public-speaking course. Addressing issues in a natural order of learning, this text covers the speaker's personal concern...
Communication and Social Understanding
By: Margaret Dick, Ed Tywoniak, Scott M. Schonfeldt-Aultman, Ellen Rigsby
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Communication and Social Understanding
Author(s): Margaret Dick, Ed Tywoniak, Scott M. Schonfeldt-Aultman, Ellen Rigsby
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Practique el Espanol
Author(s): Marian Quintana
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Canadian Aviation
Author(s): Suzanne Kearns
For far too long, instructors in Canadian aviation programs have used American-based textbooks and adapted the content for their students. Canadian Aviation is meant to fill that gap, exploring several aspects of the aviation industry in Canada and providing a broad introduction for college and u...
5 Ways to Save the Planet (In Your Spare Time)
Author(s): Gregory J Schwartz
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Women, Sport and Physical Activity: Challenges and Triumphs
By: Sharon Guthrie, Michelle Magyar, Ann Fran Maliszewski, Alison Wrynn
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Women, Sport and Physical Activity: Challenges and Triumphs
Author(s): Sharon Guthrie, Michelle Magyar, Ann Fran Maliszewski, Alison Wrynn
"Take Me Out to the Ball Game" is about a woman who loves baseball. It's true. The song we've all heard at the ballpark is really only the chorus of a 1908 song that begins, "Katie Casey was baseball mad, Had the fever and had it bad." But in 1908 women wouldn't have dared play baseball. ...
