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- Read the Summer's Heat Away... - About - News & Issues
Read the Summer's Heat Away...About - News & Issues, NY - 55 minutes agoEmily Dickinson wrote: "To see the Summer Sky / Is Poetry, though never in a Book it lie - / True Poems flee." Ada Louise Huxtable wrote: "Summer is the ...
- Avoid Whatever Offends You - Inside Higher Ed
The legislation there would require public colleges to provide students with “alternative coursework” if a student finds the assigned material “personally offensive,” which is defined as something that “conflicts with the student’s ...
- Carnival set for a day of family fun - This is Hampshire
PREPARATIONS are fully under way for the new style Andover Carnival which will be parading through the town on Sunday. Music and entertainment will be on offer from 4pm until 8pm along with many activities planned for the early afternoon from 2pm ...
- Aurora man dies riding bike in Ohio (The Beacon News)
A 57-year-old Aurora man died last week doing what he loved most -- riding his bike.
- PAINTINGS BY TWO MAINE ARTISTS ON DISPLAY AT FAME - MaineToday.com
PAINTINGS BY TWO MAINE ARTISTS ON DISPLAY AT FAMEMaineToday.com, ME - 25 minutes ago... on display include original watercolors, monoprints, and limited edition prints inspired by the beauty of nature and her love of poetry and myth. ...
- The Common Law Illusion: Literary Justice in Coleridge's On the ... - RedOrbit
The Common Law Illusion: Literary Justice in Coleridge's On the ...RedOrbit, TX - 7 hours agoIn the increasing predilection of legal theorists such as Ronald Dworkin, Stephen Knapp and Roberto Unger to invoke Romantic paradigms of literary ...
- Austinist Preview: Local Prize-winning Writers Tonight (Austinist)
photo courtesy of the authors Utter Reading: S.E. Smith and Smith Henderson Tuesday, September 2 BookPeople ( 603 N. Lamar ) Free, 7pm [ info ] With a new school year starting, the Utter Reading Series is turning its attention to two local hotshot writers who are still students at UT's Michener Center for Writers. Both were finalists for the 2008 Keene Prize for Literature . Both ...
- Queertopia: A cabaret celebration of queer love - Twin Cities Planet
Queertopia: A cabaret celebration of queer loveTwin Cities Planet, Minnesota - 42 minutes agoFrom poetry and breakdancing to hula hooping and musical entertainment, you won’t be disappointed. Queertopia, a theatrical event presented by Outward ...
- Novelist Stewart O'Nan at Farmington Library - Hartford Courant
Welcome to the new Write Stuff column, your convenient, one-stop spot for news about author appearances, book-signings, discussions and other literary events happening in the area each week. Here are some programs taking place today through Wednesday ...
- An orchestra world premiere in Camden - Philadelphia Inquirer
Five years of Philadelphia Orchestra free neighborhood concerts in Camden culminated ambitiously Friday night, not with a typical pop-in, pop-out program of classics but with a world premiere piece that galvanized audiences for what it symbolized as ...
- Never Before Seen Ohr History Unveiled - WLOX
Never Before Seen Ohr History UnveiledWLOX, MS - 48 minutes agoOCEAN SPRINGS (WLOX) - Photos, pottery and family documents are the pieces of George Ohr's life frozen in time. "It's been in safety deposit boxes all over ...
- Sichuan kids get a dose of Malay culture - Electric New Paper
Li Yaxi, 10, had her first taste of Singapore life when she visited a Malay Singaporean home yesterday. The schoolgirl is among a small group of visiting pupils from Dabeijie Primary School in Meishan City, Sichuan Province, China. Accompanied by ...
- Narnia books boost appeal - Oxfordshire News
A former secretary of Oxford author CS Lewis is giving away signed first editions of the author's Narnia books to raise money to renovate a city church. The Oxford Oratory Church of St Aloysius, in Woodstock Road, is set to receive the windfall ...
- Room with a view - Detroit Metro Times
Detroit Metro TimesRoom with a viewDetroit Metro Times, MI - 32 minutes ago"All his papers were burned toward the end of his life. He was despondent about how people viewed his poetry, not his accomplishments as a publisher, ...
- Not invited to the party - Globe and Mail
BARRIERE LAKE RESERVE, QUE. -- Samuel de Champlain wrote fondly of his adventures with the Algonquins, the native allies who helped the founder of Quebec navigate the dangerous white-water rapids of the New World and fought at his side against the ...
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