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- 'ROAD' WORK IS UNDER 'WAY (New York Post)
Plenty of activity afoot this season on off-Broadway - and there's no doubt about its most eagerly anticipated production: "Road Show," the first new musical by Stephen Sondheim since his 1994 "Passion." The show, co-written by John Weidman, is...
- In the league of ignorance - Edmonton Sun
In the league of ignoranceEdmonton Sun, Canada - 2 hours agoSo I guess he won't be joining the poetry club, like I had hoped. Because I could have helped him with that, could have pulled out some dusty old books of ...
- Learning to Think - Ithaca Times
Learning to ThinkIthaca Times, NY - 3 hours ago... culture uses the term in reference to haptic technology such as joysticks or steering wheels in video games, or haptic poetry that can be traced to the ...
- TADA Talent Show - Informante
TADA Talent ShowInformante, Namibia - 47 minutes agoAccording to the coordinator, Sharon Zambwe, students showcased a lot of talent in a variety of activities including singing, poetry reading, ...
- Library shows off local authors - Grayslake Review
Library shows off local authorsGrayslake Review, IL - 6 hours agoStroll through science fiction, poetry, even the how-to section and odds are you'll find many selections authored by your neighbors. ...
- Proms 20 and 21: Stockhausen Day - Musical Criticism
Musical CriticismProms 20 and 21: Stockhausen DayMusical Criticism, UK - 19 minutes agoLess than eight months after Karlheinz Stockhausen's death, this day of celebration of the composer's life and work was a much-awaited effort in marking the ...
- Fricke Comes Up Big For Sharks In First Pro Start - KRIS-TV
Fricke Comes Up Big For Sharks In First Pro StartKRIS-TV, TX - Jul 21, 2008Ivory McCann came down with the ball and like poetry in motion, he made a couple of cut backs and took it all the way to the house, 20-13 Sharks. ...
- Only the Privileged Need Apply - OpEdNews.com
In 2000, a majority of the citizens of the great state of California flexed their muscles, at least those who voted in the November elections. By way of the ballot box, these fine neighbors told certain members of society that they had no right to ...
- UTC Professor Named Finalist In International Poetry Competition (The Chattanoogan)
Just as the athletic competition concludes for avid Olympics viewers, a UTC faculty member gives another international victory to celebrate. Earl Braggs was named one of 14 finalists for the 2008 Tampa Review Prize for Poetry Competition.
- 'The Romance of Astrea and Celadon': The Hopeful Romantic - New York Sun
Director Eric Rohmer, now 88 years young, has suggested that his 2007 film "The Romance of Astrea and Celadon" may be his last. If so, it's a fitting send-off. While this soaring tale of flawed eternal love is not exactly the director's most ...
- Norwich Pops Orchestra - Hall of Fame (EDP24 - Eastern Daily Press)
Well-known, with a great tune, presented in the grandest manner, with every instrument playing its heart out, Jupiter, from Holst's Planets Suite, was just the choice for the Sunday afternoon concert by the Norwich Pops Orchestra, which was conducted by the irrepressible Geoff Davidson and led by Fiona Hutchins.
- Coen brothers' new comedy boasts lively cast, not enough laughs - MLive.com
MLive.comCoen brothers' new comedy boasts lively cast, not enough laughsMLive.com, MI - 1 hour agoIt's muddled, bordering on impenetrable and only sporadically funny. Certainly, there's a strange, off-kilter poetry to the Coens' filmmaking, ...
- Music : Moving to a different beat: Complex Humans - Martha's Vineyard Times
Music : Moving to a different beat: Complex HumansMartha's Vineyard Times, MA - 22 hours agoAn abbreviation for "rhythm and poetry," it is a form of music, and like any form of music, it doesn't follow rules, it is whatever the artists make it into ...
- Museum and Gallery Listings (New York Times)
Selective listings from art critics of The New York Times.
- TRIUMPHS: Mentoring program let her escape life of drugs, abuse (Detroit Free Press)
Janese Shurn was molested as a child. She was beaten by boyfriends. A dropout from Detroit Northern High School, she eventually resorted to using ecstasy and drinking alcohol. "When I think about what I have gone through, life feels surreal," Shurn said.
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