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- Writing contest calling for submissions - The Observer
If beauty is in the eyes of the beholder, then four unique perspectives could make this year’s Lawrence House writing contest tough to win. Judges for the contest, which focusses on bringing out the positive aspects of the community, are ...
- Music (Erie Times-News)
THURSDAY NOON TOGETHER ORGAN SERIES -- Thurs., Oct. 2, 12:05-12:35 p.m. -- First United Methodist Church of Erie, 707 Sassafras St. -- Bruce R. Gingrich, organist, and Laura Nelson, Swiss Alphorn -- lunch follows in Fellowship Hall at 12:35 p.m. -- free, open to public -- details, 452-3300.
- Collaborative efforts curbed youth violence in Kalamazoo this summer - Kalamazoo Gazette
KALAMAZOO -- After a violent summer for teenagers last year on the streets of Kalamazoo, local leaders say a collection of efforts has made a difference this year. As Labor Day signals the unofficial end of summer and students prepare to go back to ...
- Sitting back from publisher's role, his eye for talent's still true - Boston Globe
Early this summer, a little-known novel ("DeNiro's Game") published by a little-known publishing house (New Hampshire's Steerforth Press) won one of the world's largest literary awards. It was a coup for a Cambridge man, Roland Pease, who edited the ...
- Me and my superheroes - guardian.co.uk
Me and my superheroesguardian.co.uk, UK - 6 hours agoOriginally we were trying to do more with poetry, film and art and it would be great to find a way of getting more of that." There might also be more ...
- Dollhouses and dream states - The Phoenix
The PhoenixDollhouses and dream statesThe Phoenix, MA - 3 hours agoThe landscape of the mind preoccupied poets as well as painters in the 1920s, when Surrealism, stimulated by the theories of Sigmund Freud, delved into the ...
- Items pertaining to Bryn Mawr neighborhood - Southwest Journal
Southwest schools brought home their state No Child Left Behind (NCLB) report cards late last month; Whittier, Ramsey and Bryn Mawr were beaming, while Barton, Lake Harriet, Burroughs and Windom looked nervously at their shoes. At an Aug. 26 news ...
- Meet local author Saturday in Geneva - Chicago Daily Herald
Meet local author Saturday in GenevaChicago Daily Herald, IL - 50 minutes ago"After I wrote the poetry, I was thinking about a novel," Mueller said. "One day while I was driving the bus I heard a boy talking about how he had a secret ...
- Dave Kirby’s working for the smile council - Liverpool Echo
Dave Kirby’s working for the smile councilLiverpool Echo, UK - 2 hours agoDave has since been coaxing poetry from hoodies in Kensington to show it can be done. As for himself, what started with comic verse (Dave could always make ...
- Political slogans can zing or sing for the masses - Houston Chronicle
Political slogans can zing or sing for the massesHouston Chronicle, United States - 1 hour agoA memorable slogan, and one with impact, represents the gist of the campaign and does so with poetry, rhythm and imagery, said Bengtson, a longtime slogan ...
- British espionage writer John le Carré says he considered defecting - Dallas Morning News
British espionage writer John le Carré says he considered defectingDallas Morning News, TX - 1 hour agoThe Associated Press Britain's Poetry Archive has added rare audio recordings of 14 major American poets of the 20th century, including Theodore Roethke, ...
- Book review: 'The Sacred Book of the Werewolf' - International Herald Tribune
The Sacred Book of the Werewolf By Victor Pelevin Translated by Andrew Bromfield 335 pages. $25.95. Viking. In this satirical, erotic allegory of the post-Soviet and post-9/11 world, Victor Pelevin gives new meaning to the words "unreliable narrator ...
- Newcastle: a cursed brand (Sunday Herald)
could never hope to match the poetry, near Shakespearian in its eloquence, of a Joe Kinnear. Was Hamlet ever more tragic? Take it from us: years from now leather-bound volumes of F*** the Press: the Soliloquies of a Caretaker Coach will be collectors' items.
- What I’m Into (The Iowa City Press-Citizen)
Eleanor Goudie-Averill is thrilled to be back at the University of Iowa.
- ‘Band’s Visit’ is up next in film series | By Phyllis Walbye Loveland Reporter-Herald (Loveland Reporter-Herald)
Arabs and Israelis. Violence is the first thing that comes to mind. But “The Band’s Visit†is a quiet, peaceful reminder that there are Arabs and Israelis who want to make a living and find someone to care about rather than battle each other.
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