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- 'Awesome August' events set at Landis - Daily Star
Landis Arboretum in Esperance will host a variety of events on Aug. 30 under the title "the Awesome August Perfecta." The Landis board of trustees, staff and intrepid volunteers have issued a challenge to members of the state Legislature, their ...
- Upward Bound hits the mud - The Daily Astorian
Upward Bound hits the mudThe Daily Astorian, OR - Jul 23, 2008In another project group, rap, hip hop, techno and other music provided the catalyst for learning to write poetry. Yasemin Gadelhak, a writing instructor at ...
- Poetry in motion to highlight bullying - Daily Post
Poetry in motion to highlight bullyingDaily Post, UK - 16 hours agoPupils in primary schools are being asked to write a short poem about bullying. Secondary schools are being asked to develop a script for a spoof news ...
- Campership: $39,240 to goal - Waterbury Republican-American
Although she originally is from the Midwest, Ruth Ann Leever has lived in Bethlehem more than 50 years, so she considers herself a virtual native daughter. She's known about the Greater Waterbury Campership Fund for years and looks forward to making ...
- A Van Cliburn anniversary: From musician to folk hero - PopMatters
A Van Cliburn anniversary: From musician to folk heroPopMatters, IL - Aug 6, 2008There’s no “Banner” or poetry; in Russia, he was more a musician than an objectified folk hero and, interestingly, seems more in his element. ...
- The Close Call - Washington Post
Sandra Beasley's first book, "Theories of Falling," won the 2007 New Issues Poetry Prize. She lives in the District and is an editor at the American Scholar. (Courtesy Author) ALL THE BEST BARS ARE HAUNTED, and the one at Kramerbooks is no exception ...
- UGA hosts arts festival - Daily Citizen-News
ATHENS – Music, drama, art and poetry will enliven the University of Georgia campus during the first UGA Arts Festival, a four-day celebration to be held Sept. 4-7 at the Performing and Visual Arts Complex to coincide with the dedication of the new ...
- My Name as an Albatross - American Muslim
My Name as an AlbatrossAmerican Muslim, MO - 7 hours agoWhen that happens, we Americans will learn to appreciate and practice the wisdom of one of our greatest poets, Walt Whitman, who said in his “Poem of ...
- Meghan O'Rourke - Slate
It is the time-honored duty of the adolescent to alarm adults (parents, in particular) by having wild and often idiotic fun—e.g., streaking naked across campus, playing drinking games, throwing things out windows, hooking up with an acquaintance or ...
- Massey scholars shed light on writer Robin Hyde - Massey News
Massey scholars shed light on writer Robin HydeMassey News, New Zealand - 18 minutes agoNamed after an unpublished short story of the same title by Hyde, the collection brings new insights and understandings of Hyde’s fiction, poetry and life ...
- Food/wine events in October - AZCentral.com
Afternoon Tea: 10:30 a.m.-12:30 p.m. Saturdays. Last Saturday of every month Learn how to host your own afternoon tea. Recipes included. E-mail atcooks@cox.net for location. Omitted, $40. 602-978-0693. Salsa Cooking Class: 12:30-2 p.m. Saturdays ...
- Whose Dreams? - Power Line
Whose Dreams?Power Line, MN - 42 minutes agoCashill cites Obama's sophomoric stab at poetry from his days at Occidental. Obama concedes that it is "very bad poetry" and, Cashill observes, ...
- Honey, What Rhymes With Home Foreclosure? - Huffingtonpost.com
This past Thursday was National Poetry Day in the UK, and many British media outlets got into the spirit by asking readers (or viewers) to submit poems on this year's theme of "work." Judging from the submissions, "out of work" would have been more ...
- Face to faith - Guardian Unlimited
The Bible is often appealed to on issues of sexuality, and those who use it to condemn homosexuality often turn to it in support of heterosexual marriage. Here, though, the Bible is against them, for nowhere do we find an exemplary marriage explored ...
- Bereaved ringmates hail 'Killer' Kowalski's class act - Boston Globe
MALDEN - The Pink Assassin was there. So were the Skunk and the Bull. The Boston Babe and the Boston Bad Boy, the Butcher, the Bandit, the Candyman. They came to honor the Killer, his famous hands wrapped around a rosary and a statue of the Virgin ...
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