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- Edgeworth native assists Dalai Lama in Australia (Sewickley Herald)
Worlds away from his childhood home in Edgeworth, Jon Kowallis has studied the Chinese language, written three books and traveled far and wide. read more »
- John Adams Survives - City Journal
John Adams SurvivesCity Journal, NY - 34 minutes agoAdams’s final words were poetry itself: “Thomas Jefferson survives.” Actually, Jefferson had died a few hours earlier, though of course Adams didn’t know ...
- Slam some poetry - Malaysia Star
Slam some poetryMalaysia Star, Malaysia - 5 hours agoAt this month’s KL Poetry Slam, you get the chance to wax lyrical about life’s two certainties (forget taxes!): Death and Dessert. ...
- Mooney: I could have returned - This is Hertsford
Watford legend Tommy Mooney has spoken of his anguish after being denied a dream return to Vicarage Road. The former striker was wanted by Aidy Boothroyd in January 2007 as the club's striker shortage hit rock bottom. Watford were staring relegation ...
- Lenox author receives honor (Berkshire Eagle)
LENOX — If you buy a copy of Karen Chase's "Land of Stone: Breaking Silence Through Poetry" in the future, it'll have a shiny new sticker on the front.
- Sorouh honoured to support 2008 Liwa Dates Festival - AME Info (press release)
AME Info (press release)Sorouh honoured to support 2008 Liwa Dates FestivalAME Info (press release), United Arab Emirates - 1 hour agoEvenings of poetry and religious lectures were well attended. As a national company, Sorouh not only has a responsibility to its employees and tenants but ...
- American Indian Slam Poets - Huffingtonpost.com
When a team of Slam poets from the Santa Fe Indian School compete in the Brave New Voices International Youth Festival in Washington, DC next month, it will mark their second straight year in the competition. This year, though, they're garnering far ...
- Best-sellers to visit Charlotte - Charlotte Observer
Best-sellers to visit CharlotteCharlotte Observer, NC - 18 minutes agoGrown Deep Like Rivers: African-American Poetry in Charlotte, 7 pm Oct. 23. Featuring regional poets. Windy City Clues, an evening of food, ...
- Noted Native American author at 'CreekSpeak' - Woodland Daily Democrat
Jack D. Forbes, a historian, writer, and professor emeritus of Native American Studies and Anthropology at UC Davis will read "Yololandia: Memories from the Patwin Plains" and other works of his poetry and literature that explore Native American ...
- Going back to Beirut - News-Democrat
My heart started thumping when my parents told us we were going to Lebanon. They were beaming with excitement - my dad hasn't gone back to his homeland in nearly 20 years and it has been 14 years since my mom and I went there. Earlier in May, after ...
- Vice-President’s statement on Partition justified - Statesman
Sir, ~ BK Bhattacharya (Letters, 1 July) has questioned the correctness of Vice-President Hamid Ansari’s statement that “Indian Muslims were opposed to India’s partition”. The correspondent contends that most of the Muslims were ...
- Jensen: Salman Rushdie promotes ‘Enchantress of Florence’ (Milwaukee Journal Sentinel)
Fatehpur Sikri, the old, abandoned capital of India’s Mughal King Akbar, is a somewhat deserted place these days, a bit off the beaten tourist path, outdone by the popularity of the Taj Mahal about an hour away.
- FREAK Shots: Is Beer Bad for Science? - New York Times Blogs
The more beer scientists drink, the less likely they are to have a paper published or cited, according to a new study by Thomas Grim , an ornithologist at Palacky University, Czech Republic. Grim surveyed the behavior of Czech scientists and found a ...
- It was announced today that the Silver Star Families of America ... - PRLog.Org (press release)
It was announced today that the Silver Star Families of America ...PRLog.Org (press release), Romania - 50 minutes agoAnthony Pahl has continued to serve his fellow veterans by hosting numerous web sites including those for the International War Veterans' Poetry Archives ...
- Former resident to sign new Christian novel (The Walton Tribune I Monroe)
MONROE — When June Anderson was growing up in Walton County, she never thought she might return one day as a published author. Yet Anderson will be coming home this Saturday to sign copies of her new book, “To Catch a Fallen Star,” from 10 a.m. to noon at Christian Art and Book Shop in Monroe.
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