http://wordpress.keystone.edu/sports from the Miller Library, Keystone College, La Plume, PA Wed, 18 Mar 2009 14:21:47 +0000 http://backend.userland.com/rss092 en In Play, 155 B879p 2009, Dr. Stuart Brown examines the importance of play....children, adults and even dogs need it to improve health and mental stabilty. Who knew?   http://wordpress.keystone.edu/sports/?p=81 Yankee fans should check out the February 16,2009 issue of Sports Illustrated for the cover story on one of it's fallen heroes....Alex Rodriquez. http://wordpress.keystone.edu/sports/?p=80 In Brand NFL,796.332 O69b 2007, author Michael Oriard takes a look at the way the NFL is marketed or "branded" and the effects that has on the sport itself.   http://wordpress.keystone.edu/sports/?p=79 STILL looking for more Obama? Check out the January 19, 2009 issue of Sports Illustrated. The Audacity of Hoops tells all about the Commander-in-Chief's love of b-ball and how it shaped his life. http://wordpress.keystone.edu/sports/?p=78 The Franchise, 796.3230 P737f 2007, by Pluto & Windhorst is a great read for any Cavaliers fans. http://wordpress.keystone.edu/sports/?p=77 Basketball fans should try a little basketball fiction and read Murder at the Foul Line, FIC MUR M974 2006. http://wordpress.keystone.edu/sports/?p=76 Need a great history of baseball? Check out Change Up, 796.357 B959c 2008 by Burke & Fornatale.   http://wordpress.keystone.edu/sports/?p=75 Do you enjoy watching major league baseball players beat the crap out of each other? Than this is the book for you....Benchclearing, 796.3570 V984b 2008 by Spike Vrusho. Enjoy. http://wordpress.keystone.edu/sports/?p=74 Want to read some behind-the-scenes gossip on the world of professional basketball? Paul Shirley breaks the locker-room code to deliver some great secrets and funny observations in Can I Keep My Jersey?796.3230 s558c 2008.   http://wordpress.keystone.edu/sports/?p=73 Is steriod usage tainting America's sports heroes? Is the media over-reacting? And what about Barry Bonds? All of these questions and more can be answered by David Ezra in Asterisk, 796.3570 E99a 2008. http://wordpress.keystone.edu/sports/?p=72