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- Judith W. Switzer (The Staunton News Leader)
MCDOWELL — Judith (Wooddell) Switzer, 75, of McDowell went to be with the Lord, Sunday, May 25, 2008. She was born October 29, 1932, at Doe Hill a daughter of the late Hugh Marvin and Mary Catherine (Carpenter) Wooddell.
- Northern People: Seeing the big picture - Traverse City Record Eagle
Northern People: Seeing the big pictureTraverse City Record Eagle, MI - 19 minutes agoHis friends encouraged Gum's decision to publish his poetry and essays. As a show of support they each wrote an introductory paragraph to the book. ...
- WCAC programs give youths a second chance - Worcester Telegram
WCAC programs give youths a second chanceWorcester Telegram, MA - 1 hour agoThe Worcester County Poetry Association will celebrate the 92nd birthday of Gertrude Halstead, Worcester’s first poet laureate, on July 20. ...
- World's religions shine through 'Prism' of Beth Nielsen Chapman (The Tennessean)
Stringed instruments from around the world are gathered with a drum from West Africa in one corner of the room. A giant cutout of Sacha Baron Cohen in Borat mode smirks from another. Statuettes of angels, goddesses, Elvis and Buddha peer out from sundry speakers and consoles, many of them draped with exotic silks and beads.
- Stories of city's grave and good are set in stone - Edinburgh News
"Burns was so angry at the absence of a memorial to Fergusson that he asked permission to pay for a stone. THE monument erected to the late Robin Cook MP in the elegant grounds of the Grange Cemetery in Edinburgh unashamedly displays a proud ...
- Herald/DAVID MORRIS - Killeen Daily Herald
It's hard to find a kid who thinks math is fun, but this summer Clear Creek Elementary School has 200 of them as participants in the school's Fine Art of Math Academy. The first-year program, which the school hopes to make an annual offering ...
- Six faculty named Harvard College Professor - Harvard University Gazette
Harvard University GazetteSix faculty named Harvard College ProfessorHarvard University Gazette, MA - 4 hours agoIn addition to the history of the French language, Greene’s research interests include early Romance poetry, subjectivity in Arthurian romance, ...
- Local students compete in national tournament - Skiatook Journal
Local students compete in national tournamentSkiatook Journal, OK - 7 hours agoDevin Martin ranked in the top 20 Poetry performers at the National Drama & Debate Tournament held on June 13-22 in Henderson, Nev. ...
- in brief - Batavia Sun
Hall Quarry Beach open for season Hall Quarry Beach opened for the season Saturday at 400 S. Water St. The beach is open from 12:45 to 8 p.m. and includes a sandy beach and swimming area, drop slide, zero depth entry, large picnic area, concession ...
- Durham Bulls still bask in Hollywood glory - SI.com
Durham Bulls still bask in Hollywood glorySI.com - 7 hours ago"There's a lot of poetry and a unique spirit to the game. There's some really beautiful writing in the movie about the game itself, and so I think on a more ...
- From roasting chicken to stunning fiction, library has a book for everyone (Florence Morning News)
Would you roast 40 chickens to find a simple, foolproof method that results in perfectly cooked meat and beautifully browned skin every time?
- From Calumet Township to rural France and back (Post-Tribune)
"That which is not prose is poetry, and that which is not poetry is prose." -- Moliere Actress Jane Wyman, in a movie called "Johnny Belinda," played a young woman who could neither hear nor speak.
- Morning File: A garage-door tale - Pittsburgh Post-Gazette
Word up: Ed Steck of Caliban Book Shop with the anti-graffiti measure he deployed on the warehouse's garage door: Arthur Rimbaud's poem "Departure." Seen enough. The vision was met with in every air. Had enough. Sounds of cities, in the evening and ...
- Magical, mystical, historical romp - Globe and Mail
Magical, mystical, historical rompGlobe and Mail, Canada - 28 minutes agoUcello, a lover of Petrarch's poetry, can dream in seven languages. "He picked up languages the way most soldiers picked up diseases," Rushdie writes, ...
- Charlie Crist News Stories and Articles - Palm Beach Interactive
Debt limit set to rise to allow sugar deal Water managers are prepared to shatter their debt limit as they pursue a $1.75 billion buyout of U.S. Sugar Corp. and its 187,000-acre empire in an initiative that Gov. Charlie Crist calls critical to ...
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