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- The Angel and the Woodcutter - Guardian Unlimited
You think you know where you are with this story, ostensibly a Korean folk tale staged wordlessly by the Cho-In Theatre company. It starts with a woodsman and his mother encountering a shadow-puppet angel in the forest, who steals the mother's cloak ...
- Smartshop Metal Arts Center starts metal-art classes Monday - Kalamazoo Gazette
KALAMAZOO -- Registration is under way for classes at the Smartshop Metal Arts Center. Community members can sign up for Fall II and Fall III sessions online at www.smart shopkalamazoo.com or in person at the center, 516 E. North St. Fall II classes ...
- Fri,15 Aug 2008 (Hindustan Times)
Some things never change. If there’s a brick courtyard, hundred bhangra artistes must break into those balle balle back-bends. And if romance has to bloom, hold on to your scalps, just zoom to the Swiss Alps.
- The Booker-winning author Penelope Lively, 75, recalls a blissful ... - Times Online
The Booker-winning author Penelope Lively, 75, recalls a blissful ...Times Online, UK - 9 minutes agoI was rather keen on poetry, and Lucy and I would read Dickens aloud to each other with huge enthusiasm. I had no siblings: I don’t think I felt isolated, ...
- Working Waterfront Festival to unfurl this weekend - South Coast Today
Fairhaven police arrest city man found possessing 30 bags of heroin New Bedford man killed on I-195 crash in Dartmouth New Bedford man killed in early morning crash New Bedford man arrested with loaded gun, marijuana in Lakeville Revisiting the ...
- Bring your own basket - Santa Rosa Press Democrat
Bring your own basketSanta Rosa Press Democrat, CA - 22 minutes agoFrequent outdoor events in the spring and summer – from concerts to poetry readings – keep things interesting. 2000 Denmark St., Sonoma, 707.938.5277 ...
- People on the Move (Baltimore Sun)
Susan Thornton Hobby and Padraic Kennedy have been elected to the board of the Howard County Poetry and Literature Society (HoCoPoLitSo).
- In the Gloaming: The Aging Athlete in Public Memory - Popmatters.com
Surely, past-their-prime athletes must realize that their dim prospects are only darkened by the reflective glow of glories past. “See it comin’ and you can’t get away—that was age.” Muhammad Ali, reflecting on his lopsided defeat at the ...
- Indulgence to a tea - The Age
The AgeIndulgence to a teaThe Age, Australia - 2 hours agoThe resort's teak and leather library contains a section on tea poetry. Black and white photos of yore show plantation owners in pith helmets, ...
- Mad Men, "For Those Who Think Young": Get off my lawn! (The Star-Ledger)
Spoilers for the "Mad Men" season two premiere, "For Those Who Think Young," coming up just as soon as I take off my hat...
- A Japanese scholar of Urdu - DAWN Group
“She was a very beautiful girl. Everyday from the same station, she would ride the same train as the one I used to take to reach the university. I liked her very much but did not dare talk to her ; I felt as if I was a dumb man before her, never ...
- Library hosts Summer Celebration - Valdosta Daily Times
VALDOSTA — South Georgia Regional Library hosts its Summer Celebration Saturday, highlighting the success of its Summer Reading Program. It will be fun and free, says Halley Little, the library’s community relations coordinator, continuing that ...
- Life-long bonds emerge from Minneapolis bridge tragedy - Sioux Falls Argus Leader
Life-long bonds emerge from Minneapolis bridge tragedySioux Falls Argus Leader, SD - 27 minutes agoHe wrote, with his father-in-law Glen Legus, a book of poetry and prose honoring all the victims. He plans to run for political office before he’s 35. ...
- Thomas comments reflect Obama's bias - The Washington Times
As I sit here in Denver, reporting from a Democratic convention that is turning out to be anything but conventional, I am reminded of the struggle that black conservatives have had to endure by going against the grain. In many ways, Sen. Barack Obama ...
- Why not ban Shakespeare then? Poet strikes back after knife verse was dropped from GCSE (Daily Mail)
Her poem was dropped from the GCSE syllabus because it describes the thoughts of someone with a knife who plans to kill - but now Carol Ann Duffy has struck back against the ban with a new poem.
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