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Weekly Schedule for 03/31 – 04/06

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BASEBALL:

  • Tuesday @ Southern Miss, pre game at 5:45 PM.
  • Friday VS Rice, pre game at 6:15 PM.
  • Saturday VS Rice, pre game at 6:15 PM.
  • Sunday VS Rice, pre game at 12:45 PM.

Books on Air

Best Selling Non-Fiction: THE BIG SHORT (REPLAY)  written by Michael Lewis

Great LiteratureTHE LAST OF THE MOHICANS written by James Fenimore Cooper

Best Selling FictionTELL ME EVERYTHING written by Elizabeth Strout

Contemporary ClassicsTHE POWER OF MYTH written by Joseph Campbell with Bill Moyers

The Book off the Shelf: THE ROARING DAYS OF ZORA LILY written by Noelle Salazar

The Random BookTHE MONUMENTS MEN: ALLIED HEROES, NAZI THIEVES, AND THE GREATEST TREASURE HUNT IN HISTORY written by Robert M. Edsel

Little Free Library BookHER MAJESTY’S SECRET SERVICE written by Ian Fleming (JAMES BOND)

Daily Dose of ScienceTHE CHEMICAL AGE: HOW CHEMISTS FOUGHT FAMINE AND DISEASE, KILLED MILLIONS, AND CHANGED OUR RELATIONSHIP WITH THE EARTH  written by Frank A. von Hippel

Macabre MondayHIDE written by Kiersten White

Children’s BookSTARGIRL written by Jerry Spinelli

Young Adult LiteratureTHE AMBER SPYGLASS (BOOK 3) written by Philip Pullman

The Self-Help BookLESSONS FROM THE LIGHT: EXTRAORIDNARY MESSAGES OF COMFORT AND HOPE FROM THE OTHER SIDE written by George Anderson and Andrew Barone

Mystery Hour: THE GREY WOLF written by Louise Penny

Outer LimitsTHE MAN IN THE HIGH CASTLE written by Philip K. Dick

WRBH After DarkTIME AFTER TIME written by Kay Hooper

BiographiesTHE MOST HUMAN: RECONCILING WITH MY FATHER, LEONARD NIMOY written by Adam Nimoy

Spanish BookEL CUADRO INACABADO escrito de Mercedes Aguirre

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