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James Alexander Thom: A Shining Light of Letters

Indiana has lost one of their shining lights of letters. During his long and highly regarded career as a journalist and teacher, James Alexander Thom impacted many people. As an author, he impacted many more. It was perhaps through his prose that most people came to know him.

Crossword Puzzle Books Offer Endless Fun

How much do you know about the various states? Let’s see with these crossword puzzle books published by Blue River Press. You will have loads of fun challenging your knowledge of some pretty amazing states in the U.S. with these outrageously amusing crossword puzzle...

National Indiana Day and the Books about the Great State

The state of Indiana has a plethora of fascinating facts about it and many intriguing people who call or have called Indiana their home. Known as the Hoosier state, there are several theories that swirl around the meaning of the name, where it came from, and why the people of Indiana are called Hoosiers. Can you let us know your favorite theory?

What College Students Need

What College Students Need

In numerous studies, several factors have been identified that have a significant and permanent impact on how well undergraduate students learn.  This body of research on what college students need has focused on identifying the expectations students bring to the college class and the ways in which professors can respond to those needs while teaching the necessary course content.  I like to call these “The Big Four.”

What a college student needs In numerous studies, several factors have been identified that have a significant and permanent impact on how well undergraduate students learn.  This body of research has focused on identifying the expectations students bring to the college class and the ways in which professors can respond to those needs while teaching the necessary course content.  I like to call these “The Big Four.”