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- One man's 'trip' down memory lane - New Zealand Herald
One man's 'trip' down memory laneNew Zealand Herald, New Zealand - 1 hour agoAnd once - fully understandably, laudably even - he was pelted with bananas while reading poetry to a jazz soundtrack. Some of it is predictable. ...
- Author Robert Morgan to speak in Hendersonville - Pisgah Mountain News
Author Robert Morgan to speak in HendersonvillePisgah Mountain News, NC - 10 hours agoMorgan, who grew up in the Green River section of Henderson County, is the author of several volumes of poetry, including “Zirconia Poems,†eight works of ...
- Cedar Rapids native reads his 'Letters from Abu Ghraib' - UI The Daily Iowan (subscription)
Cedar Rapids native reads his 'Letters from Abu Ghraib'UI The Daily Iowan (subscription), IA - 5 hours agoHe spent four "claustrophobic" months at West Point, where a class poetry exercise about Gen. Patton elicited an epiphany for the young man. ...
- Awards soldier's legacy (The Republican)
SPRINGFIELD - Army Pfc. Markus J. Johnson died four years ago when his vehicle rolled over in Anbar Province Iraq. Johnson, 20, was the first Springfield soldier to lose his life in Iraq. But his spirit lives on, his family says, in the scholarships awarded in his name each year.
- Music in the Park to start (The Belleville View)
If its summer, it's time to get ready for those lazy, hazy, crazy Sundays of Music in the Park, a free event every at 3 p.m. at the gazebo in Victory Park.
- At the Senior Center: July 24-Aug. 1 - Abington Mariner
Come to the Senior Center on Monday, July 28, at 1 p.m., for a free concert of tunes from the Gaslight Era featuring John Root, the Music Man. An accomplished musician, Root is making a repeat appearance singing and playing the piano, flute, clarinet ...
- LEHS students joining journalism collaborative (The Daily Item)
LYNN - Four Lynn English High School juniors will be attending the New England High School Journalism Collaborative at Regis College this summer, and all four have strong opinions on how the media should go forward in the information age.
- Clinton's Speech: Pragmatism, Not Poetry - Newsweek Blog
DENVER--The punditizing began--predictably--before Hillary Clinton even stepped down from the stage. As the woman wearing the tangerine pantsuit and the firm Colgate smile waved to a sea of shaking signs--white Hillary signs, blue Unity signs, long ...
- 'Public Enemies' downtown shots could begin Tuesday (Milwaukee Journal Sentinel)
Spring Green - For the first time since 1994, James DeVita will not be acting on the American Players Theatre's outdoor stage this summer. But the audience favorite is still closely involved in the company's 2008 season.
- Poetry read tonight - The Union of Grass Valley
Poetry read tonightThe Union of Grass Valley, CA - 1 hour agoHe organized the Marin Poetry Festival as a fund raiser for California Poets in the Schools and has published half a dozen chapbooks. ...
- Laurie Notaro (Washington City Paper)
Certain things are never easy to accept: forgiveness, death, the fact that your cat broke your nose. That last bit actually happened to author Laurie Notaro , but at least she lived to write about it.
- New in Paperback - News & Observer
New in PaperbackNews & Observer, NC - 18 minutes agoAnd a peek at The Raleigh Quarterly, an online forum for essays, poetry, stories and photography. "New England White," by Stephen L. Carter (Vintage). ...
- Every Woman is a Tree - All About Jazz
Every Woman is a TreeAll About Jazz, PA - 6 hours agoThe musical information parallels the poetry of saxophonist and leader Martin Kuchen's liner notes, but not as one would expect. ...
- Don't let this Fringe be the one that got away - Edmonton Journal
The Fringe, Edmonton's kickiest invention ever, teaches us what makes live theatre lively. Once all the clutter is removed -- the sets, the lobby, the intermission, the subscription series -- you discover, hey! you're on an impromptu date with actors ...
- The world's oldest jokes revealed by university research - Daily Telegraph
Researchers found examples of double-entendres buried in the Codex Exoniensis, a 10th century book of Anglo-Saxon poetry held at Exeter Cathedral Photo: SAM FURLONG / SWNS They found the wry observation in the Codex Exoniensis, a 10th century book of ...
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