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- Memoirs of a Girl From the East Country (O.K., Queens) - New York Times
IT is one of the most evocative images of Greenwich Village in the 1960s. An attractive young couple are walking down the middle of a snow-covered street. His head is down and tilted toward her. He’s wearing an artfully half-buttoned brown suede ...
- Boys in a Pasture, 1874, Winslow Homer, American, 1836 – 1910. Oil ... - Art Daily
Art DailyBoys in a Pasture, 1874, Winslow Homer, American, 1836 – 1910. Oil ...Art Daily - 22 hours agoAlso of note is that Homer was one of the first American artists to give serious attention to African-Americans during the war, as can be seen in his wood ...
- Former England manager Eriksson gets Mexico job (The Washington Times)
Former England manager Sven-Goran Eriksson has been hired as Mexico's national soccer coach.
- Family-friendly calendar - Asheville Citizen-Times
Family-friendly calendarAsheville Citizen-Times, NC - 2 hours agoMOUNTAIN YOUTH TALENT CONTEST: Entries of vocal, instrumental, dance, poetry, prose and storytelling open to youth up to 18 years old. No entry charge. ...
- The elusive master of allusion. - New Yorker
New YorkerThe elusive master of allusion.New Yorker, United States - 17 minutes agoPound’s poetry and criticism are not discussed; no reader of Gay’s book would have any idea of what his importance or influence as a writer might be. ...
- the new way to view life through the old ball game - Seymour Herald
More than two million kids from around the world will play on seven thousand baseball Little League teams this year. These children, ages 13 and younger, are taking part in a tradition that spans nearly 70 years. Parents across the world enroll their ...
- Classical CDs (The Star-Ledger)
Sony-BMG has mined its vast Columbia/RCA classical archives with a series of nostalgic boxed sets dubbed the "Original Jacket Collection," for the mini-LP sleeves and programs that hue to vinyl releases.
- Cheers & Jeers - Delmarva Daily Times
WSCL-FM was recently recognized by the Chesapeake Associated Press Broadcasting Agency with three awards. The awards went to the public radio station for use of sound in "Rising Gas Prices," a story that documented the sounds of older cars from the ...
- Reflect during solstic, shaman tells 30 at event - Daily Item
SUNBURY — Red and blue streamers fastened to wooden stakes snapped in the breeze 360 feet above the Susquehanna River Saturday as a shaman and his audience welcomed summer at the Shikellamy State Park overlook. The daylong event, which also ...
- Regional Gathering Trail Ride starts May 28 - News-Leader.com
Christian group Branded Duo, founder of Cowboys for Christ Ted Pressley and horse trainer Arvell Bass are among the guests slated for the third annual Regional Gathering Trail Ride set for May 28-June 1 near Raymondville. Sponsored by Southwest ...
- Oh, what Simon says - Waterloo Record
Waterloo RecordOh, what Simon saysWaterloo Record, Canada - 29 minutes agoThe teen was indifferent to women and uninterested in sex and sonnet after sonnet failed to stir him, until finally it was suggested Shakespeare introduce ...
- A Deeper Black - Nation
To say that Barack Obama is our first serious black presidential candidate drastically understates the matter. When Obama greets his political allies, he does not give a simple, firm, businesslike handshake. Instead he offers the sort of dap--a ...
- Literary Calendar (Austin American-Statesman)
Poetry on the Plaza: Lost and Found — Noon Wednesday. Graduate students from Coleman Hutchison's '19th Century American Poetry and the Poetics of the Page' class present a selection of American poems. Ransom Center, 21st and Guadalupe streets. Free. 471-8944 , www.hrc.utexas.edu.
- Fun in the sun - Hudson Reporter
SUMMER FUN – There plenty of free events to enjoy this summer right in your backyard, including plays all summer long in several of Hoboken’s picturesque parks. Also, there will be families can bring their kids to free concerts and art classes ...
- Children remember father’s pride, care in his work (Rapid City Journal)
Leonard Swanson was a crackerjack engineer, but he was also a man who loved his family and enjoyed hunting, gardening, painting and writing poetry.
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