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- Indy Parks Talent Showcase set for Friday - Indianapolis Star
Indy Parks Talent Showcase set for FridayIndianapolis Star, United States - May 12, 2008... Mic (original recitations of original or existing Poetry, Monologue, etc.), and Visual Art. The winners of the contest will receive medals and prizes. ...
- Hey Wii Owners ... It's Time to Eat! - GameZone
Hey Wii Owners ... It's Time to Eat!GameZone, MI - 1 hour agoThese brave men and women are artists of the alimentary canal, warriors who create living poetry with each wiggle of the epiglottis. ...
- Library celebrates 10 years Friday - Montrose Daily Press
MONTROSE — Ten years ago, a “cart brigade” traveled Montrose’s streets filled with books on its way to the new Montrose Regional Library. Friday evening, the streets will be filled again for a celebration of its anniversary. Expanding the ...
- The joy of poetry - Traverse City Record-Eagle
I want to commend the Record-Eagle for the addition of Fleda Brown's "On Poetry" column. I have always loved poetry, but haven't broadened my knowledge of modern poets on my own. It has been joyful having her column to read on Sundays. A Mother's Day ...
- The rise of Turkey through Turkish - Today's Zaman
The rise of Turkey through TurkishToday's Zaman, Turkey - 1 hour agoFor instance, Turkish entrepreneurs are investing in many African countries, although probably even the thought of it had never crossed their minds ...
- A business with 'a sense of wonder' - The News Journal
A business with 'a sense of wonder'The News Journal, DE - 8 minutes ago"Fantasist" refers to a person who writes or composes fantasies or fantasias in music, poetry or the like. Horner is the entire staff, although he pays ...
- Thomas isn’t a true Christian - La Crosse Tribune
Cal Thomas isn’t a true Christian! He proved it by his June 15 column saying that “Obama isn’t a true Christian.” If Cal Thomas were a “true Christian” he would know that the phrase “true Christian” cannot be found anywhere in the ...
- Jazz Across Generations at the Artists Quarter in July - Jazz Police
Jazz Across Generations at the Artists Quarter in JulyJazz Police, MN - 55 minutes agoFollowing their sets, open mic poetry reading gets underway at 9 pm. No cover! First Mondays, Poetry Slam (Soap Boxing) at 8 pm, $5. ...
- Serenity prayer stirs up doubt: Who wrote it? - International Herald Tribune
Generations of recovering alcoholics, soldiers, weary parents, exploited workers and just about anybody feeling beaten down by life have found solace in a short prayer that begins, "God grant me the serenity to accept the things I cannot change." Now ...
- Wings, Pizza ‘N’ Things brings memories of Pearls by the Sea - Peninsula Gateway
Wings, Pizza ‘N’ Things brings memories of Pearls by the SeaPeninsula Gateway, WA - 3 hours ago“I also enjoy writing poetry and playing golf with a single-digit handicap.” James Jones, who lives in Purdy, is employed at the Bremerton naval base. ...
- Bad jokes end act (Loyola Maroon)
On Wednesday, Loyola students gathered to enjoy an end of the academic year party, only to witness University Police escort Christian Champagne, the popular New Orleans spoken word poet, off campus. University Programming Board, the College of Humanities and Natural Sciences and the Visual Arts department co-sponsored the "Let's Party, the End is Here" event in the Residential Quad.
- The buzz on 'Garden of Last Days' (Portsmouth Herald)
It started with the image of a wad of cash on a bedroom bureau. From there "The Garden of Last Days" took Andre Dubus III to Florida strip clubs, 9/11 hijackers, the Koran, the Portsmouth Naval Shipyard, the gym parking lot and a gushing column by...
- Uganda: Ebenezer T. Bifubyenka (AllAfrica.com)
Ebenezer T. Bifubyenka is a novelist, lyricist, poet, playwright, and environmental journalist based in Mbarara.
- The Impostor, by Damon Galgut (Independent)
A ramshackle farmhouse in the hinterland of South Africa, a mysterious silent neighbour and a town where corruption has become a way of life. These ingredients go into making Damon Galgut's follow-up to The Good Doctor. It's a spine-chilling read that doubles as a sharp and rather depressing critique of the "new" South Africa.
- School briefs - The Coloradoan
School briefsThe Coloradoan, CO - 3 hours agoSt. Joseph School students Nickole Kalinay and Sarah Krapes tied for first place awards in the high school language poetry division of the Creative ...
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