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- ENTERTAINMENT: Poetry slam at Playhouse Square - The Morning Journal
ENTERTAINMENT: Poetry slam at Playhouse SquareThe Morning Journal, OH - 11 hours agoThe six students competing earned a place by going to Slam U, the annual series of free poetry workshops and slams for teens held by Playhouse Square's Arts ...
- July 12: Local Lifestyle Briefs (The Herald Bulletin)
A breakfast buffet will be served to retirees of Delco Remy Plants 8 and 17 at the Rax Restaurant, 11 and Main streets at 8:30 a.m. Thursday. Any retiree from these two plants is welcome to attend, cost is $7 per person. Overflow parking may use the north end of the library’s parking lot.
- TOUCHING WOOD - News & Star
TOUCHING WOODNews & Star, UK - 44 minutes agoShe says she hoped the pairing of wood turning and poetry in the exhibition would introduce fans of one art form to the other. The museum, in The Promenade, ...
- Downtown Ardmore Third Thursday - Daily Ardmoreite
Various businesses in downtown Ardmore will present a number of activities during “Third Thursday†this week from 5 to 7 p.m. Ardmore Little Theatre actors will perform scenes from their upcoming season. African artist and musician Wengai Kahuni ...
- From Abolition to Dickinson, Rev. Higginson made his mark - Worcester Telegram & Gazette
One of his skating parties on Lake Quinsigamond attracted more than a thousand people. The Telegram recently ran a brief article on the life and career of Thomas Wentworth Higginson (1823-1911), the radical Worcester Unitarian minister of 150 years ...
- Ringing the praises of choir - Ledbury Reporter
Ringing the praises of choirLedbury Reporter, UK - 4 hours ago... the World' and Peter Thiman's Madonna and Child'. The choir will be in action again on Sunday July 6 at 8pm, during this year's Ledbury Poetry Festival. ...
- Arts Calendar: 6/5-6/8 (The MetroWest Daily News)
A listing of events in and around MetroWest for Thursday, June 5, through Sunday, June 8.
- Literary Life - Daily Telegraph
Technophobes may consider the internet a nuisance or even a threat but Faber Finds might just change their minds. The new imprint is a print-on-demand service comprising 'A constantly updated and expanding list chosen by writers and readers' which ...
- Mike Myers: Man of Mystery - Entertainment Weekly
Mike Myers: Man of MysteryEntertainment Weekly - 4 hours agoHe talks about Eastern poetry, Deepak Chopra, and Seat of the Soul author Gary Zukav. He goes on, discussing Carl Sagan, Lenny Bruce, George Harrison, ...
- Mall ministry celebrates 10 years of helping others - Bucks County Courier Times
BURLINGTON TOWNSHIP — For the past 10 years, thousands of people have sought information, assistance and spiritual guidance at an unlikely location: a shopping mall. The Burlington Center Mall Ministry, which operates in a storefront next to Sears ...
- A rare slice of NZ railway history now online (Scoop.co.nz)
A contributor to the last issue of the New Zealand Railways Magazine in 1940 wrote that those who had not experienced a railway train had been “cheated†and “failed to share in one of the grandest experiences of lifeâ€.
- Writer compiles poems and artworks in new book (The Star)
KHADIJAH Hashim, famous for her numerous novels, radio scripts, and countless Malay poetry has come out with yet another book that combines her collection of published poetry and artworks.
- Worship is at the core of Linfield United Church of Christ - Pottstown Mercury
Worship is at the core of Linfield United Church of ChristPottstown Mercury, PA - 2 hours ago"I will sing praises to my God all my life long. "Sing to the LORD with thanksgiving; make melody to our God on the lyre. Sing to the LORD a new song, ...
- Coach: Lolo Always On Track To Olympics - WHO-TV
Coach: Lolo Always On Track To OlympicsWHO-TV, IA - Jul 7, 2008"It's poetry if you look at it," says Dick Hewins. He was the girls track coach at Roosevelt when a freshman named Lolo Jones took on the technical task of ...
- How the Supreme Court Misread My Research: Empirics and the Death ... - New York Times Blogs
Cass Sunstein and I have an Op-Ed in today’s Washington Post , discussing the mis-reading of available empirical evidence in recent death penalty jurisprudence. Some background: A recent Supreme Court ruling ( Baze v. Rees ) reaffirmed the ...
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