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- David Jones - Guardian Unlimited
David Jones, who has died at the age of 74, was an immensely distinguished director in theatre, film and television. Although latterly based in New York, he was a pillar of the Royal Shakespeare Company in a golden decade from 1968 and had a long ...
- Women Writers Conference Boasts Huge Line-Up (Newswise)
The 29th annual Kentucky Women Writers Conference brings internationally acclaimed writer Joyce Carol Oates and Pulitzer Prize winning poet Natasha Trethewey to the Commonwealth to headline its powerful line-up of writers' events.
- Review: No Man's Land - Daily Telegraph
Charles Spencer reviews the first night of No Man's Land at the Duke of York's Theatre. More than 30 years ago, as a young student, I reeled out of the premiere production of Harold Pinter's No Man's Land (1975) blown away by both the mysterious ...
- Gordon Brown's Heathcliff fixation and why we are web crash dummies - The Canberra Times
Gordon Brown's Heathcliff fixation and why we are web crash dummiesThe Canberra Times, Australia - 1 hour agoThe US Chronicle of Higher Education has commented on a curious amalgam of poetry and boxing in Japan. "In a crowded Yokohama hall, boxers file into a ring ...
- Poetry in motion - Eastern Arizona Courier
Sam DeLeeuw, a cowboy poet from Utah, kept the crowd roaring with laughter with her animated stories and playful expressions at the Gila Valley Cowboy Poetry and Music Concert on Sept. 20. Sam DeLeeuw, a cowboy poet from Utah, kept the crowd roaring ...
- Lifestyle festival returns to Dolphin Coast - Going Places
Lifestyle festival returns to Dolphin CoastGoing Places, South Africa - Sep 2, 2008Another firm Umdwebo favourite is set to return … the Poetry, Port and Pudding evening. This takes place on Monday 17 November at the five-star Relais ...
- Don't let this Fringe be the one that got away - Edmonton Journal
Don't let this Fringe be the one that got awayEdmonton Journal, Canada - 40 minutes agoA complex weave of poetry and dramatic exchanges populates his world. The Fringe is more than solo acts. Find yourself a real live ensemble with chemistry. ...
- Poet Charles Barasch: Tuesday in Hardwick (The Barre Montpelier Times Argus)
HARDWICK -- It's a Primary Day Premier for poet Charles Barasch, who will offer the very first public reading of his book, "Dreams of the Presidents," at The Galaxy Bookshop, on Tuesday, Sept. 9, at 7 p.m. Join him an evening of poetry and political history as Barasch reads excerpts from his book, which contains one dream poem from the perspective of each of our 43 presidents. "Dreams of the ...
- The Financial Crisis Is Good News for the Next President - Slate
Ice Time: When Joe Lieberman became the first Jewish vice-presidential nominee, Clyde Haberman of the New York Times summed up the American Jewish reaction as one of initial pride, followed immediately by the question, "Is it good for the Jews?" When ...
- Female parolees to take stage Friday night (Lawrence Journal-World)
Female felons will take center stage tomorrow night during a live performance at the Lawrence Arts Center.
- Scholar studies vast collection of bin Laden audiotapes - Boston Globe
DAVIS, Calif. - Heaped haphazardly into twin cardboard boxes, the hundreds of audiocassette tapes looked more like a Baby Boomer's teenage detritus than a historical link to Osama bin Laden. Flagg Miller knew their value. The tapes were the ...
- Independence Heritage Festival is Saturday - Kansas City Star
Independence Heritage Festival is SaturdayKansas City Star, MO - 9 hours agoAlversia Pettigrew, who grew up in the city’s African-American district known as “The Neck,” has been continually surprised by the varieties of ethnicities ...
- Books can help kids look forward to school - Tacoma News Tribune
At this point during the summer, both parents and children count the hours until the start of school – some with relief, some with excitement and some with anxiety. Good books help pass the time. Here’s a few of this year’s back-to-school ...
- Oberlin celebrates 175th anniversary this weekend (The Elyria Chronicle-Telegram)
OBERLIN — The community will celebrate its 175th anniversary in activities tonight and Saturday. These events are free and open to the public. Various organizations and individuals are participating, including Oberlin College, Oberlin Schools, the Oberlin Heritage Center, Oberlin Shansi, the Community Music School and the Oberlin Conservatory Orchestra. The [...]
- Join the crowd: Why do multinationals use amateurs to solve scientific ... - The Independent
Design by democracy, as it happens, isn't bad for the bottom line. Threadless generated $17m in revenues in 2006 (the last year for which it has released sales figures) and by all accounts has continued its rapid rate of growth. The Jakes didn't set ...
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