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- Why in Chicago - Chicago Daily Observer
Why in ChicagoChicago Daily Observer, IL - 43 minutes agoC. A deeply original and creative American city that has disdained many of the blandishments of an East Coast culture that was borrowed from and is ...
- Rome’s Honor America Days schedule (The Observer-Dispatch)
Saturday * Roman Runners annual Honor America Days Road Race: 9 a.m. Info: 337-0753.
- Bulletin Board: A list of events in Broward County - Sun-Sentinel.com
Bulletin Board: A list of events in Broward CountySun-Sentinel.com, FL - 1 hour agoCultural event featuring poetry, music, kids activities, food, auction and Miami Dolphins autograph signing. Free, but nonperishable food items requested ...
- Sarah Slean takes a sober approach to new album - [here]
Sarah Slean takes a sober approach to new album[here], Canada - 2 hours agoBut Slean is used to exploring other artistic avenues; she has long kept up a blog on her website, published a book of poetry in 2004, and frequently ...
- Pulse contributors for June 17: - Herald-Mail
Becky Snouffer is a home-schooler living in Hagerstown. She loves nature, and she plans to become a wildlife photographer. Elina Mir recently finished her eighth-grade year at St. Mary School in Hagerstown. She likes reading and watching movies. Brad ...
- Pete Cashmore and Peter Robinson get the skinny on four of the West ... - Guardian Unlimited
Based on a storyline drawn up by Ben Elton on a napkin at the Groucho, Staten Island Boys pulls no punches in its depiction of the early hardships and triumphs of the the nine-headed hip-hop hydra that is the Wu. However, rap historians have noted ...
- Egan Maritime Institute welcomes new curator - Nantucket Independent
Egan Maritime Institute welcomes new curatorNantucket Independent, USA - 2 hours agoLater, he taught English, drama and creative writing in New Jersey and while teaching, he earned his bachelor's degree in creative writing from East ...
- High schools roll out their spring productions - Westerly Sun
Kelsey Pierson plays Francis, a stage mom, and Grace Rezendez plays Adelaide, a child actor, in "A Tough Act To Follow" at Stonington High School. (Sun Photo by Heather Ladd) It’s May, and that means high school drama clubs across the land are ...
- A classmate remembered - Rock Hill Herald
A classmate rememberedRock Hill Herald, SC - 50 minutes agoNow, after participating in a project that sets her poetry to music, they are likely to remember her and this special event for some time. ...Student art show debuts next week Fort Mills Timesall 2 news articles
- Harlymn, 125 Appearing at Tazza s Café in Providence - Providence American
Providence AmericanHarlymn, 125 Appearing at Tazza s Café in ProvidenceProvidence American, RI - 4 hours agoHe has lead poetry workshops at universities, colleges and public schools. He has performed in Providence at Central, Hope and PAIS high schools and at ...
- The great Indian Empress conquest - Hindustan Times
Contrary to her sombre public image, in private UK’s Queen Victoria was a passionate, romantic and a feisty politician who even had an affair with a young and handsome Indian servant, a new film says. Apart from courtier Abdul Karim, Victoria had ...
- "Falsettos" Rating: *** (Denver Post)
Nothing like watching the love story of a divorced Jewish dad and his dying lover, set to fiery, percussive African drumbeats. OK, so they haven't quite worked out all the kinks at the Aurora Fox's new 75-seat studio theater. Rating: ***
- Poetry column: Joy erupts into poetry explosion, promotes literacy - Evening Sun
"Doesn't he know this is Hanover and that someone is going to call the police?" This was my friend Phyllis's reaction to the scene unfolding before our eyes in KClinger's parking lot last Monday night. A man, huge in stature, had his car doors wide ...
- From Adlestrop to Arras - a poet's life (Guardian Unlimited)
'For the last hundred years,' Edward Thomas wrote in 1913, 'ideas and the material of ideas have come to the reading classes mainly through books and bookish conversation. Their ideas are in advance of their experience, their vocabulary in advance of their ideas.'
- South Florida's Finesse Mitchell more than just jokes - Miami Herald
Comedian, author and magazine columnist Finesse Mitchell makes a fake run with the "ball" -- his new book, "Your Girlfriends Only Know So Much" -- on April 11 outside Barnes & Noble, 11820 Pines Blvd., Pembroke Pines. Mitchell lives in Miramar ...
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