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- Attorney's rape case makes steamy fiction (Mansfield News Journal)
MANSFIELD -- Local attorney Marcus Wolf had plenty of time to reflect on his shattered life as he sat in a jail cell. Accused of rape, Wolf was looking at 25 years in prison. Everything -- his marriage, career, reputation -- was up in the air.
- Grahamsville to host annual Olde Time Fair Saturday - Times Herald-Record
Grahamsville to host annual Olde Time Fair SaturdayTimes Herald-Record, NY - 20 minutes agoA peek at pioneer life is on display inside the little log cabin exhibit. There are a pie auction, a corn-shucking contest and the Chestnut Creek Rapids ...
- Shakespeare, 'the most prolific writer of movies' - Hindu
Shakespeare, 'the most prolific writer of movies'Hindu, India - 36 minutes agoThe author urges you to read Shakespeare's poetry "like following the clues in a Sherlock Holmes novel, or reading The Da Vinci Code. ...
- Croutons for the cranium - The Roundup
Croutons for the craniumThe Roundup, CA - 12 hours agoBehind each topic, there is a slew of content, such as art, poetry, short stories and essays, serving as the "meat and vegetables" that correspond to the ...
- Prof. Ian Jack: Literary scholar who moved from Butler and the Brontës to the definitive edition of Browning (Independent)
Ian Jack, Emeritus Professor of English Literature at Cambridge, was the author of a series of masterly studies and editions of English writers between 1660 and 1860. His critical discussion was careful and decisive, his editing learned and lucid. There is no reader of Keats, or of Emily Brontë's Wuthering Heights, or of Robert Browning, but must reckon a debt to Ian Jack.
- New book recounts Catawba County baseball history - Hickory Daily Record
New book recounts Catawba County baseball historyHickory Daily Record, NC - 3 hours agoThe first two books in the series echoed the poetry of the national pastime. Peeler's first effort, "Touching All the Bases," was a finalist for baseball ...
- Mark Your Calendars - Bryan College Station Eagle
Mark Your CalendarsBryan College Station Eagle, United States - 9 hours agoPreschool program at the Brazos Valley African American Museum, 500 Pruitt St. in Bryan, 10 am to noon, for children 3 to 5. $40 fee includes supplies and ...
- Remarks by the President at Iftaar Dinner - PR Inside
THE PRESIDENT: Good evening, and welcome. Over the past eight years, we have made the Iftaar dinner an annual tradition here at the White House. And I'm really glad we did. At this year's gathering, we pay special tribute to the many contribution ...
- Black in America, Painted Euphoric and Heroic - New York Times
Black in America, Painted Euphoric and HeroicNew York Times, United States - 5 hours agoThe subject of a valuable exhibition at the Schomburg Center for Research in Black Culture called “Aaron Douglas: African-American Modernist,†he created a ...
- Arts Calendar: 8/28-8/31 - Milford Daily News
AMAZING THINGS ARTS CENTER, 55 Nicholas Road, Framingham. Tonight at 7:30, Dan Cloutier hosts a Folk Open Mike featuring Ed Joseph. Admission is $6/$5 for members. Call 508-405-2787 or visit amazingthings.org. SHOWCASE LIVE, 23 Patriot Place ...
- Singing the praises of Schubert - The Australian
Singing the praises of SchubertThe Australian, Australia - 1 minute agoThe four vocal soloists impressed for their understanding of Schubertian idioms and empathy for the distinctive poetry of German lied's golden age. ...
- Islamic Website Posts Recording Of Abu Hamza Al-Masri Yearning For ... - MEMRI
Islamic Website Posts Recording Of Abu Hamza Al-Masri Yearning For ...MEMRI, DC - 13 minutes agoYour donation helps keep our online services free. MEMRI is a 501(c)(3) organization, and your donation is tax deductible. Add The MEMRI Blog to your ...
- Women’s organization recalls suffrage movement (Helena Independent Record)
BILLINGS — Three women and one young teen dressed in early 20th-century garb stood under Skypoint in downtown Billings Saturday morning and recalled the days before women could vote.
- Jackson, Wyoming - Friday, July 18, 2008 - Jackson Hole Star-Tribune
Jackson, Wyoming - Friday, July 18, 2008Jackson Hole Star-Tribune, WY - 13 minutes agoActivities range from stick horse rodeo and melodrama to cowboy music and poetry. Cowboy Gathering memberships available with prices beginning at $25. ...
- Restarting to stop (Erie Times-News)
Hip-hop artist KRS-One helped launch the Stop the Violence movement in '89. Now he's restarting it.
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