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Are you one of those Indiana University Basketball fans who remembers where you were when Christian Watford hit the Wat Shot that beat Kentucky in 2011? Or maybe you're a little older and you can remember watching the 87 national championship game when Keith Smart hit the floating baseline jumper to beat Syracuse. Or maybe you remember when Big Red, Scott May and Quinn Buckner led the 1976 team to the undefeated national championship. The point is you're an Indiana basketball fan through and through. And this combination IU basketball trivia book/trip down memory lane/IU hoops history book is just for you. In So You Think You Know Indiana University Basketball (We'll see about that), author and longtime IU basketball expert Terry Hutchens offers the ultimate IU basketball trivia challenge. You can take the entire challenge which covers nine different areas of concentration or you can challenge yourself and simply choose your best topic and see how you do in that chapter. Here are a couple of sample questions included in the book: What kind of circus animal once roamed loose in the bowels of the current Assembly Hall? What was the cost of a student season ticket for the first season in the New IU Fieldhouse built in 1960? What was the name of the fictional international player that Bob Knight announced on his television show in 1993 that Indiana was about to recruit? What was the name of the IU manager in the 2008-09 season that actually suited up and played three games for the Hoosiers? Name the two Indiana Mr. Basketball players who wore the No. 22 at Indiana? How many IU players have been selected as the No. 1 player overall in the NBA Draft?

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Deep in a forest wilderness lay a village so humble, so insignificant, that only a handful of people knew it existed. Yet it was here that a mighty battle was waged in the endless struggle between Good and Evil. Led by Fate into the timeless struggle were Wat: The savage and charming highwayman, Mother Cloot, the cunningly cruel possessor of mysterious powers, Barrow Man, the awesome spirit of a long-dead but still worshiped warrior. And there was Mark, not yet totally seduced by Evil; not yet totally convinced by Good. As eh confronts his own conflicts, Mark forces each of us to explore our own vulnerability to Evil. The Devil in a Forest is a fantasy about the reality that we all must face sometime in our lives.

English history are so short, sudden, and dramatic as the great insurrection of June 1381, which still bears in most histories its old and not very accurate title of Wat Tyler s Rebellion .O nly 1a short month separates the first small riot in Essex, with which the rising started, from the final petty skirmish in East Anglia at which the last surviving band of insurgents was ridden down and scattered to the winds. But within i the space that intervened between May 30 and June 28,1381, half England had been aflame, and for some days it had seemed that the old order of things was about to crash down in red ruin, and that complete anarchy would supervene. To most contemporary writers the whole rising seemed an inexplicable phenomenon a storm that arose out of a mere nothing, an ignorant riot against a harsh and unpopular tax, such as had often been seen before. But this storm assumed vast dimensions, spread over the whole horizon, swept down on the countryside with the violence of a typhoon, threatened universal destruction, and then suddenly passed away almost as inexplicably as it had arisen. The monastic chroniclers, to whom we owe most of our descriptions of the rebellion Walsingham and his fellows were not the men to understand the meaning of such a phenomenon ;they were annalists, not political philosophers or students of social statics.(Typographical errors above are due to OCR software and don't occur in the book.)About the Publisher Forgotten Books is a publisher of historical writings, such as: Philosophy, Classics, Science, Religion, History, Folklore and Mythology.Forgotten Books' Classic Reprint Series utilizes the latest technology to regenerate facsimiles of historically important writings. Careful attention has been made to accurately preserve the original format of each page whilst digitally enhancing the aged text.

Dancing Across Borders is the intimate and triumphant story of Sokvannara 'Sy' Sar, who as a young man in Cambodia was dancing with a small troupe in Angkor Wat when Anne Bass, a longtime patron of dance in America, saw him perform. Bass was so taken with Sy's talent and potential that she arranged for him to come to New York and audition for the prestigious School of the American Ballet. What unfolds in Dancing Across Borders is a tentative negotiation between Sy and the world of American balle