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- Men's tennis tour should be fun for years (Miami Herald)
The men's tour is getting more intriguing by the week. Not only is No. 1 Rafael Nadal vs. No. 2 Roger Federer one of the best rivalries in sports, with Novak Djokovic and Andy Roddick nipping at their heels, but all of a sudden, there is a pack of youngsters sure to keep the game exciting for years to come.
- Blogging day one of National Poetry Slam 2008 in Madison (Isthmus)
Spoken word artists are naturally a loquacious bunch, so it's only natural that more than a few are sharing their experiences at the National Poetry Slam in Madison this week. The five-day showdown opened on Tuesday with a series of 12 bouts between 48 teams, less than a third of the total in the two preliminary rounds of competition. Poets from several teams competing on this opening night have ...
- Patti Smith: Dream of Life (2008) - Time Out New York
Patti Smith: Dream of Life (2008)Time Out New York, NY - 2 hours agoInstead, we get a lot of the singer’s poetry and recent political activism, and many sweet moments with her children and doting parents. ...Patti Smith: Dream of Life Radar Onlineall 2 news articles
- Jimmy Mallo and Poetic License - WBAN
WBANJimmy Mallo and Poetic LicenseWBAN, OR - 4 hours agoFight managers, whether on the winning or losing side, are, at heart, not unlike politicians; they campaign in poetry and govern in prose. ...
- Barn dance at Grey Roots - Owen Sound Sun Times
Grey Roots and the Retired Teachers of Grey County will be putting on the first ever barn dance in Moreston Heritage Village on Saturday from 7:30 to 11 p. m. The dance will feature live music, a silent and live auction, refreshments and is a ...
- Scholar claims to find medieval Jewish capital - San Francisco Gate
A Russian archaeologist says he has found the lost capital of the Khazars, a powerful nation that adopted Judaism as its official religion more than 1,000 years ago, only to disappear leaving little trace of its culture. Dmitry Vasilyev, a professor ...
- Is Caribbean Culture At A Crossroads Or Is It A Crossroad Culture? - South Florida Caribbean News
Is Caribbean Culture At A Crossroads Or Is It A Crossroad Culture?South Florida Caribbean News, FL - 3 hours ago... Cynthia McLeod, who all paved the way for Nobel Laureate the Honourable Derek Walcott OCC of Saint Lucia to read from his volumes of poetry. ...
- Portsmouth-Based Ezine Names New Zealand Medical Pro Winner of ... - PR.com (press release)
Portsmouth-Based Ezine Names New Zealand Medical Pro Winner of ...PR.com (press release), NY - 9 hours agoShe also writes in those genres, having completed several chapters of a children's fantasy fiction book as well as an assortment of stories and poetry for ...
- Cubans Greet Fidel Castro on His Birthday - Prensa Latina
Prensa LatinaCubans Greet Fidel Castro on His BirthdayPrensa Latina, Cuba - 29 minutes agoFrom China, the Cuban sports delegation to the Beijing 2008 Olympic Games sent a congratulation message to Fidel Castro on his 82 birthday, expressing their ...
- Serena: This Fall's Most Dangerous Novel - Huffington Post
Serena: This Fall's Most Dangerous NovelHuffington Post, NY - 3 hours agoAuthor of several acclaimed collections of poetry and fiction, Rash has gone beyond any Southern gothic tale to weave a complex and riveting portrait in the ...
- Weekend full of local activities - Cannon Connections
Weekend full of local activitiesCannon Connections, NM - 19 hours agoThere is something for everyone’s taste from bucking broncos to cowboy poetry to contemporary music beginning Thursday at the Nara Visa Cowboy Gathering. ...
- Doctor finds his healing through words - Cleveland Plain Dealer
There may come a day when Dr. Jason Eubanks will look at an old man who needs help clipping his toenails and think, "I've seen him plenty of times." He might gaze upon the burn patient or the gunshot victim and think, "Oh, this again." But Eubanks ...
- James Blair Chapter, DAR - Corsicana Daily Sun
James Blair Chapter, DARCorsicana Daily Sun, TX - 2 hours agoMarch is the month in which the emphasis will be on Arbor Day poetry and art judging contest for fifth grade students and art for fourth grade. ...
- Mercado: The Poor Boy from Lubao - Sun.Star
Mercado: The Poor Boy from LubaoSun.Star, Philippines - 3 hours agoIn lilting prose and mesmerizing verse he took us on a journey from a world of squalor to the city beyond the hills. The guest speaker, I can recall, ...
- Authors to make week-long visit - Daily Item
SELINSGROVE -- The Writers Institute at Susquehanna University will welcome visiting writers Tom Franklin and Beth Ann Fennelly to campus as the 2008 Writers in Residence Monday through Oct. 3. They will present a reading from their works in Isaacs ...
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