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The world has become a dangerous place. A demon named Droktamion has escaped from the depths of hell and raised an army intending to conquer the Earth. As a result of the ensuing bloodshed, lives are being lost, and people are going missing. By a strange twist of fate, Shane, a young man known for being the original of the Perfect Clone, has been caught in the middle of the conflict. As the shadows awaken, the war against the demons erupts. The ADA struggles for control as Droktamion's grip on humanity tightens. It's more difficult to fight your demons when they are flesh and blood.
The way that movements communicate with the general public matters for their chances of lasting success. Comparing the public discourse on the living wage and marriage equality between 1994 and 2004, Deva Woodly shows that movement-led political change is rooted in whether or not movements are able to gain political acceptance.
This volume takes a look inside the world of the intellectual. Written from several perspectives, the collection of chapters by scholars from around the globe takes a closer look at the cultural identity and practice of the intellectual.
The Big Ten: A Century of Excellence is the definitive history of intercollegiate athletics' oldest and most prestigious conference. Designed in an easy-to-read format, the conference-endorsed Big Ten centennial book contains historical reference material about the Big Ten's first 100 seasons. Among the features are sketches of the big events, features on the team champions, stories about the premier athletes, notes about the influential coaches and administrators, information about the Big Ten's pioneers, and vignettes about the conference's academic achievements. The book's appendix includes a synopsis of each university's coaches and administrators.
Journalist and ETHS alumnus, Tuttle, is a baseball fan whose love for the Minnesota Twins is evident in this book.