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- Twist in the tail... (Deccan Herald)
Snakes play a vital role in the Irula way of life. When Dr Revathi lets her camera zoom in on the Irula world, what we get are rare insights into a tribe that has remained on the fringes of urban society, observes HEMA VIJAY
- Entertainment digest (Post-Bulletin)
CD-release party set for Friday Singer/songwriter Greg Gilman will hold a CD-release party Friday at Michaels Restaurant, 15 S. Broadway in Rochester. Gilman will perform selections from the new CD, "Musings," accompanied by local musicians Pat Cunningham
- Taking it to the 'Street' - Boston Globe
Boston GlobeTaking it to the 'Street'Boston Globe, United States - 14 minutes agoMyer was briefly married in the 1980s to an African-American man; a few years after they split up, his 24-year-old son was murdered. ...
- Andrew Motion is better than the worst Poet Laureate - Daily Telegraph
Andrew Motion is fed up with being Poet Laureate, and can you blame him? Almost from the moment he was appointed, critics began to moan that he was the least talented occupant ever of that office. Nine years as Poet Laureate have taken their toll on ...
- Milwaukee voters to get performances at polls - Chicago Tribune
Milwaukee voters to get performances at pollsChicago Tribune, United States - 7 hours agoThey will get music, dance and video performances as well recorded sound, puppetry, interactive sculpture, and poetry at 12 polling places throughout the ...
- Poetry Curator Brings Vision (The Harvard Crimson)
New curator of the Woodberry Room hopes to expand poetry on campus.
- What, No Santa? Keeping the Spirit Alive When Children Stop Believing - Newswise (press release)
What, No Santa? Keeping the Spirit Alive When Children Stop BelievingNewswise (press release) - 4 hours agoSanta represents giving, sharing, happiness, family and the youthful fun and creativity that lie too dormant the rest of the year. ...
- PR Newswire High Technology Summary, Wednesday, Nov. 12, 2008 - MarketWatch
PR Newswire High Technology Summary, Wednesday, Nov. 12, 2008MarketWatch - 30 minutes ago... an Interactive Poetry Application for the iPhone and iPod Touch LAW063 11/12/2008 11:20 rf CO-Envysion-MVaaS (LOUISVILLE) New MVaaS Service From ...
- 'Jesus was a Palestinian,' claims U.S. history text (WorldNet Daily)
A new study reveals that if Iranian President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad wanted to criticize the nation of Israel before the United Nations, he could use American public school textbooks to do so.
- The List - Thursday October 2 - Portsmouth News
The List - Thursday October 2Portsmouth News, UK - 2 hours agoPerformance poetry. Admission £7-£8, concs. (023) 9264 9000, box office. SOUTHAMPTON, Studio, Nuffield Theatre, University Road. 7.30pm. The Coast of Mayo. ...
- The Life and Death of the English Football Song - PopMatters
The Life and Death of the English Football SongPopMatters, IL - 2 hours agoPoetry. The appeal of the football song spread abroad. The Chicago Bears head office saw dollar signs flashings, and somehow convinced the 1985 team to make ...
- BOOK REVIEW: Mother's mysterious friend drives 'Nothing Is Quite ... - Miami Herald
"Nothing Is Quite Forgotten in Brooklyn" by Alice Mattison; Harper Perennial ($14.95) In "Nothing Is Quite Forgotten in Brooklyn," writer Alice Mattison weaves a story of four women and life-changing events that take place 14 1/2 years apart. There's ...
- Miracles found in mundane (The Post and Courier)
OUT LOUD. By Anthony Varallo. University of Pittsburgh Press. 180 pages. $24.95. College of Charleston English professor Anthony Varallo writes his characters from the inside out and with a keen eye for universal anxieties. While a few stories in his new short stor...
- Adults earn literacy certificates - Joburg
Adults earn literacy certificatesJoburg, South Africa - 7 hours agoThe power cut led to an open mic session, in which the learners showed off their skills with praise singing, poetry, singing and dancing. ...
- Miami mission's 'nice lady' introduces culture to the homeless - Miami Herald
In the fifth pew from the back of the Coral Gables Congregational Church, Luanne Allgood sits with four homeless men on one side of her, two on the other, and listens to flutist Eugenia Zukerman's interpretation of Mozart's Violin Sonata in F Major ...
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