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- Music can be path to language and math - Philadelphia Inquirer
WASHINGTON - The challenge was to come up with an idea that can transform public education, particularly in poor communities. The winner: an educator with a passion for making school fun. Michael Bitz won a national competition with his idea for ...
- History Buffs, Star Gazers, Bestselling Novelists and Broadcasters ... - Forbes
SOUTHAMPTON, England, July 15 /PRNewswire/ -- Already considered the finest onboard enrichment programme in the industry, Cunard Line's intellectual pedigree will be further established this summer and autumn with a Cunard Insights line-up featuring ...
- Trans-gression Multidisciplinary Arts Festival - Philadelphia citypaper.net
Trans-gression Multidisciplinary Arts FestivalPhiladelphia citypaper.net, PA - Apr 30, 2008During the festival's film night (May 17), some notable shorts will be showcased, including Susan DiPronio's Nighthawks, based on her experience as a teen ...
- Battle over thinning mustang herds (Seattle Times)
Five mustangs pounded across the high desert recently, their dark manes and tails giving shape to the wind. Pursued by a helicopter, they...
- Daily Calendar (California Aggie)
11 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. Get fresh fruits, veggies and snacks at this convenient farmers market.
- Are you the best poet in the district? - St. Albans Observer
Are you the best poet in the district?St. Albans Observer, UK - 2 hours agoOne poet from St Albans and Harpenden will be selected to represent the region in an annual best of UK poetry book. As well as having their work published ...
- Celebrated Cape marching band performs at UMass (The Standard-Times)
DARTMOUTH — As part of its summer tour, the 100-member Orleans-based Spirit of America marching field band was at UMass Dartmouth Sunday night, where it presented its newest program called Exploration to an enthusiastic crowd under the lights at...
- Review: Off the Wall Theatre’s ‘Frogs’ is riveting experience (Milwaukee Journal Sentinel)
More than 30 years after its premiere in a Yale swimming pool, and four years after a surprisingly short run on Broadway, Stephen Sondheim’s “The Frogs” has finally hopped into town for a brief stay on one of the smallest lily pads in Milwaukee...
- Leighton Library kicks off summer reading (MLive.com)
The Leighton Township Library will kick off summer reading with fun activities, said Library Director Sharon Galligan. On June 9, adults and youth can sign up for activities at the library, located at 4451 12th Street in Moline.
- Theatres compete for arts in Austin (News 8 Austin)
AUSTIN With more theatres and venues in Austin than ever before, fine art experts say it's healthy competition. FULL STORY >> 7/8/2008 4:55 PM AUSTIN Mother finds officer's loaded gun at city park She found the Austin Police Department-issued gun at the Slaughter Lane Metropolitan Park, near a playscape slide.
- Longtime poet George Keithley keeps his work fresh - Chico News & Review
Longtime poet George Keithley keeps his work freshChico News & Review, CA - 2 hours agoWhen Heather Lyon put out the word that the store would like to host regular poetry readings, he was all too happy to step up to the mic. ...
- Poetry in the park (The West Australian)
Films like To Die For, Good Will Hunting and Finding Forrester might have put director Gus Van Sant’s name on the Hollywood map but it’s early grunge films, like Drugstore Cowboy and My Own Private Idaho, and more recent Cannes favourites like Gerry and Elephant, that make his oeuvre so distinctive.
- Hardwired Homeschool Hints - BlueRidgeNow.com
Hardwired Homeschool HintsBlueRidgeNow.com, NC - 3 hours agoAlthough it might not be the most helpful resource for homeschooling assignments, parents of any child with health issues or special needs will find it very ...
- Sophomore's story published in magazine (North Journal)
When Steven Mueller started writing "Pink," he considered a complex backstory involving a government conspiracy, but it didn't make it into the story. read more »
- Martin McGuinness makes parting gift of poetry to Ian Paisley (Times Online)
They once were deadly enemies, but poetry is the language that Martin McGuinness chose to express his feelings to Ian Paisley about the parting of politics’ oddest couple.
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