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- CD Wright's 'Rising, Falling, Hovering' - International Herald Tribune
CD Wright's 'Rising, Falling, Hovering'International Herald Tribune, France - 1 hour agoBut the fragmentary forms and skittering attention of her poems suggest that 21st-century activist poetry may face some novel challenges, ...
- Ceremony lets Chicago anatomy students say thanks to their cadavers - Chicago Tribune
F or six months, many of them remained nameless and that seemed only right. It would be disrespectful to completely wipe away who they were when they were alive. To pick some silly name would be degrading, faculty implored them. Medical student Emily ...
- Acclaimed poet Judson Mitcham to give reading at Sidney's Salon (Macon Telegraph)
Poet Judson Mitcham admits that he's a "long-hander." When he reads his poetry at the upcoming Sidney's Salon, he may elaborate upon what that actually means.
- US Open 2008 - BBC Sport
2307: Putting lets Els down at the 14th as he slips back to level par but a wonderful approach to the next puts him back to one under. Rose drops a shot at the 14th (his fifth) and then misses a birdie chance at the 15th. Garcia stops the rot with a ...
- What Is Happening Today On Gather - Monday - May 5, 2008 - Gather.com
Gather.comWhat Is Happening Today On Gather - Monday - May 5, 2008Gather.com, MA - 1 hour agoNash has the ability to help the reader of his poetry to feel the pain of the youth. A good friend on Gather - Linda R. is in need of our thoughts and ...
- New management at Artspace evicting many residents (The Salt Lake Tribune)
Tim Larsen fell in love with his home in the Artspace Bridge Projects after he moved in seven years ago. As a musician, he liked talking shop with other artists, and he enjoyed being part of what felt like a "small town in a big city" on the corner of 500 West and 200 South in Salt Lake City.
- Sacred Heart's helping hand (Greenwich Time)
The fifth graders at The International School at Dundee recently created an original exhibition composed of three one-act plays about saving animals.
- Big City - New York Times
Some enterprising Brooklynite was clearly inspired on Friday afternoon to host a really good Memorial Day weekend barbecue — the best kind of barbecue, in fact, the kind someone else pays for. “Need grill, charcoal, top-quality hamburgers, hot ...
- Mahogany Urban Poetry Series says “speak poet, speak” (California Aggie)
Ethiopian art and portraits lined the walls of Queen Sheba restaurant. Red, yellow and green cloth bordered the ceiling, and a tiny platform was marked off with a straw overhang. A DJ played music in the corner and a lone microphone was set up in the middle of the platform.
- Mothers and others (WorldNet Daily)
My old friend "Ginny" – wife, mother, grandmother, artist – called right after dinner the other evening, sounding like she was in tears, the way she was the time she wrapped their family car around a tree and she turned to me, the non-driving advice maven, for comfort and encouragement.
- Play Day in Park set for Friday - Salina Journal
The 33rd Annual Play Day in the Park will be from noon-4 p.m. Friday at Oakdale Park, sponsored by the Salina Parks and Recreation Department. Free hot dogs, chips, watermelon, ice cream bars, popsicles and soft drinks will be available beginning at ...
- Girl in Coma after Scuba Diving Accident - Divemaster
DivemasterGirl in Coma after Scuba Diving AccidentDivemaster, UK - 16 hours agoShannon Leigh, a fixture for years on the local spoken-word poetry scene, was in critical condition at a Florida hospital Friday after a scuba diving ...
- Mental Illness, Treatment, and the Creative Process - Metapsychology
Mental Illness, Treatment, and the Creative ProcessMetapsychology, NY - 48 minutes agoFor Lewis, poetry is a call that must be obeyed: 'If you don't obey [poetry] as a force in your life it will tear you to pieces.' any lingering idea that ...
- McFadden wins with all the right letters - Daily Progress
Text size: small | medium | large By Barbara Rich Daily Progress correspondent Published: May 4, 2008 Rumors to the contrary, critics are human, and as such, are prey to prejudice and bias — both of which might benefit from disclosure since ...
- Thompson: School's out, but don't forget teachers - Northwest Herald
I’m not what you’d call an instructor. I don’t even like to show people how to work their computer, let alone summon the supernatural patience I’ve seen in the teachers I know. I am the daughter of a teacher, the niece of several teachers and ...
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