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- Frost ‘unplugged’ in ’47 lecture - Worcester Telegram
Frost ‘unplugged’ in ’47 lectureWorcester Telegram, MA - 1 hour agoSitar, 28, now archive editor for the Poetry Foundation in Chicago, obtained permission from Dartmouth and Frost’s estate and went to work. ...
- Previously seen in Peoria - Peoria Journal Star
Previously seen in PeoriaPeoria Journal Star, IL - 2 hours ago"I seek to discover the poetry in a solitary tree or a passing cloud and to communicate that poetry in paint." For Gerard Erley, that artist's statement ...
- African American history contest winners named - Pittsburgh Post-Gazette
Dozens of local students using a variety of media were named winners today in the 16th annual National City African American History Contest. Using poetry, an essay, art, music or video, students ages 6 to 18 had to complete the assignment of ...
- 400-year-old Shakespeare book back a decade later (The Arizona Republic)
Many in custody after asking to have $30 million book authenticated.
- Nothing but positives Email this page Print this page - Indian Country Today
TUSCON, Ariz. - In the world of business, red ink has a negative connotation. But in the Indian world, Red Ink - the nation's only nonprofit, student-run American Indian grass-roots publication - offers nothing but positives. Printed twice a year ...
- You're on! Anybody can be a star at Cleveland's many open-mike nights - Cleveland Plain Dealer
There's an old Swedish proverb often quoted by inspirational gurus: "Don't die with your music still in you." Open-mike nights mean no one has to. Whether your soul's "music" is stand-up comedy, poetry or song, you can share it at one of many amateur ...
- Poet's Idaho home is reborn - Seattle Times
SUN VALLEY CENTER FOR THE ARTS Ezra Pound's childhood home in Hailey, Idaho, was gifted to The Sun Valley Center for the Arts. The organization recently opened the house to the public as a cultural center. DAVID SEELIG / ASSOCIATED PRESS Sally ...
- Derek Walcott: 'The Chatterbox' - Jamaica Observer
Derek Walcott: 'The Chatterbox'Jamaica Observer, Jamaica - 2 hours agoBut whenever I stay in Jamaica, I remember my late friend John Hearne very much. The landscape starts to look like prose. Very Hearnian. ...
- Bainbridge teen heads to National Spelling Bee - Sun and Press
BAINBRIDGE -- Claudia Schulze's love of reading helped lead the Bainbridge girl to the Scripps National Spelling Bee in Washington, D.C., this week. The 13-year-old, eighth-grade student at Bainbridge Middle School will take an early-morning flight ...
- Shoot 'Em Way Up: 'Rambo" - Express from The Washington Post
Express from The Washington PostShoot 'Em Way Up: 'Rambo"Express from The Washington Post, DC - 10 hours agoThe first and fourth installments are by far the best, with real consequences, tragedy and even a bit of poetry. As directed by Stallone (whose ...
- Doughnut-ology: Will Bush-Wah convert? (WorldNet Daily)
I'm trying to wrap my mind around the possibility of our putative Presi-Dunce as a later-life convert to Catholicism , perhaps following the example of his diplomatic mentor/erstwhile poodle Tony Blair, former Prime Minister of Great Britain, but it doesn't quite compute.
- Rowan summer program CHAMPions academics to S.J. youth - Courier-Post
Forget the summer slide. For middle and high school students from five South Jersey towns, summer is the time for improving academics, getting a feel for college life and even learning a bit about themselves through Rowan University's annual CHAMP ...
- Flying SoloNova (Backstage.com)
Five-year-old fest restores the art of storytelling. For as long as humanity has had language, it has had stories. Before the written word or the printing press, storytellers used myths, legends, history, and imagination to entertain and to explain life.
- How will Barack Obama get to 270? - Salon
Critics scoff and call it an antiquated and unfair system (it is). Many Democrats -- notably, this year, Obama backers -- would like their party to stop thinking in terms of three yards and a cloud of purple-state dust and instead embrace the beauty ...
- The Lummis Day Festival June 1st - EntertainmentToday.net
Pasadena WeeklyThe Lummis Day Festival June 1stEntertainmentToday.net, CA - 1 hour agoThe festival will bring music, poetry, dance, art, puppetry, storytelling and comedy together at three Northeast Los Angeles locations for everyone to enjoy ...Finding Home Pasadena Weeklyall 2 news articles
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