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- Letting Go - New Yorker
New YorkerLetting GoNew Yorker, United States - 3 hours ago... were for black people and lower-class whites. Camels were for procrastinators, those who wrote bad poetry, and those who put off writing bad poetry. ...
- Gangs, children and families: The bigger picture - Lower Hudson Journal news
Gangs, children and families: The bigger pictureLower Hudson Journal news, NY - 1 hour agoA recent letter to the editor ("Solution to teen gangs: Active parents," by Dave Veraja, May 5) spoke about the need for parents to be responsible for their ...
- Classical CDs (The Star-Ledger)
Sony-BMG has mined its vast Columbia/RCA classical archives with a series of nostalgic boxed sets dubbed the "Original Jacket Collection," for the mini-LP sleeves and programs that hue to vinyl releases.
- Ben Zycher of the Manhattan Institute sends this: - National Review Online Blogs
Ben Zycher of the Manhattan Institute sends this:National Review Online Blogs, NY - 5 hours agoIt was a huge bronze statue of Stalin reading from a book of Pushkin's poetry. The express train is running from Warsaw to Legnica (site of a big Soviet ...
- Local musician releases second album of poetry (The Daily Toreador)
Always wearing his trusty black beanie, local musician Andy Eppler embodies a new breed of West Texas artists. Beneath his beanie lies a mind teeming with unrestricted creativity as it sizzles through the processes of independent art - writing, performing, publishing and producing.
- His performance will not be televised (Creative Loafing Charlotte)
Gil Scott-Heron intrigues with poetry, music... By Grant Britt.Revolution has long been a favorite theme for musicians. John Lennon weighed in on the subject, as did The Clash. But no musical composition to date had the impact that musician/street poet Gil Scott-Heron's did when he told a complacent middle-class American audience in 1970 that the revolution would not be televised. "You will not ...
- Sonnets are made to be spoken; author to read some of his (Reno Gazette-Journal)
Steven Nightingale writes a sonnet daily.
- Pulitzer-winning play looks at cold side of medicine, the ... - Pioneer Press Online
Pulitzer-winning play looks at cold side of medicine, the ...Pioneer Press Online, IL - 7 hours agoAn intellectual who is as much an expert in 17th century poetry as her doctor is in cancer, Bearing learns that intelligence isn't enough when it comes to ...
- A swing South - Schenectady Gazette
A swing SouthSchenectady Gazette, NY - 2 hours agoAdam teamed up with John, who kept referring to the pawns as poetry. As in, "We just took your poetry," or "We have more poetry than you. ...
- Faith Academy goes medieval for a day - Wausau Daily Herald
TOWN OF EASTON -- A knight in shining armor, an 8-foot dragon and wandering minstrels took over the grounds at Faith Christian Academy's junior and senior high campus Friday during the school's first-ever Medieval Day event. Also spread across the ...
- Writing his own story - Salem News
"Please, no doom and gloom," Christopher Reardon asks. "This isn't another kid in a wheelchair crying about his life." This is a kid in a wheelchair who says he's trying to tell the truth about his life. A kid, a man, really, who just turned 22 and ...
- Is Bioscleave House art or architecture? - Chicago Tribune
Is Bioscleave House art or architecture?Chicago Tribune, United States - 1 hour agoOver the next several decades, living in a loft building on Houston Street, they produced a body of work that includes poetry, philosophy, paintings and ...
- Edison teen learns lesson in standing up for herself - Miami Herald
Jeislee Alvarez (center), recites poetry with friends after school, in Athalie Range Park, across from Edison High School. On the left is Patreesia Dyer and Naomi, her sister, and on the right is Milly Martinez. All are members of the "Non-violent ...
- What was your favorite story? (The York Weekly)
May marks the official beginning of spring in Maine. March can be cold and April capricious, but May brings green leaves and lawns. May is a transitional month, and so it is fitting that it is a time in which we celebrate life transitions —...
- Trans-gression Multidisciplinary Arts Festival - Philadelphia citypaper.net
Trans-gression Multidisciplinary Arts FestivalPhiladelphia citypaper.net, PA - Apr 30, 2008During the festival's film night (May 17), some notable shorts will be showcased, including Susan DiPronio's Nighthawks, based on her experience as a teen ...
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