Track season has arrived, and newcomer Aleesha Ramos is dominating in practice. But when the bleachers fill, the star sprinter can't keep up. Sports reporter Stewart Mac McKenzie is determined to find out why. Will he uncover the story, or will the Predators lose a chance at the championships?
Amidst the Predators' winning streak, star player struggles, leaving sports reporter Stewart "Mac" McKenzie puzzled as he seeks answers. As Mac delves into investigative reporting, he uncovers hidden tensions that could jeopardize the team's chances for the conference final. The story explores themes of ambition, loyalty, and the impact of personal struggles on professional performance, all set against the backdrop of high-stakes sports.
A concussion sidelines Ryan Mitchell, the Predators' starting quarterback, leading him to blame sports reporter Stewart "Mac" McKenzie for his predicament. As tensions rise, the story unfolds around Ryan's struggle to return to the game and the potential fallout when Mac learns the truth. The narrative explores themes of accountability, the pressures of sports, and the complex relationship between athletes and the media.
The story revolves around Roe Danner, a newcomer to the tennis team who stirs excitement by using an old wooden racket, prompting curiosity throughout the school. Sports reporter Stewart "Mac" McKenzie takes on the challenge of uncovering the reasons behind Roe's unconventional choice and aims to help her regain her signature performance on the court, highlighting themes of perseverance and the impact of individuality in sports.
Empire and Religion in Northeast India, 1890-1920
Set against the backdrop of the British Empire, this book explores the history of Mizoram in Northeast India from Indigenous perspectives during the late 19th to early 20th centuries. Kyle Jackson utilizes newly digitized archival sources to illuminate the complex interactions that led highland clans to identify as Christian Mizos. By applying Indigenous concepts to the study of imperial encounters, he offers a decolonial narrative that emphasizes the importance of understanding history through the lens of colonized peoples.
Coyote Canyon's tennis team is counting on newcomer Roe Danner. But when Roe switches up her game with an old wooden racket, the whole school is abuzz. It's up to sports reporter Stewart Mac McKenzie to uncover the story and help bring Roe's signature performance back to the court.
Prince Lexxendae Tal`Dier's life is a monotonous pattern of learning and training, he's a prince of the dark elven city of Tserindyn and has not known much else. Unbeknown to the world, Lexx's mother is a banished demi-goddess and before long, the prince will pray for the predictable rhythm of his upbringing. A darkness stirs in Tserindyn and within the heart of Lexx. Soon the prince will find himself on the outside, looking in as the queen makes her move for power. In his time of need, will Lexx be willing to lose himself and unleash the demon inside, or can he trust in the friendship of the races on Nath'atarya to face the growing evil?