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Sportsbooks have become unlikely allies in quantifying the sport’s resilience. There have been reports that moneyline wagers on women’s tournament games increased 47% year-over-year through the Elite Eight, with handle surpassing $82 million.
Oddsmakers priced the defending champion South Carolina at -210 to repeat, while dark horse USC sat at +1400—a spread that reflects both competitive parity and lingering uncertainty about sustained fan engagement. On platforms like Action Network, fans can find different odds and bets they can make for the Women’s NCAA tournaments, especially since betting on these sports has gained so much popularity in the past couple of years, however the offer does not simply end with sports. Their list of casinos at https://www.actionnetwork.com/casino is also to be matched, with all kinds of rewards for new players and those who do not like to wait as long for a match to end.
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The Festival will kick-off with “The New Rap Language: How Musicians Continue to Transform the Spoken Word” on April 15, 2025, 6:30–8:00 p.m. at the Stavros Niarchos Foundation Library (SNFL). The event will feature groundbreaking musicians Audry Funk, Bartika Eam Rai, and Felukah as they sit with journalist Jessica Lipksy to discuss how using their native and adopted languages shapes their unique styles and how their artistry speaks to issues important to them.
“We are thrilled to welcome more than thirty trailblazing writers, artists, chefs, and performers from diverse backgrounds to this year’s World Literature & Arts Festival. We can’t wait to welcome patrons to this celebration of the myriad ways that creativity and culture intersect in New York City,” said Erica Parker, Associate Director for Adult Programming at The New York Public Library.
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- “Latinx Artists Speak: Storytelling, Making, and Belonging” on April 22, 6–7:30 p.m. at St. George Library Center in Staten Island will bring together Latinx artists Irma Bohorquez-Geisler, Patricia Cazorla, Nancy Saleme,…
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