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- News Briefs - Berkeleyan Online
News BriefsBerkeleyan Online, CA - 5 hours agoThe Haas family established this award to recognize a UC Berkeley alumnus/alumna who has been devoted to the betterment of society through volunteer service ...
- Poet’s pen points to fly fishing starting in Wales - WalesOnline
Poet’s pen points to fly fishing starting in WalesWalesOnline, United Kingdom - 57 minutes agoWe have poetry from the middle ages written by Dafydd ap Gwilym – the greatest of all Welsh poets – in which he addresses the salmon calling him “y ...
- PRESVIS TO STORM SANDOWN - Sportinglife.co.za
Sportinglife.co.zaPRESVIS TO STORM SANDOWNSportinglife.co.za, UK - 1 hour agoWhen Doves Cry made an eyecatching debut behind Pure Poetry at Haydock and will appreciate the extra furlong in the mosspm.co.uk Maiden Auction Fillies' ...
- Death and loss to be examined - Scoop
People can learn about loss and grief from a poet and world leader on these subjects at a workshop to be presented by Mercy Hospice Auckland, the University of Auckland and the National Association for Loss and Grief. Professor Bob Neimeyer is ...
- Five Reggae Albums You Cannot Live Without: Part Three - Popmatters.com
Big misconception about reggae music: it’s all happy, at the beach, drinking music. Biggest misconception about reggae music: it all sounds the same. Even Bob Marley (and it is both respectful and required to at least mention the great man’s name ...
- Creating visuals is like jazz, VJ says - Vancouver Sun
Creating visuals is like jazz, VJ saysVancouver Sun, Canada - 12 hours agoUntil 2002, Pantages hadn't played his visual poetry for crowds larger than about 5000 people. That changed at the ACA World Sound Festival in Acapulco, ...
- A man of many parts - Alexander McCall Smith - Scotsman
A man of many parts - Alexander McCall SmithScotsman, United Kingdom - Jul 21, 2008Most writers, for example, haven't opened an opera house, much less one in the African bush. Yet last month McCall Smith did exactly that, just outside ...
- Kennedy to DNC: 'The dream lives on' - Politico.com
Caroline Kennedy Schlossberg , the senator’s niece and the daughter of the late president, introduced the eight-minute documentary, which Burns directed with fellow filmmaker Mark Herzog. Included were interviews with Massachusetts constituents as ...
- Biz: Gone but not forgotten - Mountain Xpress
Biz: Gone but not forgottenMountain Xpress, NC - 2 hours agoA New Jersey native who moved to Asheville 11 years ago from Rhode Island, Crowther says she’s never run a business before, “but I come from a big family of ...
- Father, daughter co-authors win book award - Canadian Jewish News
Father, daughter co-authors win book awardCanadian Jewish News, Canada - 1 hour ago... Jewish family life against the backdrop of a drab, often hypocritical and sometimes overtly anti-Semitic Communist society.” The prize for poetry went ...
- Why everything about life in the north of England is the best in Britain (Guardian Unlimited)
Ten writers explain why everything about life in thenorth of England is the best in Britain
- Funny man: David Sedaris (The New Zealand Herald)
David Sedaris is funny, no question about it. But is he as funny as he used to be? The US humorist has been making a living from publishing collections of essays since the 90s and is a regular in the New Yorker and on best-seller lists.
- Lunenburg County writers receive accolades in competition - South Shore Now
Lunenburg County writers receive accolades in competitionSouth Shore Now, Canada - 4 hours agoFirst place for the poetry prize went to Veryan Haysom, of Mahone Bay, for "Subterranean Paths." Currently a lawyer based in Mahone Bay, Mr. Haysom was born ...
- A celebration of freedom - Lancaster Newspapers
A celebration of freedomLancaster Newspapers, PA - 5 hours ago"I think why people get confused is because we have been taught that once the Emancipation Proclamation came along, all of the Africans were free and ...
- Annual Fall Arts Preview (Monterey County Weekly)
You may have heard of this little gathering before. Founded by Jimmy Lyons and the late, great San Francisco Chronicle jazz critic Ralph J. Gleason in 1957, it’s been going strong– and blowing hot– ever since. It’s a can’t-miss event for locals and members of the international jazz community alike.
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