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Thanksgiving Day Football Memories

Posted by on November 24, 2011

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Turkey, stuffing, and football? To Nate Thanksgiving Day wouldn’t be the same without taking in the Thursday afternoon NFL action on the gridiron. Join him as he shares his favorite football memories from Turkey Day.

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Are You All In?

Posted by on November 10, 2011

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Whether you’re a hard core poker player, or a beginner, the library has DVDs and books that can help you improve your game.

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Game Day Travel Guide: Big 12 Towns

Posted by on November 1, 2011

Big 12

As football season ends and basketball season approaches, many fans head out to games in unfamiliar towns to cheer on their team. This blog will explain the Big 12 mascots as well as traditions you will want to experience!

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Turn Your Passion into a Travel Adventure

Posted by on October 18, 2011

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Niche. It’s a funny word that has lots of different meanings and pronunciations. It can be a sheltered or private place, a place or activity best suited to a person or thing or even a habitat necessary for the existence of a species. Whether you say “neesh”, “nish” or “nitch” it means special.

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ESPN Films 30 For 30 Comes to the Library

Posted by on October 6, 2011

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In celebration of its first 30 years of existence, ESPN has come out with 30 sports films, several of which have been directed by accomplished filmmakers. This is a rundown of the films in this series the library is in the process of acquiring.

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A Baseball Revolution With Kansas Roots

Posted by on September 29, 2011

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Bill James was a leader in rethinking the way Major League Baseball teams are put together. The new movie Moneyball is based upon the Michael Lewis book that looks at the way Billy Beane reshaped the small-market Oakland A’s using principles established by Bill James in order to compete with the wealthiest teams in the majors. The library is a great place to learn more about Bill James and his important work in reimagining the sport.

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The Big Man in the Big Apple

Posted by on September 1, 2011

Jeter

Derek Jeter has been the face of the New York Yankees for nearly two decades. Ian O’Connor’s new biography is an excellent read for any baseball fan. The book provides a fresh look at this Yankee great known simply as “The Captain” as he moves into the final stage of his illustrious career.

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