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- Klaus Michael Grueber | Opera director, 67 - Philadelphia Inquirer
Klaus Michael Grueber, 67, a German opera and theater director renowned for lyric elegance, died Sunday on the Brittany island resort of Belle-Ile-en-Mer, where he had a second home. Town officials gave no cause of death. Mr. Grueber broke the ...
- Diaries show Saddam feared getting AIDS in prison - Times Daily
Ousted Iraqi President Saddam Hussein reacts in court in this 2006 file photo in Baghdad, Iraq. Hussein feared catching AIDS or other diseases during his U.S.-supervised captivity, a leading Arab newspaper said Monday in publishing excerpts of his ...
- Great dates in Cleveland that are easy on the wallet - Cleveland Plain Dealer
Plain Dealer file The Tremont ArtWalk is a great cheap date. Just because the economy is on the decline, your social life doesn't have to be. Especially when it comes to dating. Greater Cleveland offers so many cheap dates that don't seem "cheap ...
- Gaining hope - Citizen Online
David Wilcox, a musician and songwriter, brings the best of both pop and modern folk appeal to his work. “For me, it feels like when I look out at the world there's just a need for people to be talking about where they get their hope now,†he ...
- Clarion University celebrates Juneteenth - Clarion University News
Clarion University celebrates JuneteenthClarion University News, United States - 6 hours agoMusic, poetry, and a drill demonstration by the Buffalo Soldiers of VisionQuest under the command of Lt. Col. Charles Moss were also part of the program. ...
- Music to live and die for - Iowa City Press-Citizen
What stirs your heart? What makes you stand up proudly and break into song? Or whistling? Or even toe tapping? Chances are that at this time of year, it is something patriotic. Irving Berlin was born in Russia and immigrated as a young lad to this ...
- Answers: rebel with a cause - Daily Northwestern
Answers: rebel with a causeDaily Northwestern, IL - 1 hour agoI used to enter poetry contests and stuff like that. I got into rap because a friend of mine was so impressed by some of the rappers back in 1987 that I ...
- Vigil for victims (FSView)
The Florida State Chinese Students and Scholars Association congregated on Landis Green to participate in singing songs and reading poetry to pray, mourn and say goodbye to the victims of the powerful earthquake in Chengdu, China with a candle light vigil late Thursday evening.
- Unhealed wounds (Guardian Unlimited)
Arts & entertainment: A century after David Lean's birth, David Thomson pays tribute to a master of the stiff upper lip
- Tribute paid to rail death teenager - Biggleswade Chronicle
Tributes have been paid to a man who was killed after being hit by a train at Sandy railway station on Saturday. British Transport Police received a report at 6.31pm that a man, who was later confirmed as 19-year-old Andrew Groves from Shillington ...
- 2008 ‘Florida Book Awards' competition begins with call for entries - Herald Tribune
TALLAHASSEE, Fla. -- The Florida Book Awards has kicked off its third annual competition with a call for entries in eight categories, including a new one for “Book Design.†Established in 2006 and now the most comprehensive state book awards ...
- The Edge Of Love - Evening Standard
Rocky relationship: Matthew Rhys as Dylan Thomas with Sienna Miller as his wife Caitlin in John Maybury's evocative period drama "I sleep with other women because I'm a poet, and poets feed off life," says Matthew Rhys as Dylan Thomas in John Maybury ...
- Night life - News-Star
AMERICAN LEGION POST 51 — U.S. 165 North, Bastrop. Saturday: Frankie B's Mason Creek. May 17: Bayou Kritters. All shows 8 p.m.-midnight. Wednesdays and Fridays: Karaoke with Alan Brown. All covers $6, except as noted. 281-1315. THE ARENA — 1411 ...
- Carla Bruni: Sailors, heroin and silky caresses - Guardian Blogs
The hardest part about listening to Carla Bruni's new album is somehow erasing from your memory that woman in the demure, dove-grey Dior coat, flat shoes and little black hat who had us all swooning back in March. You know, the one who dropped such a ...
- The End of an Era for Hobart Lacrosse (R News)
After 14 years of competing against some of the best college lacrosse teams in the nation, Hobart College is dropping is program from Division I to Division III. Since the NCAA will not allow Hobart to offer its lacrosse recruits athletic scholarships, the school’s board of trustees decided it could no longer compete with other Division I schools.
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