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- A celebration of Chile's Independence (Manila Bulletin)
Nothing ventured, nothing gained. By and large, Chile and its people roared out their support and overthrew oppression to gain Independence. And, it dawned on that momentous 18th day of September 1810.
- Through paradox, we find life, love and God - The Coloradoan
Through paradox, we find life, love and GodThe Coloradoan, CO - 1 hour agoI love that this poem-writing incident had so many paradoxical twists. It added to my glee that the poem itself was about paradox. I love paradox; it's the ...
- Water Recedes, Mystery Rises - Wall Street Journal
In Arnaldur Indridason's "Reykjavik Thriller" series set in Iceland, Inspector Erlendur Sveinsson carries with him two lifelong obsessions: missing persons and natural catastrophes. Alas, he never has to travel far before being confronted with both ...
- Poetry in the thick of commuter rush (Philippine Daily Inquirer)
MANILA, Philippines—With more and more people amusing themselves by surfing the Internet or tinkering with their iPods, cell phones or PlayStations, today’s generation has little time to read stories, much less poetry.
- Around A2: Weekend Entertainment Update - MLive.com
Region Ann Arbor Bay City/Midland/Saginaw Flint Grand Rapids/Muskegon Jackson Kalamazoo/SW Michigan Lansing/Central Metro Detroit North I-75 Corridor Northeast Michigan Northwest Michigan Upper Peninsula Thumb Event Type ALL EVENTS Art/Culture Art ...
- Mural set for rededication (Vallejo Times-Herald)
Volunteers have nearly completed restoring the anti-drug mural on Tennessee and Monterey streets and have decided to dedicate the mural to the late Daniel Carver, organizers said. "My brother was a lifelong Vallejo resident and worked on the original mural," said Janice
- Sidewalks are for poets (Minnesota Public Radio)
St. Paul maintenance crews are stamping residents' poems on city sidewalks.
- Anthony Westbury: 'Friends, Romans' listen to this - Fort Pierce Tribune
PORT ST. LUCIE — He refers to them as being “rusted by television,†but Len Weingart sees great possibilities in today’s elementary school students — if they can be challenged intellectually. Weingart is an old-school retired academic with ...
- A socialist perspective on Obama presidential victory - Workers World
A socialist perspective on Obama presidential victoryWorkers World - 1 hour agoThis sense of national pride has been reflected in the plethora of T-shirts, posters, artwork, music, poetry and other forms of cultural expression that ...
- Emmy winners: Bryan Cranston, 'Mad Men,' talking politics - Portsmouth Herald
LOS ANGELES (AP) — The sleek '60s drama "Mad Men" made Emmy history Sunday as the first basic-cable show to win a top series award, while the sitcom "30 Rock" and its stars Tina Fey and Alec Baldwin also emerged as big winners. "We're all so very ...
- City asked to add trolley stops - Gadsden Times
A citizen asked the Gadsden City Council today to add stops to the city’s trolley service. Wanda Lindsey asked for stops to be made at Hobby Lobby and the Dollar Tree in Riverview Plaza. She also made a request for a restroom to be located on ...
- Important visitor information and luscious art exhibit at pumpkin time - Sudbury Star
Important visitor information and luscious art exhibit at pumpkin timeSudbury Star, Canada - 1 hour agoIt is well worth the trip to enjoy beautiful Manitoulin scenery and take in the unique exhibit of poetry, short fiction, rock painting, fabric art, ...
- Fame came too fast for South Florida rocker Jemene Miller (Miami Herald)
If you were a South Florida hippie of the flower-child era, you hung out on weekends at North Miami-Dade's Greynolds Park, where pot smoke and live music filled the air.
- Things to do Calendar - Warren Reporter
Things to do CalendarWarren Reporter, NJ - 31 minutes agoOpen Mic, Music, Poetry and Prose, second and fourth Saturday nights of each month, 7-11:30 pm, doors open at 6 pm, in the studio of The Cooperage USFA, ...
- (No heading) (Erie Times-News)
POETRY SCENE -- Fri., Sept. 26, 6:30-8 p.m. -- Erie Book Store, 137 E. 13th St. -- read your own poetry or just sit back and enjoy other local poets -- featuring Ron Androla who will read from his new book "What to say to Death" -- 480-5671.
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