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- English is killing Malema - The Times
English is killing MalemaThe Times, South Africa - 21 hours agoAll I meant to write about was the intricacies of the queen’s tongue, the vagaries of this language we love so much. It just so happens that Malema is the ...
- Nassau poet's work targets Trump on the Ocean (Newsday)
Going into his second year as Nassau County's unofficial poet laureate, it is clear from his recent poem, "TRUMP on the OCEAN," that Maxwell Corydon Wheat is not shying away from the kind of hard-hitting words that stopped some lawmakers from officially giving him the job.
- Music Preview: Taj Mahal chose to harvest blues from around the world - Pittsburgh Post Gazette
Pittsburgh Post GazetteMusic Preview: Taj Mahal chose to harvest blues from around the worldPittsburgh Post Gazette, PA - 57 minutes agoThese were guys with a third-grade education writing poetry that still stands today: "I'm gonna get up in the morning/and I believe I'll dust my broom. ...
- Poetry notebook, June 6 - indy.com
Poetry notebook, June 6indy.com, IN - 51 minutes ago... announced an Open Mic for Poetry & Music at 7:30 pm Friday June 13 in its new Underground 9 Studio, 9 S. Johnson Ave., Indianapolis. Admission is free. ...
- Waldorf Scores Well In French Poetry Contest (Garden City News)
At the recent French Poetry Contest at Sanford H. Calhoun High School in Merrick, N.Y., students from the Waldorf School of Garden City gave an outstanding performance.
- Arts in brief (Midland Daily News)
Four nights of poetry this month    In celebration of the centennial of Saginaw-born poet Theodore Roethke's birth, poetry readings are scheduled throughout the Tri-Cities July 21-24 as part of a week-long writers conference.
- Finalist's entry captured in yard - Augusta Chronicle
A Riverside Middle School pupil has raised the bar for Columbia County competitors in a worldwide art and poetry contest. Seventh-grader Eric Stokes, 13, a member of the Columbia County 4-H Club, was named an international finalist in a contest ...
- Jazz Across Generations at the Artists Quarter in July - Jazz Police
Jazz Across Generations at the Artists Quarter in JulyJazz Police, MN - 55 minutes agoFollowing their sets, open mic poetry reading gets underway at 9 pm. No cover! First Mondays, Poetry Slam (Soap Boxing) at 8 pm, $5. ...
- Doo Dah ditty - Columbus Dispatch
Columbus DispatchDoo Dah dittyColumbus Dispatch, OH - 2 hours agoWith ComFest just a hazy memory, return to Goodale Park in Victorian Village for Poetry in the Park. The latest entry in the summer-long series, ...
- Buenos Aires - INTHEFRAY Magazine
Buenos AiresINTHEFRAY Magazine - 7 hours agoIn this moment, beads of sweat glide down foreheads, heels and sneakers mingle in a poetry of movement. It’s been almost an hour since I arrived at La ...
- Magic Pills and mailboxes - Southeast Missourian
I was once asked, "If someone gave you a magic pill that promised to cure your son of autism forever, would you give it to him?" My answer to that question was, "No." Needless to say I was hammered pretty hard with all the reasons my answer was wrong ...
- A genuine secular democracy would not be so insecure - On Line Opinion
The “non-religionist’s” argument that his or her freedom is greater than the freedom of “a believer” never ceases to amaze me. Two articles last week highlighted an issue relating to Islam that created debate and controversy, there is no ...
- Brookline High headmaster wins Administrative Leadership Award - Brookline TAB
Brookline High headmaster wins Administrative Leadership AwardBrookline TAB, MA - 1 hour ago... which is fine, because I pick out books I love. Barack Obama’s book. The yearbook is there. And a book called “Poetry and Mysticism” by Colin Wilson, ...
- Poet Salinas dies at 70 - Fresno Bee (subscription)
Poet Salinas dies at 70Fresno Bee (subscription), CA - 22 minutes agoHe met Levine in 1967, and joined poetry workshops offered by Levine, Peter Everwine and Robert Mezey. He wrote one poem, about the revolutionary Che ...
- 'Happy in a foreign world' - BBC News
As the Today programme begins a major series examining the care of the elderly in the UK, one listener spoke to her mother about life in her care home. Joan Davey has the sunniest of demeanours. She laughs a lot, loves listening to classical music ...
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