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- ‘In wars, most journalists are killed by stray bullets’ - Newindpress on Sunday
Newindpress on Sunday‘In wars, most journalists are killed by stray bullets’Newindpress on Sunday, India - 1 hour agoIt’s like a lost love in a way. At first I knew nothing about Russia. Then I learnt the language and discovered the literature, and the poetry… ...
- SPECIAL REPORT: Turn and Face the Change -- With Newspaper Industry in Crisis, 'Everything's on the Table' (Editor & Publisher)
NEW YORK Something's happening here, in the newspaper industry, and as the old Baby Boomer anthem goes, what it is ain't exactly clear.
- LAist Interview: Filmmaker John Palmer (LAist)
Photo courtesy of John Palmer Starting Saturday and running until July 28, The Black Maria Gallery will feature an exhibit examining landscapes both natural and manmade. Titled “Modern Soil,†the show will include new drawings from Brooks Salzwedel and a series of short films from John Palmer called "Landscape Quartet.†We spoke with Palmer about his black-and-white 16mm project ...
- TRIUMPHS: Mentoring program let her escape life of drugs, abuse (Detroit Free Press)
Janese Shurn was molested as a child. She was beaten by boyfriends. A dropout from Detroit Northern High School, she eventually resorted to using ecstasy and drinking alcohol. "When I think about what I have gone through, life feels surreal," Shurn said.
- medici.tv Launches Major Live Webcast Season: A Chat with Director Hervé Boissière (Playbill Arts)
Medici.tv - the new home on the web for free classical music webcasts and archived streaming performances - launches its summer season June 20 with ten live webcasts from the Aspen Musical Festival. Marin Alsop, Joshua Bell, and the Emerson String Quartet are just a few of the names visitors can expect to see in the opening leg of an expansive and varied multimedia venture.
- Events calendar (The Times-News)
The Faulkner Planetarium at the Herrett Center for Arts and Science on the College of Southern Idaho campus will present "Dinosaur Chronicles" at 2 p.m.; "Mysteries from the Depths of Space" at 7 p.m.; and "Space Jammin'" at 8:15 p.m. Tickets are $4 for adults, $3 for seniors, $2 for students and $9 for families.
- CONCERTS, FESTIVALS AND MORE - Wichita Eagle
TUE. "The Definitive Dali," video, 12:30 p.m. Tue., Wichita Art Museum, 1400 W. Museum Blvd. Included with admission. Information, 316-268-4921. Poetry Aloud , read your own poetry or that of a poet you admire, 7 p.m. Tue., Zoomdweebie's Tea Bar ...
- Time to Act’ - Southern Voice
PLANNING FOR THE BLACK GAY PRIDE celebration this year took on a new focus. Organizers honed their attention on getting more volunteer participation in the early stages and divvying up the workload, says Kenneth Jones, president of In the Life ...
- Police arrest Tulsa man charged with first-degree murder - Tulsa World
arrested a Tulsa high school teacher Friday morning in the fatal shooting of his wife with a gun that he purchased one week earlier, according to a police affidavit. John Kastner, 50, was charged Friday with the first-degree murder of Lori Kastner ...
- Lyn Gardner: What on earth would Miss Skinner think? - Guardian Unlimited
I am standing in the hall of Coloma Convent girls' school. There are pupils writhing on the floor in front of me, twisting their bodies into letter shapes to spell out countries' names. This is a year seven drama lesson. The girls wriggle, their legs ...
- That’s What She Said - New York Times Blogs
That’s What She SaidNew York Times Blogs, NY - 9 hours ago(SJD) Even if you don’t have a son fighting in Iraq, even if you don’t read poetry, even if you think you are immune to the power of a mother’s lament ...
- Fall Drew mini-courses to range from Wagner to Whitman - Recorder Community Newspapers
MADISON ‑ The annual program of Drew University Mini-Courses at the Madison Public Library has scheduled its fall term, with five courses starting in late September. Morning sessions will be held from 10 a.m. to noon, and afternoon sessions will ...
- Slow death of such a promising new nation - WalesOnline
Slow death of such a promising new nationWalesOnline, United Kingdom - 7 hours ago... oyster and believed that things could only improve and flourish, I’ve struggled to understand and appreciate Eliot’s poetry of despair and desolation. ...
- Man 'a plagiarist, not a terrorist' - News.com.au
A MAN accused of producing a book promoting jihad terrorist acts copied it "word for word" from a website, a court has been told. IT security expert Samier Dandan gave evidence for the defence today in the trial of Sydney man Belal Saadallah Khazaal ...
- Professor contributes to Web site project - Asu News
For a mind-boggling experience, go to http://edsitement.neh.gov . There, with just a click of the mouse, you will find dozens of Web sites covering art and culture, literature and language arts, foreign languages and history and social studies. You ...
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