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- Tom Kerrigan - American Reporter
LOS ANGELES -- When I read a book by Joan Didion or a poem by Dana Gioia about what it's like to be a native Californian, I'm always puzzled because their experiences and impressions are so different than mine. Perhaps if they had grown up in Los ...
- The heart tells its truths - The Island (subscription)
The Island (subscription)The heart tells its truthsThe Island (subscription), Sri Lanka - 1 hour ago... and substance of poetry from time immemorial and this is the content of many of Galappaththi’s poems in this collection. The love and affection showered ...
- On Somalis in the new Kenyan cabinet - Global Voices Online
On Somalis in the new Kenyan cabinetGlobal Voices Online, MA - 22 minutes agoEvery ear is tuned towards the person reciting the poetry or singing, in order to assess and judge the worth of his/her words. Addressing everyone present ...
- Business by the book (The Monterey County Herald)
I used to love reading biographies and autobiographies when I was younger, but maybe I'm a little jaded now. Everyone seems to have an ax to grind, an angle to play, a story to spin and a point to make.
- A successful Ms. Wheelchair program - Culpeper Star Exponent
A successful Ms. Wheelchair programCulpeper Star Exponent, VA - 41 minutes agoRose is a published poet/essayist and motivational speaker, and can be found frequently presenting poetry workshops and speeches to various special needs ...
- Family and friends United in grief for Nathan - Ilford Recorder
GRIEVING friends and family of tragic Nathan Gipps wept as the 23-year-old was laid to rest. The London Underground engineer, of Anne Way, Hainault, was found dead by walkers near Fairlop Oak playing fields. On Thursday mourners packed St Peter's ...
- Editor's Mailbag (July 17) - Albany Democrat-Herald
I was surprised to see yet another letter from June Forsyth Kenagy in last night’s paper regarding the villainy of the Israelis and the righteousness of Palestinian extremists. I assumed that by now she moved on to another cause that might have the ...
- Rozario/De Saram/Drake, Drapers' Hall, London (Independent)
Appearing in a spangled midnight-blue sari in the mock-Renaissance grandeur of Drapers' Hall, the soprano Patricia Rozario was building bridges, and not only between Art and Mammon. Her aim was to bring the musics of Europe and Asia together under the banner that Daniel Barenboim has commandeered: a West-Eastern Divan.
- British woman wins appeal of terror-related charge - Boston Globe
LONDON— A British woman won her appeal on Tuesday against a conviction for collecting information which would be useful to a terrorist. Samina Malik, 24, was convicted in December and given a suspended sentence of nine months in prison in Britain ...
- Poetry slam: Councilor to challenge Gloucester laureate nomination (Gloucester Daily Times)
Before the Committee for the Arts' choice for the city's next poet laureate, Ruthanne "Rufus" Collinson, starts penning any acceptance speeches, her appointment will have to survive a challenge by a city councilor on Tuesday.
- "So You Think You Can Dance": Great. Now I'm Hooked. - Palm Beach Post
"So You Think You Can Dance": Great. Now I'm Hooked.Palm Beach Post, United States - 3 hours ago... who dances beautifully when she's not picking fights with girls on the field, and William, the gorgeous kid who danced to the spoken word poetry. ...
- Around the Bend: 06.20.08 - 06.26.08 (Corpus Christi Caller-Times)
ROLLER DERBY : Hurricane Alley Roller Derby presents Daddy's Derby Darlins today at the Saxet Hall, 3952 Leopard St. Doors open at 6:30 p.m. Cost: $7; free/ages 10 and younger. Information: 884-8431 or 688.0862.
- Sherman Lee, who led the Cleveland Museum of Art to global renown ... - Cleveland Plain Dealer
Sherman Lee, the Cleveland Museum of Art's director from 1958 to 1983, bought many of the most famous pieces in its collection and cemented its global reputation. Sherman Lee, who led the Cleveland Museum of Art from 1958 to 1983 and was hailed ...
- Robert Macfarlane's 'The Wild Places' (International Herald Tribune)
Robert Macfarlane's 'The Wild Places' is a formidable consideration of the British landscape, by a naturalist who can unfurl a sentence — poetry, really — with the breathless ease of a master angler, a writer whose ideas and reach far transcend the physical region he explores.
- FYI, July 8, 2008 - The Columbian
FYI, July 8, 2008The Columbian, WA - 7 hours agoDROP-IN POETRY WORKSHOP, 7 pm Wednesday at Vancouver Community Library, 1007 E. Mill Plain Blvd. * 360-906-2325. CAMAS ROOTS GARDEN is seeking volunteers to ...
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