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- Out & About: Fairies, Newfies and Hootie highlight busy weekend - Portsmouth Herald
There's a lot going on this weekend, beyond the mandatory Fairy House Tours on Saturday and Sunday. Newmarket Heritage Festival; Newfie Fun Days; Hootie and the Blowfish and company; Exeter Peace Day; the Telluride by the Sea film fest; and the fast ...
- OUR OLYMPIANS: Lauren Groves (Kingston Whig-Standard)
Fifteenth in a series profiling Kingston's contributions to the Canadian Olympic team. Lauren Groves' athletic accomplishments come from a combination of hard work and persistence, but not necessarily genetics. "My parents always laugh, because I don't come from an athletic family at all." Next Monday, [...]
- Merthell Gleave - Desert Valley Times
Merthell GleaveDesert Valley Times, UT - 6 hours agoHe continued to voice his concerns about individual rights and freedoms as seen in his poetry and letters to the President of the United States of America. ...
- Twenty-Six literary journal alive and well - Crusader
Twenty-Six literary journal alive and wellCrusader, MI - 28 minutes agoYet this collection of poetry and fiction written by SAU students and crafted from the twenty six letters in the alphabet never was. ...
- Mettle Over Metal - Winston-Salem Journal
Mettle Over MetalWinston-Salem Journal, NC - 7 minutes agoAnd he enjoyed writing poetry -- about feelings and real people, not about Norse gods or girls of questionable character. He also couldn't help but notice ...
- Putting the Bard on screen - Calgary Herald
Putting the Bard on screenCalgary Herald, Canada - 11 minutes agoHeadlining a One Yellow Rabbit lineup that also includes two-thirds of the performance creation ensemble's popular Typewriter Trilogy -- plays about poetry ...
- Poster poems: Toil and trouble - guardian.co.uk
Poster poems: Toil and troubleguardian.co.uk, UK - 6 hours agoThis is an attitude that can be traced back to the Greek poet Hesiod, whose long poem Works and Days is both an exhortation to an industrious life of ...
- Nude sculpture wins religious prize - Sydney Morning Herald
A provocative unravelling of an ancient Hindu goddess has won this year's Blake Prize - the first sculpture to take the top gong for religious art in the award's 57-year history. David Tucker's work, A Local Girl Comes Home , was awarded the prize ...
- Poetry: Connected to something larger than ourselves - Evening Sun
In the grand scheme of all things that comprise America, Michael Phelps is practically a local boy. Less than an hour's drive from Hanover, Towson or the Republic of Towson as my son-in-law has recently come to call it, has brought the world's eyes ...
- Legacy of Black Mountain College continues (The Hendersonville Times-News)
RALEIGH, N.C. (AP) -- Starting in the 1930s, a small, experimental college on the dense wood slopes of North Carolina's western mountains left an outsized mark on American art and culture. Black Mountain College's model of holistic learning and communal work was ahead of its time - it helped train a generation of artists and artisans, from poets...
- Another mystery that feels right at home - Boston Globe
Boston GlobeAnother mystery that feels right at homeBoston Globe, United States - 3 hours ago... the early 1800s with James Fenimore Cooper's "Lionel Lincoln" and Catharine Maria Sedgwick's "Hope Leslie," and some historical poetry even earlier. ...
- Strange land of beauty is where Lemon Sponge Cake finds itself - Denver Post
Strange land of beauty is where Lemon Sponge Cake finds itselfDenver Post, CO - 12 hours ago"I wanted something soft, a bit funny and beautiful to watch." Unlike many pieces he has crafted for his 9-year-old Boulder company, "A Strange Land" finds ...
- Country life is good, but definitely has its annoyances - The Prairie Star
Country life is good, but definitely has its annoyancesThe Prairie Star, MT - 1 hour agoPastoral scenes have colored poetry and prose since words were first recorded. I agree that living in the country yields a special quality of life that ...
- Original Meaning of the Olympic Games - Huffington Post
Huffington PostOriginal Meaning of the Olympic GamesHuffington Post, NY - Aug 12, 2008The Olympic Games, as reported, were held every four years from 776 BC to 393 AD, when they were abolished by the Christian Byzantine Emperor Theodosius I. ...
- Bravo, bravo for 'Il Trittico' - Daily Breeze
Bravo, bravo for 'Il Trittico'Daily Breeze, CA - 5 minutes agoSet against the landscape of Paris and the hustling, bustling world of barge life on the Seine, the plot involves a love triangle that, as all verismo ...
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