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EPISODE · Jun 8, 2022 · 39 MIN

Fred DiUlus, Ph.D. and Roland Colton

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Dr. Fred DiUlus PhD: Global Academy Onlineglobalacademy.networkhttp://globalacademyonline.com/freddiulus.htmlDr. Fred DiUlus, Founder, Chair, President Emeritus of Global Academy a North American and International education specialist creating, developing, staffing, and managing traditional, blended, flip, online startup and existing colleges. Providing state of the art learner management on demand with expansive online programs for existing colleges, universities and public and private schools worldwide, Global Academy is a one stop organizational support and strategic planning operative. http://globalacademyonline.com/Baseball immortal is the name of the book.By Roland Coltonhttps://rolandcolton.com/Roland Colton is author of Baseball Immortal. Trained in his youth as a classical pianist, Roland is a frequent performer at public and private gatherings. He was also awarded a baseball scholarship to attend the University of Utah; as a youth, his dream was to become a major league player. He possesses a passion for baseball and sports, music, architecture, the French language, and lives with his family in Southern California and France. https://rolandcolton.com/

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