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- Send in the Latrines - New York Times
IT’S the rainy season in Myanmar. It’s also cholera season. When Cyclone Nargis arrived two weeks ago, the waters it unleashed destroyed houses and killed people and livestock. The storm also devastated other things that haven’t made the ...
- Your Calendar - West Lake County editions (The Times of Northwest Indiana)
Find out about events going on in your community, and plan your week’s activities with The Times.
- Shen Family funds new musicals - Variety
More Articles: The Shen Family Foundation will donate $300,000 to the Signature Theater in Arlington, Va., to help support the creation of new works for musical theater from emerging composers. Composers Matt Conner, Adam Gwon and Gabriel Kahane will ...
- Comments are listed in order posted - Austin Chronicle
During my tenure at the Austin Music Network I made it priority to video RaĂşl Salinas. We taped him 2001 at the Continental Club with musicians, many were friends from LA. The tape was played frequently on ch. 15. Recording is in the Austin History ...
- Good for Ball, Bad for Ball - MLB.com
MLB.comGood for Ball, Bad for BallMLB.com - 42 minutes agoIt's pure poetry, and if it ends up a double play, snow cones all around. We've all heard bad poems, though. Sunlight splashing, danger in the shadow of ...
- IN BRIEF (Times Herald)
The Thomas Edison Art Club will have a reception from 6:30 to 8 p.m. Monday to mark the publication of "Light Four." The publication includes photography and poetry created by fourth- and fifth-graders at Thomas A. Edison Elementary School in Fort Gratiot.
- Upper East Side furniture store hosts storytelling event (Miami Herald)
Artistry was on full display at Open Door's Evening of Poetry and Storytelling. A crowd of nearly 30 came May 20 to the Upper East Side furniture store where it showcased three local authors: Lynne Barrett, Nina Romano and Leonard Nash.
- Cannes Film Festival - Variety
On the Croisette, The Circuit had people take a shot at pronouncing Charlie Kaufman 's new film, " Synecdoche, New York ," premiering here on Friday. It's not pretty. Camera by Olivia Hemaratanatorn/Variety. With a party budget reportedly topping $3 ...
- Pinoy bloggers tackle porn, libel, copyright issues - ABS CBN News
ABS CBN NewsPinoy bloggers tackle porn, libel, copyright issuesABS CBN News, Philippines - 7 hours agoIf you have a blog about love and poetry and soft things and beauty, most of the comments that you will get are going to reflect the concept of your blog. ...
- Leave the teens to their eyeliner and angst (Yale Daily News)
“I WANT TO WATCH SOME PORN!” declared Kathryn Olivarius, Women’s Center board member and porn virgin.
- Ta-Nehisi Coates writes of father Paul in 'Beautiful Struggle' - Los Angeles Times
Ta-Nehisi Coates writes of father Paul in 'Beautiful Struggle'Los Angeles Times, CA - 57 minutes ago... it gave him a chance to reach back into his wide store of influence, from the writings of the Black Arts Movement, to the poetry of Yusef Komunyakaa. ...
- Walk on the Wild Side raises funds for South Bay charities - Palos Verdes Peninsula News
Walk on the Wild Side raises funds for South Bay charitiesPalos Verdes Peninsula News, CA - 4 hours agoTheir poetry program encourages students to submit original poetry and artwork that reflect the current Walk theme. Past participants in the Children’s Walk ...
- Mermaids featured at public party in Marshall - Asheville Citizen-Times
Mermaids featured at public party in MarshallAsheville Citizen-Times, NC - 2 hours agoThe performance includes family poetry, art activities and dress up for the Mermaid Parade at 6:30 pm The poetry and balladry concert at 8:30 pm features ...
- Capturing the Enormity of the Shoah - Jewish Exponent
Jewish ExponentCapturing the Enormity of the ShoahJewish Exponent, PA - 50 minutes agoThe critics quoted above were generally speaking of an approach to written creativity -- poetry and novels. The argument gets far more complex when faced ...
- Pure Imagination - New York Observer
The New York Times ran an incendiary letter over the weekend , written by a 17-year-old from Birmingham, Alabama named Alec Niedenthal who wanted to tell the editors of the Sunday Book Review that the future of literature belongs to him. Mr ...
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