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- History, not repeating - Bonitanews (subscription)
History, not repeatingBonitanews (subscription), FL - 1 hour agoOne American in particular, a towering 6-foot, 4-inch African-American named Jason Calhoun, changed his life forever, sending him on a journey that would ...
- Book written in '30s is still revelant - Louisville Courier-Journal
"The chances are that at some time in your life, possibly only now and then between husbands, you will find yourself settling down to a solitary existence," wrote Vogue scribe Marjorie Hillis in the 1936 book "Live Alone and Like It." The gem of a ...
- Born to Live - RedOrbit
Born to LiveRedOrbit, TX - 28 minutes agoI don't want this life.'<2009>" Now Jaramillo teaches poetry to students in Northern New Mexico. "I tell 'em, you're free here, free to find a way to ...
- Nelly Upchurch stayed true to family, faith (The Fayetteville Observer)
Debbie Gorman has countless memories of her mother, Nellie Upchurch, but one stands out. In 2002, they were in Washington, D.C., attending a Christian coalition convention and, during some free time, went for a sight-seeing stroll.
- Milk, how do I love thee (or not) - Detroit Free Press
Responses to yesterday's blog about our need for calcium as adults definitely brought out people's love (and hatred) for the white stuff. One reader summed up her lactose intolerance with a haiku - on a site devoted to short poems about milk. writes ...
- Preparing for departure - Columbus Dispatch
Columbus DispatchPreparing for departureColumbus Dispatch, OH - 40 minutes agoHis passion for reciting poetry has made him something of a local legend. He began memorizing poems as a young man and recites them without prompting. ...
- Standing Witness: Horacio Moya's 'Senselessness' - New York Sun
One index of the death or life of the novel must be its political relevance, and it's no coincidence that the repeated flourishing of Latin-American literature has a lot to do with that region's seemingly bottomless reserve of war and strife. The ...
- Holocaust Remembrance concert builds musical bridges over time - Seattle Times
A Holocaust Remembrance concert presented by Music of Remembrance at 7:30 p.m. Monday, Nordstrom Recital Hall at Benaroya Hall, 200 University St., Seattle; $36 (206-365-7770 or www.musicofremembrance.org ). The concert is preceded by a meet-the ...
- Art Exhibits: Sunday, July 13, 2008 - NewsOK.com (subscription)
Art Exhibits: Sunday, July 13, 2008NewsOK.com (subscription), OK - 22 hours ago"The Poetry of Line: The Pen and Ink Drawings of Earl Biss,†May 15-Oct. 12, Gilcrease Museum, 1400 N Gilcrease Museum Road, (918) 596-2752. ...
- New play explores what search reveals about us - FOX News
That's the premise behind "User 927," a new production in Philadelphia that blends fact and fiction in the tale of a disappearance from a small Midwestern town. "It's the world's first play based on a search log," director Michael Alltop said. The ...
- Musical to honor WSU crash victims (The Wichita Eagle)
There wasn't much in Howard Johnson's background as a cattleman and salesman in Kansas City, Mo., to indicate that he would one day write a musical. "My dad sang in a quartet but my mom couldn't carry a tune in a bucket. I inherited his legs and her voice," Johnson says with a chuckle. True, he and his wife, Virginia, are longtime fans of musical theater, having seen shows like "My Fair Lady" ...
- Poet sees hope and sarcasm in Palestinian plight - Gulf News
Ramallah: Palestinian poet Mahmoud Darwish said on Wednesday his new works blend sarcasm and a deep sense of hope in their treatment of the decades-old conflict with Israel. Darwish drew thousands of Palestinians to a rare public reading in Ramallah ...
- Phil W. Cauley (The Staunton News Leader)
FISHERSVILLE — Phil Wilson Cauley, 92, of Fishersville and past resident of Brightview in Staunton died Monday, May 19, 2008, at Augusta Nursing and Rehabilitation Center in Fishersville. He was born Oct. 19, 1915, in Fordwick, the son of the late Phil R. Cauley and Virginia (Beard) Cauley.
- It's the end of an era in Augusta - MaineToday.com
AUGUSTA -- The last two nuns teaching Catholic elementary school in Augusta are retiring after spending a total of a century educating children. Sister Rachel Boucher, principal at St. Michael School, and Sister Joan Desmarais, who have been teaching ...
- Yin and yang of the art world meet in the Berkshires - Providence Journal
Providence JournalYin and yang of the art world meet in the BerkshiresProvidence Journal, RI - 12 minutes agoThe gallery is vast and dark, except for two powerful beams at either end that project the poetry of the Polish writer and Nobel laureate Wislawa Szymborska ...
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