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- Art and artifacts of black experience come to Norton - MiamiHerald.com
Art and artifacts of black experience come to NortonMiamiHerald.com, FL - 2 hours agoThere's a copy of the Emancipation Proclamation, a bronze bust of Frederick Douglass, a 1773 first edition of Phillis Wheatley's first poetry collection; ...
- Brother Benedict Reney RIP - Independent Catholic News
Brother Benedict Reney RIPIndependent Catholic News, UK - Jul 2, 2008Though his short-term memory wasn't always good he never lost contact with the poetry and songs of his childhood and his deep sense of prayer. ...
- McGovern milestones to be celebrated (The Argus Leader)
MITCHELL - Dakota Wesleyan University's McGovern Center for Leadership and Public Service will mark George McGovern's birthday and the anniversary of his presidential nomination with a celebration Thursday in Mitchell. Area authors will give readings, including Donald Simmons reading from "George McGovern: A Political Life, a Political Legacy," at 5 p.m.; DWU English professor Joseph Ditta's ...
- THE BELL CURVE: Hoping noise gets grounded - Daily Pilot
Daily PilotTHE BELL CURVE: Hoping noise gets groundedDaily Pilot, CA - 3 hours agoI regard it as a bald commercial effort to sell bad poetry on greeting cards. But at the same time, if I don’t hear from my own progeny, I despair that this ...
- Poetry helps heal veteran’s WWII wounds - Register-Guard
After the conversation turns to Iwo Jima, he walks slowly to another room, with that uncertain gait of James Ryan in the first and last cemetery scenes of “Saving Private Ryan.” He brings back the newspaper clipping. “Corp. John Connors ...
- The journey continues - ESPN
The journey continuesESPN - 2 hours agoI wrote about losing for a poetry class at the University of Colorado. Here it is: "Move your feet … Bend your knees … Spin it … Chip the returns … ...
- Step Brothers (Cinema Confidential)
What the bleep do you know? The new Will Ferrell comedy "Step Brothers" has many, many bleep words. It’s one of those movies that thinks that it is breaking into taboo territory by unleashing as many bleep words into as many scenes as possible.
- DEATH OF LEGENDARY NEWSPAPERMAN GEORGE SAMPLE MARKS END OF AN ERA - Niagara Falls Reporter
CORRY, PA. -- They hung black crepe wreaths on the doors of the old Corry Journal building last week. A great man had died. George Raymond Sample, reporter, editor, publisher and finally the owner of this small-town daily newspaper for the past 61 ...
- Harvey Mackay: Teamwork should be in your nature (Post-Bulletin)
ge redwood trees in California are considered to be the tallest trees in the world. One would think that trees so large would have a tremendous root system reaching down hundreds of feet into the earth. Not true. The redwoods actually have a very shallow root system, but they all intertwine.
- Owen Wilson a 'Big Poetry Fan' (People Magazine)
"We send little poems to each other," says his Marley & Me costar Alan Arkin
- Khaled, Philharmonic Hall - Liverpool Echo
Khaled, Philharmonic HallLiverpool Echo, UK - 3 hours agoRai music developed in Western Algeria, its origins a mixture of Arabic love poetry and Bedouin folk songs. Khaled brings his own unique interpretation to ...
- • Inksters deserve recognition - Guelph Mercury
• Inksters deserve recognitionGuelph Mercury, Canada - 22 hours agoThe Porcupine's Quill, now in its 34th year, is widely praised for the beauty of its books of poetry and literary fiction, which is attested to by the ...
- Controversial 'Stitching' Gets Second Extension in NYC (Playbill via Yahoo! News)
Popular demand has prompted a second extension of the U.S. premiere of Stitching by Anthony Neilson, directed by Timothy Haskell. The run will now end Aug. 9 at The Wild Project in Manhattan.
- Golden rule - San Francisco Gate
Sunday, August 17, 2008 No special effects needed for Michael Phelps. He does his own stunts. Instant superhero, just add water. This morning in the Water Cube, The House That Michael Built, Phelps, with a little help from his friends, won his eighth ...
- 'Thebes' effective, articulate (The Post and Courier)
Judge not, oh mortals, lest ye be judged. The conflict between the "law of life" and the law of kings is among the themes at the heart of "The Burial at Thebes," poet Seamus Heaney's rendering of Sophocles' tragedy "Antigone." The spare and effective production by the Nottingham Playhouse Theatre Company was presented outdoors at The Cistern Thursday night.
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