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- Staged in two languages - Boston Globe
Apollinaire Theatre Company in Chelsea, formerly TheatreZone, presents its sixth season of free outdoor, bilingual theater Wednesday through July 26. The productions are staged in multiple locations in Mary O'Malley Park on the Chelsea waterfront ...
- Dropping out didn't derail dreams - Gary Post Tribune
Dropping out didn't derail dreamsGary Post Tribune, IN - 51 minutes agoBecause he mistakenly filled out the wrong Free Application for Federal Student Aid forms, he couldn't afford to pay for gas to get to class. ...
- Willimantic Third Thursday: Come for food ... stay for fun ... - Norwich Bulletin
Willimantic Third Thursday: Come for food ... stay for fun ...Norwich Bulletin, CT - 4 hours agoThis year a stage will be set up for teens, performing in bands, as well as Windham High School students giving poetry readings on Bank Street. ...
- Laughing Communism to death - Telegraph.co.uk
Laughing Communism to deathTelegraph.co.uk, United Kingdom - 4 hours agoHe writes in a relaxed manner, far more concerned with the pleasure he takes in his subject matter than the elegance of his prose. Perhaps the brutality of ...
- H. Brandt Ayers: How was your Fourth? - Anniston Star
Ours was pretty good at our place in the cool North Carolina mountains: Daughter Margaret was with us, feeling better after a bad health patch, and her leggy cousin Julia's excitement about entering Appalachian State charmed us. We passed up the ...
- School News - Week of May 21 - Warrenton Journal
School News - Week of May 21Warrenton Journal, MO - 3 hours agoGarrett Elementary School students KIELY MASSEY, HALIYAH RHODES, KONNOR SETTLE and VALERIE MADDOCK will have poems published in the Young American Poetry ...
- What's happenin'? (The Montana Standard)
Looking for something to do Saturday? Consider the following: ART IN THE PARK The annual Anaconda arts and music festival continues Saturday and Sunday in Washoe Park. Tickets are $6 per day for 17 and older or $15 for a three-day pass. See the story on Page A1 today for details.
- Not your regular fair (The Star)
Not when you have an anti-book banning forum, performance poetry, books being given away – and a girl in bubble wrap wandering around.
- [Editor’s Note] Dancing in the Kitchen (Jackson Free Press)
After being away from home for three years—only dropping in to pick up left-behind items, or for holiday feasts, or (the more popular) “Can I have some money for fill-in-the-blank?” visits—I forsook my independence and moved home.
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- A Whitman sampler - North Channel Sun
Alicia Bankston, a member of the Writers in Performance group at Lone Star College-Montgomery, enjoys a spirited conversation about literary legend Walt Whitman with Dr. Ezra Greenspan, of Southern Methodist University, at the annual birthday ...
- "I never had the least thought or inclination of turning poet till ... - guardian.co.uk
"I never had the least thought or inclination of turning poet till ...guardian.co.uk, UK - 47 minutes agoWhen, in 1786, he published his first book of poetry, the seminal Kilmarnock edition of Poems, Chiefly in the Scots Dialect, it was in order to raise funds ...
- Pair of Singles - Edmonton Journal
I really hope no one takes my dating advice seriously, because that would be ill advised. But if you do, then please file this week's column under "do as I say, not as I do." This week, we're talking about pedestals. Do I put my dates on a pedestal ...
- Two deaf students among Fresno City College stars (The Fresno Bee)
Their names and honors will be announced tonight at Fresno City College's graduation, but Trisha Houston and Diane Dorais won't hear the words.
- Serb leader's life in disguise (Perth Now)
RADOVAN Karadzic, one of the world's most wanted men, lived for years in a Belgrade suburb posing as a bearded doctor of alternative medicine.
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