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- Qantas slashes 1500 jobs, blaming fuel costs - Scoop
The terminator is back, but it's not Arnold Schwarzenegger. This time the plot centres on John Connor and a decommissioned terminator called Marcus Wright whose last memory is of being on death row. Ex-teacher takes out top poetry prize in Montana ...
- Green jobs for America - La Crosse Tribune
Better jobs, better energy choices, a better future for our children. That was the message given to us at a most interesting meeting, “Green Jobs for America,” at the University of Wisconsin-La Crosse on Tues-day, June 24. Thanks to all of the ...
- Marcia Meier: At Least She's Writing... (HuffingtonPost)
Emily Gould landed on the cover of The New York Times Magazine over the weekend and created a firestorm of criticism and vitriol. Here's the good news: At least she's writing.
- Independent small presses provide oases (Honolulu Star-Bulletin)
In a market dominated by corporate book publishers, it's up to independent small presses to provide an oasis for writers whose challenging approach to style and subject matter could easily fall through the cracks.
- New translations tie eternal bond between Turkey, Pakistan - The News - International
New translations tie eternal bond between Turkey, PakistanThe News - International, Pakistan - 51 minutes ago“What Faiz has done in Urdu poetry, Nazim did the same in Turkish poetry by touching the same topics and feelings, as if the souls of both poets travelled ...
- Begley the Bookie - New York Observer
For a subtle, impressively intelligent discussion of a topic that’s on just about everybody’s mind these day, see David Runciman’s Political Hypocrisy (Princeton, $29.95). Mr. Runciman, a lecturer in political theory at Cambridge, begins with ...
- End-of-year school obligations drive parents batty - Kansas City Star
Liz Lange, the founder and president of the Liz Lange maternity line, center, is seen with her daughter Alice, left, and son Gus at their home, Tuesday, June 3, 2008 in New York. As thousands of working parents across the country know, June can be ...
- QUICK CLICKS: Local news briefs for Wednesday, May 7 - Waco Tribune Herald
QUICK CLICKS: Local news briefs for Wednesday, May 7Waco Tribune Herald, TX - 1 hour agoWaco High School will present “Poetry Alive! at Waco High” at 7 pm Thursday at the Waco High School Performing Arts Center, 2020 N. 42nd St. Waco High ...
- Country Park Wins Green Award for Fifth Year in a Row ; A Country ... - RedOrbit
Country Park Wins Green Award for Fifth Year in a Row ; A Country ...RedOrbit, TX - 4 hours agoIt hosts the Ted Hughes Poetry Trail and earlier this spring a new outdoor classroom was added to the children's poetry trail area. ...
- Rhythm, fun on display at joint library venture - The Daily Astorian
Rhythm, fun on display at joint library ventureThe Daily Astorian, OR - 3 hours agoBy Lauren L. Dillard The high school-aged participants of the Upward Bound Music and Poetry Project group drafted stories, colored between the lines and ...
- Screen Gems (Good Times)
(movies/screen-gems-1) San Francisco’s LGBT film fest ready to roll
- Group: Don't wait to honor fallen heroes - Asbury Park Press
Group: Don't wait to honor fallen heroesAsbury Park Press, NJ - 2 hours agoFamily members and friends gathered at the Toms River Armory on Whitesville Road to tell stories, read letters and recite poetry in honor of 100 loved ones ...
- Lesbians unhappy with Gay women - Ya Libnan
Lesbos, Greece - Three islanders from Lesbos - home of the ancient poet Sappho, who praised love between women - have taken a gay rights group to court for using the word lesbian in its name. One of the plaintiffs said Wednesday that the name of the ...
- North State Voices: Yankee Hill farm wedding brings magic - Enterprise-Record
North State Voices: Yankee Hill farm wedding brings magicEnterprise-Record, CA - 4 hours ago... community and included family members — bookended by mothers doing the invocation and benediction and siblings reading poetry during the ceremony. ...
- Kay Ryan To Be Named Poet Laureate - New York Sun
Kay Ryan will be named the nation's next poet laureate today by the librarian of Congress, James Billington, the New York Times reported tonight. A Californian, Ms. Ryan, 62, is known for her short, playful poems, for which she has won the 2004 Ruth ...
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