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- Yank up the curtain: It's showtime, Iowa - Des Moines Register
While many Iowans were lounging around the backyard during Labor Day weekend, actors and stagehands around the state were hustling to prepare for the first wave of new shows in the fall theater season - and from the looks of the ambitious lineup ...
- Readings and Signings - Portsmouth Herald News
Readings and SigningsPortsmouth Herald News, NH - Sep 5, 200810 at 6:30 pm: Open mic poetry nights are back. Local poets Matt Miller and Nancy Jean Hill will be sharing their poetry before opening the floor to anyone ...
- Inuk artist raises her voice - Northern News Services (subscription)
Northern News Services (subscription)Inuk artist raises her voiceNorthern News Services (subscription), Canada - 4 hours agoPartridge has played with poetry for a long time but she got into spoken word performance about four years ago. She had been living in the south for about ...
- No cross to bear as judges vote for lighter piece - Sydney Morning Herald
Sydney Morning HeraldNo cross to bear as judges vote for lighter pieceSydney Morning Herald, Australia - 4 hours agoTucker's work is the first free-standing sculpture to win the prize. The runner-up, Kay Alliband's Mum's Angels, was also a sculptural piece. ...
- Gervase Phinn: What pupils can teach us... - yorkshirepost
Last week, I received a letter from Ben, telling me how he had done in his GCSEs. It came as no surprise to me that he had achieved all top grades. Ben has been writing to me on and off since I met him in a primary school where I was undertaking a ...
- Profile: Hamid Karzai - Guardian Unlimited
Tomorrow, there will be no presidential hopefuls, no hordes of advisers and staff, no senior TV anchors, none of the razzmatazz of an American election campaign. The routine lack of routine that is life in Kabul will have been restored. President ...
- Remembering 9/11 - Daily Home Online
It came from the hurt she knew was raging in New York that day, and the poem she wrote was one to help people heal and look for answers. Sandra Morris’s brother was still living in the city she grew up in when terrorists crashed two airliners into ...
- Man crosses barrios to promote gang peace - San Diego Union Tribune
Man crosses barrios to promote gang peaceSan Diego Union Tribune, United States - 2 hours agoHe protested the violence through poetry and tried to catch the attention of others through his artwork. At 16, he joined the End Barrio Warfare movement, ...
- Open day gives chance to see where Ted Hughes used to live - Halifax Today
VISITORS were treated to a glimpse of a former home of Ted Hughes in an open day. The Arvon Centre, at Lumb Bank, Heptonstall, held the event to give people a chance to see what the centre had to offer and give guests the opportunity to take in the ...
- Of Gujarat, Wali Dakani and Qazi Ahmed Mian Akhter Junagarhi - DAWN Group
It is quite strange how virtually every part of the Indo-Pakistan subcontinent claims to be the earliest cradle of the Urdu language and takes pride in that assertion, whether proved or otherwise. The genesis and the origins of the Urdu language has ...
- Lincoln's slam poets are off to nationals (Lincoln Journal Star)
The poets are going to the show. Next week, the Nebraska Writers Collective team will head to Madison, Wis., to compete at the 2008 National Poetry Slam. The annual five-day event is the largest poetry performance gathering in the world.
- Janet Sarbanes marches to non-political drummer - Explore Baltimore County
Her father, Paul, is a retired U.S. senator. One brother, John, is a congressman, who represents Maryland's 3rd District. The other brother, Michael, lost a spirited race for president of the Baltimore City Council. But Janet, the least known ...
- Poetry in motion - Savannah Morning News
Poetry in motionSavannah Morning News, GA - 4 hours agoSculptor Matt Toole has fond childhood memories of exploring the woods on Wilmington Island, boating over to Wassaw Island and camping on Daufuskie Island. ...
- Unfinished Universe was his book and his business - Lexington Herald-Leader
Pat White was a popular UK English teacher and long-time co-owner of a furniture making and restoration business. Pat White’s book Unfinished Universe remains unfinished. At some point, his family plans to do something about the book, which he’d ...
- Singapore GP: Winners ad Losers - Planet F1
Nico Rosberg probably didn't think he was going to get much out of the Singapore GP back on Lap 15 when he was lurking back in 8th place and about to come in for fuel and incur an automatic Stop/Go penalty It's largely thanks to the inaction of the ...
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