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- Refusing to dine out on his successes - The Herald
Refusing to dine out on his successesThe Herald, UK - 2 hours ago... in the countryside to relax as I have always really enjoyed driving. I also relax by being with my family and the people that I love. And I write poetry.
- Paul Janes-Brown - Maui Weekly
Paul Janes-BrownMaui Weekly, Hawaii - 5 hours agoHaving a PA system close at hand, Florence was entertained at full volume (her hearing is not too good) with DVD’s, karaoke, hula and poetry. ...
- Institute provides enrichment programs for older adults - Inside Illinois
Institute provides enrichment programs for older adultsInside Illinois, IL - Jul 5, 2008Courses offered at Urbana this year have included poetry, African-American sacred music, Taiji (Tai Chi) and a course on brain function and brain health, ...
- The Great Western Beach, by Emma Smith - Independent
The Great Western Beach, by Emma SmithIndependent, UK - 2 hours agoThe family's glue is their maid, Lucy, whom the children adore. The beach, with its breakers, pools, huts, endless supply of strangers and sexily outlawed ...
- Let's Go NZ : The wonders of winter (The New Zealand Herald)
The Winter@Waipu Festival runs throughout June, July and August. Dozens of events are planned, including a Tartan Day on July 1 that showcases the area's Scottish heritage. Plays, poetry, exhibitions, concerts, walks, markets and parades are just part of what's on offer. A full programme is online.
- Go ahead, laugh if you must - Lower Hudson Journal news
Go ahead, laugh if you mustLower Hudson Journal news, NY - 3 hours agoThe title "The New Poetry," for example, could be ripped from the hand-cut pages of any one of several dozen little magazines. ...
- Making poetry a priority in Alameda - San Jose Mercury News
Making poetry a priority in AlamedaSan Jose Mercury News, USA - 4 minutes agoIn December 2003 she organized a public celebration of what would have been the 60th birthday of one of Alameda's most famous poets — Jim Morrison of The ...
- Theater review: 'Andersen' goes it alone - San Jose Mercury News
Hans Christian Andersen reputedly was fond of solitary pleasures. You could well say the same of Robert Lepage, the high-tech theater guru who has reinvented the solo genre as epic theater. Lepage's mastery of multimedia spectacle can be habit ...
- Learning made fun: Uni camp gives taste of high school life (The Champaign News-Gazette)
URBANA – In an echoing dance studio at the University of Illinois, children are kicking and screaming. And in this case, it's a good thing. The kicking comes when the kids, mostly ages 9-11, practice their moves at University Laboratory High School's summer camp, where sessions range from a week learning how to program a robot to another week creating spoken-word poetry.
- Una Noche Idishe (The Jewish Journal of Greater Los Angeles)
In the timbre of the clarinet, you can hear stories tell themselves: boisterous, spirited, painful and proud. Yiddish klezmer is a sound full of color and poetry, laden with history and sung by knowing voices; voices of memory, full of struggle, full of family.
- Briefs: Get a free taste of tai chi at karate center - St. Petersburg Times
A free introduction to tai chi will be offered at 6:20 p.m. July 7 at Ingram's Pro Karate Center, 4116 Little Road in New Port Richey. Call (727) 372-7673. Grandparents group to meet at library Grandparents Raising Grandchildren will meet at 10 a.m ...
- Glister: the new John Burnside novel - Times Online
Glister: the new John Burnside novelTimes Online, UK - 19 minutes agoBurnside admits that he is drifting away from poetry, for which he has won several awards, towards prose, particularly short-story writing (he is a regular ...
- New Delhi, May 7 - Tribune
After having identified the glitches which had caused chaos during the trial run of the Bus Rapid Transit (BRT) corridor between Ambedkar Nagar and Moolchand last month, the Delhi government is now all set to start work on the second phase between ...
- Four local writers make long list for ReLit Awards (The Telegram)
Four Newfoundland writers have made the long list for the eighth annual ReLit Awards, it was announced today.
- High School (DVD Talk)
Like many of Frederick Wiseman's documentaries, High School (1968) makes for fascinating viewing even if when it's over you're not entirely sure what the sum of all its parts add up to.
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