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- A 'Shrew' made for the LA lifestyle - Los Angeles Times
Los Angeles TimesA 'Shrew' made for the LA lifestyleLos Angeles Times, CA - 4 hours agoThe cast moves around the stage in a constant state of euphoric panic, emphasizing the physicality of the play rather than the poetry -- a decision perhaps ...
- From bad to verse: Vandals get classroom penance - The Associated Press
The Associated PressFrom bad to verse: Vandals get classroom penanceThe Associated Press - 17 minutes agoAnd metaphorically you're in the woods, in your life. Look at you here, in court diversion! If that isn't `in the woods,' what the hell is `in the woods'? ...
- Ooooh, aaaah, Opels - Tacoma News Tribune
Don’t say it could have been. The ode to his favorite car is just one way Boespflug shows his enthusiasm for the GT. Organizing an annual get-together for Opel fans of all stripes is another. Boespflug’s 18th Annual Opel Gathering takes place ...
- Add style to your home with Beau Living furniture (Miami Herald)
La belle vie: Open since December, Beau Living is a furniture designer and manufacturer headquartered in Lebanon and owned by the Sebaaly family and presided here by Dany Sebaaly. Like they say, Beautiful Everyday Living is possible. The company offers modern and contemporary indoor and outdoor furniture in several styles and lines with names like Harmony, Martini, Sable and Savanne Collections.
- James Campbell on Ezra Pound's London (Guardian Unlimited)
Ezra Pound moved to London 100 years ago. James Campbell maps the poet's movements across the city
- Car-Free Day festivities down on Denman - Georgia Straight
Car-Free Day festivities down on DenmanGeorgia Straight, Canada - 15 minutes agoThere was plenty going on: two stages at either end of Denman with bands playing, salsa dancing, double-dutch skip rope, spoken word poetry, ...
- A world traveler, getting his eyes full - Chicago Sun-Times
A world traveler, getting his eyes fullChicago Sun-Times, United States - 10 hours ago... obsessively habit-driven British bachelor with no flair for the poetry of life but a certain reckless belief in his own infallibilty. ...
- Author Margaret Atwood Honored - CBS News
Margaret Atwood, winner of Spain's Prince of Asturias literary prize is known for her poetry and novels "The Edible Woman" published in 1970, and "The Handmaid's Tale" in 1983. (AP) (AP) Canadian author Margaret Atwood has won Spain's Prince of ...
- My language, my birthright (Daily Dispatch)
“MY RHYMES are so fat like Proverb’s tummy. Don’t laugh dude coz your sister is so pretentious like a reptile,” raps Motla. “Ndize kule rap andina ntanga? Intle kune cherrie yalomtshana (Can I rap for you because I’m the best? Rap is beautiful, more than my friend’s girlfriend).”
- THE Sports Gazette: one of the first and one of that last. - GazetteLive
THE Sports Gazette: one of the first and one of that last.GazetteLive, UK - 6 hours agoThey covered every kick and foul of the game in a report that combined analysis with the colourful prose and poetry that sprung from a fascination with the ...
- Stone Circle turns 25 this summer - Traverse City Record Eagle
Stone Circle turns 25 this summerTraverse City Record Eagle, MI - 7 hours agoThe evening is an open forum to all ages and all walks of life, though there are a couple of rules. First, poems must be memorized and recited by heart. ...
- Poetry jam focuses on learning - San Bernardino County Sun
SAN BERNARDINO - A group of aspiring rappers, emcees and lyricists will soon have a chance to display their talents for their peers and the community. On June 21, the San Bernardino City Unified School District and the Concerned African-American ...
- By Geraldine Lloyd Special to the News-Post (The Frederick News-Post)
In January of 1994, four months after radiation for a squamous cell carcinoma to the right true vocal chord, I was a twig -- whittled down to a mere 102 pounds from a burned esophagus and scar tissue that barely allowed for normal swallowing.
- Found in translation (Hindustan Times)
In India, we keep translating every moment of our life and most of us are bilingual if not multilingual by necessity. We often mix languages and shift from one to another almost unconsciously in our everyday speech.
- Pope Calls Irish Monk a Father of Europe (Zenit News Agency)
VATICAN CITY, JUNE 11, 2008 ( Zenit.org ).- An Irish monk -- "a tireless builder of monasteries" -- became one of the true fathers of Europe through his work of nourishing the Christian roots of the Continent, says Benedict XVI.
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