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Welcome to this week's ThinkND Weekly Digest highlighting Books and Literature in light of World Book Day celebrated on April 23.
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In this episode of With a Side of Knowledge, literary agent Jessica Sinsheimer joins the conversation to discuss what a literary agent actually is and other professional experiences from the publishing industry.
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Connie Snyder Mick, the academic director at the Center for Social Concerns joins The Signs of the Times to discuss her role as a writing professor. Find out why she says "Good writing is, in fact, writing for the common good."
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In the 1800s, baseball was little more than a local game played by far different rules than the ones we have now. But, with the help of newspapers and other print materials, by the early 1900s baseball was entrenched as America's Pastime. This collection from the Hesburgh Libraries highlights some of the key publications from baseball's early history.
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