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- 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
- Pretty heads will roll - Salon
Natalie Dormer as Anne Boleyn and Jonathan Rhys Meyers as Henry VIII. March 26, 2008 | The first season of Showtime's "The Tudors" unfolded as one part historical drama, one part bodice-ripper. Like the best romance novels, the drama series milked ...
- Paperback: Tennis Whites and Teacakes, by John Betjeman (Independent)
How delightful that a statue of the man who wrote "It is useless to pretend that I enjoy myself abroad" adorns the refurbished St Pancras. Equally dubious about the expat life ("Our savings gone, we climb the stony path/ Back to the house with scorpions in the bath"), Betjeman extolled the delights of the Northern Line's City Branch ("a strong smell of wet feet"). What he wrote of Waugh – "he ...
- Indie Spin - Dubuque Telegraph Herald
Indie SpinDubuque Telegraph Herald, IA - 6 hours agoThe group includes Mackenzie Vernacchio, organist, who is studying writing and poetry. "The others came out of the jazz scene in New York," Jordan said. ...
- No Parking Anytime: Cottages house writers' aspirations - Seattle Post Intelligencer
Seattle Post IntelligencerNo Parking Anytime: Cottages house writers' aspirationsSeattle Post Intelligencer - 4 hours agoAnd Storme Webber's memories of having Alaskan and African-American roots will move in, hoping to take shape in poetry, song and his own memoir. ...
- ASO, Pro Musica to perform Beethoven Ninth Symphony - Schenectady Gazette
ASO, Pro Musica to perform Beethoven Ninth SymphonySchenectady Gazette, NY - 20 minutes agoLike Beethoven, Chang has chosen poetry of that era as her inspiration. “With over 40000 poems having survived, one is given a unique window into the lives ...
- Turn Up The Fringe: Music at the Infringement Festival - Artvoice
Turn Up The Fringe: Music at the Infringement FestivalArtvoice, NY - 2 hours agoThe Painkillers—It’s hard not to love the city’s longest-standing, real-deal punk rock band. The Painkillers are still at it and still worshipping at the ...
- Local writer, poet finding his muse - Times Community Newspapers of Greater Dayton
Local writer, poet finding his museTimes Community Newspapers of Greater Dayton, OH - 1 hour agoWallace, of Kettering, has written a new book of poetry, Life,Love & Living, which covers topics from family to education to politics in a straight-forward ...
- 2008 Philadelphia Book Festival Blends Books, Music, High-Tech Games ... - Forbes
PHILADELPHIA, May 9 /PRNewswire/ -- More than 60 of the nation's top writers, including celebrity author Barbara Walters, will gather in Philadelphia for the second Philadelphia Book Festival, the Free Library's annual celebration of reading and ...
- Teens To Create Artworks At Houston Museum - HULIQ.com
Welcome to First Unitarian Universalist Church! First Unitarian Universalist Church is a welcoming religious community of diverse individuals. We strive to be a beacon of ...
- BR area for June 6-June 12, 2008 - 2TheAdvocate
BR area for June 6-June 12, 20082TheAdvocate, LA - 2 hours agoMust be 18 to be admitted. http://www.redstickcomedy.com OPEN MIC POETRY SHOW: 8 pm, Insomkneeacks, 9895 Florida Blvd., Suite B, upstairs next to the ...
- Mooresville man called ‘hero’ for volunteer work - Martinsville Reporter-Times
MOORESVILLE — Earlier this year, the Indianapolis Business Journal recognized Mooresville resident Don Perry, 75, as a finalist for its 2008 Healthcare Heroes award. Perry was among the top three volunteers in the state and was honored at the ...
- U. Oregon African group celebrates culture of 'Great 56' - U-Wire.com
Hundreds of students and community members gathered in the University of Oregon Ballroom on Sunday night for the African Student Association's annual cultural night of performances. The event included traditional and modern dancing, singing, poetry ...
- A Smithsonian exhibit traces the nation’s culinary history - Honolulu Star-Bulletin
Food is about more than chewing and swallowing. It's about cooking and culture, mom and memories. This has all been said many times, of course, in everything from cookbooks to poetry, but now the idea takes physical form with the imprimatur of the ...
- Play addresses class divisions and politics during Harlem Renaissance - Athens News
Ohio University’s School of Theater is performing a play this week and next that features a ’20s Harlem “Renaissance” setting while exploring class divisions within the African-American community. Written by Charles Smith, head of OU’s MFA ...
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